Offering a variety of choices from traditional to modern, American, Asian, and pure to wild drink mixes, Fort Wayne, an up-and-coming Midwestern town offers appetizing meals and refreshing drinks that will hook you up at first bite/sip.

Fort Wayne blossoms into an enchanting haven for shoppers, where an array of farmers markets come alive with an abundance of fresh, locally grown produce, plants, delectable baked goods, high-quality meats, and captivating homemade crafts, all set amidst charming outdoor locations.

Welcome to a best-in-class community in the heart of the Midwest, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Presenting big-city amenities, and a high-quality of living at affordable costs, it is an ideal location for anyone to thrive.

A retiree’s trifecta of a great place to live in and settle down might be a bit different compared to younger homeowners’. The perfect destination for them has to offer good and affordable health care facilities, be close to family and friends, and have a reasonable cost of living—and Fort Wayne, Indiana perfectly fits the bill.

Making your dream American career come true entails not only finding fulfilling and meaningful work, but settling down in an environment that will help you flourish, as well.

Trails improve quality of life, boost connectivity, livability, and are a unique and protected green space for recreation, fitness, and active transportation.

Did you know that there are over 100 (111 to be exact) miles of paved trails in Fort Wayne?

Opened by Wine Down Tastings and Tapas, The Sidecar was made out of a repurposed steel shipping container. Wine Down owner Gary Skeel is hoping to add an additional bar and kitchen area.

BuskerFest is a festival in downtown Fort Wayne that celebrates street performers, with face paint, fun, and entertainment galore.

For those of you who haven’t yet visited Fort Wayne’s Botanical Conservatory, now is the perfect time! The indoor gardens are always lush and beautiful, housing over 500 unique species of plants.

For much of its history, the city of Fort Wayne has been a town of function. The settlement that would one day become the city was founded and thrived due to its proximity to the St. Joseph, St. Marys, and Maumee Rivers.

A new word has recently entered our lexicon: hangry. A combination of "hungry" and "angry," it is used to describe the increased irritation we feel when we are hungry. It's a funny concept that a lot of people experience and reminds me of the popular Snicker's campaign, "You're not you when you're hungry."

With much public anticipation, The Hoppy Gnome finally opened its doors to the community Monday evening. The sleek, yet hip, family and bar restaurant specializes in savory tacos, but has a selection of many other culinary specials ranging from huarache and vegan salad to ceviche and cabanas.

ort Wayne is lucky enough to have four unique sister cities: Gera, Germany, Plock, Poland, Taizhou, China, and Takaoka, Japan. Fort Wayne Sister Cities International has made great strides to connect Fort Wayne to our sister cities across the world.

I’m grateful for the TED stage, which we get to draft off an idea that is much bigger than our local TEDx. We’ve been given a platform that allows us to put ideas in the spotlight and a beacon that draws others to it.

Along with the emerging great weather, there are numerous festivals, events, and opportunities coming up for the Fort Wayne community to participate in this summer. We have scoured the city and discovered the 10 best things to do this summer in Fort Wayne

It’s finally summer, and that means one thing: ice cream season. For the average person that means taking family and friends to go get some sort of frozen treat after dinner. For workers at The Stand, however, it is an entirely different playing field.

Local food artist Jerry Perez, owner of the Sol Kitchen food truck, and artist painter Terry Ratliff, owner of the Terry Ratliff Fine Art Gallery, collaborated on a large scale project in October 2013.

While Fort Wayne has no shortage of restaurants, Spice & Herb Thai Cuisine seemed a welcome oasis amidst the elements. Something spicy to feel the heat, with a hint of the exotic. As we walked in I was struck with the colorful and bright Thai decor, from silk scarves on tables to the tourism posters on the walls, even the smell (hints of lemon grass and basil) brought back memories of my time in Thailand.

The Dash-In is a downtown institution, chock-full of an ever changing arsenal of 23 craft brews, open early and late, later on the weekends. Live music is a common weekend addition, optional carry-out beer and Waiter on the Way delivery service.

With over 23 varieties of craft beer available on tap, the Dash-In is the largest of its kind in Fort Wayne. Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner since about 1994, the Dash-In has perfected the art of people pleasing.