Arts and Culture

Located in the Honeywell Center, the Clark Gallery features location, student and national art exhibits for public appreciation.

Found on the campus of Manchester University, the gallery displays a variety of pieces by honorable artists, including artwork by the Holocaust survivor Lea Goldman and sculptures and paintings by fellow professors of Manchester University.

The family-owned gallery provides the community with the perfect balance of art and entertainment. Plan a fun night out with friends, family or co-workers to create your own jewelry or art or cook a delicious meal.

The well-known Honeywell Foundation is committed to the strengthening of social, artistic, cultural and recreational opportunities for everyone. With innovative educational opportunities and performing arts programming in state-of-the-art facilities, the Honeywell Center is a focal point of Wabash County and a destination for visitors from all regions of the United States.

Stop in and step right up to the fragrance bar to find candles made of premium soy wax and cotton wicks. Purchase premade or stay and create your own fragrance products.

The textile business is a local gem that manufactures luxury yarn, felted blankets and more. The center is open for field trips and workshops to gain a deeper insight of the process.

Take a tour through a piece of prominent Indiana history. Owned by Dr. James Ford, guests are invited to experience the daily lives, personalities and activities of his family in the years surrounding the Civil War.

The North Manchester Center for History collects, preserves and interprets the history of the North Manchester and Northern Indiana Eel River Basin.

From the arrival of the first American Indians in the region to the present day, the Center collects and preserves the area's history with books, documents, artifacts and other cultural objects. 

The Center interprets its collections to the public with a museum facility, educational programs, lectures, public events and publications and encourages others to help collect, preserve and interpret the history of the North Manchester area.  

The museum inspires children and connects the entire community through an appreciation of local history and culture focused on education, research and quality of life interests.