Downtown Amenities

As an iconic landmark rich with history in central Indiana, Charley Creek Inn Wine & Cheese Bar is a prime destination for visitors who seek everything from business traveling, entertaining, weekend adventures and romantic getaways. Luxurious hotel rooms, sophisticated meeting spaces and delicious room service await all guests. The inn offers upscale dining, cocktail lounges and a sweet treat shoppe to top off the night.

As a venue of the Honeywell Foundation, the Eagles Theatre offers an impressive 440-seat theater featuring a lineup of live events and films.

Our goal is to deliver an elegant and exquisite experience by building intentional, family like relationships with everyone we meet. At Ellen’s, we believe every bride makes the dress come to life. Experience the warmth of Ellen’s as you walk through the door and meet your individual stylist who will help you find your dream gown. As a mother-daughter run bridal boutique, that family-feel is carried out in everything we do. We treat each bride as if they are our daughter. We want you to choose Ellen’s not only because you found the perfect dress, but because we can’t imagine anyone else providing the same care & attention to you. By helping our brides navigate through our high-quality dresses, we find the perfect gown to match your personality. Our sincere hope is that each bride feels like family before leaving Ellen’s.

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.

  Here at Lighthouse Mission we thrive in supporting our community. Lighthouse is a retail store, but we are so much more!  We are a Non-profit organization that provides clothing, household items, hygiene products, etc. for people that are currently in a tough situation and are struggling.  We are known for our Holiday food baskets that are distributed at Thanksgiving and Easter.  We couldn't do any of this without the support of our community.  We depend on store and monetary donations to keep us going forward in helping the community of Wabash.  Please stop by to learn more about us and our ministry. 

Living Well in Wabash County empowers one in six Wabash County residents of all ages through the programs and services of Community Cupboard food pantry, Wabash County Transportation and Winchester Center.

Market Street Grill restaurant is located in the historic S.J. Payne building, built in 1898.

Samuel Jefferson Payne joined his brother, Thomas F., to form T.F. Payne & Co. The business produced bedsteads, extension tables, center tables and stands, as well as bedroom suits. Their factory was located on the corner of Wabash and Water Streets. A retail furniture store was located on the southeast corner of Miami & Market Streets.

Nothing brings a community together more than friendly faces and a delicious cup of coffee. Head to downtown Wabash for time well spent sipping on your favorite customized coffee, sweet treat, smoothie and more.

Full Time Professional Lifestyle Photographer. Nicole specializes in Newborn, Senior and Children.

OHH My Cakes, in Wabash, IN, is the premier bakery serving Fort Wayne, Warsaw, Marion, Huntington, Peru, Kokomo and surrounding areas since 2019. We specialize in wedding and specialty cakes. For your next sweet tooth craving, visit OHH My Cakes in Wabash.

While visiting Wabash County, be sure to stop at one of the many charming boutiques featuring handcrafted items created by local artists, colorful clothing and delicate antiques.

Welcome to the Wabash Carnegie Public Library. Since its beginning in 1903, Wabash Carnegie Public Library has been dedicated to serving the town of Wabash and surrounding communities. 

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.

As a community all about staying strong physically and socially while making meaningful change, the recently renovated YMCA works with Wabash City Schools, MSD of Wabash County, Parkview Wabash Hospital and others to ensure that everyone has the opportunity to grow, learn and thrive.

Wabash CrossFit is much more than just CrossFit. We are HIIT. We are Open Gym. We are Kids & Teens. We are Family. We offer a variety of CrossFit workouts and other solutions for people with different fitness levels, ages, and personal goals. Our trainers can scale and modify any workout or movement to fit your comfort level. We pride ourselves on community, friendships, and results.

Spend sunny Saturday mornings from mid-May to the end of September at the downtown Wabash Farmers Market to experience all things homemade and homegrown in Wabash County. Bring your dog as you browse locally grown produce, baked goods, artist wares and more. Food trucks, live music and demonstrations attract residents each week.

Hi my name is Christina Faine and I am a wife, mother, and the owner of Wooden Ivy Boutique and Floral. Years ago I enjoyed being a florist and I have always found joy in crafting. Although being the mother of two beautiful girls has been a wonderful and rewarding adventure, it also left little time for floral, crafting, and other DIY projects. In the back of my mind, there has always been this thought that I would one day have my very own place.  I wanted to create a place where my refurbished furniture can bring others joy, where my hand crafted signs and floral arrangements bring smiles to people’s faces, and where people can shop for beautiful boutique clothing that’s affordable. In the fall of 2018, my dreams soon became a reality as I opened my very own Wooden Ivy Boutique and Floral.

Together we have helped to strengthen education, support the arts, promote civic life, protect our environment, and ensure strong health and social services. To date, we have 350 permanently endowed funds and 22 non-permanent funds.  Our total assets are more than $73 million and we have made more than $32.4 million in unrestricted grants to Wabash County, Indiana.

Daniel’s Place is committed to providing respite care and support services across the lifespan of persons with physical and intellectual disabilities to enable them to remain in their chosen communities.

Respite care gives short-term temporary care to persons whose disabilities are such that they need continual assistance. Having access to respite care allows caregivers, most often families, an option when they need a break or have tasks that require them to find care for their disabled love one for a few hours.
Both our guests and their families will benefit from respite care. After taking a break, caregivers are able to give more and enjoy doing it! Individuals who stay at Daniel’s Place have an opportunity to learn that they can count on others for help. They can also form new friendships, experience new environments, and simply have fun!

This fourth-generation family farm markets products from cattle, hogs, poultry, field crops and produce through Community Supported Agriculture and to restaurants. Summer Fridays on the Farm are artisan pizza nights at the farm, featuring locally-sourced ingredients and an outdoor, wood-fired brick oven.

KenapocoMocha...how do you say it? What does it mean?  You spell it how?!

First things first. It's pronounced "Keen-uh-poco-Mocha".

Before we were ready to open the shop in 2008, we had a contest to pick a name for the coffee shop.  The winner was "KenapocoMocha", submitted by Julie Garber, a North Manchester resident.  Julie combined "Kenapocomoco", which is the Native American name for the Eel River (the river which flows through North Manchester), with the word "Mocha" to create our winner...."KenapocoMocha".  Julie's play-on-words has kept everyone guessing about how to pronounce and spell our name!

The combination of Manchester Main Street and North Manchester Chamber of Commerce formed Manchester Alive: Main Street Chamber Alliance in 2019. Their efforts in economic and community development promote vitality and equality of place in North Manchester.

After working with a chiropractor and practicing massage therapy for over 10 years in various settings, I've decided to start working with doctors to provide patients with medical massage services as well as regular massage options. Medical massage utilizes multiple techniques to resolve diagnosed ailments. With a doctor's prescription, many insurances will help pay for these services. I will also offer cash prices if insurance isn't an option.

We are a Historic, Downtown, Restaurant located in North Manchester, IN.  We are Family Friendly, but also have a Bar area just for legal patrons! 

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