WABASH, IN – Honeywell Arts & Entertainment has released its 2025 Annual Report, celebrating donors and
supporters and reflecting continued growth in its mission to provide arts, education, and entertainment for all. The Annual Report shares milestones and impact from the past year, highlighting arts offerings that enrich the lives of thousands in Wabash and the north-central region of Indiana each year.
Tod Minnich, Honeywell Foundation President/CEO, and Sally Krouse, Honeywell Foundation Board Chair,
shared, “Our guests’ and supporters’ belief in our mission fuels every performance, every workshop, and every connection created through the arts. While numbers tell part of the story, they don’t always capture the full impact.
As you read this information, we encourage you to pay special attention to the quotes our guests have shared over the past year. They add a human dimension that statistics alone simply can’t express.”
Live performances remained a core part of Honeywell’s work in 2025, with over 145,000 tickets sold across
Honeywell and partner venues. Notable shows included Kenny G, Wizard of Oz on Ice, Air Supply, Newsboys,
Sesame Street Live, and more. Of attendees to the Honeywell Center and Eagles Theatre, 79% of ticket buyers
came from outside Wabash County.
Arts In Education reached more than 73,000 students across 14 counties, with Visual Thinking Strategies (VTS)
serving 21 schools and 93% of teachers reporting a substantial impact on student learning. Youth Arts Month
offered additional free experiences for students and families. Programs also included Arts Integration Teaching Artist Residencies, songwriting workshops, and student art competitions.
Arts For All offered nearly 40 workshops and camps, including music and voice lessons, with enrollment growing from previous years. The Clark Gallery hosted professional, amateur, and student exhibitions, and movies at the Eagles Theatre and 13-24 Drive In welcomed more than 29,000 guests. Honeywell Hospitality, cultural tourism experiences, and regional partnerships offered additional opportunities for engagement.
The Honeywell Arts Academy hosted scholars from six countries across three full-scholarship programs and
welcomed five artists to the newly established Fellowship, a mentorship initiative for emerging musicians. Alumni continue to gain national recognition through orchestras, competitions, record deals, and the Honeywell Arts Academy Concert Series, a new opportunity featuring alumni performances.
The full impact of Honeywell Arts & Entertainment is made possible in part by the generosity of more than 840 private, organizational, and business donors. These supporters, combined with the leadership of the Honeywell Foundation Board of Directors and a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, help advance the mission of arts, education, and entertainment for all.
For more information on Honeywell Arts & Entertainment’s 2025 Annual Report, visit honeywellarts.org/2025.
