LEGO Club

The Huntington University Foundation will host a presentation on Farming God’s Way, a Christ-centered model of agriculture that integrates biblical principles with effective farm management and sustainable technologies. The breakfast event is scheduled for Wednesday, April 8. Grounded in the belief that stewardship of the land reflects God’s design for creation, this approach equips farming communities with practical tools to address pressing challenges such as food insecurity and poverty. The informational gathering will take place at Huntington University in the Habecker Dining Commons, where attendees will have the opportunity to learn more about this impactful initiative. Doors open at 7:30 a.m., with the breakfast line beginning at 7:45 a.m., allowing time for fellowship and engagement prior to the presentation. Reserve your spot for the breakfast by clicking huntington.edu/foundationRSVP.

Huntington Parks & Recreation Department Evergreen Loop Join us for a 1 -1.5 mile walk around Evergreen Park. This is a paved trail. See you there!

BINGO at TWO-EE's

Storytime at the Library

Trivia at TWO-EE's

Prepare for a night where the traditional rules of musical theater are thrown out the window. The Huntington Theater Guild presents a unique cabaret experience featuring local talent stepping into the roles they were never "supposed" to play. We have 25 different musical numbers spanning two acts, ranging from the most beloved Golden Age classics to the newest hits currently on Broadway. With over two dozen performances packed into one evening, the pace is fast, the energy is high, and the talent is undeniable. Our cast is tackling roles they were never "supposed" to play, and since the setlist is a total secret until the curtain rises, you’ll have to be there to experience the surprises for yourself. Three chances to see the show: Friday April 10th at 7PM and Saturday April 11th at 2PM and 7PM

Huntington University is hosting a regional worship night, Outpour Worship, on April 10 in Platt Arena featuring Joe L Barnes, DOE and City Movement. Barnes is a Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter and worship leader, known for his impactful work with the contemporary worship collective Maverick City Music. DOE is a Grammy Award winner (2025 Best Contemporary Christian Music Album for Heart of a Human) and a multiple-time Dove/Stellar Award nominee. This event promises to be a memorable evening of unified worship in Northern Indiana. Tickets can be purchased at huntington.edu/Outpour. General admission tickets are $25 plus fees and VIP Experience tickets (limited to 50 tickets) are $50 plus fees, which includes an exclusive meet and greet dinner with the artist, premium seating for the event and priority access and a more intimate event experience. HU student tickets are available for $15 plus fees. Group rates for 20 tickets or more are available by calling the Huntington University box office. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Preshow begins at 6 p.m. and the concert begins at 7 p.m.

Live Music at TWO EE's

Outpour Worship in Platt Arena

the University will host Outpour Worship in Platt Arena

90's Trivia Night at Legends