Honeywell Foundation

Honeywell Arts & Entertainment is a nonprofit arts complex anchored in Wabash, Indiana, dedicated to bringing arts, education, and entertainment to the region. The organization's campus spans multiple historic and purpose-built venues — including the Honeywell Center, Eagles Theatre, Honeywell House, and Charley Creek Gardens — collectively serving approximately 200,000 guests each year. The Honeywell Center, built in 1952 and significantly expanded in 1994, functions as the heart of the complex. It houses the Ford Theater, the Clark Gallery, Eugenia's Restaurant, and Legacy Hall — a flexible banquet space accommodating up to 250 guests for receptions and ceremonies. One block away, the renovated Eagles Theatre — originally constructed in 1906 — hosts the Parkview Ballroom on its top floor, a distinctive space with hand-painted ceilings and an elevated corner stage for up to 150 guests. For smaller, more intimate gatherings, the Honeywell House — the former home of Mrs. Mark C. Honeywell — offers a historic estate setting with four acres of manicured grounds, accommodating up to 50 guests indoors and 300 outdoors. Full catering services are available across all event spaces.