Good morning, Elkhart.

A luxury glamping destination opened yesterday at Sunrise Farms in Benton Township with three tents that sleep 14 people, outdoor showers, indoor toilets, and a homemade breakfast and beverage bar.

The Christ Child Society held its annual diaper drop in Mishawaka to ease costs for local families.

Tanner (15) appears in Wednesday’s Child to highlight foster children available for adoption; his story, provided by Indiana Kids Belong, shows his hope to find a permanent family as local teens look forward to summer break.

Silver Harbor Brewing is hosting Democracy Brewing today to spark local discussion on artificial intelligence and Ipas.

The event provides a relaxed space for community members to engage in lively bar stool debates.

A free piano and organ concert is scheduled for Wednesday, May 20 at the Lerner Theatre where Celia Weiss will play the historic 1924 Kimball Organ from 11 a.m. to noon.

Zolman Tire honored high school seniors in its annual awards ceremony yesterday; winners met a minimum 3.0 GPA and shared inspiring personal stories as part of nearly $75,000 in support over the years.

Brenden Olsen, a three-sport standout from Niles High, earned special recognition and a Division I baseball scholarship offer.

Elkhart and St. Joseph County seventh graders learned about career options at the Northern Indiana Event Center on Wednesday, May 13 — students interacted with employers at Career Quest to explore different job paths, with six schools participating.

Governor Mike Braun signed a bill that will restrict cell phone use for students in schools starting July first — the law allows schools to set a no-device policy or manage storage with exceptions for emergencies.

The Four Winds Invitational (part of the Epson Tour) is seeking local volunteers for its July tournament that will qualify LPGA hopefuls.

Residents can expect sign-up details to be released soon.

Elkhart County Symphony Season Finale

4-7 p.m. — The Lerner Theatre — Ticket prices vary — Celebrate the vibrant conclusion of Season 78 with innovative compositions and guest soloist Caitlin Edwards.

Epic Unstoppable 2026

2-10 p.m. — The Lerner Theatre — $29.50 — A celebration of over 200 local dancers showcasing their talent and resilience.

2026 Conservatory of Dance: Student Concert

10 a.m. — The Lerner Theatre — $20 – $35 — Enjoy a delightful showcase of Tap, Jazz, and Modern dances performed by students.