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Live music events sound better than ever in Hamilton County. From a world-class concert hall, the Palladium at the Center for the Performing Arts and summer venues Symphony on the Prairie at Conner Prairie Interactive History Park and nationally recognized, Klipsch Music Center (formerly Verizon Wireless Music Center) to foot-stomping music halls and free (yes, we said free!) outdoor community concerts, visitors can experience live music virtually every day of the week.
If you love live music, we're playing your song. Hamilton County, Indiana's music scene can also take an indie track, or hip hop, or electronic, or just plain rock n' roll - just depends on the venue.
Don't miss these fun, family-friendly, FREE concerts throughout the week:
| Carmel Gazebo Concerts | Noblesville Jazz Squared |
| Cicero Concert Series | Fishers Summer Concert Series |
| Cool Creek Concerts | Noblesville Concert Series |
Whatever is on your iPod is also playing in Hamilton County!
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra is committed to enhancing our community's quality of life in a fiscally responsible manner through creative, artistically excellent performances and educational
Enjoy live music performances from several genres including jazz, big band, swing, bluegrass, and pop on weekend evenings in a non-alcohol and non-smoking environment. Admission: Varies Open:
Located at Exit 10 off of I-69, Klipsch Music Center is recognized as one of North America's premier entertainment venues. The 220-acre, 24,000+seats amphitheater includes hospitality/event plaza with
The Noblesville Symphony Orchestra was founded in 2007, as a division of the Anderson Symphony Orchestra. The NSO is dedicated to enriching lives through beautiful music. Performances begin at 7:30
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra presents Marsh Symphony on the Prairie. The stage is set for a magical summer with renowned artists and an amazing season line-up.
The Center for the Performing Arts include the Palladium, a 1,600-seat concert hall that hosts local theater, dance and music organizations and the world's most gifted performers. The center also
Rising high on the Carmel skyline with its domed European style design, the Palladium has captured the attention of residents and visitors alike. The four-fronted, symmetrical design with its
The Studio Theater is a flexible theatrical space intended to nurture local and national artists. In addition to the Center’s resident companies and their productions, the Center will present national
The Tarkington, a 500-seat theater at The Center for the Performing Arts and home to the Civic Theatre, will open in August 2011. This unique performance facility provides a proscenium theater at The
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