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Lucas Oil Stadium welcomes Marching Music’s Major League™ through Saturday as the world's most elite student musicians (ages 13-22) compete. In addition to prelim, semifinal, and final shows on the field, spectators can enjoy Friday's free Shining a Light on Music Education program on Monument Circle. Ensembles will perform, food trucks will serve, and the evening concludes with the nightly Shining a Light show. Saturday's events include the SoundsSport International Music & Food Festival just outside the stadium. This free event is a family-friendly street festival with live music, a drum battle, food trucks, and more. Stadium event tickets are $47 and up, but Indiana residents can access special $25 tickets at this link. Plus, two kids under 12 get in free with each paid adult. | |
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| | | | | | | BROAD RIPPLE PARK MUSIC WEEKEND
Friday will bring a new energy to Broad Ripple Park with the debut of a new music series. California alternative rockers Toad the Wet Sprocket are headlining the Good Intentions Tour with support from The Jayhawks and Sixpence None the Richer. Toad's signature style combines introspective lyrics with melodic, folk-influenced rock and has made them favorites since their debut in the '90s. Tickets are $69.90 and up, and the event is rain or shine. | |
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| | | | KROGER SYMPHONY ON THE PRAIRIE
One of the most popular outdoor music venues turns up the vibes Friday as Dark Star Orchestra (DSO) takes the stage at Conner Prairie. DSO has been re-creating Grateful Dead concert experiences for more than 25 years, and this show will be a complete set from one of the Dead's shows at Deer Creek. Gather your scarlet begonias and sugar magnolias for a night of playing in the band on shakedown street. Even if you show up with the Cumberland blues, you’ll be sure to walk out in the morning dew. Tickets are $12.96 and up. | |
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| | | | | WICKET WORLD OF CROQUET
Croquet is a game often associated with the upper class and social status, but you don't have to have a privileged lifestyle to enjoy the party Saturday at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. Competitive team spaces are sold out but spectators are welcome to soak up the scene with a $10 Promenade Pass with live art, lawn games, a fan jam, music, and an art market as well as food and drinks for purchase. It's a wicket good time! | |
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| | | | | CONCERT ON THE CANAL AT INDIANA HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Thursday is the last concert of the season at IHS and Groove Essential is performing. Their song list ranges from 1940s hits to present day, covering genres like pop, Motown, rock, country, R&B, and more, all in a high-energy style. Enjoy a beautiful evening outdoors with food from the Stardust Terrace Cafe and drinks from J&T's Good Time Beverage Company. Due to construction, no free seating will be available, but a table for four is $65. | |
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