| | | | | More than 100 high school marching bands from across the country will take the big stage at Lucas Oil Stadium with big sound and big visuals. Spectacular shows with hundreds of musicians and intricate choreography guarantee an amazing experience for fans. Prelims Thursday-Saturday lead to the 12 highest-scoring bands advancing to Saturday night's finals. In addition to the competition, see 50 Years of Music for All: An Exhibit also in the stadium. Tickets are $45. | |
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| | | | | | | The Circle City welcomes the holidays with attractions and performances that are fun for the whole family. More than 75 elaborately decorated trees create a winter wonderland at the Indiana Historical Society in Festival of Trees. Journey to the Great American West at the Eiteljorg's annual Jingle Rails exhibit featuring 7 trains on 1,200 feet of railroad that passes meticulously crafted historical sites. Be enchanted at The Children's Museum's WinterFaire, full of warmth, whimsy, and magic. Indiana Repertory Theatre hosts an Indy holiday tradition with Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, the feel-good story of a man's redemption. These and many more amazing seasonal experiences in Indy and in Hamilton County can earn you rewards when you check in on the Holiday Adventure Pass. Sign up for free and start feeling that festive mood. | |
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| | | | | White River State Park becomes the ultimate percussion concert hall to celebrate 50 years of the Percussive Arts Society. Inuksuit was inspired by stone sentinels constructed by the Inuit over the centuries. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer John Luther Adams wrote the concert-length piece with a vision of performers being widely spaced throughout an open area, and Saturday's celebration, led by PAS Hall of Famer and world-renowned percussionist Steven Schick, will fulfilll that vision. Participation is free, but you must bring your own instruments. | |
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| | | | | | | Be ready for fowl play Saturday at the Fowling Warehouse. It's a beer fest. It's a sporting tournament that's a combo of bowling, football, and cornhole. Most of all, it's a fun afternoon. Attendees get unlimited samples from local breweries, cideries, and distilleries, can play unlimited rounds on the fowling lanes, and enjoy food trucks, DJ, and the "Mystery Beer Machine." Tickets are $30 and up and everyone must be at least 21. | |
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| | | | | Explore the theme of "Nature & The Sacred" through Sunday at the 30th anniversary of this annual festival. It strives to connect the community with uplifting programming and diverse, accessible experiences. Don't miss Connected by Nature, this year's closing event, on Sunday at The Amp. It features a new work by poet Mánon Voice, music from Premium Blend, hands-on activities, food, and drinks. Admission is free. | |
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