The Indiana Wind Symphony is a 75-piece concert band that is a resident ensemble at the Palladium in Carmel, IN. The group will play a mix of works including circus selections, John Philip Sousa, a modern band masterpiece called “Blue Shades,” and music by Hoosier composer Hoagy Carmichael. The concert will include local touches such as “Wabash Moon” and “Bluffton Street Fair March.”

After moving to a sleepy little town, young Lucky Prescott befriends a wild mustang named Spirit, who shares her rebellious spirit. When a heartless wrangler plans to capture Spirit and his herd, Lucky and her new friends embark on the adventure of a lifetime to rescue the horse that forever changed her life.

There is a Sensory-Friendly version playing at the same time downstairs in the Ferguson Theatre!

After moving to a sleepy little town, young Lucky Prescott befriends a wild mustang named Spirit, who shares her rebellious spirit. When a heartless wrangler plans to capture Spirit and his herd, Lucky and her new friends embark on the adventure of a lifetime to rescue the horse that forever changed her life.

There is a Sensory-Friendly version playing at the same time downstairs in the Ferguson Theatre!

Chef-attended, all you can eat prime rib buffet. Limited dinner menu also available.

A police officer joins a secret organization that polices and monitors extraterrestrial interactions on Earth.

Two of the 80s biggest acts come together in one night! Great White has sold over 10 million albums, thanks to songs like “Once Bitten, Twice Shy,” “Rock Me,” “Save Your Love,” and “Call It Rock & Roll. American Music Award winners Slaughter garnered hits including “Fly to the Angels,” “Up All Night,” “Spend My Life,” and more.

When two kids find and play a magical board game, they release a man trapped for decades in it and a host of dangers that can only be stopped by finishing the game.

Paul Hayden, Indiana Landmarks Northeast Field Office Director, will showcase threatened structures on Indiana Landmarks’ annual list as well as the fates – positive and negative – of places that have appeared on the list.

As our gardens are hard at work, we will take a fascinating and in-depth look at earthworms. This program is based on the book The Earth Moved by Amy Stewart. Join us for a “subterranean adventure to seek out our planet’s most important gatekeeper: the humble earthworm.” Free admission. Seating is limited, so reservations are recommended.