Known throughout the world simply as The Indianapolis, the 12th Quadrennial International Violin Competition of Indianapolis will take place September 17 through October 4. The Indianapolis is proud to once again attract the international cultural spotlight to our great city for nearly three weeks.
The Opening Ceremonies will take place on Thursday, September 17 at Newfields and we invite the public to join the festivities in The Amphitheater, Newfields’ giant, terraced space, famous for the Summer Nights Film Series.
Experience the grandeur of the Opening Ceremonies filled with emotion, pride and pageantry as we present the Participants in a parade of nations, introduce the illustrious jury members, delight in musical fanfares and many additional surprises!
There are two ticket options for the evening.
CONCERT PATRON
Concert Patrons may purchase a ticket and sit on one of the terrace levels. At the conclusion of the ceremony, patrons will remain and be treated to a concert by the Grammy and Emmy-winning ensemble and Indy favorite Time for Three (TF3). TF3 defies convention by merging classical, Americana, and singer-songwriter traditions into a singular, remarkable sound that captivates audiences worldwide.
Click here to view the Amphitheatre seating chart.
Concert Patron Ticket: $15
Seating: General Admission by terrace (Note: chairs are not provided; bring a blanket or low camp/beach chair for seating on the grass.)
Attire: Casual
*A cash bar will be available that evening for Concert Patrons. Food and non-alcoholic beverages are permitted, but alcoholic beverages are prohibited. Newfields and the International Violin Competition are not responsible for any food that is brought into the event.
DINNER PATRON
Dinner Patrons will enjoy an exquisite multi-course meal in Deer Pavilion following the ceremony.
Dinner Patron Tickets: $175 (individual)
$1,750 (table of 10)
Gold Dinner Patron Tickets: $250 (individual)
$2,500 (table of 10)
Associate Sponsor Table: $5,000 (table of 10)
Attire: Black-tie optional
Time for Three
