FAQ
Here at the Brown County Music Center, we do all we can to make sure your time with us is nothing short of spectacular!
We have included some FAQ's that we encounter on our site BUT if we missed something you would like to know we are happy to help! Please call us at (812) 988-5323
When did the Brown County Music Center open?
The first act was scheduled for August 24, 2019. Vince Gill was the opening act.
Where and how can I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available on our website, browncountymusiccenter.com, ticketmaster.com and on-site at the Box Office.
Can I bring a bag? What is security like?
The Brown County Music Center is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our entertainers, guests, staff, and volunteers. At each event, the Brown County Music Center will have a security check point set up before entering the venue. Patrons will be scanned with a metal detector, and bags will be checked prior to entry. No bags larger than 6" x 9" inches will be allowed. Any bags larger than that must be clear. You will be subject to a search before entering the venue. Law enforcement and video surveillance is used at all Brown County Music Center sponsored events. If you have questions or concerns, please contact the Box Office at boxoffice@browncountymusiccenter.com or by calling 812.988.5323.
How is parking going to work?
The Music Center is located within walking distance of major hotels and a short stroll down the Salt Creek Trail from the Village of Nashville.
Event parking at Brown County Music Center is $10, but can flex depending on show demand. Parking is limited. Parking Lot is a gravel lot. While parking at the Center, please be prepared for potential mud. We accept both cash and credit card for parking.
Guests can utilize the circle turnaround to drop off guests in front of the main entrance.
Will there be events other than music, if so what kind?
The Brown County Music Center plans to host community events. If you have inquiries about booking the venue please reach out to
director@browncountymusiccenter.com
How can I get involved?
We are looking for outgoing, helpful, friendly volunteers at the music center! Apply online or other inquiries can be directed to director@browncountymusiccenter.com
How will the Brown County Music Center benefit the community?
The BCMC plans to locally source as much as it can and with all of the tourists coming to the venue, we are hoping many will stay to enjoy all that Brown County has to offer. Plenty of places to stay, eat, drink, explore and shop makes Nashville a great destination for music lovers to stick around and enjoy!
How is the project funded?
The project has been funded through a loan secured with the State Bank of Lizton, using the Innkeepers Tax as collateral. Should things come to the very worst the community will not suffer the weight of the loan, the property will be in the hands of the bank.
What is Innkeepers Tax?
The Innkeepers Tax is a 5% tax that is charged on overnight rooms rented for less than 30 days. The tax is collected from the Visitor, by the Innkeeper, and paid to the county treasurer. That tax can only be used to promote tourism in Brown County as outlined in IC 6-9-14.
Security Policy
The Brown County Music Center is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for our entertainers, guests, staff, and volunteers. At each event the Brown County Music Center will have a security check point set up before entering the venue. Patrons will be scanned with a metal detector, and bags will be checked prior to entry. No bags larger than 6” x 9” inches will be allowed. You may bring a clear plastic bag to hold your belongings. You will be subject to a search before entering the venue. Weapons of any kind, including pocket knives are prohibited. Law enforcement and video surveillance is used at all Brown County Music Center sponsored events. if you have any questions or concerns, please contact the Director of Operations at audience@
What are your COVID-19 Safety, Health Check and Testing Policies?
Please visit our Safety page for updated information.
Where can I get more info regarding COVID-19 vaccinations?
You can find information about where to get vaccinated in Marion County by visiting the State of Indiana vaccination information page.
Where can I get more info regarding COVID-19 testing?
You can find more information about where to get tested in Marion, and other locations across the stage, by visiting the State of Indiana’s testing information page.
What time do doors open and shuttle services start?
Venue doors and shuttle services start (if applicable) 90 minutes prior to show start time.
Round trip, complimentary shuttle service is available from the following hotels: Brown County Inn and the Season’s Lodge Conference Center parking lot. Shuttles are provided based on the capacity of each event, so please check our social media platforms for shuttle updates on your event day.
Does the Brown County Music Center serve food & beverages?
The Brown County Music Center has the concessionaire open for each show. We serve non-alcoholic beverages, beer, spirits, and light snacks.
What is the camera policy?
The Brown County Music Center’s camera policy for events may vary between different artists. Usually small camera phones are allowed. Digital cameras, iPads (or similar tablets), and professional grade cameras with long detachable lenses (i.e., a camera that has a detachable lens or a zoom lens with a length greater than 2”) will not be permitted.