The Palladium at the Center for Performing Arts

The Palladium is a 1500-seat concert hall in Carmel's performing arts center, featuring Italian marble floors, Brazilian cherry wood details, and grand neoclassical design. The hall's interior combines elegant materials with thoughtful layouts that support performances ranging from orchestral concerts to contemporary music events.

Designed by architect David M. Schwartz, the building opened to the public on January 29, 2011, as a centerpiece of Carmel's performing arts development. The project was part of a broader civic initiative to establish Carmel as a regional cultural hub.

The venue shapes cultural life in Carmel by hosting orchestra performances, theatrical productions, and music events that draw audiences from across the region. Inside, the Great American Songbook Foundation maintains its gallery and offices, celebrating American popular music traditions.

Tickets are available at the Fifth Third Bank Box Office located at the west entrance of the building. During events with high attendance, visitors should expect adjusted traffic patterns around the venue.

The hall's acoustics were engineered specifically to support both classical and contemporary music with optimal sound quality. This acoustic precision makes the space equally suited for traditional orchestral sounds and modern musical styles.

Location: Carmel

Inception: January 29, 2011

Architects: David M. Schwarz Architects

Official opening: January 29, 2011

Architectural style: New Classical architecture

Part of: Center for the Performing Arts

GPS coordinates: 39.96987,-86.13032

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:05