Audience members enjoying free, live music on the lawn at Levitt AMP Springfield.

Grab your picnic blankets and mark your calendars—Levitt concerts have returned to towns and cities across America, gathering friends, family and neighbors for free, family-friendly fun all season long!

Now through October, the 2025 Levitt concert season is bringing nearly one million people together of all ages and backgrounds in public spaces in more than 50 communities across the country for unforgettable live music performances—ranging from bluegrass to rock, pop, R&B, reggae, Americana, jazz and hip-hop, plus cultural celebrations celebrating the country’s multiple traditions—sparking joy, amplifying local pride, and fostering connections.

Comprising Levitt AMP, Levitt VIBE, Levitt BLOC, and Levitt venues, the Levitt network brings award-winning local, regional, and global talent to towns and cities from Alaska to Texas, Hawaii to Rhode Island, and everywhere in between. Over 650 free Levitt concerts are taking place this season, fueled by the Foundation’s spend down and our movement to leverage the power of free, live music to strengthen communities across the country, creating inclusive cultural destinations where all feel welcome.

Folk/pop songwriting duo Lance and Lea light up the stage at Levitt Shell Sioux Falls.

Throughout the season, Levitt audiences are also invited to participate in our 10th annual #MusicMoves contest! Share the energy and excitement of Levitt concerts in your community by posting your favorite photos, videos and captions on Instagram, using the hashtag #MusicMoves. Your submissions will be featured on our national feed and entered into a contest to win a pair of AirPods Pro. Plus, your submissions support your local Levitt nonprofit’s eligibility to receive an additional $5,000 grant from the Levitt Foundation in celebration of the campaign’s 10th anniversary. 

Stay tuned for updates as the 2025 Levitt concert season continues across America,  and scroll down for a full list of music series dates and links, below!  

 

Levitt Venues
Managed, programmed and supported by independent Friends of Levitt nonprofits, Levitt venues present 40-50 concerts per year. 

Levitt Pavilion Arlington (Founders Plaza in Arlington, Texas): April 25-July 3; Aug. 29-Oct.18 

Levitt Pavilion Dayton (Dave Hall Plaza in Dayton, Ohio): May 31-Sept. 13

Levitt Pavilion Denver (Ruby Hill Park in Denver, Colorado): May 24-Sept. 28

Levitt Pavilion Los Angeles (MacArthur Park in Los Angeles, California): June 21-Aug. 30

Levitt Pavilion San Jose* (St. James Park in San Jose, California): May 25-Sept. 6 

Levitt Shell Sioux Falls (Falls Park in Sioux Falls, South Dakota): May 23-Aug. 30

Levitt Pavilion SteelStacks (SteelStacks Arts and Cultural Campus in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania): May 16-Sept.13

Levitt Pavilion Westport (Saugatuck Riverbanks in Westport, Connecticut): June 1-Aug. 20

*Developing Levitt Venue 

Levitt Music Series
Levitt Music Series Grants bring 7-10 concerts per year to towns and cities of all sizes, presented by nonprofits across a range of sectors. 

AMP: For small to mid-sized towns and cities up to 250,000.
VIBE: For large cities with a population over 250,000 where access to arts experiences may be limited.
BLOC: For in communities of any size, across multiple neighborhoods within a town or city. 

Levitt AMP Batesville (Presented by Main Street Batesville at Pocket Park in Batesville, Arkansas): May 1-July 3

Levitt AMP Baton Rouge (Presented by Scotland Saturdays at Scotlandville Plaza in Baton Rouge, Louisiana): April 26-May 24; Sept. 6-Oct. 4

Levitt AMP Berea (Presented by First Friday Berea at Berea City Park Expansion in Berea, Kentucky): May 2-Sept. 6

Levitt AMP Carson City (Presented by Brewery Arts Center at the Brewery Arts Center Campus in Carson City, Nevada): June 21-Aug. 23

Levitt BLOC Chattanooga (Presented by RISE Chattanooga at various public spaces throughout neighborhoods of Chattanooga, Tennessee): Sept. 7-Oct. 5

Levitt VIBE Chicago (Presented by International Latino Cultural Center at Riis Park in Chicago, Illinois): June 14-Aug. 16

Levitt AMP Clinton (Presented by Scissortail Productions, Inc. at McLain Rogers Park in Clinton, Oklahoma): May 23-July 25

Levitt AMP Colusa (Presented by Colusa County Arts Council at Veterans Memorial Park in Colusa, California): June 19-Aug. 21

Levitt AMP Cumberland (Presented by Allegany Arts Council at the Festival Grounds at Canal Place in Cumberland, Maryland): June 26-Aug. 28

Levitt AMP Earlham (Presented by Earlham Chicks with Checks at Earlham City Park in Earlham, Iowa): June 1-Aug. 10

Levitt AMP Flint (Presented by Communities First, Inc. at the lawn outside Totem Books in Flint, Michigan): May 27-Sept. 30

Levitt AMP Fort Pierce (Presented by the Arts and Cultural Alliance of St. Lucie at Moore’s Creek in Fort Pierce, Florida): May 10-Oct. 25

Levitt AMP Fort Smith (Presented by 64.6 Downtown at Riverfront Park in Fort Smith, Arkansas): April 3-May 2; Sept 25-Oct. 23 

Levitt AMP Gallup (Presented by Gallup MainStreet Arts & Cultural District at Courthouse Plaza in Gallup, New Mexico): June 7-Aug. 9 

Levitt AMP Galva (Presented by Galva Arts Council, Inc. at Wiley Park in Galva, Illinois): June 7-Aug. 3

Levitt AMP Green Bay (Presented by On Broadway, Inc. at Leicht Memorial Park in Green Bay, Wisconsin): June 1-Aug. 3

Levitt AMP Hāna (Presented by Hāna Arts at Hāna Farmers Market, Hāna Bay, and the Hāna Maui Resort Gallery Lawn in Hāna, Hawai’i): May 2-Sept. 19

Levitt AMP Harrisburg (Presented by Harrisburg Downtown Renaissance at Turner Pavilion Grass Lot in Harrisburg, Virginia): June 25-Sept. 10

Levitt VIBE Indianapolis (Presented by Big Car Collaborative at Terri Sisson Park in Indianapolis, Indiana): April 13-Oct. 12

Levitt AMP Middlesboro (Presented by Middlesboro Main Street at Levitt Park in Middlesboro, Kentucky): July 24-Sept. 25

Levitt VIBE Oakland (Presented by the Black Cultural Zone CDC at Liberation Park in Oakland, California): May 3-Aug. 16

Levitt AMP Ocala (Presented by Marion Cultural Alliance at Webb Field at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Recreation Complex in Ocala, Florida): March 14-May 16

Levitt AMP Selma (Presented by Black Belt Community Foundation at Riverfront Amphitheater in Selma, Alabama): July 4-Oct. 25

Levitt AMP Sheboygan (Presented by the John Michael Kohler Arts Center at City Green in Sheboygan, Wisconsin): June 26-Sept. 18

Levitt AMP Shenandoah Junction (Presented by Jefferson County Parks and Recreation at The AMP at Sam Michaels Park in Shenandoah Junction, West Virginia): May 30-July 31

Levitt AMP Soldotna (Presented by Vision Soldotna at Soldotna Creek Park in Soldotna, Alaska): June 4-Aug. 13

Levitt AMP Springfield (Presented by Springfield Area Arts Council at Y Block or North Mansion Block in Springfield, Illinois): May 29-July 31

Levitt AMP St. Johnsbury (Presented by Catamount Arts at Dog Mountain in St. Johnsbury, Vermont): June 27-Aug. 31

Levitt AMP Stevens Point (Presented by CREATE Portage County at Pfiffner Pioneer Park in Stevens Point, Wisconsin): June 5-Aug. 21

Levitt AMP Utica (Presented by ICAN at Kopernik Park in Utica, New York): July 7-Aug. 29

Levitt AMP Valdosta (Presented by The Annette Howell Turner Center for the Arts at Turner Center Art Park in Valdosta, Georgia): March 7-May 16

Levitt AMP Waco (Presented by Creative Waco at Bridge Street Plaza in Waco, TX): April 2-May 28; Sept. 3-Oct. 1

Levitt AMP Whitesburg (Presented by Cowan Community Center at Mountain Heritage Festival Stage in Whitesburg, Kentucky): May 29-July 31

Levitt AMP Wilmington (Presented by Cityfest, Inc. at The Urban Artist Exchange Amphitheater in Wilmington, Delaware): Aug. 6-Oct. 8

Levitt AMP Woonsocket (Presented by NeighborWorks Blackstone River Valley at River Island Park in Woonsocket, Rhode Island): June 13-Aug. 22

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Become part of the movement to spread joy across the U.S. through the power of free, live music! Applications are currently open for 2026-2028 Levitt Music Series Grants. These multi-year, matching grants of up to $40K per year (up to $120K total) will support nonprofits across a range of sectors—from arts organizations to parks and recreation, downtown districts, housing nonprofits, universities, and more—to present 7-10 free outdoor concerts annually in 2026, 2027, and 2028. The deadline to apply is June 30, 2025!