Free concert will benefit flood relief efforts
The Noblesville Parks Foundation (NPF) invites residents, and supporters to join the upcoming Rock & Relief concert from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 5, at Forest Park, 701 Cicero Road, to support everyone in the community who was affected by the flood.
Rock & Relief will offer an evening of live music, community connection, and an opportunity to directly support neighbors facing the difficult work of recovering and rebuilding after the flooding.
The free concert will feature The Flying Toasters, with special guest City of Sound.
“Rock & Relief is about bringing our community together at a time when many of our neighbors need us,” NPF President Tommy Freeborn said. “Noblesville has always been a community that shows up for one another, and we hope this event provides an opportunity to enjoy an evening together while also making a meaningful difference for local families impacted by the flooding.”
Admission to the concert is free. Attendees are encouraged to bring grocery gift cards or monetary donations, which will be accepted at the event entrance.
About the Noblesville Parks Foundation
The Noblesville Parks Foundation supports and enhances parks, recreation opportunities, and community experiences that contribute to the quality of life in Noblesville. Through partnerships, fundraising and community engagement, the Foundation works to strengthen the places and experiences that bring the Noblesville community together.

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