2026 Levitt VIBE Indianapolis Music Series: November Concert

Good Flying Birds, Fern Murphy, and J. P. Cuevas play the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis (CAMi) on Sunday, November 8, from noon to 3 PM. It's part of the Levitt VIBE Indianapolis music series, which is in its third season. The concert is outdoors in the Terri Sisson Park greenspace at 1125 Cruft St., though it moves inside the Tube or the CAMi main building if the weather turns.

The lineup covers a few different moods in one afternoon. Good Flying Birds and Fern Murphy both play alt/indie rock, and J. P. Cuevas brings classical music to the mix. Between the sets, Chef Dan's will be there with a food truck serving Cajun and Southern comfort food, and there's a CAMi Art Market on site, so you can hang out and eat without having to leave the campus.

Levitt VIBE Indianapolis is part of a national program from the Los Angeles-based Levitt Family Foundation, which partners with nonprofits to put free live music in outdoor public spaces. In 2026, the foundation supported over 900 free concerts in more than 90 towns and cities across the country, reaching over a million people, and has pledged matching support for the Indianapolis series through 2028. The local edition is produced with Arte Mexicano en Indiana, a nonprofit that promotes Mexican and Latino art, music, and culture, and with WQRT FM 99.1.

The CAMi campus itself is a good reason to arrive early. It's home to public art like the Indianapolis Bee Sanctuary, the Chicken Chapel of Love, the Chicken Palace coop, and Sam Van Aken's Tree of 40 Fruit. The main building galleries, Bean Creek Outlook, and the nature spaces of Terri Sisson Park are all open to the public. The music runs from noon to 3 PM, and admission is free.