Play America
Join us for The Louisville Orchestra's free Independence Day Weekend Community Concert, "Play America" celebrating America's 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence. This family-friendly event promises an evening filled with music, food trucks, and free fun activities. FREE Event Tickets are not required, but registration is recommended. By registering, you'll receive important updates about parking, programming, and event details. Share this event and bring the whole family for an unforgettable evening of music and fun! Bring your own seating. Free parking. Food and beverages available for purchase. Music:
About Play America
Former MLB player Eric Byrnes tackles a one-of-a-kind endurance feat in the documentary film, Let Them Play: A Triathlon Across America. Follow Byrnes's quest to swim, bike and run across the United States to blaze a trail for youth physical education reform, as he showcases inspiring leaders along the journey.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will Play America have advance screenings?
Yes, Play America currently has 1 advance screening listed on SeeItEarly in cities including Louisville. New screenings are added as studios announce them.
How do I get free tickets to see Play America early?
Browse the Play America screening listings on SeeItEarly and click "Get Passes" on any event. You'll be directed to the source site (like Gofobo or Advance Screenings) where you can claim your free pass. Most passes are first-come, first-served, so act quickly when new screenings are posted.
Where is Play America screening?
Play America is screening in Louisville. Visit the individual screening pages above for exact venue details, dates, and how to get passes.
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