Name: New Year’s Eve Concert
Start: 2025-12-31T20:30:00
Location: McAninch Arts Center

Alisa Jordheim

New Philharmonic

The MAC welcomes back Salt Creek Ballet with a roster of guest artists to perform a holiday tradition: Tchaikovsky’s The Nutcracker. This magical full-scale production features live accompaniment from New Philharmonic – a rare opportunity to see this magnificent ballet set with a live orchestra, amazing magical effects, and scenery. A lavish sell-out year after year, get your tickets early!

Salt Creek Ballet: The Nutcracker with New Philharmonic

McAninch Arts Center

Ring in 2026 with Maestro Muspratt as he conducts a fun and exciting New Year’s Eve pops concert featuring a variety of light classics, Strauss waltzes, arias, guest singer, champagne and surprises! A joyous night of reflecting back while looking ahead together through music.

New Year’s Eve Concert

A dazzling evening of Broadway’s greatest hits, spanning over eight decades of show-stopping music! From the Golden Age classics of Rodgers & Hammerstein to the revolutionary works of Stephen Sondheim, the pop-infused anthems of Andrew Lloyd Webber, and today’s modern masterpieces. Northwest Indiana Symphony Orchestra 80-member chorus and all-star casts of soloists joins the orchestra on stage for this blockbuster concert. Featuring the music of Oklahoma, Les Miserables, Cabaret, Into The Woods, Mamma Mia, Phantom of the Opera, Evita and much more.

Broadway through the Years

Modest Mussorgsky’s inspiration for “Pictures at an Exhibition” came from an art exhibition of paintings by his recently departed friend, Viktor Hartmann. Full of emotional ups and downs, this masterpiece takes you on a vivid journey through Mussorgsky’s imagination with each note echoing the brush strokes of a different painting. Premiered in May 2023, “Harp of Ages” reflects on one of the oldest instruments – the harp. Featuring seven eclectic pieces each inspired by a memorable figure associated with the harp including comedian Harpo Marx, poet Sister Juana of Mexico, and from the original Star Trek TV series, Nyota Uhura.