Sundays at Scioto
Thank you for a great 2024 Season! Stay tuned for the 2025 lineup!
A special thanks to our 2024 Sponsors:
FAQs
Can I bring my own food/drink to the concert?
Yes, you are welcome to bring your own picnic. There will also be food trucks onsite.
Where do I park?
Free parking is available at Scioto Park; the parking lot fills up quickly. We recommend arriving early.
Overflow parking is available at Thaddeus Kosciuszko Park, 4444 Hard Rd. (0.3 miles Intersection of Hard Rd. and Riverside Dr.) Pedestrian crossing is available with police assistance during the concerts at Scioto Park.
Please consider ride share and carpooling.
There is no parking along Riverside Dr., vehicles will be towed.
How much does it cost?
The concert series and parking is FREE. Donations for Dublin Arts Council are also welcome. Board members and volunteers will walk through the crowd and collect donations half way through the concert. Attendees can also donate online.
What else should I bring?
We encourage concert goers to bring blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy the evening.
What if it rains?
In the case of inclement weather, please check the Dublin Arts Council website social media pages for cancellations.
Is the amphitheater accessible?
Yes, please use the handicap parking spots near the stage to use the walkway and access seating on flat ground. If you need assistance, DAC staff is onsite and happy to assist.
Please note, the natural amphitheater is located on a grass hill and there may be some uneven terrain.
Scioto Park
Home to Leatherlips, Dublin Arts Council’s first Dublin Art in Public Places program project, the 12 foot stone memorial to a local Wyandot legend.
Scioto Park sits along the river and offers:
Park amenities include:
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River views
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Picnic shelter
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Playground
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Nature trails
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Restrooms
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Amphitheater
Respect our Parks
Plants and animals also are part of the Dublin community. Please respect the plant and animal life and ecosystems of our natural areas. Enjoy the flowers, trees and other flora without picking or damaging plants. Touching or disturbing wildlife, including animal and bird nesting areas and eggs can be dangerous to humans — not to mention our flora and fauna! And please do not damage or remove any property or natural feature, including stones and minerals, earth, wood, and nuts. Take only pictures and leave only footprints in our parks.