Plymouth

Wild Rose Moon is a performing arts center in historic downtown Plymouth, Indiana, at 115 N. Michigan St. It occupies part of a historic Michigan Street building once owned by the family of founder and artistic director George Schricker. It operates as a nonprofit, and books local, regional, national, and international talent. Genres run from acoustic, Americana, bluegrass, blues, folk, jazz, and roots music to singer-songwriter and world music, with a seated capacity of 90 upstairs and 50 downstairs. Schricker describes it as a listening room, and it draws performers who play original material. Shows typically land on Saturday nights about once a month, with open mic on Wednesday nights. Beyond Wild Rose Moon, Plymouth's Mayor's Summer of Music series brings free Friday-night concerts to River Park Square in July, August, and early September.