Carmel to premiere patriotic Palladiscope display on July Fourth
Jake Allen
A patriotic Palladiscope display is coming to Carmel just in time for Independence Day, according to the city’s Facebook page.
Preview photos of the light show, which is projected on the Palladium performing arts venue, depict fireworks, the Statue of Liberty and the Liberty Bell.
The patriotic display will premiere July 4 at 9 p.m. and will run through the night of July 7.
The city’s Redevelopment Commission partners with Bloomington-based Blockhouse Studios, a projection company, to produce shows on the Palladium.
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The light show is free and can be viewed from Carter Green, where the Carmel Farmers Market is held. Palladiscope has also featured a show with classical music and “celestial” visuals, a holiday show and a winter-themed show since its opening last year.
Palladiscope shows run 30 minutes long Thursday through Sunday, with the last show of each night beginning at 11 p.m.
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