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Mike Epps to host second annual free hometown concert at Washington Park

The event takes place Saturday, September 6 at Washington Park. Admission is free.
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INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis native Mike Epps is once again transforming Washington Park into a celebration of music, culture, and healing with his 2nd Annual Free Community Concert on September 6.

The lineup includes Zapp, Grammy-nominated Carl Thomas, Michel'le, and Jon B. The event starts at noon and will feature a vendor village, food trucks, and an Indianapolis Colts-sponsored Youth Area with supervised activities.

The concert focuses on mental health awareness, particularly within the Black community. "This is for the city, for the culture, and for our healing," Epps said. "Bring your people out to Washington Park for music, food, and resources."

Free park-and-ride shuttles will run from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. from three locations: Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, Edna Martin Christian Center & Legacy Campus, and KIPP Indy.

Dogs, tents, alcohol, and glass bottles are not permitted. Organizers recommend using ride-sharing apps to reduce traffic.

The event takes place Saturday, September 6, 2025, at Washington Park, located at 3130 East 30th Street, Indianapolis. Admission is free.