Where to eat, drink, watch and go out across Michiana.
South Bend · Event Venues · Music Venues
Downtown ballpark and home of the South Bend Cubs, the High-A affiliate of the Chicago Cubs. Capacity 5,000, named for Hall of Fame pitcher Stan Coveleski, and host to concerts and festivals in the off-season.
Goshen · Music Venues · Event Venues
Downtown Goshen's 1905 theater, fully restored in 2020. The roughly 600-seat auditorium hosts concerts, theater, free monthly movies and First Fridays.
South Bend · Music Venues · Nightlife
A jazz listening room in the Commerce Center on the East Race downtown, billed as "A Home for Jazz," presenting touring and regional jazz artists several nights a week.
South Bend · Music Venues · Event Venues
Downtown South Bend's historic theater, opened in 1922 as the Palace Theatre and restored in 2000. Seats up to 2,564 for Broadway tours, concerts, comedy, dance and the South Bend Symphony.
Three Oaks · Music Venues · Event Venues
Nonprofit performing arts venue in the former Warren Featherbone Company factory, open since 2003, with about 100 music, comedy and theater shows a year in a 300-seat room.
Elkhart · Music Venues · Event Venues
Elkhart's city-owned historic theatre, opened in 1924 and reopened in 2011 after an $18 million restoration of its interior and 1924 Kimball organ. Touring concerts, Broadway, comedy and the Crystal Ballroom.