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Lincoln Amphitheatre Completes Three-Year Renovation; 2,200-Seat Venue Is Open for the 2025 Concert Season

By John Szink May 16, 2025 | 12:14 PM

The Lincoln Amphitheatre is kicking off its 38th season with expanded seating and additional upgrades.

A ribbon cutting ceremony was held Friday morning.

The amphitheater, located within Lincoln State Park in Lincoln City, has undergone a significant transformation—expanding its seating capacity from 1,500 to 2,200.

Among the other improvements are a new patron entrance, renovated and expanded parking lot, and upgrades to concessions.

The three-year renovation project was led by the Indiana Department of Natural Resources in partnership with the Indiana Destination Development Corporation.

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