THANK YOU!
We appreciate everyone who made this evening a success!
Photos by Tony Vasquez
UPLAND BREWING COMPANY PRESENTS
A Night of
Two Taylors
SOLD OUT!
IN COLUMBUS, IN
Experience acclaimed indie rock artists and longtime friends performing together on stage in an intimate, historic, and nationally celebrated venue. This unforgettable ‘over easy’ style set offers a unique, up-close, and personal connection with the music and the artists.
FOR TICKET HOLDERS
Here's what you need to know:
🚙 Limited Parking – See Map.
🎟️ Tickets – Have your barcode ready (on device or printed). Re-entry requires a bracelet.
📱 Photo Policy – Photos and videos for personal use only. No flash photography.
👩🦽➡️ Accessibility – Historic building has multiple levels – lift available to auditorium level. Wheelchair accessible seating with companion seating available. ADA restroom in north hallway. Need further assistance? Email info@artsincolumbus.org by noon on Friday or ask a volunteer on-site (blue lanyards).
🪑 Seating – General admission. Pews & chairs available. Standing permitted in designated areas. This is a sold out event. Please fill all available seats. Follow ushers’ guidance on row capacity.
🕑 Schedule
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Venue doors: 6:30 pm
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Auditorium doors: 7:00 pm
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Music starts: 8:00 pm
🪪 21+ Show – Have a valid I.D. ready.
👜 Bag Policy – Small purses encouraged. Bag & security checks at entry.
🚫 Weapons Policy – No weapons allowed. Security on site and security checks in place.
🍺 Food & Drink – Bars and light refreshments by Upland Brewing in the lobby & lower level.
🚭 Smoke-Free Venue – Smoking allowed only in parking lot. Please clean up after yourself.
VENUE PARKING MAP
Main Parking Lot – Free. First come, first served.
Street Parking – Please be respectful of neighbors. Observe signage.
Drop-off remains open.
Additional Parking at St. Bartholomew Catholic Parish
No Parking in the grass.
Seating
All seating is general admission
Venue capacity is approx. 450 people
About the Venue
In 2024, the Bartholomew County Public Library acquired this National Historic Landmark and began transforming it into a hub for regional programming. This concert marks the first of its kind to be hosted in this extraordinary space.
Designed by the legendary architect Eero Saarinen and completed in 1964, this structure is a true masterpiece of modernist architecture. The iconic building, with its distinctive hexagonal design and soaring 192-foot central spire, is locally known as the “oil can,” making it the perfect temporary name while the Library gathers community input for its official name.
Inside, the venue's central oculus serves as a dramatic focal point, creating an almost surreal atmosphere. The seating arrangement encircles this area, promoting a sense of connection and an intimate experience.
For concertgoers seeking a cultural experience, this venue offers excellent acoustics and pristine modern design, providing the right environment for an unforgettable show.
Architect : Eero Saarinen
Landscape Architect: Dan Kiley
Architectural Details: Alexander Girard
The property is a National Historic Landmark, the highest recognition for a site in the United States.
