Helpful Information
ACCESSIBILITY
Many of our festival dining and gaming locations are accessible to guests with various disabilities. Our campus is aging, but we make every attempt to reasonably accommodate our guests.
CREDIT CARDS
Beginning this year, we are accepting credit cards, Apple Pay and Android Pay at most of our food and beverage locations, as well as at the Ride Ticket booth. It’s simple, safe and flexible!
CLEAN RESTROOMS
In addition to private restrooms in the Casino, and multi-stall restrooms in the Dining Room, we now offer a clean, well-lit, air-conditioned restroom trailer at the west end of property.
FESTIVAL MAP
It can be challenging to navigate our 80+ year old campus, especially with so many offerings at our festival. Visit our Contact page to download a handy map to help you find your favorites.
Latest News and Updates
Check out our most recent articles below, or visit the NEWS page to get caught up!
PolkaBoy is Back!
PolkaBoy is once again performing live at the festival! The beloved Indy band will be taking the stage on Saturday night, July 21, 2018, from 7-11pm. We have ample table[…]
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Mass on the Grass
Mass on the Grass will be held at 4:00pm on the Northeast Lawn. All are welcome as we celebrate the Eucharist in a casual “come as you are” setting near[…]
Read moreLive Entertainment
The Hutchek family will be hosting live Karaoke on our stage Thursday evening. Between songs, guests will be treated to the wonderful singing talents of 13 year old Alexandria Hutchek!
Hutchek Family
Thursday Night: 7-10pm
Indianapolis based The Doo! Band – aka “The Doo!” (formerly Zanna Doo!) – is a high energy dance band providing
soulful vocals and rock solid beats that keep fans moving all night long.
The Doo
Friday Night: 7-10pm
PolkaBoy is NOT your father’s polka. It’s in your face polka with an attitude. They play much more than polkas. And they don’t play Top 40 hits, unless they’ve been carefully aged for a few decades.
PolkaBoy
Saturday Night: 7-11pm
About the Parish and Festival
As one of the oldest festivals in the state of Indiana – founded in 1937, the same year as the Parish – the St. Christopher Mid-Summer Festival has held it’s 3-day event every year with the exception of 1942, when the United States entered World War II.
The Festival has grown to be the largest event in Speedway, after the various Indianapolis Motor Speedway events, with thousands of annual guests.
Over the years, the event has become known as “The Festival That’s Tops in Food.” Find out why!
