Anderson Indiana Casino Concerts

Indiana Pacers All-Star Victor Oladipo, in gray sweatshirt, opens live table games with a roll of the dice at the craps table at Harrah’s Hoosier Park Racing & Casino on Wednesday. Hoosier Park Racing and Casino Events Hoosier Park Racing and Casino is home to some of the best concerts in Anderson, Indiana and has been home to performances by such big name acts as Boston, REO Speedwagon, and many more.

1. Anderson Indiana Casino Concerts Events

• Aerial Fit2Fly - 901 Meridian St.
• Allan's Jewelry & Loan - 130 E 10th St.
• Allied Electrical Wholesale - 710 Jackson St.
• Artistic Invasion - 223 W 9th St.
• A-Town Ink - 1313 Jackson St.
• Bickel's Keys & Locks - 12 W 8th St.
• Bill's 6th Street Auto Body - 24 W 6th St.
• Buck Shot Guns & Ammo - 1232 Meridian St.
• Buckskin Bikes - 517 W 11th St.
• Caminos De Michoacan - 323 E 14th St.
• CJ Boots Casket Company - 516 Meridian St.
• Continental Inc. 1524 Jackson St.
• Direct Kitchen & Bath - 10 E 5th St.
• Doug Bowmer Auto Sales - 429 Jackson St.
• Element212 Marketing Agency - 1106 Meridian St. #212
• Envy Salon & Spa - 632 Jackson St.
• Family Dollar - 205 E 14th St.
• Goods Supply - 1501 Jackson St.
• Gray's Design Studio - 1331 Main St.
• H&R Block - 1410 Jackson St.
• Herald Bulletin - 1133 Jackson St.
• Home Town Pantry - 112 E 14th St.
• Hoosier Press - 1027 Meridian St.
• J.U.M.P.S. Just Us Making People Smile - Bounce House - 313 E 14th St.
• JAM Printing - 1200 Meridian St.
• Keg & Bottle - 1703 Meridian St.
• Kleinhenn Co Inc - 1522 Main St.
• krM Architecture+ - 1020 Jackson St.
• Lambert's Music Center - 1325 Meridian St.
• Larry Davenport Karate Studio - 10 W 8th St.
• Lavelle Financial - 1203 Main St.
• LM Products - 1325 Main St.
• Madison Millwork - 707 Jackson St.
• May Supply - 1525 Main St.
• McIntyre Jewelry - 715 E 8th St.
• Medusa Hair Salon - 802 E 8th St.
• Miller Huggins - 1212 Meridian St.
• Mudd's Self Storage - 1434 Main St.
• Notre Dame Book Shelf - 1219 Fletcher St.
• Permanence Tattoo Gallery - 1007 Meridian St.
• Red Door Vintage & Thrift - 621 Meridian St.
• Redefined Salon - 1310 Meridian St.
• Relco Products - 1021 Jackson St.
• Ricker's - 114 W 8th St.
• Rock Paper Scissors - 12 E 10th St.
• Rowland Title - 1003 Jackson St.
• Slick Music Studio - 7 E 12th St.
• Standt's Jewelry - 1009 Meridian St.
• Star Photo - 902 Main St.
• StudioX Tattoo Co. - 1316 Meridian St.
• Surpius Industrial Equipment Supplier - 26 W 9th St.
• T&J Tire - 100 W. 9th St.
• Twisted Twigs House of Earthen Goods - 111 E 10th St.
• US Post Office - 1001 Main St.
• Weatherford Auto & Truck Service - 515 Meridian St.
• Wells Fargo Advisors - 1106 Meridian St. #101
• Weston's Appliance - 627 Meridian St.
• Wigs 'n More - 702 E 8th St.
• YMCA - 28 W 12th St.

The mayor of Anderson is cancelling summer activities and events in the city to continue distancing efforts to stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Among the cancellations are summer parks camps, a downtown concert series, and the 4^th of July parade and fireworks. The city-owned pool will also not open up to residents.

In a statement, Mayor Thomas Broderick, Jr. says all events where people gather in large groups aren’t safe until an effective vaccine for the coronavirus is available.

Broderick says the good news is that the pandemic will pass, with the help of “stay at home” orders.

“We know that it’s asking a lot, we know it’s difficult, we know you’re running out of things to do at home and so forth. But again, it’s very important that we adhere to these rules and regulations in order that we can all remain safe.”

The city’s statement also admits that funding isn’t currently available for some of the events that have to be cancelled.

Broderick says he’ll do all he can to bring back the events “once the dangers of this virus has passed.”

As of Tuesday afternoon, the state Department of Health says Madison County has 263 positive cases of COVID-19, including 16 deaths.

Anderson Indiana Casino Concerts Events

State health commissioner Dr. Kristina Box and other health officials have been following more than 20 deaths at Anderson’s Bethany Pointe nursing home. Some of those residents tested positive before death, and others died before being tested with symptoms similar to COVID-19. As part of that outbreak, the state is now requiring all long-term care facilities to inform local and state health departments of any coronavirus cases and deaths within 24 hours.