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Events and Programs Sponsorships

The City of New Albany offers a variety of community events throughout the year that provide unique opportunities for local businesses and organizations to connect with residents. From seasonal festivals to family-friendly activities, sponsors help make these events possible while gaining valuable exposure and engagement.

To learn more about each program and event, visit newalbanyohio.org/programs-and-events. Additional sponsorship opportunities may be available upon request and are subject to approval by City of New Albany staff.

For additional questions and inquiries, please contact communityevents@newalbanyohio.org or 614.855.6226.

A group of people posing together in front of a stage with musical instruments. One person is wearing a bird costume and standing behind another person who is raising their arms. The group includes a diverse mix of older adults, some holding hula hoops, and they are smiling at the camera.
A large crowd of people seated on grass and chairs at an outdoor event with a man walking on a nearby path under sunny weather.
A musician in a plaid shirt plays guitar on stage, facing a large crowd seated outdoors. The audience is sitting on folding chairs and grass, watching attentively under a pergola structure. The setting is bright and sunny, with some audience members wearing sunglasses and hats.
Two musicians playing guitars on stage, with one musician holding a double-neck guitar in the foreground.
A band called 'Parrots of the Caribbean' performing on the American Electric Power Foundation Festival Stage, with members playing guitar, drums, and bass, featuring inflatable palm trees and a tropical theme.

Summer Concert Series

The City of New Albany’s Summer Concert Series at the Hinson Amphitheater offers five free community concerts featuring a diverse mix of musical genres and high-energy performances. Held on select Thursday evenings from 7–8:30 p.m., this beloved summer tradition draws families, music lovers, and neighbors together to enjoy live entertainment in a vibrant outdoor setting.

This year’s lineup includes:

  • June 12 – McGuffey Lane, an iconic Ohio country rock band with a rich musical history.

  • June 26 – Grassinine, bringing a lively blend of bluegrass, rock, and humor with unique instrumentation.

  • July 10 – Buzz Bin, a nostalgic ride through the biggest pop and alt-rock hits of the ’90s.

  • July 24 – Yumbambe, an energetic Latin jazz ensemble known for its Afro-Cuban rhythms and jazz harmonies.

  • August 7 – Fleetwood Gold, the Midwest’s premier Fleetwood Mac tribute band delivering a true musical experience.

Concert Series Supporter $7,500
  • Prominent logo on digital marketing
  • Invitation to display 7×5 marketing piece on all event tables
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Reserved table for eight (8) at all 5 concerts
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
A group of people standing on a stage under a large archway at the American Electric Power Foundation Festival Stage, with colorful balloons and indoor plants around them.
Two women in colorful dresses laughing and dancing energetically outdoors, surrounded by a few other people, with wooden beams in the background.
A group of people standing in front of microphones, smiling and appearing to sing or perform together. One man wears a red shirt and sunglasses, while the others wear white shirts. They have performer badges around their necks.
A woman organizing colorful clothing and accessories at an outdoor market stall under a white canopy.
A performer wearing a colorful shirt and a cap is using a DJ controller while speaking into a microphone. The setup includes a laptop and headphones on a table draped with a decorative cloth. A sign in the background promotes building an inclusive culture during an event in New Albany.

Juneteenth Celebration

June 19, 2025 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Hinson Amphitheater

This year’s Juneteenth event brings an incredible lineup of vendors, artists, and performers, creating a vibrant celebration of culture and community. The Chuck Starr Band will set the stage with high-energy R&B, pop, and rock, while GOREE delivers the powerful rhythms of traditional West African drumming and dance. Visual artist MahLeah Cochran will showcase her stunning works that explore nature, humanity, and global connections. Stroll through Vendor Village to support local businesses, explore the education area to learn more about the significance of Juneteenth, and enjoy delicious offerings from a variety of food trucks.

Title Supporter $10,000
  • Prominent Logo on all digital marketing
  • Prominent Logo on printed event program & signage
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with VIPs and elected officials
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee throughout the event
  • Two reserved tables for eight (8)
  • Two New Albany Juneteenth t-shirts
  • First right to purchase exclusive
  • Juneteenth artwork at a 20% discount
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Logo on printed event program & signage
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with other VIPs and elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • One reserved table for eight (8)
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Logo on printed event program
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with other VIPs and elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
Two women in patriotic outfits, one holding an American flag and the other an umbrella, celebrate in a parade setting with flags and a large crowd in the background.
A parade featuring a line of colorful tractors driving down a street with spectators, including children and adults, watching from the sidewalks. Large American flags are displayed along the route, and the scene is set on a sunny day with trees in the background.
Group of people dressed in patriotic outfits with 'USA' hats and shirts, participating in a parade. They are wearing cardboard box costumes resembling old cars with plush animals. Spectators on the sidewalk watch and cheer them on a sunny day.
A group of smiling cheerleaders in black outfits with red and blue pom-poms participate in a parade, with flags painted on their cheeks and bows in their hair.
A performer on roller skates wearing a blue sequined dress and red, white, and blue accessories entertains a crowd at a patriotic parade. Spectators, including children, watch from the sidelines, some holding small American flags. The street is decorated with American flags and banners, set against a backdrop of trees and a partly cloudy sky.

Independence Day Parade

July 4, 2025 at 11 a.m.

This year, we’re taking our Independence Day Parade to new heights—literally! Better yet, we’re introducing a theme: “Too Fly for the Fourth of July” From soaring eagles to all things cool and patriotic, we’re encouraging everyone—parade participants and spectators alike—to dress up, decorate, and embrace the theme. Whether you’re rocking aviator shades, channeling your inner bald eagle, or getting creative with red, white, and blue gear, let’s make this year’s parade the most spirited and stylish one yet!

Plus, resident parade participants and volunteers will have the first opportunity to register for our limited-edition resident gift pack, featuring fun New Albany-branded items. These packs are in limited supply (only 500 available!), so don’t miss out! Stay tuned to the City’s social media and weekly Connects e-newsletter for information on how you can take part.

A stunning fireworks display will begin at approximately 10 p.m. You can best view the show around Rose Run Park and the NAPLS campus.

Presenting Supporter $5,000
  • Prominent logo on all digital marketing
  • Prominent logo on stage signage
  • Recognition by event emcee throughout parade (minimum three mentions)
  • Free parade entry
  • Two New Albany branded & themed Independence Day t-shirts
  • Invitation to include one giveaway and one marketing piece in the “Hometown Pride” package
  • Invitation to provide handlers for parade balloons
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee throughout parade (minimum three mentions)
  • Free parade entry
  • Two New Albany branded & themed Independence Day t-shirts
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Free parade entry
A group of people stand on a stage in traditional Indian attire, with a large banner in the background reading 'Celebrate Diwali Festival of Light.' A man in Western attire holds a microphone and speaks to the audience.
A child performing a traditional Indian dance, dressed in vibrant yellow and maroon attire with ornate gold accessories and white flowers in their hair, holding yellow petals in their hands.
A decorative lantern with intricate patterns is lit and placed among small clay lamps, with a purple background and vibrant cloths around.
A woman in a purple traditional dress is speaking into a microphone at a festival. She is surrounded by people in colorful traditional attire. The backdrop reads "Festival of Light."
A person wearing a detailed purple and gold traditional outfit holds a colorful "Happy Diwali" card decorated with images of oil lamps.

Celebrate Diwali

October 18, 2025 from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Hinson Amphitheater

Make plans to join us at the Hinson Amphitheater on Saturday, October 18 from 4:30 – 7:30 p.m. for our 2025 Diwali Celebration! This “Festival of Lights” symbolizes the victory of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and good over evil.  The free event is open to the entire community and will include music, dancing, food, and fireworks! Fireworks are scheduled to start at approximately 7:20 p.m. This event is an IDEA Implementation Panel Initiative. 

Title Supporter $10,000
  • Prominent Logo on all digital marketing
  • Prominent Logo on event signage
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with VIPs and elected officials
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee throughout the event
  • Two reserved tables for eight (8)
  • Pre-event access to henna artist for up to eight (8) people
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Logo on event signage
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with other VIPs and elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • One reserved table for eight (8)
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Logo on printed materials
  • On-stage presence during event proclamation/welcome with other VIPs
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
A festive outdoor setting for Oktoberfest 2024 in New Albany, Ohio, featuring colorful inflatable structures, a giant chair, German flags, and a decorative sign with beer-related imagery and autumn leaves. People are gathered and participating in various activities under a tent and near the inflatables, with a sign indicating a no-alcohol area.
A man in a traditional Bavarian outfit, including a green hat and lederhosen, smiles and makes a peace sign at a festival, standing next to a woman holding a drink, with other people in the background.
A woman on stilts wearing a blue and white dress interacts with children at an outdoor event, with food trucks and a large screen in the background.
A diverse group of people singing on an outdoor stage, some wearing traditional German attire such as lederhosen and dirndl dresses, holding black binders or sheet music.
A colorful Oktoberfest flag featuring beer and hops emblems, with a German flag background, fluttering in the sunlight.

Oktoberfest

October 4, 2025 from 12 to 10 p.m.

The City of New Albany’s Oktoberfest returns on Saturday, October 4 from 12–10 p.m. at Rose Run Park, offering a lively afternoon celebration in the heart of town. This City-hosted event brings the spirit of gemütlichkeit to life with traditional polka music, local food vendors, and a featured Masskrugstemmen (steinholding) competition. With beer, community spirit, and fall festivities, it’s a unique opportunity to connect with residents in a relaxed and engaging outdoor setting.

Title Supporter $10,000
  • Prominent logo on all digital marketing
  • Prominent logo on event signage
  • On-stage presence during event welcome with other VIPs and elected officials
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Invitation to judge the Masskrugstemmen and yodeling competitions
  • One reserved table for eight (8) in the Biergarten
  • Logo on all digital marketing & event signage
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Invitation to judge the yodeling competition
  • Banner with logo on stage
  • Logo on all digital marketing & event signage
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Invitation to judge the Masskrugstemmen competition
  • Logo on Biergarten
  • Logo on all digital marketing & event signage
  • Photo opportunity with elected officials
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
A group of people seated at round tables in a large banquet hall, listening to a speaker at the front. The room features elegant chandeliers, yellow and white drapery, and flags displayed near the speaker. Most attendees are dressed in business or casual attire.
Two elderly men are conversing in a formal setting, with other attendees seated at tables around them during a gathering or meeting.
A man speaking at a podium in a formal setting, with an audience seated at tables in front of him. The room features a New Albany flag and decorative lighting, suggesting a community or business event.
A table set for one with an upside-down wine glass, a napkin, a fork, and a plate containing a lemon. There is a glass vase with a single red rose and a lit candle in a glass holder on the right side of the table. The table is covered with a white tablecloth, and there are windows with blinds in the background.
A man in a blue suit holds a microphone and speaks at an event, sitting beside two other men; one in a blue shirt and another in a grey suit. A flag is displayed in the background.

Veterans Day Breakfast

November 7, 2025

The Veterans Day Breakfast is a meaningful occasion to honor and celebrate the service and sacrifice of our nation’s heroes. More information will be announced soon.

Presenting Supporter $2,500
  • Prominent logo on all digital marketing
  • Prominent logo on printed event program
  • Two reserved seats at event
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Invitation to lead the Pledge of Allegiance
  • VIP photo opportunity with elected officials and/or speaker(s)
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee
  • Two reserved seats at event
  • Logo on all digital marketing
  • Recognition by event emcee

If your business is interested in supporting community programming through sponsorship, we invite you to explore current opportunities above. Additional opportunities may be available upon request and are subject to approval by City of New Albany staff.

For inquiries or to discuss sponsorship opportunities in more detail, please contact communityevents@newalbanyohio.org or 614.855.6226.

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New Albany, OH 43054
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New Albany, OH 43054
Phone: (614) 855-0076

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New Albany, OH 43054
Phone: (614) 855-1234

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