Holler On The Hill

Holler On The Hill was born from the notion that music festivals should be as fun, casual, and accessible as a pickin’ and singin’ session on a neighbor’s porch. Holler On The Hill is about community — no VIP section, no pretension. Part picnic, part festival, and part reunion, we welcome families and cool kids alike, artists and entrepreneurs.

Holler On The Hill’s curator and founder, Josh Baker, has been a longtime advocate of re-establishing Garfield Park as an accessible and affordable concert destination. As music festivals drift to atmospheric expense, Baker wanted to create a festival that working families could attend together, returning the festival experience to something truly open to all.

Through our mission of connecting people with great music through events, the festival supports a number of local and state organizations we hold dear, as well as musicians we’ve grown with over the years. A portion of ticket proceeds will benefit our friends at the Indiana Farmers Union, Indiana Forest Alliance, Hoosier Organic Marketing Education (HOME), Garfield Park Farmers Market, and the Indianapolis Parks Foundation. What these non-profits share is a commitment to protecting our agricultural heritage, and securing the unblemished beauty of our forests and farms for future generations.

It’s our way of saying thank you for every ticket purchased, every show attended, and every social post shared that helped us get to where we are. It’s a bit of a family reunion for us, and we would love to share it with our friends and neighbors across Indiana.