The Carmel Clay Historical Society turns 50—and you’re invited to a night that blends celebration and purpose. Step back into the 1970s and enjoy an evening of music, food, and fun while supporting the future of our museum.
In 1975, the Carmel Clay Historical Society was founded to preserve and share the stories that shaped our community. Fifty years later, we’re celebrating both our golden anniversary and the unforgettable decade that started it all.
Special guests: Keynote speaker Bobby Cox, retired IHSAA Commissioner, will join the celebration, along with several beloved 1970s Carmel coaches, athletes and teachers.
Get into the groove: Enjoy 70s-era music, retro touches, and plenty of good company.
Food & drink: Your ticket includes gourmet strolling dinner stations and a complimentary beverage (cash bar available for extras).
Suggested Attire: 70s-inspired or evening casual
This special evening serves as a fundraiser to support the Carmel Clay History Museum. As an independent nonprofit, we’re not supported by tax dollars or government funding—your generosity directly funds exhibits, programming, and the preservation of our growing collection.
Let’s raise a glass to the next 50 years of history!
