KlipschFest
Klipsch celebrates 80 years of legendary sound by opening the doors to its corporate headquarters to the public for a free two-day event on Nov. 6 and 7. Learn more at www.klipschfest.com
Klipsch is turning up the volume on 80 legendary years with KlipschFest 2026 Powered by Onkyo, opening the doors of its global headquarters in Indianapolis on November 6–7 for a free, two-day celebration offering unprecedented access to music lovers, audio enthusiasts, families, and the Indianapolis community.
The event will feature immersive listening sessions, exclusive product demonstrations, behind-the-scenes experiences, live music, food and drinks, automotive audio demonstrations, and a rare opportunity to experience 80 years of hi-fi history firsthand.
“For 80 years, Klipsch has been about more than building great loudspeakers. It’s about the emotional connection people have with music, movies and sound,” said Vinny Bonacorsi, Chief Operating Officer. “Indianapolis is our home, and KlipschFest is our opportunity to open our doors, turn up the volume and share our products, our people and our culture with the community.”
KlipschFest 2026 Klipsch Global Headquarters 3502 Woodview Trace Indianapolis, IN 46268
Friday, November 6 10 AM–7 PM Live Music with Clayton Anderson: 5–7 PM
Saturday, November 7 10 AM–3 PM
Event Highlights include: —Klipsch the Way It Was Meant to Be Heard Throughout the weekend, Klipsch experts will host intimate listening sessions featuring some of the brand’s latest audio products and technologies. Guests can experience music and movies on systems set up by the people who design, engineer, and live with them every day. Visitors can also step behind the scenes with tours of Klipsch’s patented anechoic chamber, an acoustically isolated environment used by the company’s engineers to develop and test loudspeakers.
— Rare Historical Experiences The Klipsch Museum of Audio History and Chief Curator Jim Hunter will be on-site hosting tours and extremely rare demonstrations of the very first Klipschorn, designed by founder Paul W. Klipsch, offering guests the opportunity to hear the loudspeaker that helped launch the iconic brand and shaped the early days of high-fidelity audio.
— Live Music with Clayton Anderson On Friday evening, Indiana country music star Clayton Anderson will take the stage at Klipsch Global Headquarters for a live performance from 5–7 PM, bringing the celebration from the listening room to the stage.
— Sound on the Road KlipschFest will also extend beyond the home. A fleet of automotive and adventure vehicles equipped with Klipsch audio systems will be on-site, giving visitors the opportunity to experience premium sound on the road and in unexpected places.
— Eat. Drink. Shop. Play. KlipschFest is designed for longtime audiophiles and first-time visitors alike. Food and beer trucks will be on-site throughout the event, along with family-friendly games, limited-edition merchandise, exclusive products, and more.
KlipschFest 2026 is free and open to the public, but advance registration is required, and capacity is limited.
For registration and complete event information, visit KlipschFest.com.