First of all—thank you! Our sponsors make everything possible. We value our sponsor partnerships so much. Visit the Sponsor page or send us an email at sponsorship@zchsbands.com for more information.

There is no donation too small! Thank you! Visit the Zionsville Band Boosters page and click the Donate button.

For marching band, indoor percussion, and winter guard fees, The ZBB Treasurer will email invoices directly. All other fees are paid via ZCS School Pay (concert band fee and transportation fee).

The website will always have the most up-to-date information available. In addition, Mr. Landrum will use Parent Square to communicate updates, important events, and more. There are also Facebook groups for the Zionsville Marching Eagles, Color Guard, and Percussion. The Directors of those groups will share that information at the beginning of the season. You may also receive periodic emails from @zchsbands.com email addresses communicating ZBB business or other important information.

This information is provided during registration. You will also provide it as a component of the required sports physical for competitive marching arts programs (marching band, indoor percussion, and winter guard).

Connect with the ensemble’s director to provide medication ahead of competition days.

Each ensemble has their own practice schedule. You can find detailed information in the Calendar. Generally, extracurricular ensembles (marching arts) practice outside of school in the evenings and on weekends. Ensembles associated with a ZCHS course (Jazz & Concert Bands) practice during the school day.

It takes a village to make ZCHS Bands happen for our performers! We love when caregivers and engaged community members offer their time, energy, and talents to support. Visit the Volunteer page for more specific information. Generally, caregivers can volunteer by:

• Being on pit crew = helping load and unload trucks and pushing equipment onto performance areas and off)

• Being a box parent = helping get performers in and out of uniforms and offering encouragement and support on performance days)

• Being involved with hospitality = helping feed these hungry performers and organizing food for events and special occasions

• Being on the ZBB Board = anyone can attend a ZBB Board meeting to learn more about it, and those interested can become Board members when new positions are voted on in Spring

• Being a truck driver = We have large box trucks, trailers, and even a semi trailer we need to get to every marching arts performance! We love volunteers with this skill set!

We welcome all levels of volunteering, big or small! Every volunteer makes a difference. If you can volunteer at every competition and be there all day—awesome! If you can volunteer at one competition a season—still awesome! If you can bring in food for a special event—super cool! If you can volunteer behind-the-scenes—amazing! Whether you can be a little or a lot involved, we appreciate and value you! Visit the Volunteer page for more information on how to get involved.