Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this concert is canceled. We'll let you know when it's re-scheduled. Please, everyone, stay safe and healthy, stay home if you can. We will think of you all on March 28, and look forward to the time we can meet again!

NOTE - Due to the coronavirus, this concert is canceled, and will be re-scheduled. Curtis & Loretta and everyone at Hobgoblin are fine and healthy, but we are following guidelines from the CDC to avoid public gatherings. Stay healthy and happy, everyone!!! Info: 1-877-866-3936 Admission - $15

This "When There's Good to Be Done" concert is made up of original songs about real-life unsung heroes. We are honored to be joined by award winning author Peter Razor. Following our performance of the song Loretta wrote about him, he will speak to the audience and take questions about the love-less upbringing he endured growing up at an orphanage, and how he managed to turn his life around. Free Admission For info - 715-284-4112

Free admission - Donations cheerfully accepted!

Baron Bluff at Burritt on the Mountain. Jerry & Lori McGough (Rusty Bay) open! Info at 256-536-2882 Admission - $5, children under 12 are free

Live entertainment is featured every Friday night beginning at 8:15 pm. Doors open at 7:30. We serve coffees, teas, hot cider, cocoa, soft drinks and snacks. Live music every week since 1970 - this place is the real deal!!!! Info at 630-969-9720 Admission - $10 donation

This show celebrates the life of music legend Pete Seeger! This multi-media show will feature Pete's sing-alongs like "Where Have all the Flowers Gone," "Turn, Turn, Turn," and "If I Had a Hammer," that helped shape a generation in the 1960s.

With back stories and projected photos, we’ll delve into Pete’s history and his passion for social justice (including civil rights, the environment, labor issues, and equality), and how it informed the songs he wrote and sang. This program is not only entertaining, but educational as it shows the “behind the scenes” stories of how Pete’s music played into the panoramic backdrop that was the Sixties.

Free admission - open to all! For info - (320) 255-7245

Free Lunchtime Concert in the Atrium!

Now selling tickets online at Brown Paper Tickets, at http://www.granitecityfolk.org Presented by Granite City Folk Society

We play 3 songs during the church service

This concert is sold out! To get on the waiting list, contact Dan and Kathy - call (651) 735-5927 or email musicianscornerhouseconcerts@gmail.com    Join us at our debut performance at this intimate house concert in Newport, MN !!  Dinner at 6 pm, concert at 7 pm. For more info, check out Facebook -   https://www.facebook.com/MusiciansCornerHouseConcerts/  

This is a holiday Open House, at a charming historical house. We'll be playing Christmas carols in the parlor, as people stroll by. Lots going on, inside and outside. Besides touring the house, there will be the tree lighting, Santa, horse and wagon rides, refreshments, and much more.

This is a charming listening room, upstairs from an organic general store. Upstairs is not handicapped accessible.  Food available before the concert, for a nominal price.

Original songs of Minnesota unsung heroes! Loretta wrote these songs, about real-life people who overcame great challenges. Peter Razor, the subject of Loretta's song, "Where the North Wind Blows," will be on hand to speak to the audience and answer questions after the concert. Peter grew up at the Owatonna State Orphanage in the 1930s and 40s. It was a rough, loveless upbringing, compounded with the bias he encountered as a Native American. At 15, he was put on "farm indenture," working for a farmer in southern Minnesota. This farmer was an alcoholic who abused Peter and nearly killed him one night. But Peter escaped, and the next farm he was placed on was in Caledonia, MN. Lee and Pat Klug took him into their home on the farm, and ended up turning Peter's life around. They were the first kind people he had encountered, and he decided to "be like them!" Mrs Pat Klug still lives on the same farm, outside Caledonia. 

The Fox Valley Folk Music & Storytelling Festival is held each year at beautiful Island Park, a 13 acre island in the Fox River located in downtown Geneva, IL, (about 45 miles West of downtown Chicago). The main parking area for the Festival is at the Kane County Government Center is at 719 S. Batavia Avenue, (IL Rt. 31), in Geneva. The METRA Union Pacific West Line Railway station is also located three blocks west of the festival's main entrance. Our Monday schedule - 1 pm - Teaching Workshop - History of Ukulele from Hawaii to Mainland with Playing Tips2 pm - Workshop 1  - "Songs of the British Isles"5 pm - Workshop 1 - "Pete Seeger's Legacy in Music" Note - The performance workshops are with 2 other musicians, 1 hour in length.  Main stage set is 25 minutes. 1 pm Uke Teaching Workshop is Curtis solo (with Loretta), 1 hour.  

The Fox Valley Folk Music & Storytelling Festival is held each year at beautiful Island Park, a 13 acre island in the Fox River located in downtown Geneva, IL, (about 45 miles West of downtown Chicago). The main parking area for the Festival is at the Kane County Government Center is at 719 S. Batavia Avenue, (IL Rt. 31), in Geneva. The METRA Union Pacific West Line Railway station is also located three blocks west of the festival's main entrance. Our Sunday schedule - Noon - Workshop 2 - "Songs of Unsung Real-life Heroes"2 pm - Main Stage3pm - Workshop 3 - "Banjo Barrage"4pm - Workshop 2 - "Ya Gotta Laugh" Note - The performance workshops are with 2 other musicians, 1 hour in length.  Main stage set is 25 minutes.  

Don't Miss The Annual "Midnight Special" Festival Concert:Rich Warren hosts several of the Fox Valley Folk Festival artists in alive studio concert, broadcast & streamed on the Internet. Live concert is open to members only. Tune in to 98.7 FM, or listen online at http://www.wfmt.org Saturday, August 31, 2019 --- 8:00 pm Artists to Be Featured:Curtis & Loretta -------------- Del ReyGina Forsyth ----------- Michael SmithFor More Information Email Juelu@aol.com For more details visit http://www.midnightspecial.org/ and select the "Live Folkstage Schedule" link.

We do music and sound effects for the puppet pageant! This event is presented by the New York Mills Cultural Center