The 6th Annual Bluegrass Festival will be held on June 12, 13, & 14 at the Heritage Farm 5 miles south of Kewaunee. Friday the gates open at 12:00 noon , Saturday and Sunday the gates open at 8:00am -- both days closing time is 12:00 midnight.
This years program has an exciting lineup of 8 bands, including a rising local star, Jay Stager. Jay and his fellow musicians, Karin and Jesse will make their performance an opening trio for Saturday afternoon.
Other bands playing include the Sawtooth Bluegrass Band, Big Cedar, Pickin’ Up Speed, Liberty Bluegrass and Chasin’Steel. Mecan River Ramblers and Rollermill String Band will play for the first time at the Heritage Farm.
Main Stage Schedule each day as follows: Friday 6pm –10:00pm Saturday 1:00pm –10:00pm and Sunday 11:00am –4:00pm .Once again , during the festival the Threshing barn, Stable and Silo will be open for jamming to anyone wishing to perform or practice on their own, with old friends or new friends made during the weekend.
The Heritage Kitchen and Bar in the Pavilion will serve food and drinks all weekend. Tasty Creations from the kitchen are always a treat, along with hamburgers, hot dogs and bratwurst.
Camping on site is offered for those wishing to stay. Bluegrass music is an American original which started right here in the U.S.A. . If you’ve never listened to bluegrass or attended a bluegrass festival, it is music that is upbeat and fun. It can be enjoyable for people of all ages and ethnic groups. Come Check IT Out.
Admission is :Friday--$15.00 , Saturday $25.00 and Sunday $15.00 a 3 day pass is $40.00 with camping included. Without the 3 day Pass camping is: $10.00 a night or $15.00 for the weekend. Children 16 and under are admitted FREE.
Event sponsored by Agricultural Heritage & Resources Inc. a non profit 501 c3 organization.
