Sing-along with Michigan singer-songwriter Kyle Rasche who brings earnest, atmospheric, and soulful songs from his “group” The Real Humdingers – that might evoke tears and laughter from verse to chorus.
https://therealhumdingers.bandcamp.com/music
About Kyle Rasche
Kyle is a Michigan singer-songwriter who has released music as Chain of Lakes since 2010. Building upon a string of albums (7 records), a critically acclaimed EP, numerous collaborations, and a Kerrville New Folk Award – Chain of Lakes continues to garner attention for delivering delicate, thoughtful, heart-wrenching songs. Kyle supplies earnest, atmospheric, and soulful songs that can evoke both tears and laughter from verse to chorus.
About Wheatscouts
Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public, and children of all ages are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership is required. Parents are required to stay on-site for the duration of the event.
From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks, and tie-dye – we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.
Wheatscouts meets the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!
This informal gathering of acoustic musicians occurs the 2nd Saturday of each is FREE of charge and OPEN to the public. Musicians of all levels and abilities are welcome to participate!
Whether you’re just starting out, have been playing for years, or just want to listen to some tunes: A Saturday afternoon of music at Wheatland is the place to be.
Jamborees are held outdoors at the Cabin (inside if inclement weather) at the Wheatland Music Festival site.
About Wheatscouts
Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public, and children of all ages are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership is required. Parents are required to stay on-site for the duration of the event.
From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks, and tie-dye – we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.
Wheatscouts meets the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!
Enjoy nearly twelve hours of music on two stages at The Intersection! With roots running deep in Wheatland Music Festival traditions, Winter Wheat welcomes all to come in out of the cold to warm up with the best traditional music that Michigan has to offer. See you there!
Visit the Winter Wheat Webpage for more information about Michigan’s traditional indoor winter music festival in Grand Rapids!
This informal gathering of acoustic musicians occurs the 2nd Saturday of each is FREE of charge and OPEN to the public. Musicians of all levels and abilities are welcome to participate!
Whether you’re just starting out, have been playing for years, or just want to listen to some tunes: A Saturday afternoon of music at Wheatland is the place to be.
Jamborees are held outdoors at the Cabin (inside if inclement weather) at the Wheatland Music Festival site.
Hearth & Hymn / Music
About Wheatscouts
Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public, and children of all ages are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership is required. Parents are required to stay on-site for the duration of the event.
From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks, and tie-dye – we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.
Wheatscouts meets the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!
This informal gathering of acoustic musicians occurs the 2nd Saturday of each is FREE of charge and OPEN to the public. Musicians of all levels and abilities are welcome to participate!
Whether you’re just starting out, have been playing for years, or just want to listen to some tunes: A Saturday afternoon of music at Wheatland is the place to be.
Jamborees are held outdoors at the Cabin (inside if inclement weather) at the Wheatland Music Festival site.
Learn Harmonica with Mike Ross
About Wheatscouts
Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public, and children of all ages are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership is required. Parents are required to stay on-site for the duration of the event.
From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks, and tie-dye – we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.
Wheatscouts meets the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!
This informal gathering of acoustic musicians occurs the 2nd Saturday of each is FREE of charge and OPEN to the public. Musicians of all levels and abilities are welcome to participate!
Whether you’re just starting out, have been playing for years, or just want to listen to some tunes: A Saturday afternoon of music at Wheatland is the place to be.
Jamborees are held outdoors at the Cabin (inside if inclement weather) at the Wheatland Music Festival site.
Tie dye & drumming with Brenda Bonter
About Wheatscouts
Wheatland Music Organization (501(c)(3)) children’s program was started at Wheatland in 1987 with the purpose of introducing children to folk arts and traditional music in a casual, kid-friendly setting. Wheatscouts events are free of charge, open to the public, and children of all ages are welcome. No preregistration or WMO membership is required. Parents are required to stay on-site for the duration of the event.
From learning about different square & contra dances, songs, storytelling, string & percussion music instruments to crafts & activities like bookbinding, nature walks, and tie-dye – we focus on finding new ways to teach the old ways.
Wheatscouts meets the 2nd Saturday (October – May) 11 AM till 1 PM in the Gladys Wernette Classroom building on the Wheatland Music site. The event includes a break with healthy snacks provided. Feel free to bring your own food if you or your child have dietary restrictions, or simply to share it with the group!