S e c o n d S a t u r d a y C o n c e r t S e r i e s
Concerts are $10/person
18 and under FREE
We offer a concert every second Saturday throughout the calendar year! Looking forward to seeing you!
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December, January, February
7:00 PM start time
FREE Online Concert - tip jar available (check individual artist below for link)
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March, April, October, November
7:00 PM start time (Potluck @6:00 PM)
Mountain View Community Center
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May, June, August, September
2:00 PM start time (Potluck @1:00 PM)
Mt. Morris Town Park (Inclement weather location: Mountain View Community Center)
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July - Black Hawk Folk Festival
10:00 AM-6:00 PM
Mt. Morris Town Park (Inclement weather location: Mountain View Community Center)
Sparky and Rhonda
February 8, 2025 - 7:00 PM
Online Concert - check back for link
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Sparky and Rhonda are a duo who brings it all! These singer-songwriters have released ten cd's together, plus six solo albums, including a Grammy nominee. Rhonda is a published children's author, and both are beloved storytellers. Harmonica, piano, old-time banjo, guitar, and spoons add musical versatility to their performances. Their repertoire includes blues, Appalachian music, slave songs, and more. Thanks to our generous sponsors and other donors, the concert is free (audience members are invited to contribute to the performers' tip jar).
Songa
March 8, 2025 - 7:00 PM (potluck @ 6:00)
Mountainview Community Center (map)​
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Songa is a roots folk/country band led by Mario and Sherry Friedel based in the Chippewa Valley, an acoustic duo weaving a rich sonic tapestry rooted in the heart of Nashville’s songwriting tradition. Catya joins the duo, bringing road-tested musicality and spontaneous fusion to the stage. Their live performances showcase a soulful blend of folk, newgrass, blues, country, and jazz, delivered with raw authenticity.
Lil Rev
April 12, 2025 - 7:00 PM (Potluck @ 6:00)
Mountainview Community Center (map)
Known for his award-winning harmonica playing and old-time and blues ukelele, Lil Rev is the real deal. This Milwaukee-based singer/songwriter has "a voice that just pulls you in, a raconteur, and a folksinger in the classic tradition of songs of justice, dignity, and Jewish heritage," says Rabbi Larry Milder. Lil Rev bought his first guitar with money from an early morning paper route 38 years ago and says, "I've lived each day to listen to, play, perform, and teach music any chance I can get. It still amazes me all these years later that I am able to make my living doing what I love!" Well, we can't wait to share in that joy of music with you at Black Hawk Folk Society's Second Saturday Concert Series this April.
Cris Plata
May 10, 2025 - 2:00 PM (potluck @ 1:00)
Mt. Morris Town Park (map)​
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This Texas singer/songwriter will share with us his Mexican roots music. Cris' musical influences come from all of the music he was exposed to as the son of migrant workers traveling across the United States. His Tex-Mex dance tunes, old-timey ballads and country-folk material bristle with more melodic hooks each time out, and his lyrics rarely stray from the pared-down poetry of a well-turned pop song.
L o c a t i o n
Concerts December, January, and February Online (check back for details or see our Facebook page)
Concerts March, April, October, and November at the Mountain View Community Center
N3137 21st Lane, Wautoma, WI 54982
(at the intersection of Highway 152 and County S, about 2 miles south of Mt. Morris)
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Concerts May-September at Mt. Morris Town Park
N3847 County Road G, Wautoma, WI 54982
(Inclement weather location: Mountain View Community Center)
