San Jose’s Prusch Park To Present FREE Mountain Music Festival On October 1

Welcomed by The Northern California Bluegrass Society.

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the Mountain Music Festival, set for Sunday, October 1, 2017 at Emma Prusch Farm Park.

The Bands: Bean Creek, The Goat Hills Girls, Sidesaddle & Co, Radio Rail, The Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, Banjo Twins, & The Santa Clara Valley Fiddlers Association.

The FREE, family-oriented festival is presented by the Prusch Farm Park Foundation and the City Of San Jose. It will be held at the park, 647 South King Road, San Jose, near the intersection of Highways 101, 280 & 680.

Festival Performance Schedule

Deadline For Friday October 13 Women’s Songs Showcase At SFBOT Festival Is Friday September 15

The San Francisco Bluegrass & Old Time Festival will return to San Francisco on Wednesday-Sunday, October 11-15, 2017. The SFBOT shows will be held in various SF venues.

On Friday, October 13, The Handsome Ladies will present a showcase of women songwriters and/or songs made famous by women, performed by a variety of singers and musicians backed by The Picks (the Handsome Ladies pick-up band). This event is co-ed and all genders are welcome.

The program will run 7:00-10:00pm at the SOMA Street Food Park, 428 11th Street, San Francisco.

The Deadline for entries is Friday, September 15. Eight performers will be selected at random for the show.

Performer Application Form

The original SFBOT festival (held 2000-2013) was organized by a quasi-independent committee of the Northern California Bluegrass Society. The revival is a project of several area bluegrass organizations, including the California Bluegrass Association. NCBS welcomes this event.

NCBS Welcomes The Prusch Park’s Mountain Music Festival, FREE, October 1 In San Jose

Bean Creek
The Wildcat Mountain Ramblers

The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes the FREE Mountain Music Festival to be held on Sunday, October 1, 2017.

The second-year, family-friendly festival is presented by the Prusch Farm Park Foundation and the City Of San Jose.

Emma Prusch (1876-1969)

Emma Prusch Farm Park,, donated to the city by farmer Emma Prusch, is located near the intersection of freeways 101, 280 and 680 at 647 South King Road in San Jose.

The Goat Hill Girls

The Bands: Bean Creek, The Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, The Goat Hills Girls, Sidesaddle & Co, Radio Rail, Banjo Twins, & The Santa Clara Valley Fiddlers Association. Click here for the Performance Schedule.


Goat Hill Girls Play At The Summit House Atop Highway 17 On Thursday September 7

The Thursday Bluegrass Series at the Summit House Beer Garden & Grill at the top of Highway 17 will present The Goat Hill Girls in performance on September 7.

The 6:00-8:30pm music program is presented by the The Summit House and welcomed by the Northern California Bluegrass Society.

The place will serve good drink and good food during the performance and the view is endless.

The beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains viewed from The Summit House.

The famed music and dining venue high in the Santa Cruz Mountains is 6 miles south of Los Gatos at 23123 Santa Cruz Highway.

The Wildcat Mountain Ramblers will follow on Thursday, September 14.

Other bands will appear every Thursday evening in this FREE series.

The Goat Hill Girls

Mountain Music Festival Features Great Bluegrass Line-Up In San Jose October 1

The FREE Mountain Music Festival is set for Sunday, October 1, 2017 at Emma Prusch Farm Park, 647 South King Road in San Jose.

A great bluegrass band line-up will feature Bean Creek, The Goat Hills Girls, Sidesaddle & Co, Radio Rail, The Wildcat Mountain Ramblers, Banjo Twins, & The Santa Clara Valley Fiddlers Association.

The festival is presented by the Prusch Farm Park Foundation and the City Of San Jose. The Northern California Bluegrass Society welcomes this event to our area.

Complete Performance Schedule

Emma Prusch Farm Park, San Jose