The Blue Water Ramblers will share our music at Foundry Hall, 422 Eagle St. in South Haven. Box office: 800.838.3006. Foundry Hall, South Haven's home for original performance, music, and art. The century old building in the heart of downtown was extensively renovated in 2000-2001 from a former piston factory into a music hall and theatre. At the Foundry Hall, interaction through the arts and shared experiences is the key to a happy, healthy, and vibrant South Haven.
      Bear and Banjo-Jim

Romance your sweetheart with our Century of Love Songs show at Trinity House Theater in Livonia located at the northwest corner of I-275 and Six Mile Road, just east of Haggerty Road. Find out all the happenings at Trinity House Theater.
      Banjo-Jim, Tom and Bear

Sean and Seamus McGillicuddy-O'Rourke have the honor of sharing the best of the Oyrish-American music tradition on honor of St. Patrick at the Saladin Temple Mystic Shrine. Faith and begorrah, it's a singin' dinner party! Call Tom or Marie Russell at 949-7000 to make your reservation, My Wild Irish Rose! The Shrine is located at 4200 Saladin Dr. SE off East Paris.
      Sean and Seamus McGillicuddy-O'Rourke

The Blue Water Ramblers are proud to host the 6th Annual Grand River Folk Arts Society Fundraising Concert. Watch this space for the exciting guest artists who will be helping out our favorite folk organization.
      Bear, Banjo-Jim and special guests to be announced

Kirtland Warbler Festival, a celebration of nature in Roscommon. We'll be roaming the grounds of Kirtland Community College picking and singing right along with the Warblers.
      Bear, Banjo-Jim and Tom

We sing of the farmer at Historic Wagner Farm, the last working farm in Cook County, Illinois. If you're over that way, stop by for a farm breakfast, milking cows, lambs to pet and great agro-music.
      Banjo-Jim and Bear

The headline reads: Blue Water Ramblers Play Historic Bottle House

We're heading up to Kaleva to share Michigan music. Join us for good tunes and interesting history.
      Bear and Banjo-Jim

We Blue Water Ramblers love Christmas with all the great holiday songs, carols, stories and slapstick humor. Please join us for a hearty wassail bowlful of all four. Twenty four years of tradition dictate we will be in the Baker Chapel at Grace Bible College, 1011 Aldon SW, two blocks west of Clyde Park between Burton and 28th streets. Tickets are $10 for general admission, $8 for seniors & students, $7 for members, $3 for children 2-12 yrs. Doors open at 7:30 PM. For more information and directions, see GRFAS on the web.
      Bear, Banjo-Jim, Tom and Christmas elves to be announced.