The Southern Berks News

Keim Music Fest coming up Oct. 1

- Historic Preservati­on Trust of Berks County

There’s a fun-filled day of music, food, and history at the second annual Keim Music Fest from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 1 at the Jacob Keim Farmstead in Oley. This event is a one- day music event held outdoors to raise awareness and restoratio­n funds for the Keim Farmstead, a property owned by the Historic Preservati­on Trust of Berks County.

The Music Fest will consist of two music stages including a kid’s stage. On the Main Stage, there will be Rick Sky, Caroline Reese, Practical Saints, Rhythm Road, Michael Clipman and Tom Singer. The Oley Valley Public Library, Mr. Mike ( Michael Kropp) Makin’ Music, Jen Schorr “Marcaroni Kids Talent Show,” Nancy Riggins (Valley Music Together), and Silly Joe Sings! will join us on the Kid’s Stage. The schedule also includes a Drum Cir- cle with Earth Rhythms and Singer Songwriter, Mike Holliday with a “Jammin’ Circle.’ Clay on Main and Macaroni Kid will provide activities for children. The Keim Farmstead will be open for tours and visitors can enjoy a rare look inside this beautiful, historic home boasting excellent examples of eighteenth century Germaninfl­uenced architectu­re. Built in 1753, the home is a two and a half story limestone structure with several walk-in fireplaces, large chimneys, and segmented arches over the exterior openings.

Admission is a $10 per person suggested donation. Trust members and children under 10 are free. Food will be available for purchase. Bring you instrument­s, lawn chairs, and blankets! Additional informatio­n can be found at www. keimfest.com. Rain or shine. The Jacob Keim Farmstead is located at 101 Boyer Road, Oley, PA 19547.

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