Jeremy will be performing as soloist with the Cadillac Area Symphony Orchestra. Repertoire will include his piece Stones River and more!

Admission is $15, students with current ID are free.
Tickets for this concert are available at Brink’s Custom Framing and Horizon Books in downtown Cadillac.
Tickets will be available at the door on the day of the performance.

Join Jeremy Kittel for a performance of his Stones River Concerto and more, alongside a full symphony orchestra.

Friday, August 15th, 2025

Sherman’s Park Dance Hall

7:00 pm

Tickets: $20 General Admission

Kittel & Co. Return to The Refectory – September 3rd Genre-Defying Strings. Electrifying Performance. One Unforgettable Night.

Kittel & Co. personnel:

Jeremy Kittel, violin
Joshua Pinkham, mandolin
Quinn Bachand, guitar
Jacob Warren, bass

Show: 5:45 - 8:30 PM Tickets availavble now!

Don't miss Kittel & Co. live at City Opera House on September 5th! Show: 7:00 PM

Tickets available now: Tier 1 $38; Tier 2 $20; Students 18 & younger just $10

Kittel & Co. personnel:
Jeremy Kittel, violin
Joshua Pinkham, mandolin
Quinn Bachand, guitar
Jacob Warren, bass

TICKETS ON SALE ON NOW!

This year’s 3-day 52nd Annual Wheatland Music Festival takes place September 5-7, 2025.  Each year, thousands of children and adults converge on the 160-acre festival site to enjoy a wide variety of traditional arts. 

Festival goers take part in workshops, demonstrations, dances, and impromptu jam sessions throughout the site as well as the stage performances, juried arts and crafts and a wide variety of food.

Jeremy Kittel will be joining ACA's Mentoring Artist-in-Residence Program. He will be mentoring from Oct 5 - 24th!

Join us for an intimate evening where music transcends category—where strings soar, rhythms pulse, and creativity is on full display.

Show: 7 PM

Tickets will be available soon.

Doors open at 7pm

Guest artist Jeremy Kittel is fluent in a variety of styles, including fiddle, Celtic, classical, jazz, and bluegrass. A former member of the groundbreaking Turtle Island String Quartet, he will join the WSU Symphony in an eclectic program ranging from “Ashokan Farewell,” featured in the PBS miniseries The Civil War, to Stones River, his own concerto based on American folk songs. The concert opens with Ring O Bells! by James Ra, a contemporary American composer of Korean heritage.

WSU Students can request their free student tickets in advance by going to the Fine Arts Box Office located in Duerksen Fine Arts Center during operating hours. Must show WSU student ID.