Bill Miller in Concert, Three-Time Grammy Winner

All ages, limit 70. To reserve a spot on the guest list, RSVP Rock at [email protected] or 812-631-2856 (text or call). Admission: $15 or 2 for $25. Cash only at the door, please. Unreserved seats available at the door while they last. Doors open at 6:00 pm ET. Limited seating; please arrive early.

Bill Miller is an award-winning Native American recording artist, performer, songwriter, activist, painter, and world-class native flute player. Miller has produced over a dozen albums, received three GRAMMY® Awards, numerous Native American Music Awards & Association (NAMA) awards (including a “Lifetime Achievement” Award) and led Wisconsin’s La Crosse Symphony Orchestra. He is now touring in support of the history-making album release, Look Again To The Wind, on which he performed the title track.

A Mohican Indian from northern Wisconsin, Miller grew up amid the streams and woodlands of the reservation (his tribe is properly called Mahicanuk, which means “People From Where The Waters Are Never Still”). He has long been one of the most admired figures in the Native American arts and activist arenas, respectively, and beyond—a voice for the voiceless, a link between two great and clashing civilizations.

Bill Miller pursues an equally active career as a visual fine artist and is exclusively represented worldwide by American Indian art authority and private fine art dealer Ken Lingad (Indian Pueblo of Isleta). Constantly creating fresh works of visual art, his painted masterpieces and drawings have been shown and sold in prestigious galleries around the country, while several of his iconic paintings have been acquired by the Smithsonian Museum and other important collections. For more info, visit http://billmiller.co/.

Join your friends and neighbors for a memorable evening of stories and songs in one of the area’s best listening rooms—while enjoying excellent craft beer and root beer brewed onsite, handmade pizza, and more.

For the full Project ACORN schedule, see the top post on our Facebook page. This concert is the 15th and final Project ACORN event of the autumn season and the 150th event since 2016. We’ll be announcing our winter schedule in early January.