Experience Taliesin’s Musical Soul: Mike Block’s House Concert in Spring Green, WI
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness needed; suitable for all ages comfortable with seated indoor events.
Overview
Discover an intimate afternoon with Grammy® Award-winning cellist Mike Block at Frank Lloyd Wright’s iconic Taliesin estate in Spring Green, Wisconsin—a unique fusion of music, history, and culture awaits.
Taliesin House Concert with Mike Block
March 9th, 2025 | Doors open 1:30pm | 2pm-4pm
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About This Adventure
Experience the captivating artistry of Grammy® Award-Winner Mike Block in an intimate solo performance that blends classical, folk, and original compositions. Renowned for his innovative style and cross-cultural collaborations, this unique event culminates in a personal reception, offering a memorable connection with a truly extraordinary musician.
Experience the captivating artistry of Grammy® Award-Winner Mike Block in an intimate solo performance that blends classical, folk, and original compositions. Renowned for his innovative style and cross-cultural collaborations, this unique event culminates in a personal reception, offering a memorable connection with a truly extraordinary musician.
Adventure Tips
Arrive early to explore Taliesin
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes before the concert to appreciate the architectural grounds and settle in comfortably.
Parking is onsite with staff assistance
Staff will guide you to designated parking areas to ensure a smooth arrival experience at Taliesin.
Dress comfortably but respectfully
The concert is indoors in a historic home; wear comfortable attire suitable for a seated 90-minute performance.
Engage with the artist after the show
Don’t miss the post-concert reception to meet Mike Block and ask about his innovative cello techniques and global music influences.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Eastern box turtle
- Red-tailed hawk
History
Taliesin was Frank Lloyd Wright’s summer home, studio, and school, completed in 1911, representing one of the most significant architectural sites in the Midwest.
Conservation
Taliesin Preservation actively works to maintain both the estate and its surrounding natural landscape, promoting sustainable tourism and environmental stewardship in the Driftless Area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable indoor shoes
You’ll be indoors and possibly walking a bit around the Taliesin grounds before and after the concert.
Light jacket or sweater
Spring evenings in Wisconsin can be cool inside older buildings.
spring specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture photos of the iconic Taliesin architecture and scenic surroundings before or after the event.
Notebook or journal
Bring something to jot down inspirations or favorite program details during the concert or reception.