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Since its debut in 2017, the Mid-America Music Festival has grown into more than a weekend of performances — it has become a gathering place for friends, families, and music enthusiasts from across the region. Beyond the music, the festival has served as a force for community giving, contributing more than $80,000 to local charities since its inception.
Over the years, festivalgoers have celebrated under open skies, danced in the fields surrounding the Black Silo Winery, and shared moments that became part of the event’s legacy.
Organizers announced that the festival will not be held in 2026. The decision, they emphasized, is a pause rather than a farewell.
According to the owners of Black Silo Winery, the break will allow them to focus on new projects and reimagine the future of the winery.
In a statement, organizers extended their gratitude to everyone who has supported the event — patrons, artists, and volunteers alike — noting that their enthusiasm and dedication have made the Mid-America Music Festival an event that people look forward to year after year.
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