MacPhail Presents: KidsFest at Gold Medal Park

Sat Jun 27 2026

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Free and open to all.

Learn more about the full MacPhail Presents 2025-26 Season.

Music, creativity, and hands-on fun for the whole family

Join MacPhail Center for Music and Be That Neighbor for a free morning of music-making, exploration, and family fun at Gold Medal Park. Kids of all ages can discover instruments, create art, and experience live performances in an engaging outdoor setting.

Enjoy two lively performances by The Bazillions, explore the world of electronic music with MacPhail faculty member Isaac Rohr, and get hands-on with instrument discovery activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity.

Featured Activities

  • Live performances by The Bazillions at 10:15 a.m. and 11:15 a.m.
  • Electronic Music Exploration with Isaac Rohr at 10:45 a.m.
  • Instrument Exploration Station
  • Family Art Projects

While you’re downtown, be sure to visit the MacPhail booth at the Mill City Farmers Market to learn more about music lessons, classes, camps, and programs for all ages.

About the Bazillions

The Bazillions were supposed to be a one-time “just for fun” CD. “I doubt we will even do any shows,” Adam told his band mates. Five years later, they are an award-winning, 5 million-hit viral media machine. The Bazillions have created a rich legacy of songs for kids, families, teachers and students. They have helped children pass their tests and provided exciting, quality content to classrooms and families around the world.

It all began when Twin Cities’ parents/educators/singer-songwriters Adam and Kristin Marshall began working at Kenny Elementary School in Minneapolis. Literally, from the first day, the couple was writing songs for and with their students. Before long, the kids knew every word to every song, and parents began asking for a CD. So, along with their indie pop band, The Humbugs, the Marshalls recorded and released “Rock-n-Roll Recess” under the new alter-ego band name “The Bazillions.”

The Bazillions feature Kristin Marshall, Mike Senkovich, Joe Letness, Matt Baccoli, and MacPhail teacher, Adam Marshall.

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