Mile of Music PBS Wisconsin Documentary Premieres June 16 on Big Screens

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Discover the heart of Appleton’s music scene in the new PBS Wisconsin documentary “Mile of Music,” premiering on big screens June 16. Don’t miss this inspiring celebration of local talent and community spirit.

Mile of Music PBS Wisconsin Documentary Premieres June 16 on Big Screens ( Photo Credit: Yahoo)

The popular “Mile of Music” festival from Appleton, Wisconsin is now hitting the big screen. A new PBS Wisconsin documentary about the event will premiere in theaters on June 16, 2025. Fans of live music and local culture are excited to see the behind-the-scenes story come to life.

The film is titled “Mile of Music: The Documentary”. It focuses on the heart and soul of the festival, which has been held in Appleton every year since 2013. The event brings together musicians from across the country. It also celebrates local talent, community spirit, and the joy of discovering new music.

PBS Wisconsin worked closely with the festival team to create this film. The documentary includes interviews with artists, fans, and the organizers. It also features powerful live performances and shows how the festival helps support local businesses and brings energy to the downtown area.

According to PBS, the goal of the documentary is to highlight how music can build community. The film also tells the story of how the event grew from a small idea into a major cultural festival in Wisconsin.

The big-screen premiere will take place at the Lawrence Memorial Chapel in Appleton. After the premiere, PBS Wisconsin plans to air the documentary on television and stream it online later in the summer. More screening events may also be announced soon.

Festival founder Dave Willems said he hopes the film captures the magic of Mile of Music. “We’re proud to share this story with even more people.”

Music fans, Appleton locals, and anyone who loves real stories about community and creativity won’t want to miss this event. The film runs about an hour and promises to be a moving tribute to one of Wisconsin’s most unique festivals.

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