ARTS IN THE PARK TONIGHT - by Nathan Domenighini, Morton Times News, JUL 03, 2008 - The sound that will be coming from the park is not a loud stereo — it is not a karaoke competition, either.  It is Arts in the Park that some might hear from afar.

For six weekends this summer, residents get a cost-free opportunity to hear great music in a lively, outdoor atmosphere, Phil Kuhl said

WINTER CONCERTS GET ANOTHER SERIES - by Carol Jankowski, Peoria Journal Star, Sep 18, 2008 -MORTON — The Morton Fine Arts Association is now selling season tickets to its winter concert series.

After a successful series last year and a free summer series in Idlewood Park, the association is planning to continue to offer entertainment locally.

CORNET CHOP SUEY COOKS UP SOME LOUIS - by Nathan Domenighini, Morton Times News, Fri Jan 30, 2009 - If you missed the Jan. 19 concert at Bertha Frank Performing Arts Center, I feel sorry for you.

I’ll admit, I did not know what to expect when I heard I would be listening to Cornet Chop Suey. But, with a name like that, I could not help but chuckle and hope for the best.

KAIZER FAMILY REUNITES FOR CONCERT - by Theo Jean Kenyon (tkenyon@pjstar.com), PJStar.com, Oct 3, 2009 - MORTON —

The musical Kaizer family will join its collective talents in a concert opening the 2009-10 Morton Fine Arts Association series at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 12 at the Bertha Frank Performing Arts Center.

Pianists Ed and Janet Kaizer, both faculty members of Bradley University's music department, will be joined onstage by daughter Laraine and sons Joseph, John and Ed Jr., plus Ed Jr.'s wife, Lynn, and their son Nick.

FREE MUSIC ACCOMPANIES FINE ARTS COMMITMENT - by Carol Jankowski, PJStar.com, Jul 10, 2008 - MORTON — Morton residents can spread out the picnic blanket and enjoy free concerts at Idlewood Park starting tonight. The six-week concert series is the work of the Morton Fine Arts Association.

"Relax out there and enjoy it," said Susan Pyles a Morton Fine Arts Association board member.