Two outstanding local musicians have teamed up to perform as the duo "Fabulous Nobodys." Kim Tweedy and Liatt Potter each have extensive professional credentials behind their names.  Kim has four decades of experience on percussion, acoustic, electric and bass guitar, woodwinds, keyboards and vocals.  He has had the pleasure of opening for Ray Charles, Eddy Rabbit, Highway 101, and Harvey Mandell.  Liatt has opened for such artists as Carole King and Ray Charles.  She was a featured performer on the ship "Spirit of Seattle" and was most recently one of twelve finalists in an Oprah Winfrey talent contest. They perform a wide variety of music from popular classics to original songs.  Backstage seating is limited so get your tickets early.

Celtic Air is a contemporary fiddle band featuring the fiddle and guitar playing of Jacie and Joe Sites with bass, piano, and drums. The band plays many genres of music including jazz, western swing, Celtic, old-time, blue grass and contest style show tunes.  Jacie Sites has won many fiddle awards, including the fanciest fiddler at the National Fiddling Contest in 2004 and 2006 as well the Idaho State Old Time Fiddle Contest in 2005.  Her husband, Joe has won national fiddle championships and played rhythm guitar for Mark O'Connor for over four years.  Members of Celtic Air enjoy playing many different styles of music, but the glue that binds them is their love for hard-driving, in-your-face Celtic tunes. Because this concert will be held backstage, seating is limited.   

 We are fortunate to have another military band performing at the BPAC!  The military groups love to entertain the enthusiastic crowds of southeast Idaho.  The United States Air Force Band of the Golden West, stationed at Travis Air Force Base, California, is the only remaining active duty Air Force band west of the Rockies. The maintains a rich heritage of musical excellence, featuring outstanding soloists, and a variety of styles from traditional wind ensemble repertoire to patriotice music and marches. Get your tickets early for this popular concert!

 

 The BHS Drama Department is proud to present "Steel Magnolias," one of the most beloved plays of all time.  Set in Chinquapin, Louisiana, the ladies who are "anybody" come to have their hair done at Truvy's beauty salon.  As they share their joys and sorrows, the characters teach each other the strength of friendship in good times and bad.

Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy the Big Band sound of our own Blackfoot High School and Mountain View Middle School Jazz Bands.  The local combo of John Randall, Allen Tripp and Doug Eddington will be playing, and there also will be a floor show.  Dancing is encouraged!  This will be a great evening of fun and entertainment.  

Allen Tripp, Theater Manager