Falcone to take the stage at the Pearl Theater
Comedian Alex Falcone will perform at the Bonners Ferry theater at 7 p.m. Thursday, September 22, for one show only. Currently the only comedian and writer living in Los Angeles, he started out in the great city of Portland where he performed for many years, eventually winning Portland's Funniest Person in 2018.
Prescribed Field Burning in Kootenai River Valley Sunday
Starting around 1 p.m. Sunday Sept. 4, Boundary County residents may see several fields being burned by private landowners on the east side of the Kootenai River, Andrew O'Neel Boundary County Office of Emergency Management/PIO said in press release. These field burns have been coordinated with the U.S. Forest Service and Idaho Department of Lands and are a preemptive measure to reduce available fuels in the valley.
Michael Franti & Friends headline family show
Looking for something fun to do with the family this summer? Head on over to War Memorial Field for a Festival at Sandpoint show designed for the whole family that features Michael Franti and Friends on Thursday, Aug. 3.
Illusionists to visit Bonners Ferry
The internationally recognized husband-and-wife illusionist team has performed on television, at the NCAA Final Four, in 44 states, and on five different continents.
Live at the Pearl: SPOOL EFFECT to play benefit concert
Local band SPOOL EFFECT is playing a benefit concert on Sept. 30 with all admission going to the Boundary County Skatepark Alliance in support of building a new skatepark in Bonners Ferry.
Local choirs enjoy banner year
From an international choral festival in Cuba to a performance at Carnegie Hall, it's a banner year for a pair of choral ensembles under the direction of Vicki Blake Thompson.
Pearl Theater packed fun activities
Looking for ways to make the most out of fall? The Pearl Theater has plenty of options this month.
Kootenai Tribe hosting free Supaman concert
In honor of November’s Native American Heritage month, the Kootenai Tribe of Idaho is proud to sponsor a free community concert performed by the national touring artist known as Supaman.
Shook Twins deliver Thanksgiving tradition
A 12-year tradition continues with the after-Thanksgiving return of the Shook Twins' Giving Thanks Show at the Pearl Theater at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 24.
Pearl Theater to welcome The Sweet Lillies
The Sweet Lillies' music is, first and foremost, heartfelt and collaborative. Those defining traits are given life by the quartet who make up the Lillies, Julie Gussaroff, upright bass, vocals, guitar, and mandolin; Becca Bisque, viola, vocals, and percussion; Dustin Rohleder, guitar and vocals; and Jones Maynard, drums.
