New Bluebird Days festival debuts on Boise riverfront this weekend
A two-day event with over 30 artists, food trucks and local vendors is set for Oct. 16-17 along the Boise River.
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What happened
Bluebird Days, a new festival of music and arts, is set for Boise's riverfront on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17. More than 30 artists are scheduled to perform. The first festival brings national acts, emerging artists, food trucks, drinks and local vendors together along the Boise River.
Why it matters
It marks the debut of the Bluebird Days festival, giving Boise a new two-day event with national acts and local vendors.
Timeline
- Oct 15, 5:25 PM ET: Bluebird Days was announced as a new festival to open in Boise on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 16-17, with over 30 artists performing.
- Oct 17, 12:33 AM ET: The first Bluebird Days festival made its debut along the Boise River, with national acts, emerging artists, food trucks, drinks and local vendors.
Coverage
- Bluebird Days music festival makes its debut along the Boise River (kivitv.com)
- Inaugural Bluebird Days music festival to open in Boise (idahonews.com)
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