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2010 EIRMC Snake River Concerts begin June 15, 2010

Tuesdays 7 pm, Admission is FREE!
Eastside of Greenbelt between D & E Streets
Click here for the list of performers!

On Sale Now!
August 3, 8:00 pm.
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
Tickets $32
Colonial Theater/Call 522-0471

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy captures the essence and celebration of big band swing musicianship, mischief, genius, street smarts, and fun. Enjoy an evening of high-voltage,
feel-good energy.
Sponsored by: Bechtel BWXT Idaho, CH2M-WG Idaho (CWI), and
The Best of Eastern Idaho B106!

August 9, 6:30 pm.
Idaho Falls Arts Council’s 2010-2011 Premiere Party!

Colonial Theater, 450 A Street. You are cordially invited to preview the Idaho Falls Arts Council’s Colonial Theater/Civic Auditorium 2010-2011 Season. Free admission. See short audio/video clips from upcoming shows on our big movie screen, enjoy light complimentary hors d’oeuvres and punch. No host bar for beer, wine, champagne, and soda. Casual Dress. Social Hour begins at 6:30, Season Premiere begins at 7:00 pm.
Please RSVP to jjohnston@idahofallsarts.org or call Justin at 522-0471 x 0.

September 16, 8:00 pm.
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents:
Dala
Tickets $45/includes dessert bar
Carr Gallery Concert/Call 522-0471


*Special Engagement, not part of season package
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"...the angels of folk music. Ethereal, eloquent and downright beautiful, the music they create is faultlessly performed."  Exclaim!
Dala is an acoustic-folk, two-piece musical group featuring Sheila Carabine and Amanda Walther, both of Scarborough, Ontario. Their vocal harmonies and songwriting, reminiscent of Simon & Garfunkel and the Indigo Girls, is guaranteed to give you chills. Dala makes use of their considerable talents on guitar and piano, woven with their sense of humor, which has endeared them to audiences throughout Canadian music festivals, and more recently on their PBS Special, “Girls of the North Country”.
Exclusive Sponsorship by: Anne Voilleque & Louise Nelson

On Sale Now!
September 28, 8:00 pm.
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents: Oklahoma!
Tickets $32
Colonial Theater/Call 522-0471

Winner of Pulitzer Prize, two Academy Awrads, a Grammy and a special Tony Awards, Oklahoma! is the classic American musical. This Broadway touring production is making the Colonial Theater home for a few days before kicking off their national tour. Fetauring such favorite numbers as "Oh What a Mornin" and "Surrey With a Fringe On Top", this landmark musical is a ture treasure that can be enjoyed over and over again.

On Sale Now!
October 2, 8:00 pm.
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents: Trey McIntyre Project
Tickets $32 & $15/students (under 21 with a valid school ID)
Colonial Theater/Call 522-0471

Photographer: Jonas Lundqvist
Since his work debuted with the Houston Ballet at the age of 20, Trey McIntyre has created more than 75 contemporary ballets for companies including The Washington Ballet, American Ballet Theatre, New York City Ballet and many others. McIntyre creates emotionally charged dances that defy categorization, set to musical scores ranging from Beethoven to The Beatles. Based in Boise, The Trey McIntyre Project makes its Idaho Falls debut with an evening of dances bursting with dazzling creativity and heightened physicality.

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CURRENT CARR GALLERY EXHIBIT

Don Seastrum: Expressions of Italy
July 10 - August 28


Don Seastrum is a professor of art at Western State College of Colorado in Gunnison. A variety of processes will be on exhibit, including acrylic and watercolor painting as well as lithography. About his work Mr. Seastrum states “these representations are not descriptions of the thing that has happened, but rather a depiction of a kind of thing that might happen, an interpretation.”
Sponsored by: Jay Astle & Amy Lientz and Bruce & Nancy Baumgart

 

 

 

 

 


 
 
 

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Click Here for information on the
2010 Greenbelt Art Bench Project!


Contact: Carrie Scheid at cscheid@q.com or call her
cell 206-9506.
Stop by 450 A Street to view the art bench finalists!


498 A Street
Idaho Falls, Idaho 83402
(208) 522-0471


The Idaho Falls Arts Council is a private nonprofit
organization which owns and operates
the Willard Arts Center/Colonial Theater.

OUR MISSION : To educate our community and
enrich its quality of life by promoting, advocating and
presenting a broad spectrum of visual and
performing arts in eastern Idaho.


OUR PROGRAMS:

Performing Arts: Our 988 seat Colonial Theater offers
Broadway shows, jazz, country western, pop, bluegrass,
world, and family shows.

Visual Arts: The Taylor and Betty Carr Gallery offers
traveling and region art exhibits. The Blake G. Hall Family
Youth Gallery
for Young Artists offers art exhibits by
local youth. The Arts Council also
offers adult and children arts class taught by industry professionals.

Summer Fun: EIRMC Snake River Concerts
are free every Tuesday night, from mid-June to
the end of August, on the scenic Snake River greenbelt.
The Arts Council also organizes the
Snake River Roaring Youth Jam, a gigantic free
art and music festival for youth the second weekend in August.

Community Arts Promotion: The Idaho Falls Arts Council
promotes local member arts organizations, artists and their
events. We also founded and promote
the Idaho Falls Cultural District in Historic Downtown.


 





 


 

 

 


 

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