FREE 4th of July Concert
Sacajawea Center, 8PM
The Rough Stock Band
We’re just a bunch of country boys that love country life and anything that’s associated with country folks”. Rough Stock caters to the audience whether they’re young or old, quick or slow. We play old country, new country, originals and sometimes a little rock and roll.Rough Stock’s members are from the Southern Idaho and Northern Utah areas. Visit their web here: www.roughstockband.net
The band consists of:
Harry Sherman - Manager, Lead guitarist, vocalist. Jim Schaub - Bass guitarist, fiddle, vocalist. Greg Forebush - Steel guitarist, second lead guitarist and vocals. Trent Porter - Drums. Terry Morris - Keyboards and vocals
Great energy here that will appeal to everyone. You’ll want to dance!
Sponsored by Watkins Distributing and Budweiser, Steele Memorial Medical Center, Arctic Ice, Dahle Construction, and www.LemhiWeb.com. Thank you!
Celebrating Salmon Arts Council’s 30th Anniversary with a Free Concert and Dance!
University of Idaho Alumni Present: 
Summer Dance
Workshop
Emily Anglin and Andrea Sheridan, Instructors
Dates: July 15th-19th
Cost: $100 due June 30th
Ages 12 & up - Limited space available!!
Register now!!
Technique classes in
Jazz/Hip-Hop, Ballet, and Modern Dance.
Beginning, Intermediate, and Advanced levels.
Placement class July 15th, 6:30pm.
Workshop Performance Saturday, July 19th.
Registration Forms available at the Salmon Arts Council, 200 Main St., Salmon
Call 756-2987 or 756-4467 for more information.
Thank you to our sponsors: Salmon Arts Council, Backstage Dance, Bertram's Brewery, Kelly and Bonnie Anglin
Smokin’ On The River of No Return 4th Annual
Blues, Brews & BBQ
featuring
Charles Walker Blues Band
&
Joan Zen
Saturday, August 2, 2008
Island Park 6-11PM
The Charles Walker Band is a 5 piece band that performs various styles of Blues, R&B and funk with precision and energy. What adds to the band uniqueness, apart from award winning musicians (together for 4 years), is the richness of the original material. As one critic said, “Real edge of your seat, power wire blues.” A quote from Noggin Blues Matters! Magazine describes them best, “...we are treated to the full panoply of Blues styles, great tunes, intelligent lyrics, and superb instrumentation throughout.” For more information visit www.walkerblues.com
About Joan Zen : “It’s a soulful groove with a unifying purpose… Joan Zen and fellow Zen band members are missionaries of peace and light. Zen’s bluesy vocals cross the boundaries of reggae, jazz, and R & B. Lis-Zen closely for the message is sure to follow… May all beings experience spiritual awakening for the benefit of all.” For more information visit www.joanzen.com and www.myspace.com/joanzen1
Sponsored by Steele Memorial Medical Center, Bertram’s Salmon River Brewery and Restaurant, Ron Lane & Victoria Alexander, and Arctic Ice. Thank you!
Nick Bertram has organized some great local and national brewery participation. Local organizations are providing food this year with emphasis on service and quality. Adult tickets are $15 at the gate, student tickets are $10 and children 12 and under are admitted free with accompanying adult. Member and advance purchase adult tickets are $12. Advance purchase tickets are available at Idaho Adventures, Salmon Valley Chamber of Commerce, and the Salmon Arts Council office. For more information, contact Mary Hogue-Cerise at 756-2987 or sac1@centurytel.net.
Sponsored by Bertram’s Salmon Valley Brewery and Restaurant.
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Salmon Marathon Concert
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New South Fork Bluegrass
Following the Marathon
Saturday, September 13
7:00 PM
Island Park, Salmon
A traditional Bluegrass band that combines feverish musicianship with unique harmonies to form a sound that is smooth and unforgettable.
Band members are Fred Frank on mandolin, Emily Frank on guitar, Carrie Bean on electric bass, Tom Middleton on banjo, and Jeff Forbes on fiddle. Together they provide everything bluegrass is known for. You can view more info at their web site www.newsouthfork.com. Listen to a sampling of “Berry Picking” and “Running”.
You will definitely want to come wet your whistle after that long run, lounge on the lawn, and you might find that a little toe tapping or dancing will help keep your muscles from cramping! Of course this isn’t only for runners, families will enjoy this as well and everyone is welcome.
Sponsored by Steele Memorial Medical Center and Ken Hill. Thank you!
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