Boise has a new music festival in town, beginning last night and running through tonight on the Boise River Greenbelt. (CBS2)
BOISE, ID (CBS2) —Boise has a new music festival in town, beginning last night and running through tonight on the Boise River Greenbelt.
The inaugural festival has transformed the area around Bluebird Social into an outdoor music celebration, with three stages across Shoreline Park, Shoreline Drive and the Bluebird Social property.
Boise has a new music festival in town, beginning last night and running through tonight on the Boise River Greenbelt. (CBS2)
Bluebird Days features over 30 musical artists, including Passion Pit, Balu Brigada, J. Worra, Blu DeTiger, 54 Ultra and Adi Oasis.
The festival brings together indie, electronic, funk, soul and rock music, along with local food vendors and other attractions.
Boise has a new music festival in town, beginning last night and running through tonight on the Boise River Greenbelt. (CBS2)
Bluebird Days runs from noon to 10 p.m. Saturday at 1401 W. Shoreline Drive.
Organizers encourage festivalgoers to walk or bike along the Greenbelt. Bicycle parking will be available near 13th Street, and entrances are located along Shoreline Drive and the Greenbelt.
You can learn more on Bluebird Social’s website.
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