Sponsored by the BHS Choir Department
We are looking for fathers and daughters that love to have fun together. This is a special event sponsored by the BHS Choir Department that encourages building father-daughter memories. The theme this year is “Hawaiian Luau” so the girls and dads are encouraged to dress up in their “Hawaiian” best. Dancing, prizes, games, a photo booth and more will fill this unforgettable night. A pulled pork dinner is available for $10 per plate. Tickets for the dinner are available at the BHS Bookstore and must be purchased by Tuesday, Sept. 11.

The Bar J Wranglers, world famous singing cowboys from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, will entertain the entire family with western harmonies straight from the range, cowboy stories and jokes and stories that will have you laughing in the aisles, and an evening of inspiration that will continue to lift your spirits long after the show. The Wranglers are making a return visit to the BPAC to sing the music of the old West and celebrate Veterans’ Day with a community that loves them.
To learn more about the Bar J Wranglers, visit their website.

Jukebox Broadway starring The Diamonds is a one-of-a-kind entertainment experience spanning four decades of popular music. It features over 50 songs from 15 of Broadway’s most popular jukebox musicals from the 1981 hit production of “Sophisticated Ladies” right up to one of today’s favorites, “Beautiful” (the Carole King musical). Their success provides the chance to keep classic rock and roll and great entertainment alive year after year. They love singing songs people can understand, remember and actually sing the words. Maybe, just maybe, DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER!
To learn more about The Diamonds, visit their website.

Audience members will have a unique experience enjoying a Backstage Event at the Blackfoot Performing Arts Center with the famed bluegrass group Otter Creek. In a Backstage Event, the audience sits on the stage surrounding the performers in an intimate concert seating arrangement. This concert arrangement has proven to be very popular with both performers and audience members alike.
With 10 instruments between them and 53 strings to tune, Otter Creek (Peter & Mary Danzig) burst onto the national folk scene in 2012 with back-to-back hit albums on the Folk Charts. In the 4 years since the husband and wife duo began playing together, Otter Creek has won multiple awards for their virtuosic instrumentals, adept songwriting, and visionary arrangements of traditional and original tunes. Most recently Peter won the Utah State Fiddle Championship (June 2013). Mary previously won the Fiddle Championship in 2011. With Peter’s previous wins in banjo and mandolin people have joked that a concert with them is like a two for one deal where listeners get four Utah State instrument champions for the price of two. They have opened for The Claire Lynch Band, and have performed with many acclaimed songwriters including Peter Mayer, Kate MacLeod, and Alicia McGovern. They have drawn praise from around the country leading one critic to describe them as “a duo that is both a technical marvel and tastefully perfect.” (Rootsworld Magazine)
Tickets for the Otter Creek concert are $10 and are available at blackfootpac.com, 208-317-5508, or at the door the night of the concert.
Listen to Otter Creek here.