Jun 18 Thursday
Appalachian Road Show is a visionary acoustic ensemble, bringing new-generation interpretations of traditional Americana, bluegrass, and folk songs, as well as offering innovative original music. Come see the award-winning talents of lead singer and banjoist Barry Abernathy, tenor singer and mandolinist extraordinaire Darrell Webb, Grammy-award winning fiddler and producer Jim Vancleve, and guitar phenom Zen Snyder, whose fierce and versatile playing recalls Doc Watson and Norman Blake as readily as it does Duane Allman and Stevie Ray Vaughn.
Opening the show, regionally beloved group, The Kevin Pace Band, offering up a fresh take on traditional bluegrass.
Jun 27 Saturday
One Night at the Meadow: Come together to enjoy a fun evening of bluegrass with local favorite Sandy Vaughn and the Welter Brothers and Co. Their show focuses on bluegrass classics and old-time melodies.
This special event is presented by Methow Arts Alliance in partnership with Okanogan Land Trust in support of For the Fen! Okanogan Land Trust’s campaign to acquire and preserve the unique landscape at Bonaparte Meadows.
We hope that you plan the weekend in the Highlands, there are plenty camping & lodging opportunities, cool murals in Tonasket, the new Bonaparte Creek distillery to explore, & plenty of hiking and biking opportunities.
No dogs allowedADA access available
Tickets will be limited for this intimate event. Venue directions provided upon ticket purchase.
Jul 17 Friday
Mountain Roots Rendezvous is a family-friendly outdoor music and arts festival nestled in the wild beauty of Montana’s Bitterroot Mountains.From bluegrass to bass, handmade goods to nourishing food, we are bringing cutting-edge Montana production into the landscapes we all know and love.With The Kitchen Dwellers headlining both nights and a blend of other Local talent this is a Weekend you don't want to miss! Two uniquely themed stages, a Vibrant Vendor Village, Arialists, Fire Dancers, Kids Zone, Glass Blowing and live art experiences, there is something for everyone at The Rendezvous!Whether you’re a longtime festival-goer or stepping into this world for the first time—you belong here.
Mountain Roots Rendezvous is more than a festival—it’s a movement to keep art and music accessible to all of our mountain communities!The Rendezvous team is committed to ensuring financial barriers don’t prevent joining the community and enjoying the show. We are always accepting installation art, tradeskills, volunteer hours and more in exchange for full or partial payment.Also if you would like to participate deeper or showcase your business we are taking Vendor applications and Sponsor inquiries on our website!Come as you are.Leave part of something more.
$150 for the weekend16 and under free with an adultService Animals Only Please
Jul 18 Saturday
Sep 24 Thursday
If you want to rage out and turn this season into an eventful alternative bonanza, here's your opportunity to witness the most thrilling act in the circuit! "For King and Country" brings a top notch showdown across the US this fall as they serve a thrilling new tour! This time, a new album brings different vibes and For King And Country is slated to promote this incredible work in Spokane, Washington! The Grammy-winning Australian duo of brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone brings The Most Beautiful Colours Tour to this city and they're ready to light up First Interstate Center for the Arts with their smashing hits including "God Only Knows," "Burn the Ships," and songs from their forthcoming album The Most Beautiful Colours!
Jan 16 Saturday
Pianist Philip Edward Fisher ignites Tchaikovsky’s First Piano Concerto, famous for its thunderous opening and sweeping melodies. After intermission, Elgar’s First Symphony unfolds in broad, noble themes and surging drama, moving us from shadowed introspection toward a radiant and hard-won triumph.