The Blackfoot Valley's News Source Since 1980
The Blackfoot Valley's News Source Since 1980
Pollo Loco performs classic western songs during their appearance at Sculpture in the Wild Saturday, July 30.
A beam of light shining through an opening in the Teepee Burner illuminates Halladay Quists face as she sings during a performance with her father Rob Saturday, Aug. 6.
Rob and Halladay Quist perform one of Rob's songs.
Rob Quist plays the guitar
Visitors watch Pollo Loco perform July 30.
Visitors sit around the Teepee burner to listen to Rob and Halladay Quist, Aug. 6.
Becky Garland introduces Pollo Loco and welcome visitors to Sculpture in the Wild July 30.
For the last two years, the Music in the Wild performances in the Delaney Mill Teepee Burner have brought some of the state's best musicians to town nearly every weekend throughout July and August. It provides a free, unrivaled chance to hear a wide variety of musical styles – from blues to jazz to country, as well as the occasional guest speaker – in a one-of-a-kind setting.
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