Music sizzles despite the drizzle
Dozens attended the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7, despite the occasional rain.
Performing were Boulder residents MT-CAN, Whitehall’s John Montoya, the North Hill Trio from Helena, Backroad Betty, Butte’s Dublin Gulch, Brigid Reedy and her brother Johnny Guitar, and headliners Wylie and the Wild West.
Wylie Gustafson leads Wylie and the Wild West through a set of cowboy, folk, Western swing and traditional country tunes at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.Â
Wylie Gustafson leads Wylie and the Wild West through a set of cowboy, folk, Western swing and traditional country tunes at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.Â
Terry Minow examines a bracelet she would decide to purchase from a vendor at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.
The sun came out and stayed during Wylie and the Wild West, the final act at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.Â
Sherry Kenda and Fred Feller dance to Backroad Betty at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.
Tom Powers performs with Dublin Gulch of Butte at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.Â
Many who attended the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7, came prepared with umbrellas, warm clothes and blankets.Â
Brigid Reedy and brother Johnny Guitar dance to Wylie and the Wild West following the duo’s own performance at the 12th Annual Boulder Chamber of Commerce Music and Arts Festival at Veterans Park in Boulder on Saturday, Sept. 7.Â
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