And The Beat Goes On: Music as a Boise Legacy

Boise, ID -- Music. It is one of the most powerful, emotional influences we have as humans. The Treasure Valley has a rich history of contributing to both the national and international tapestry of music. Kevin Moran will moderate a panel of local music professionals who will discuss the past, current, and future of what the Boise music scene has to offer. Panelists include Ali Ward, Eric Gilbert, Tim Johnstone, Steve Fulton, and Todd Dunnigan.

Biography: Kevin Moran is the Music Director at the local community radio station, Radio Boise, KRBX 89.9 & 93.5 FM (downtown). His past work experience includes positions as a record company executive, music publisher, artist manager, and film music supervisor. Today, Kevin is focused on accelerating the momentum of the local music scene by building and nurturing relationships within and outside of our local community. Kevin is also producing a CD compilation of local musicians for BOISE 150, which will be available for purchase this Summer.

When and Where:

March 7, 2013: Doors open at 5:00 p.m. and the presentation begins at 5:30 p.m.
Rose Room, in downtown Boise's historic Union Block, 718 W. Idaho Street
Complimentary snacks and no host bar

This Fettuccine Forum helps to kick off Vibes: A Celebration of Music in Boise; a month-long exploration of music in Boise that includes a music ephemera exhibition and a local poster showcase. More information HERE.

The Fettuccine Forum is a free public lecture series produced by the Boise City Department of Arts & History on six First Thursdays throughout the academic year. This year's topics supports support Boise's Sesquicentennial (BOISE 150) themes. More on BOISE 150 at www.boise150.org .

The Forum includes a companion workshop, offered by the Boise State University of Social Sciences and Public Affairs for graduate and undergraduate credit. For more information contact Todd Shallat at tshalla@boisestate.edu