What is Treefort Music Fest?
Treefort Music Fest is a vibrant celebration of music and arts, bringing together a diverse lineup of shows across multiple venues. It’s not just a festival; it’s an experience that pulses through the heart of the community, showcasing everything from indie rock to electronic beats. Taking place mainly at Treefort Music Hall and Shrine Social Club, the fest features a packed schedule of performances that keep the energy high and the vibes fresh. Whether you’re catching Peter McPoland on a crisp November evening or dancing to Malaa vs Alter Ego in late November, Treefort offers something for every music lover.
Main Benefits of Treefort Music Fest
Treefort Music Fest isn’t just about great tunes—it’s about creating memorable moments and supporting the arts scene. Here are some key highlights:
- Over 30 featured shows spanning November through March
- Venues include Treefort Music Hall, Shrine Social Club [Ballroom], and Tamarack Resort
- Artists range from up-and-coming acts like Steve Soelberg to established names like The Mountain Goats and Sebadoh
- Events scheduled mostly in the evenings, perfect for after-work or weekend plans
- Ticket links provided for easy access to every show
- Strong community vibe with fundraisers like Spoonful Night supporting local causes
Variety of Venues and Dates
The festival’s magic partly comes from its diverse venues. Treefort Music Hall is the hub, hosting the majority of shows, from Peter McPoland’s November 13th gig to Snowfort 2026 kicking off in March at Tamarack Resort. Shrine Social Club’s Ballroom offers a more intimate setting, perfect for acts like The Brian Jonestown Massacre or Broadway Rave. This spread across venues means fans can enjoy different atmospheres and acoustics, keeping the experience fresh night after night.
Lineup Highlights and Genres
Treefort’s lineup is a rich tapestry of genres and styles. Indie rock fans can catch The Brothers Comatose or The Birthday Massacre, while electronic enthusiasts might groove to Flamingosis or Malaa vs Alter Ego. The festival also embraces alternative and folk vibes with artists like Damien Jurado and Honey for the Hive. This eclectic mix ensures that whether you’re into mellow tunes or high-energy dance beats, there’s always something to get excited about.
Community and Fundraising Efforts
Beyond the music, Treefort Music Fest supports the local community in meaningful ways. Events like Spoonful Night serve as fundraisers for Radio Boise, showing the festival’s commitment to giving back. This blend of entertainment and philanthropy creates a festival atmosphere that’s not just about fun, but also about making a positive impact. It’s a reminder that music can unite people and support causes close to home.
Project Impact on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Quality Education (SDG 4) – Promoting arts education and cultural awareness
- Decent Work and Economic Growth (SDG 8) – Supporting local artists and venues
- Reduced Inequalities (SDG 10) – Inclusive events welcoming diverse audiences
- Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11) – Enhancing cultural life in urban areas
- Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17) – Collaborations with local organizations and fundraisers
Looking Ahead: What’s Next for Treefort?
With a B Corp score of 101.5, Treefort Music Fest is not just thriving but setting a standard for responsible, community-focused events. As the festival continues to grow, it’s clear that the commitment to quality, diversity, and sustainability will keep it at the forefront of the arts and entertainment scene. Whether you’re planning to catch Save Ferris in December or Snowfort 2026 in March, Treefort promises an ever-evolving lineup that keeps fans coming back for more. So, mark your calendars and get ready to dive into the next chapter of this dynamic festival!
