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Posted by djafan on Thursday, September 3, 2015
Doing a small run of shows to get warmed up. It’s been years since I’ve done a full show. Crazy to think it’s been that long! 1st one is in 2 weeks. Any of you going??? 😉 #concerts #music
David posted this to all his social media. #DA2015 Is about to #Begin. And he is calling it a warmup, for what? Tour #DA2016?!
That picture is perfect.
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Posted by djafan on Friday, August 21, 2015
screencaps from 8throwcenter video
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Posted by djafan on Wednesday, June 3, 2015
September 17 & 18, 2015
Colonial Theater • 7:30 pm
$55 • $45
Best-selling Pop artist and American Idol darling, David Archuleta brings his hits to the Colonial Theater with two shows.
Archuleta brings his hit song “Crush” and others to life with his charm and genuine enthusiasm, to make for an unforgettable night of music.
Pre-Sale for Members begins May 22nd
Public Sale begins June 5th!!!!
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All Ages Show ~ Purchase
Note:
Presale begins on 5/22!Tickets go on sale to the public June 5th! Buy tickets >HEREor Phone (208)522-0471
Public Sale begins June 5th
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Colonial Theater Seating Chart
Sponsored by: Onyx Financial • Smith Honda • Thompson, Smith, Woolf, Anderson, Wilkinson, & Birch
Built by C.A. Spath, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank; Dr. C.M. Cline, physician and S.K. Mittry, contractor: the Colonial Theater opened on November 10, 1919, at a cost of just over $175,000. It boasted one of the largest stages in the Intermountain West, a modern ramp (in lieu of stairs) to the balcony, a ventilation system, which circulated fresh air every five minutes and superb acoustics. Traveling vaudeville acts and minstrels entertained, as well as musical acts like John Phillips Sousa.
In 1929, it was renamed the Paramount Theater and began showing moving pictures. Sadly, it fell into disrepair in the late 1980’s and was closed.
In 1994, Dick Clayton, Sr. and his son Steve donated the theater to the Idaho Falls Arts Council, a private nonprofit organization.
The Idaho Falls Arts Council launched a capital campaign, known as the Phantom project. An anonymous donor challenged the community to raise half of the total cost and the Phantom would donate the remaining. The successful $4.2 million dollar campaign renovated the Colonial Theater and the adjacent buildings into a beautiful visual and performing arts center for the region.
Renamed for the Phantom donors, Miles and Virginia Willard, who also chaired the campaign, the Willard Arts Center now contains a visual arts building with galleries, classrooms, artist studios, meeting spaces for events, and much more.
Today the 988 seat Colonial Theater is one of three large theaters of historical significance which still remain in Idaho. In 2014 alone, the Colonial Theater played host to over 25,000 patrons.
Posted in @DavidArchie, concerts, David Archuleta, music, The Voice, Uncategorized | Tagged: @DavidArchie, Colonial Theater, Concert, David Archuleta, Idaho Falls, Public Sale, September Concerts, the Voice | 36 Comments »
Posted by djafan on Thursday, May 21, 2015
September 17 & 18, 2015
Colonial Theater • 7:30 pm
$55 • $45
Best-selling Pop artist and American Idol darling, David Archuleta brings his hits to the Colonial Theater with two shows.
Archuleta brings his hit song “Crush” and others to life with his charm and genuine enthusiasm, to make for an unforgettable night of music.
Pre-Sale for Members begins May 22nd
Public Sale begins June 5th!!!!
All Ages Show ~ Purchase
Note:
Presale begins on 5/22!Tickets go on sale to the public June 5th! PHONE ORDERS ONLY >>> (208)522-0471Public Sale begins June 5th
Colonial Theater Seating Chart
Sponsored by: Onyx Financial • Smith Honda • Thompson, Smith, Woolf, Anderson, Wilkinson, & Birch
Built by C.A. Spath, cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank; Dr. C.M. Cline, physician and S.K. Mittry, contractor: the Colonial Theater opened on November 10, 1919, at a cost of just over $175,000. It boasted one of the largest stages in the Intermountain West, a modern ramp (in lieu of stairs) to the balcony, a ventilation system, which circulated fresh air every five minutes and superb acoustics. Traveling vaudeville acts and minstrels entertained, as well as musical acts like John Phillips Sousa.
In 1929, it was renamed the Paramount Theater and began showing moving pictures. Sadly, it fell into disrepair in the late 1980’s and was closed.
In 1994, Dick Clayton, Sr. and his son Steve donated the theater to the Idaho Falls Arts Council, a private nonprofit organization.
The Idaho Falls Arts Council launched a capital campaign, known as the Phantom project. An anonymous donor challenged the community to raise half of the total cost and the Phantom would donate the remaining. The successful $4.2 million dollar campaign renovated the Colonial Theater and the adjacent buildings into a beautiful visual and performing arts center for the region.
Renamed for the Phantom donors, Miles and Virginia Willard, who also chaired the campaign, the Willard Arts Center now contains a visual arts building with galleries, classrooms, artist studios, meeting spaces for events, and much more.
Today the 988 seat Colonial Theater is one of three large theaters of historical significance which still remain in Idaho. In 2014 alone, the Colonial Theater played host to over 25,000 patrons.
Posted in @DavidArchie, concerts, David Archuleta, music, The Voice, Uncategorized | Tagged: @DavidArchie, Colonial Theater, Concert, David Archuleta, Idaho Falls, Presale, September Concerts, the Voice | 22 Comments »
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