The Treefort Music Festival in Boise, Idaho kicked off Wednesday. The stages were set and the facilities were in place to host large crowds of music-thirsty fans and topic-curious attendees. Tents were set up for food and beverage consumption. There is a ranger station providing first-aid, rest and hydration for those who find themselves over-extended. This is the festival’s eleventh year. Although COVID-19 postponed one festival, the show must go on and new timeframes and creative rejiggering have allowed the festival to adapt and thrive.
Ranger Station
This year, like always, the nearly week-long event operates with morning to night events, and includes concerts, demonstrations, comedy shows, cultural events, food exhibitions and topic discussions — and much more.
