Upcoming Events at the Pearl

The Pearl Theater has always been the venue to see concerts and plays in Bonners Ferry, but the theater is expanding programs to include a wider variety of events. Events offered at the Pearl now include groups, workshops, a drum circle, karaoke and much more.    

Saturday, April 26 — Rhythm Boomers Drum Circle, 10 a.m.  

Come make some rhythm. Percussion will be supplied for those without it. This is a free event.  

Sunday, April 27 — Tea & Tarot, 12 p.m.  

Learn about tarot and other intuition and divination cards or practices. The program is good for beginners or the curious. Bring your own cards and share how you use them, or simply join in for practice readings, discuss all things tarot and explore the mystery of the cards. This is a free event. 

Monday, April 28 — Write In, 6-7:30 p.m.   

Bring writing projects to work on and meet other local writers. Free to participate. 

Friday, May 2 — 18-plus Karaoke, –7 p.m.  

Karaoke for ages 18 and above. This is a free event. $2 beer will be available. Those who would like to view what backing tracks are available can visit karafun.com.  

Saturday, May 3 — May Day Craft Fair, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.   

A free event featuring many local crafters, creators and food vendors. 

Sunday, May 4 — Psychic Speakeasy: Angelic Noise, 7 p.m.  

This Psychic Speakeasy features live music with Angelic Noise, an original roots/pop duo from Portland, Oregon.  

Angelic is her real name, the songwriter and creator of Angelic Noise. Songs include topics of love, lies, family, travel, and meditation. Since 2022 Angelic Noise has performed 300+ shows in 100-plus cities. 

Accompanied by Trevor Ryan Scott on guitar, whose background includes producing with #1 R&B songwriter Jonathan Sanders (Ella Mai), Dave Aron (Sublime/Prince), and drummer for legendary reggae/jazz pioneer Devon Evans (Bob Marley/Miles Davis).  

Although Psychic Speakeasy is usually a free event, for this special edition there is a $5 cover charge. 

Friday, May 9 — Paranormal Open Mic, 7 p.m.   

A chance for those who have seen or heard anything inexplicable or out of this world to tell their story. All experiences or stories welcome, from paranormal encounters and sightings to ghosts, Bigfoot, aliens and mysteries. Songs and poems are acceptable if they are on theme or (preferably) are based on the performer's paranormal experiences. 

Built in 1894, the Pearl Theater was originally the first Catholic Church in Bonners Ferry. The historic building is now a theater that provides performance arts, and other events, to the growing community of Boundary County.     

The Pearl Theater, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c)3 organization founded in 2012 with the goal of providing quality performing arts in an intimate historic downtown art house. The Pearl Theater’s objective as a nonprofit is to foster and develop the artistic talents and skills of community members of all ages, to serve as an outreach to encourage and facilitate social activities, and to nurture excellence in the performing arts through the presentation of performing artists from the local area as well as national and international arenas.      

The theater is available to rent for personal and public events.      

Call 208-627-2675, email [email protected], or visit thehistoricpearltheater.org for more information about events or renting the facility.