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Lewiston, Clarkston bands to compete in Kibbie Dome

Pullman, WALocal News

Local high school marching bands will compete Saturday at the Bands of America Idaho Regional Championship in the University of Idaho Kibbie Dome. The Clarkston High School band, directed by Alex Lardie, performs at 11 a. m. , with the Lewiston High School band, directed by Brendan Burns, following at 11:15 a. m.

An exhibition performance by the UI Vandal Marching Band is scheduled for 2:15 p. m. after the preliminary competition, showcasing the talent of local musicians. All performances will be evaluated by a panel of nationally recognized music educators and marching band experts. The evening finals include all 14 participating bands, with the top-scoring band crowned champion at the end of the night.

Gates open at 10:15 a. m. , and evening finals begin at 7 p. m. , allowing fans to enjoy a full day of music.

The full schedule of bands can be found at marching. musicforall. org/idaho-regional.

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