It’s been a month full of music in eastern Idaho as choirs, orchestras, bands and other groups have held their annual holiday performances.
Touring artists have also performed over the past few weeks – including GENTRI, Jenny Oaks Baker and David Archuleta.
With these popular musicians in town, we decided to put them to the test with EastIdahoNews.com Christmas music trivia. Watch the video above to see who can declare themselves the winner!
And, if you missed any of our stories with these talented people, check them out here:
Mother of 5, whose husband died in a construction accident, sobs after getting surprises from a Secret Santa and David Archuleta
GENTRI delights senior citizens for Feel Good Friday by delivering Meals on Wheels and singing for them
A touching surprise from GENTRI for a local father battling ALS who received a Secret Santa gift 2 years ago
Source: eastidahonews.com
GENTRI vs. Jenny Oaks Baker vs. David Archuleta: Who’s the best at Christmas music trivia?
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