POAC presents St. Paddy’s show with Derina Harvey Band

Get ready to ignite your St. Paddy’s Day spirit on Friday, March 13 at 8 p.m. with an evening of Celtic Rock presented by the Pend Oreille Arts Council and featuring the award-winning Derina Harvey Band at The Hive (207 N. First Ave., in downtown Sandpoint).

Led by the dynamic Derina Harvey, whose vibrant personality, humor and world-class vocals earned her a 2025 Canadian Folk Music Award nomination for “Contemporary Singer of the Year,” imagine a “rockier” version of Canada’s Great Big Sea, fronted by an Adele-level powerhouse vocalist.

With more than 70 million streams for the viral hit “The Last Shanty,” the Derina Harvey Band also won the 2024 East Coast Music Award for “Fans’ Choice Entertainer of the Year.”

“We invite Sandpoint to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day with us at The Hive, the perfect place to have fun and dance the night away,” stated POAC Executive Director Tone Stolz. “This band is taking the U.S. by storm, and you’ll have a front-row view of the action.”  

The Derina Harvey Band. Courtesy photo

General admission tickets are $30, along with opportunities for reserved seating — options include sound booth table reservations for $115, reserved tables for $228 and VIP booths to celebrate with friends. Email [email protected] to inquire about VIP booths (while supplies last). 

Tickets are available at artinaandpoint.org, at the POAC Gallery (313 N. Second Ave., in downtown Sandpoint) or by calling 208-263-6139. Also get tickets at livefromthehive.com/events. This is a 21+ event. Doors will open at 7 p.m.

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