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THE DIVAS OF BOISE PERFORM FOR WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH AT BOISE STATE As part of the Women’s History Month celebration at Boise State University, Rosalie Sorrels and The Divas of Boise will perform at 8 p.m. Monday, March 10, at the Special Events Center. Tickets are available through Select-a-Seat, 426-1494, or www.idahotickets.com, $8 general admission and $5 for Boise State students, faculty, staff, alumni and seniors (55 and older). Rosalie Sorrels of Grimes Creek, Idaho, is a storyteller, songwriter, singer and author of "Way Out in Idaho," a collection of Idaho folk songs. She left her Idaho home at 19, married and had five kids, then divorced and took her children with her while she traveled the country as a folksinger and storyteller. She has recorded 22 solo albums and appeared on countless compilation works. The Divas of Boise were created as a celebration of the talent and creativity of women for the first "Celebration of Women in the Arts" in 1995. From the theater to visual arts to the nightclub scene, these writers, entertainers and musicians come from many backgrounds and walks of life. This event is sponsored by the Boise State Women’s Center. Women’s History Month strives to celebrate the triumphs and accomplishments of ordinary women doing extraordinary things. The Boise State Women’s Center recently launched a website for and about women at www.whydontyouknow.com to promote awareness of issues about women that "we don’t know."  For a list of Women’s History Month Events click here -30- Contact Melissa Wintrow Women’s Center coordinator 426-4259 Media Contact Kathleen Craven communications and marketing 426-3275 Patri Ann Thompson communications and marketing intern 426-3196

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