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Named after the troupes of German girls who entertained lonely Idaho miners in the 1860s, the trio channels the region's rich mining history through song and dance. We talked with Hurdy Gurdy Girls about their origins, their intimate performance on the Valley Regional Transit line, and Dolly Parton's wardrobe.

This segment is part of POPeye Media's coverage of Treefort Music Fest, on location in Boise, Idaho. Hailed by critics as "the west's best SXSW alternative," the five-day festival featured 469 bands spread across 27 venues, as well as a variety of "fort" that held yoga sessions, book readings, stand-up comedy, and even an indoor skate park.

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