Boise is Heading Outside
Idaho Shakespeare Festival: Great Theater in the Great Outdoors The curtain rises on the Idaho Shakespeare Festival as arts lovers come out in force to enjoy world-class shows, gourmet food … Continued
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Boise is Walking on Sunshine
Get Your Savor Idaho Tickets Before They’re Gone! Savor Idaho, Idaho’s premier wine event, takes place on June 11 at the Idaho Botanical Garden. Sample from over 30 wineries and … Continued
Boise is Eating and Drinking Local
Farmers Markets Open in April Warmer weather means the start of farmers market season. Visitors and locals alike can eat fresh and experience the local side of Boise. Growers and … Continued
Boise is Rocking Out
Dive Into the Boise Music Scene at Treefort After three challenging pandemic years, Treefort Music Festival is back at full throttle and ready to rock. The 11th annual festival hosts … Continued
Boise is Raising a Toast
Feel the Love in Boise Although it feels like it was just Christmas, Valentine’s Day is almost upon us. Whether or not you’re in a relationship, treat yourself or a … Continued
Boise is Staying Active this Winter
Beat the Winter Blues with the Arts in Boise Research shows that there’s often an emotional lull after the excitement of December’s holiday festivities. Boise can lift your spirits with … Continued
Boise is Celebrating the Season
Upcoming Events December 1st-31st: Garden aGlow | Idaho Botanical Garden December 20th: Famous Idaho Potato Bowl | Albertsons Stadium | 1:30pmDecember 31st: Idaho Potato Drop | Cecil D. Andrus Park … Continued
Boise is Feeling Grateful
Why You Should Visit Boise in November Fall is when the meaning behind Boise’s name really shines. The name Boise comes from the French word bois, meaning “wood.” If you’re … Continued
Boise is Awash in Color
Bask in the Fall Colors Fall is when the meaning behind Boise’s name really shines. The name Boise comes from the French word bois, meaning “wood.” Local legend has it … Continued
Boise is Dreaming of Fall
Sample the Idaho Wine Harvest Autumn in Boise marks a canopy of fall foliage and harvest season, including wine grapes, apples, pumpkins and so much more. Winegrowers shift into overdrive … Continued