As I prepare to hand-off the editorial management and publication of The Arbiter, it is with a bittersweet sense of pride and joy that I
I read a lot of books this year, as per usual, but there are a few that stuck out to me more than the rest.
This article was written collaboratively by Hanalei Potempa, culture editor, and Ella Van Leuven, staff writer. Five years after the release of their self-titled EP,
Located at Boise’s very own Capitol building, the artists of The Idaho Watercolor Society displayed their art in the 38th Annual Capitol Rotunda Art Show.
Based on the bestselling book by Taylor Jenkins-Reid, Amazon Prime released the final episodes of the series “Daisy Jones & The Six,” on March 21.
As Boise’s population continues to grow, so does the city’s art scene. The art scene in Boise and nearby Idaho cities is expanding and diversifying,
With spring right around the corner and the weather hopefully starting to warm up, there are a lot of fun upcoming events and activities to
For the month of January, Boise art studio Surel’s Place hosted contemporary landscape artist Roxanne Everett. Everett, an award winning artist, spent the month of
Gracie Abrams, a singer-songwriter known for her delicate voice and influence on the indie-pop world, is just starting to make her mark in the music
With the rise of the fast fashion industry, accessing cheap clothes that keep up with the ever-changing trends is at an all-time high for consumers.
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