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,
First Thursdays, presented by the Downtown Boise Association, provides a night filled with shopping, dining, art, music and more, taking place on the first Thursday
Boise State University’s foreign exchange program is one that connects our campus to other universities internationally, and diversifies our campus. The knowledge and new perspectives
It’s clear to see that the Boise art scene has expanded in recent years, from spoken word, visual design and unique theatrical performances, it is
In honor of Open Access Week, dressmaker Shaun Muscolo presents her collection of wearable “Trash Fashion” garments at the Boise State Albertsons Library. Muscolo was born
This article was collaboratively written by Hanalei Potempa, culture editor, and Naomi Priddy, culture reporter. The Idaho Shakespeare festival presents this month’s production, “The 39
Sunshine Spice Cafe, Boise’s first Afghani bakery, is opening a second location in Downtown Boise. Currently in the process of working with architect Rob Thornton,
Boise Pride is hosting its 33rd annual Pride Festival from Sept. 9-11 featuring new local, national and global recognized talent. Donald Williamson, the executive director
Among the luminosity of gold leaf and stitched fabric are the portraits of Black Americans whose stories “once slipped through the margins of society,” as
On the Treefort website, Katie Lotz’s bio reads, “Katie … enjoys writing relatively sad essays and performing relatively funny stand-up comedy.” Her reading at the
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