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    BOSCO: The Parade of Homes for Artists

    Looking for one of the most uniquely Boise things to do this fall? The 2026 Boise Open Studios Tour is back, giving you the chance to step inside the studios of 100 Treasure Valley artists, meet the people behind the work...

    5 Reasons the Western Idaho Fair Is So Special

    And Why Supporting Kids Who Raise And Sell Their Animals Might Be The Best One. There are plenty of reasons the Western Idaho Fair is one of those Idaho traditions we look forward to every summer. The food, rides, entertainment and nostalgia...

    Boise Airport Expands with New Nonstop Flights to Hawaii, Wine Country and Alaska

    Your next getaway just got a whole lot easier. For Treasure Valley travelers dreaming of warm beaches, mountain adventures, or a weekend in wine country, exciting news has arrived. The Boise Airport (BOI) continues to expand its growing list of nonstop destinations,...

    8th Street Pedestrian Block is Almost Done

    There was a time when 8th Street wasn’t a place to linger. It was a place to go. For decades, 8th Street functioned as a traditional downtown roadway. Cars moved through the heart of the city, while sidewalks carried pedestrians from one...

    New E-Bike Rules Aim to Improve Greenbelt Safety, But Crowded Areas Still Need More Attention

    By Tia Crabtree | It's a Boise Thing As Treasure Valley communities continue to grow, so does the number of people using the Boise River Greenbelt. Walkers, runners, families with strollers, skateboarders, scooters, cyclists, and now electric bikes all compete for the...

    Friday Night Fuego May 29th: Santana, Motown, Eagles and more…

    Boise is about to get a full-volume, high-energy crossover night built for dancing, nostalgia, and live-band chemistry. On May 29, two local forces—Steve Celi and Koki Gonzalez—are teaming up for Friday Night Fuego at Treefort Music Hall, bringing together two very...

    Discover Your Purpose with Vision Boards: Inside Pam Pech’s “Discovery of Self”

    If you’ve ever felt like your goals are just floating ideas instead of a clear path forward, Pam Pech’s Discovery of Self—intentionally styled with a lowercase “d” in discovery to represent your personal spark of divinity—offers a creative, hands-on way to...

    Idaho Film Society staging inaugural Idaho Film Hall of Fame May 9

    On May 9, the Idaho Film Society will roll out the red carpet for a moment years in the making—the inaugural Idaho Film Hall of Fame at Treefort Music Hall. More than just an awards ceremony, this debut event is a...

    A Boise Original: The Living Art of Karen Klinefelter

    Photos by Taylor Stanger In a world of mass production and digital perfection, Karen Klinefelter remains something rare—an artist whose work can’t be duplicated, digitized, or fully understood until it’s held in your hands. And that’s exactly what makes her, unmistakably, a...

    The Grit Behind Sturmans: Personal Interview with Ryan Sturman

    From Polynesian Prison to Idaho Entrepreneur Icon “Every new beginning comes from some other beginning’s end.” — Closing Time by Semisonic For Ryan Sturman, those lyrics aren’t nostalgic—they’re literal. Today, Ryan owns three locations with partners: the original Sturman’s Smoke Shop on 10th Street...

    A Boise Thing: Heike Youde and the Treasure Hunt Inside Athletic Attic

    If you know, you know. Tucked into Boise’s East End, just minutes from the river and the trails, Athletic Attic isn’t just a consignment store—it’s a ritual. It’s where you go when you want high-end athletic wear without the high-end price tag....

    Kathi Holzer: Magnetic Boise Artist Blending Fire, Wax, and Vision

    Kathi Holzer isn’t your typical artist. A former PE teacher turned highly sought-after creator, Kathi has a magnetic personality that draws people in as effortlessly as her art draws the eye. Her work is bold, textural, and endlessly inventive, making it...

    BUGS & Boise

    Two peas in a pod by Lettie Stratton, Photography by Pete Grady The Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS) has been a staple of Boise culture and education since...

    BoDo: Something Fishy

    By Jamie Dillon Being hooked on fresh seafood in a land-locked state can be as challenging as landing a man-sized marlin with your bare hands. Fishmongers slinging...

    Space-time thrillers, dictators, and choosing hope

    A conversation with local author Dennis Mansfield Author: McCale Ashenbrener Bitter cold whipped through the cobbled streets of Vienna, Austria on a crisp January eve.  Café Central, however,...

    Everybody Makes History

    A Historical Renovation is in the Near Future by Chelsea Chambers, photos by IHS People are created in the image of their culture. It builds definition, purpose, and...

    Garden SITy Art Bench Project

    The greenbelt got a little more beautiful this summer, with the installation of four new benches designed and built by local artists. The newly formed Garden City Arts Commission has placed the benches along the greenbelt and in City parks.

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    Simple Bites: Fresh, Local Grab-n-Go Foods Go National 

    Author: McCale Ashenbrener It is never the perfect time to start a business.  There is either too much competition, or the market is uncertain for...

    Turo Lands at Boise Airport: A Game-Changer for Travelers Who Love the Ride

    Turo Lands at Boise Airport: A Game-Changer for Travelers Who Love the Ride By itsaboisething.com Staff Big news, Boise! Turo just hit the tarmac at Boise...

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    Finding Success From Idaho to LA By Ana Lete  Photography  Kimberlee Miller For 19-year-old actor and musician, Aidan Alexander, artistic expression through different mediums such as...

    Preventative Cycling

    Stay safe on Boise’s streets. By Kirk Walton Photography John Webster You may have seen the white bicycles around Boise, reminders of tragedy for cyclists in our...

    The Unique Craft of a Specialized Artist

    Meet Greenbelt's Cover Artist: Lorelle Rau By Janelle Stear Photos by Kimberlee Miller Imagine the sound of paper tearing, the sound of flames crackling, or cards shuffling....

    New Chilling Tales from Jane Merrow

    British actress makes Boise her home. Story by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson Photography by Jessica Woodhouse It should come as no surprise that one of British actress Jane...
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    BOSCO: The Parade of Homes for Artists

    Looking for one of the most uniquely Boise things to do this fall? The 2026 Boise Open Studios Tour is back, giving you the chance to step inside the studios of 100 Treasure Valley artists,...

    5 Reasons the Western Idaho Fair Is So Special

    And Why Supporting Kids Who Raise And Sell Their Animals Might Be The Best One. There are plenty of reasons the Western Idaho Fair is one of those Idaho traditions we look forward to every summer....

    Boise Airport Expands with New Nonstop Flights to Hawaii, Wine Country and Alaska

    Your next getaway just got a whole lot easier. For Treasure Valley travelers dreaming of warm beaches, mountain adventures, or a weekend in wine country, exciting news has arrived. The Boise Airport (BOI) continues to expand...

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    There was a time when 8th Street wasn’t a place to linger. It was a place to go. For decades, 8th Street functioned as a traditional downtown roadway. Cars moved through the heart of the city,...

    New E-Bike Rules Aim to Improve Greenbelt Safety, But Crowded Areas Still Need More Attention

    By Tia Crabtree | It's a Boise Thing As Treasure Valley communities continue to grow, so does the number of people using the Boise River Greenbelt. Walkers, runners, families with strollers, skateboarders, scooters, cyclists, and now...

    Friday Night Fuego May 29th: Santana, Motown, Eagles and more…

    Boise is about to get a full-volume, high-energy crossover night built for dancing, nostalgia, and live-band chemistry. On May 29, two local forces—Steve Celi and Koki Gonzalez—are teaming up for Friday Night Fuego at Treefort...

    Discover Your Purpose with Vision Boards: Inside Pam Pech’s “Discovery of Self”

    If you’ve ever felt like your goals are just floating ideas instead of a clear path forward, Pam Pech’s Discovery of Self—intentionally styled with a lowercase “d” in discovery to represent your personal spark of...

    Idaho Film Society staging inaugural Idaho Film Hall of Fame May 9

    On May 9, the Idaho Film Society will roll out the red carpet for a moment years in the making—the inaugural Idaho Film Hall of Fame at Treefort Music Hall. More than just an awards...

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    BOSCO: The Parade of Homes for Artists

    Looking for one of the most uniquely Boise things to do this fall? The 2026 Boise Open Studios Tour is back, giving you the...

    5 Reasons the Western Idaho Fair Is So Special

    And Why Supporting Kids Who Raise And Sell Their Animals Might Be The Best One. There are plenty of reasons the Western Idaho Fair is...

    Boise Airport Expands with New Nonstop Flights to Hawaii, Wine Country and Alaska

    Your next getaway just got a whole lot easier. For Treasure Valley travelers dreaming of warm beaches, mountain adventures, or a weekend in wine country,...

    8th Street Pedestrian Block is Almost Done

    There was a time when 8th Street wasn’t a place to linger. It was a place to go. For decades, 8th Street functioned as a...

    New E-Bike Rules Aim to Improve Greenbelt Safety, But Crowded Areas Still Need More Attention

    By Tia Crabtree | It's a Boise Thing As Treasure Valley communities continue to grow, so does the number of people using the Boise River...