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    It's a Boise Thing

    Kaia FIT

    The Gym Designed With Women In Mind By Ana Lete  Photos Kimberlee MillerFrightened Felons is an annual event put on at the Old Idaho Penitentiary around Halloween. It’s a two night event and features a number...

    Michael Bonocore

    For over a decade, Michael Bonocore, a full-time travel photographer, has been traveling the world finding off the beaten path scenes and experiences while capturing timeless moments with his camera. Michael’s photos make you feel like you are there with him, living in the moment, whether it be a vivid landscape over Patagonia’s famous Mt. Fitz Roy or documenting the culture of Cuba while on a thirty-day road trip across the island country.

    IDAHO’S “BACKROADS BOSS LADY”

    Jessi Roberts doesn’t have the luxury of failure.She started Cheekys, the New Plymouth-based Western lifestyle eCommerce, retail, and wholesale company, in 2011 as a hard-working mom with $7,000 in life savings and a prayer. Her family of six and husband who had been injured on the job needed her support – and fast.

    Do You Have What It Takes?

    Boise Escape By Chelsea Chambers   Photos Vierra ReidFor most of us, the thought of being trapped in a room with no obvious means of escape would be mortifying. But now-a-days, this new form of recreation is...

    Handmade Gifts with a Cause

    Redesigned wool into creative pieces. What started as a creative outlet for Sage Woolens owner, Jeanna Wigger, has become an opportunity to increase awareness about livestock welfare and the benefits of re-purposing. Sage Woolens is a Boise-based handmade gifts store. The business is dedicated to giving a longer life to high-quality second-hand materials and turning them into something fresh and new.

    Re-Envisioning Relics

    Virgo Darling pairs new design with aged apparel. Story Ryon Morrin  Photos Karen KrumKelsie Fields grew up in the small town of Buhl, ID, where she discovered her true passion: vintage apparel. As a teen, she...

    UNLEASHED FUR

    Mortality isn’t something we like to think about, yet it is something we all must face. If you’ve experienced the loss of a loved one, you’ll relate to the longing many endure. That need for connection. Pictures and photo-albums can help us through the grieving process, pulling in fond memories, treasured reminders of those who are now gone.

    Tired of the traditional taco?

    If you’re a taco lover looking for something new, fresh, edgy and unique, Madre Boutique Taqueria is your new favorite lunch spot. Opened in the Lusk District last April, Madre offers edgy comfort food that you can’t find elsewhere in the Treasure Valley.

    Spotlight on Boise Female Entrepreneurs

    Boise-based Businesses Bring Innovation and National Success to the Valley By Lynn Canning Photos by Kimberlee Miller Saalt Cherie Hoeger and Amber Fawson’s start-up, Saalt, has woken up an established, self-conscious category with a very modern directness.

    The Sound of Local Music

    Steve Eaton talks about the Idaho Song Writers Association. By Emma Arnold Photography by Candace Sweet Steve Eaton wasn’t looking to start a movement; he just...

    the invisible Idahoan

    Black History Museum shares a vital part of our past by Rachel Holt photography by Pete Grady  Who is York? If you answered an African American man...

    Edwards Greenhouse

    By Shelly West “To plant a garden is to believe in tomorrow.” Audrey Hepburn. Family owned and operated, Edwards Greenhouse has been serving Boise residents since...

    Boise’s Best Airbnb

    New Airbnb launches in Boise’s West End featuring outdoor pool! In December 2018, Glenn and Debbie Warren from Seattle bought a unique project in the...

    Prixe Fixe Dining in Boise

    State & Lemp By Dylan Haas Photo by Pete Grady If you are looking for the finest, most intimate dining experience in the Treasure Valley, look no...