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Boise may be an up-and-coming town, but that doesn’t mean we don’t have a wealth of cultural history that dates back to well before the population boom of the last two decades. Boise OG, a locally owned and operated sibling duo company, specializes in the creation of merchandise that captures the hilarity of what makes Boise so special.Their designs have showcased Boise businesses that have come and gone, bits of Boise trivia, and catchphrases or shared experiences that anyone who&rs...
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Boise's 9th annual Treefort Music Festival is back, and boy are we ready! While there are over 400 artists set to perform, it can seem overwhelming to choose where to go! While my favorite part of Treefort is never having a plan and discovering new artists wherever I end up, it's also nice to have a few musicians in mind.
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What do five major intersections on Victory Road, Amity Road, Happy Valley Road, Midland Boulevard, and Star Road all have in common? According to Nick Lehman, the District Engineer for Nampa Highway District No. 1, they were all sites of high traffic incidents and congestion.
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The road can be a long and lonely place, but for many musicians, they can find comfort from the touring life in Idaho - yes, Idaho!Even though Texas is their home, Shane Smith and the Saints have found refuge in the mountain town of Stanley, Idaho.“Idaho is our home away from home,” said Smith. “We go out of our way to play in Idaho every year.”Shane Smith started songwriting in the late 2000s in Tyler, Texas. With the help of other band members, the Saints, the folk-rock...
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Expected to take the stage September 22, 2021 Treefort is ready to rock and will feature over 40 venues and more than 400 artists. For the first time ever, Treefort will take place in fall this September, with their 2022 festival in March. Taking over the city of trees for the week, Treefort Festival passes are at the lowest until September, take a peak at what to expect this year, and buy your tickets before the prices go up!New to Boise Treefort Music FestivalStarting with 1 fort and 8 venues,...
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The Team behind organizing Treefort Music Festival announced that all attendees, vendors, staff, artists, volunteers, performers, and people over the age of 12 will now be required to show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination or negative nasal swab test within 48 hours before the festival entry.This decision comes as the Delta variant of the COVID virus has begun spiking numbers across Idaho and the nation. For those who could not procure a vaccine or PCR test, rapid testing will be available on-site...
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If you are looking for a true, family-friendly Idaho experience - music, mountains, and hospitality - the Braun Brother Reunion is the perfect introduction to Central Idaho’s long-standing culture.Idaho is known for its unique geographical beauties, but the culture of Idaho has inspired so much more than outdoor recreation. The beautiful Idaho landscape and pioneer culture has inspired many musicians that have made a significant name in the music scene like the Braun Brothers.Believe it or...
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No matter which mountain town you stumble upon in central Idaho, you know that there is music somewhere nearby. The micro mountain towns of Idaho are some of the best boot-stomping destinations for new and upcoming musicians of all genres. Inspired by the friendly culture created by small communities along the banks of the Payette, the band Boot Juice was formed.Growing up together, Connor Herd and Evan Daly helped each other build their musical skills. Evan had a love for metal and rock, compar...
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Live music is slowly making its way back to Boise, and what better way than with one of the last mainstream artists to play before the shutdown. Celtic Rock band, The Young Dubliners will be playing at Revolution Concert House Friday, May 21.Eager to get back to touring, singer and guitarist Keith Roberts talks about The Young Dubliners' love and appreciation for Boise."Ya know it's funny, Boise is probably one of the cities we know exactly where we want to go when we visit," s...
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After a year of the coronavirus takeover, we've seen an economic downturn and shift in the life we previously experienced in downtown Boise.In efforts to revitalize downtown Boise and help struggling restaurants and musicians, a business coalition has been formed. The Boise Revival Project intends to restore life downtown inviting friends and neighbors to enjoy live music at some of our favorite venues and businesses.Paralleling to the Roaring 20's, Boise Revival Project is on a mission ...
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The fundraising team, The Nowhere Men, is set to present the "Heartstrings" virtual benefit concert for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Friday, May 28, 2021. Fighting the fight against cancer, the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society aims to cure leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin's disease, and myeloma — but they can't do it alone.Heartstrings are bringing nine musicians together for the free virtual concert, including Boise's MYLO BYBEE. A trio band consists of two brothers and...
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Wine and Design in Boise is the perfect arts and craft night to enjoy with friends. Located in downtown Boise on Bannock St., Wine and Design mixes art, beverages, and fun for everyone! A few members of the Totally Boise team got the chance to indulge on a ladies’ night out.
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Boise is home to many talented and creative artists. Handmade jewelry, ceramics, and other forms of art can be found all throughout the Treasure Valley. Here are 10 Boise artists we think you need to know.
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The vibrant downtown Boise atmosphere is easily recognized as something truly exceptional. From the funky public art to the small-town community energy, downtown Boise is unmatched. Something about the easy-going, inviting atmosphere made up of Boise locals leaves you wanting to come back for more.
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Art in the Park is a Boise favorite every year. Traditionally held at Julia Davis Park, Art in the Park is hosted by Boise Art Museum and in an effort to support talented artists. Known as a place to gather and explore with family and friends, the current pandemic has definitely shifted the way Art in the Park is going to be held this year.
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