Events in Ada County today

A weekly gathering with the FPC stitch group offers time to work on your own creative project and connect with others. Bring any portable craft that can be done while seated at a table, from stitching to other handwork, and enjoy conversation over coffee. Crafting is not required, and coming simply for the fellowship is welcome.

This weekly quilting group transforms fabric into comfort for neighbors who could use some extra warmth and care. Participants work side by side, sewing with purpose and a spirit of community. Several times a year, the finished quilts are dedicated in a service, then shared with people throughout the local community.

Caregiver and med tech professionals looking to expand their opportunities, grow as leaders, or begin anew can take part in interviews conducted on the spot. The event creates space to talk through available roles and potential paths for advancement in these careers.

A bereavement support group that provides a welcoming place to share experiences, connect with others, and receive guidance while navigating loss. Register by calling or texting 208-616-2162. Drop-ins are welcome.

Start a six-part culinary journey around the world with a passport in hand. Each month highlights a different destination through themed bites, sips, and experiences that bring its flavors, culture, and atmosphere to life. To RSVP, call 208- 996-1322.

Enjoy a free, casual evening centered on Pauper, the 60-card Magic format built entirely from commons. Try out different decks, learn the nuances of the format, and connect with a growing community that values budget-friendly competition, with many top tier lists available for about $50. ABU Games offers a welcoming atmosphere for players who want to focus on fun. This unsanctioned, constructed open play gathering takes place weekly and is a great fit for anyone interested in 60-card constructed Magic without extra overhead. Activities are held in the Dominaria Gaming Hall at ABU Games.

Johnny Shoes performs a solo set that pairs songs by writers he admires with a handful of his own originals.

Organized by a dedicated local community, this weekly Heroclix gathering in Boise takes place at All About Games. For ongoing details and group updates, information is available through the Boise Heroclix Group on Facebook.

New to Dungeons & Dragons or a seasoned player, all are welcome to game with the Guild of the Phoenix. Volunteer Dungeon Masters host open tables so anyone can take a seat, and participants of all ages may join as long as they are ready to play. First-time attendees are encouraged to arrive early so a DM can help set up a character sheet, since once tables are underway new players cannot be added for that session. Expect to be paired with people you may not know. DMs work to keep play family friendly, roughly in a PG-13 range, though experiences with other players can vary. Please be mindful of this immersive setting and treat everyone with respect.

Take part in a group-format pinball tournament that uses match play. Sign-ups are handled at the door, followed by tournament rounds. Participation requires museum admission along with a $1 IFPA endorsement fee. First-time players are encouraged to join the competition.

Trivia night at Pit Stop Sports Bar and Grill Meridian in Meridian welcomes all skill levels. Participation is free and designed for anyone who likes games and prizes. The evening features two games, each with three rounds modeled on well known game shows. Rather than straight question and answer, rounds mix in word scrambles, image based puzzles, and other creative twists.

Enjoy a creative paint and shake gathering at Stella's Ice Cream North Meridian. Participants will design an approximately 11 inch round door hanger, and all materials are provided. Children are welcome. When checking out, use code STELLAs to have your project prepared at the venue. No physical items will be mailed. Please register in advance.

Game Night Live Trivia brings a laid-back challenge to Corner Hustle Neighborhood Bar in Eagle, ID. There is no need to be a trivia expert, and there is no cost to participate. The format features two games, each with three rounds inspired by well-known game shows. It goes beyond simple question and answer trivia, offering jumbled word puzzles, image-based rounds, and other fun twists, plus chances to win.

A casual karaoke night with opportunities to sing, dance, and enjoy performances from others. Light snacks are provided, and attendees may bring additional snacks and non-alcoholic drinks to share. Admission is free.

This bi-monthly tournament celebrates Warlord: Saga of the Storm in the Dominaria Gaming Hall at ABU Games. The entry fee is $8.75. Expect quick, cinematic battles and faction-focused strategy that welcome both longtime players and newcomers. Build your warband, command a Warlord, and venture into the Accordlands where steel, sorcery, and the Storm guide every clash.

Sammy Rae & The Friends perform at Treefort Music Hall in Boise, joined by Melt. This concert is open to all ages.

ABU Games hosts a Standard format Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament with competitive, best of one matches. The event features three to four rounds determined by player turnout, and entry is $8. Prizing follows a pack per win structure, plus one six card Prize Pack while supplies last, with a participation pack for anyone who does not secure a win. An optional Upgrade Pack is available at registration for $3.75 while supplies last.

Renée Percy brings a quick witted, offbeat stand up set shaped by years of writing and performing for television and live audiences around the world. She first broke through on the Canadian series Degrassi High, later contributing as a writer on Men With Brooms, Comedy Inc, and Air Farce Live. Her on screen credits span major networks including NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX, Nickelodeon, Disney, FX, and Comedy Central, with appearances in Mom, Superstore, The Goldbergs, and Workaholics, plus sketch work on Jimmy Kimmel Live. She has performed in more than 20 countries, toured regularly for the troops, and appeared in over seventy national commercials. Honors include a Canadian Comedy Award and the Phil Hartman Award, along with a free Pinkberry yogurt for good measure. Renée has opened for notable acts such as Jay Leno, Craig Robinson, Jeff Garlin, Bill Burr, Jamie Kennedy, Michael Rapaport, Yakov Smirnoff, Orny Adams, and Preacher Lawson, and she frequently features for Arsenio Hall. Fans may know her from the Netflix is a Joke festival, from Sirius Radio, or from her album The Komic Sutra, which hit number one on iTunes, as well as a special of the same name on Amazon Prime and Apple TV. Upcoming appearances include a spot alongside Jim Jefferies in the Australian shot special Jim Jefferies and Friends, at The Winnipeg Comedy Fest on CBC in Canada, and on Comic’s Unleashed on CBS.

Disney Lorcana league night gathers dedicated Illumineers for a rotating mix of free casual play and paid tournaments, with both formats contributing to league points and prizes. Casual sessions offer open play for all skill levels. Starter decks are available for purchase, instruction is available for newcomers, and players may bring constructed decks to test and refine. Tournament sessions use a Swiss style one on one format with a $9 entry fee. A booster pack is awarded for each win with at least one pack guaranteed, and a random participant receives a Disney themed treat. Participants can arrive early or stay after to fit in casual games or browse trade binders.

Build a strong foundation in yoga through a six-week beginner-friendly series led by Heather Bembry and Lexie Merz, both 300 RYT. Each session centers on a single pose with clear anatomy, energetic alignment, and practical, step-by-step instruction. Participants will refine alignment and understand the purpose of each shape, identify and correct common misalignments, and learn modifications and prop options tailored to their bodies. The series also covers safe transitions, counterposes, and injury prevention, plus how each posture relates to the subtle body, including concepts such as chakras and vayus. Expect to learn both the Sanskrit and English names, along with meanings and stories connected to the poses, while practicing in a supportive community setting. The format blends a short talk, guided self-exploration, and time for group questions. Mats and props are provided, and bringing water and a notebook is welcome. Tuition includes an unlimited yoga pass associated with the series. This program meets in person at True North Yoga. Advance registration is recommended because space is limited.

Enjoy a trivia night at Lost Grove Brewing in the Lusk District near BSU. Parking options include the on-site lot and nearby street parking. Check for any event updates or changes before heading out.

Karaoke takes the spotlight several nights each week, with official host-led sessions two to three times weekly and a self-serve option available Sunday through Tuesday. Thursday offers a more easygoing vibe where regulars try out new songs and first-time singers can step up with confidence. The setup features clear sound and engaging visuals to support every performance. All ages are welcome, with a recommendation of 15 and older because some tracks include explicit lyrics. Friday karaoke is available only on a limited basis due to other entertainment, so check the venue’s calendar or social media for the most current schedule.

Boise Rigging Supply hosts a two-day creative design workshop led by renowned quilt instructor Joe Cunningham. Participants explore how to turn a small idea into an abstract quilt while learning his approaches to freehand piecing, working with bias tape, and building strong compositions. Each person develops an original design and advances it to a near-complete stage with guided instruction. Saturday lunch is included and features a half-sandwich and a soup cup from Cafe Zupa’s, while Friday meals are on your own.

An October tattoo and tarot event offers two full days of individual sessions in the salon at ZL & Co., a plant and antique shop where light refreshments are available while you wait. Attendees are welcomed by Mykel Brotzman for a one-on-one intuitive tarot reading. Afterward, artist Mary Beltran provides a hand designed flash sheet to choose from for a tattoo. Friends and family are welcome to share the experience. To reserve a spot, contact KosmikConnections or reach out to Mykel at 208-201-6587. Only these coordinators are associated with the event, and payments should be sent only to them. Payment is due at the time of booking, and fees are nonrefundable for late cancellations or no-shows. Venmo is accepted or an invoice can be sent by email.

The MOVE Studio welcomes the community as part of JUMP's Open Studios, offering a free, hands-on chance for ages 5 and up to explore movement and creativity. This session centers on discovering personal flow, celebrating movement, and building community across all ages and abilities through fitness, yoga, dance, performance, and cultural expression. Participants can get familiar with the studio's equipment, learn how to get involved in studio projects, choreograph a dance, practice yoga, meet fellow movers, and try something new such as a Fire Dragon Stick. The program also encourages ideas for personal or community projects, with free opportunities for individuals, groups, teachers, and students to use JUMP studio spaces and tools to give back, bring joy, pursue a passion, learn new skills, and foster connections. Open Studios rotate through different JUMP spaces during the week, and the MOVE Studio is located on level 5.

Commander League at ABU Games runs as an open league in the Commander format with a $4 entry fee. Prizes depend on attendance and are awarded via a raffle as packs of MTG cards. Participants can earn as many as three raffle tickets during the event, receiving one at registration and additional tickets for winning a game and for playing a game that follows the event's current theme rules.

Weekly Riftbound Nexus Nights welcome players of all skill levels. Test new strategies, prepare for larger tournaments, and connect with fellow Summoners in a friendly competitive setting. The event features Standard Competitive play with best of one matches and 3 to 4 rounds based on turnout. Entry is $10. Prizes include a pack for each win plus one three-card Nexus Night Pack while supplies last, with a participation pack for anyone who does not record a win. If packs run out, in-store credit will be provided.

This zero-proof paint and mocktail social offers the classic paint and sip experience without alcohol, welcoming solo painters, pairs, and groups. The evening features step-by-step guidance for a featured painting, lively music, alcohol-free cocktails, and friendly conversation in a relaxed studio setting. It suits a friends night out, a date, a birthday plan, or anyone in Boise seeking a creative outing. The class takes place in the alcohol-free North Studio, where alcohol is not allowed under state law. Guests under 21 must use the north entrance to reach the alcohol-free space and should follow posted signs when they arrive. Advance registration is required for every participant. Spectators are not allowed, and each person needs their own paid seat.

This organized play event focuses on the Star Wars trading card game, with time beforehand for trading, deckbuilding, and social play. Weekly sessions alternate between Constructed and Draft, and every participant receives OP prize packs along with regular prizes. Constructed features three rounds at $6 per player, with one booster for each participant and additional second and third boosters awarded for two and three round wins. Draft also runs for three rounds at $15 per player, allows players to keep all drafted cards, and awards packs based on round wins.

Noise Pollution delivers an AC/DC tribute that spans the Bon Scott and Brian Johnson years, arranged as a chronological journey through the band's catalog that mirrors the concert experience from both eras. The San Diego based group is led by vocalist Brian Brown with Curt Fischer on lead guitar. Over the past eight years, the band has performed for hundreds of thousands of AC/DC fans, playing hits from both lineups. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu. The venue is all ages and family friendly. Every attendee needs a ticket, and babes in arms are not permitted.

gnash performs live at The Shredder in Boise with additional guests on the lineup. This event welcomes attendees of all ages.

ABU Games hosts a Gundam TCG store tournament featuring 3 to 4 Swiss rounds with best of one matches. The entry fee is 10 dollars. Prizing uses a modified pack per win format plus kit prizing, and all participants receive at least one pack regardless of record.

Part of a weekly Friday Night Magic lineup that now features three formats, the Standard event at All About Games uses three rounds with a $10 entry. A pack is awarded for each round won. The winner receives an FNM foil promo pack from the current set, and one randomly selected participant receives a non-foil FNM promo pack.

Led by Crystal Moore at True North Yoga in Boise, this reiki‑infused sound sanctuary offers an immersive blend of guided meditation, astrological insights and ritual, crystal healing, aromatherapy, restorative rest, and a soothing sound journey with crystal bowls, chimes, and other instruments. The experience is intended to help settle the nervous system and clear energetic tension while creating space for deep relaxation, emotional release, and reflective self‑care within a calm community setting. Light snacks and tea will be available. Participants spend much of the session lying down, so bringing a blanket, a pillow, an eye mask, and any other cozy comforts is recommended. Cost is $44.

This Lorcana TCG league event has a $7 entry fee. Play is structured as three rounds, with each match decided as best two out of three. Promotional items are distributed at random, and packs are awarded based on results: one pack for zero or one win, two packs for two wins, and three packs for three wins.

Idaho Running Day brings together runners of all levels with four distances to choose from, including a 5K, 10K, half marathon, and marathon. The course follows the Boise Greenbelt from Lucky Peak Reservoir toward Southeast Boise, offering river scenery along the Boise River. The event centers around Lucky Peak State Park, with the start and finish set at Sandy Point Park. Participants come from across Idaho and the Pacific Northwest, encouraged by prizes provided by local partners. Every runner receives a medal created locally by the race team, a high quality athletic shirt, real time chip timing results, and a post race celebration.

Meridian Main Street Market features local artists, food makers, live music, and a variety of food trucks at Meridian City Hall Plaza. Families can enjoy games together, relax in shaded seating, and bring their pets. The Meridian Library Bookmobile is part of the experience. Opportunities for vendors, volunteers, and sponsors are available through the market.

Explore 150 years of Boise history and architecture on a 90-minute guided stroll that highlights the buildings and stories that define the city’s downtown. The route begins and finishes in front of the Basque Museum & Cultural Center on Grove Street in downtown Boise. Designed for both visitors and Idaho residents, the tour traces how the area developed and the people who influenced its character. Tickets are $10 for Preservation Idaho members and $15 for non-members, with $8 admission for children 13 and under. Prices are subject to tax and credit card processing fees. Tours are held rain or shine, so dress for the weather and consider bringing sunscreen, an umbrella, and water.

Kids ages 5 to 12 can be dropped off for hands-on clay time in a welcoming studio setting. Sessions are open to beginners through advanced young artists and are priced at $40. Guided by ceramic artists and teachers Mindy Curran and Ben Alexander, participants explore the basics of handbuilding, try the pottery wheel, and learn glazing, with the focus rotating so multiple visits provide a fuller experience. Children typically leave with one or two functional or decorative pieces they created themselves. The reservation includes reclaimed clay, instruction, use of tools, wheels, and glazes, plus kiln firing. Wear clothing that can get messy or bring an apron, and note that long nails are not recommended for working with clay. Pre-registration is required, and arriving without registering may result in not being able to participate. Trimming and glazing cannot be completed on freshly made work, so an additional session is needed to finish those steps. At times this class overlaps with a figure painting session in the same space, and models wear kid-appropriate attire. Attendees are asked to be considerate of other classes.

Celebrate one year of Nordstrom Rack at The Village at Meridian with fresh arrivals from favorite brands all weekend. Shoppers can also enter a drawing for a $150 Nordstrom Rack gift card. No purchase is required to enter or to win, and buying something does not improve the odds of winning. The sweepstakes includes two drawings, one each day, running from store opening until close at Nordstrom Rack at The Village at Meridian. Selected entrants must reply to the notification within three days. Eligibility is limited to U.S. residents aged 18 or older. Odds vary based on the number of entries. The total approximate retail value of all prizes is $300. Refer to the participating store for the official rules, including details on entry, notification, and prizes. Void where prohibited. Sponsor is Nordstrom, Inc.

At The Castle Gardens, this free, public festival brings together local venues and event professionals to support planning for weddings, birthdays, corporate events, and other celebrations. Attendees can explore vendor booths and enjoy live music, entertainment, and food and drinks while connecting with photographers, caterers, florists, planners, decorators, rental companies, DJs, and additional local specialists. Vendors featured on the SuiteVenues platform will showcase standout products and services designed to make planning and booking easier. It is well suited for anyone with an event to plan within the next 24 months.

The Treasure Valley Chapter of IDEA presents an equine body work clinic with Shelley Thomas at Khaleesi Acres in Eagle. Admission is $10 and can be paid by cash, check, or Venmo at the door, and lunch is provided. A chapter membership meeting will follow the clinic.

A relaxed monthly meetup at The Community Center in Boise welcomes LGBTQ folks in polyamory, with polycurious people invited to participate respectfully. This free gathering begins with brief introductions, where attendees share their name, pronouns, and answer a light get to know you question. The rest of the time is set aside for open socializing and peer support. Inspired by the NeuroQueer Collective, relaxed coloring and painting supplies and snacks are available, along with unstructured conversation. Participants are welcome to come and go during the session.

Enjoy a screen-free family paint class designed for families with children ages 7 and up. A friendly instructor leads everyone step by step, so no prior art experience is needed and each participant can finish a painting to take home. To meet safety, space, and staffing requirements, every attendee must reserve and pay for their own seat, including both adults and kids, and spectators are not allowed. Guests under 21 must use the north entrance to access the alcohol-free family room, and no alcohol is permitted in that room at any time. Follow posted signage upon arrival. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to get settled, as those arriving more than 15 minutes late may not be able to paint.

Weekly Star Wars: Unlimited play at ABU Games in Boise features rotating formats. Most weeks use Standard constructed play, while the first Saturday of each month shifts to a Booster Draft. Each event runs three Swiss rounds. For the premier constructed format, entry is $10. Prizing uses a modified pack-per-win structure, every participant receives one 3 card OP Booster, promotional items may be available, and there is a chance to win a Carbonite Booster for every eight players in attendance. For the Booster Draft format, entry is $14. It also runs three Swiss rounds with modified pack-per-win prizing. Players who do not win a match still receive a booster pack, and all participants receive one 3 card OP Booster. There is also an opportunity to purchase a discounted Standard SU: Unlimited Upgrade Pack.

This is a free open play session for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. New and experienced players are welcome. Bring your own deck to trade and battle, and receive a promo pack for attending. During weeks with scheduled competitive events, such as Prereleases, League Challenges, or League Cups, this session is replaced. Check the schedule for those updates.

ABU Games hosts a community centered Flesh and Blood Armory event featuring three rounds of play in the Classic Constructed format. Entry is $7. Prize support follows a modified pack per win structure with GEM Packs given out at random, and every participant receives at least one pack. While the format may occasionally shift, Classic Constructed is the usual choice. Attendees can test their deck building, enjoy competitive matches, and connect with fellow FaB players. All experience levels are welcome.

A community hosted Super Smash Bros. Melee tournament comes to All About Games, noted as the shop’s only video game competition. Entry involves a $5 venue fee paid to All About Games and a $5 tournament fee paid to the tournament organizer, with Venmo preferred for the latter. Players are encouraged to bring a full setup to help matches flow efficiently. Because it is organized by a community member, store staff details may be limited. For more information, check the Idaho Melee Discord server, and complete registration through Start.gg.

Draw from life with a raptor as your model during a monthly, self-directed art session. Professional falconer Lenn Eckman from the Idaho Raptor Institute introduces a feathered guest such as a falcon or an owl, and for now the featured bird is Ellie the Barn Owl. Participants of any age and skill level are welcome. Bring paper or canvas and your preferred materials, and avoid dusty media like chalk pastels to protect the birds. Personal music with earbuds and layered clothing are fine to bring for comfort. A limited selection of supplies will be available to try. Please keep voices low to accommodate the birds’ sensitivity to sound. Advance registration is required. The fee is $10 for those 17 and under and $25 for adults.

This networking gathering brings together birth workers, doulas, and surrogacy professionals throughout the Treasure Valley to build community and discuss collaborative care. For more information, contact by email. A ticket link will be shared soon.

Weekly organized play for the Gundam Trading Card Game features three Swiss rounds with a $6 entry. Every participant receives one booster pack and an OP Pack just for taking part, and additional prizes are awarded based on round wins. Bring your own deck and enjoy a welcoming, competitive atmosphere.

Every villain has a past and a persona, sometimes misunderstood, sometimes defiant, and sometimes not a villain at all. Marking the 11th anniversary of Château des Fleurs, this Halloween celebration blends a touch of wickedness with an evening of style, flavor, and revelry. Admission includes a vixen‑inspired dinner, entry to the Wicked Runway Walk fashion show with the chance to take part, a costume contest, interactive cards that help you discover your inner villain, striking photo backdrops, and dancing to a DJ. Attire is encouraged to channel iconic dark glamour, such as Maleficent‑style looks, an Evil Queen aesthetic, a Cruella‑inspired ensemble, or a romantic gothic vibe. Tickets start at $99, and sales tax, gratuity, and processing fees are included in the price.

Curious about the areas normally closed to the public at the Old Idaho Penitentiary? This special access event opens select buildings and cells that are usually off limits, with guides stationed throughout to answer questions and share the site’s history. Admission is $15 per person, and Idaho State Historical Society members receive free entry. It is recommended for ages 13 and up due to graphic content and obstacles like low visibility and uneven ground. Many paths include stairs and rough surfaces, so the tour is not fully accessible. The number of people allowed in each space is limited, so lines may form. Please bring a printed or saved receipt confirmation to use as your ticket. Old Idaho Penitentiary tickets are nonrefundable and non transferable. This program is part of the Locktober lineup for 2026.

Friday Night Magic Commander features two rounds designed for a relaxed, social experience. Entry is four rare Magic cards of any value that have the gold set symbol. Every participant receives rare card prizes, with two to four rares awarded based on performance. Weekly Friday Night Magic also includes Standard and Modern. Standard has a $10 entry, three rounds, and a pack awarded for each round win, plus an FNM Foil Promo Pack for first place and a non foil FNM Promo Pack given to a randomly selected participant. Modern offers a $1 entry with three rounds, the same pack-for-round-win prizing, and the same promo pack awards.

Charles Wesley Godwin performs with The Allegheny High at Revolution Concert House. Tickets are available, and marking Interested on the event page offers a chance to win a free pair of tickets.

The season wraps up with the final Idaho Brocante Antique Home and Garden Fair, an outdoor marketplace with free admission. Browse antique and vintage treasures alongside home and garden goods from local sellers, all gathered in one place. Brocante is the French word for flea market, and this fair takes its cue from Parisian open air markets. Inspired by those traditions, founder Erinn has curated a standout mix of Treasure Valley vendors for a lively end of season hunt for unique finds.

A new weekly group for teens focuses on building social skills alongside DBT. Participants can connect with peers while learning practical strategies they can use in everyday life. Enrollment is ongoing and open to new participants at any time.

Enjoy a no-cost gathering for Pokemon card fans. Play friendly, low-pressure battles with other Trainers, and everyone is welcome regardless of age or experience. If you prefer collecting, stop by to trade cards with fellow fans, and you might discover someone willing to swap for a Pokemon card you have been looking for.

This One Piece trading card game organized play session features three Swiss-paired rounds with a $7 entry fee. All participants receive a booster pack and an organized play pack regardless of results, and additional packs can be earned based on round wins. Players should bring their own deck.

Open to LGBTQIA+ youth ages 14 to 20, this Youth Alliance for Diversity gathering offers a welcoming place to learn, connect, and build a sense of belonging. Participants can spend time with peers who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, questioning, or straight allies, sharing support and forming friendships. Supportive adult figures are present to offer guidance and help maintain a secure, affirming space.

REZN headlines a concert with lowheaven and Corpse Dust in the Shrine basement. This event welcomes all ages.

A two hour gathering focused on relaxed, friendly cribbage, open to all experience levels. Participants can learn as they go, play, and enjoy good company.

An arts and crafts class designed for toddlers takes place at Treasure Valley Arts in Meridian, ID. The session focuses on creative projects for young children in a classroom setting.

A friendly blend of casual and competitive Flesh and Blood organized play welcomes participants to test their skills in a fast-rising fantasy head-to-head trading card game. Matches use the standard format with 60-card decks, and the entry fee is $6 plus tax. In Flesh and Blood, players step into the role of legendary heroes, equip them with weapons and armor, and pilot customized decks in tactical duels until a single victor remains.

An ongoing weekly belly dance and veils class in Boise welcomes beginners and casual dancers who want movement and fitness. Enrollment is open at any time, so participants can start when ready. Lessons focus on foundational belly dance technique and veil handling, using a short choreography to demonstrate how individual steps connect into a full routine. The pace is relaxed, with as much repetition as needed so everyone can progress comfortably. Veils and hip belts are provided for use during class, so there is no need to purchase gear. The monthly fee is $50 when a month includes four Mondays, and $65 when it includes five.

Mom Jeans., Harrison Gordon, and Sobs share the stage at Treefort Music Hall in Boise for a night of live music. The performance welcomes attendees of all ages.

This event features organized play for the Digimon Trading Card Game with a $6 entry fee and a three round Swiss format. All players receive at least one booster pack regardless of results, and extra packs are awarded for round wins. Participants also receive Organized Play packs just for attending.

Explore Lindy Hop at Solid with an evening open to all levels. A beginner lesson starts things off, followed by open dancing to vintage swing and jazz from the 1930s and 40s, including big band favorites such as Benny Goodman and songs associated with Ella Fitzgerald. The style is energetic and fun loving, and beginners are warmly welcomed. Admission is $5 at the door, with cash and card accepted.

JUMP’s Creative Studios welcome the public to Open Studios: PLAY, a free experience for ages 5 and up. Designed for kids, teens, and adults, this studio time invites participants to explore new creative skills and hobbies in a multimedia setting where technology and imagination come together. In the PLAY Studio, anyone can experiment with storytelling, music, set design, or podcasting and watch ideas develop from concept to creation. During each session, attendees can get acquainted with PLAY Studio tools, learn how to participate in Studio Projects, use studio resources to work on personal or community efforts, view examples made by other community members, connect with fellow multimedia enthusiasts, take part in hands-on activities, and hear about the Dreamweaver Film Collective. Regular participation includes opportunities for training that provides access to more advanced tools during studio time. The studios also support community-minded projects by providing access to spaces and equipment at no cost for individuals, groups, teachers, and students who want to give back, spread joy, pursue a passion, learn something new, or build connections. Open Studios run Tuesday through Friday in a different studio each day, with the PLAY Studio featured on Tuesdays and the MAKE, SHARE, and MOVE Studios presented on other weekdays.

This peer-led orientation, facilitated by Kerry and Steph, provides guidance and support for people reentering the community after incarceration. It is intended for individuals who have recently been released, and supportive community members are welcome to attend. A virtual option is available... send a direct message to receive the link.

Learn the art of naturally leavened bread in a hands-on sourdough class at the Village Classroom led by baker Kala Riddle. Starting with the foundations of fermentation, Kala guides participants through mixing dough, managing the rise, shaping, planning an extended ferment, scoring, and storing a finished loaf, with practical tips and solutions for common baking challenges throughout the process. Everyone goes home with an active sourdough starter and a detailed recipe to keep baking in their own kitchen. The class welcomes all ages. Refunds are available up to one day before the class, and booking fees are not refundable. About the instructor: Since 2014, Kala Riddle has focused on fermentation across many foods. She holds a degree in Nutrition, supports local food systems, has run a sourdough micro-bakery, and has taught cooking and gardening to both children and adults, sharing clear scientific insight alongside the everyday skills that make fermentation work at home.

Enjoy free open play for Warhammer 40,000. All experience levels are invited. Connect with fellow Warhammer players, set up matches, and showcase your army.

Settle in for board game night with a reserved back play area and access to a library of more than 150 titles, free to play. Bring the family for classics like Monopoly, gather friends for card favorites such as Fluxx or Cards Against Humanity, explore social deduction with Werewolf, or dive into heavier Euro games that focus on economy building, worker placement, and city creation. If a game from the library becomes a new favorite and you choose to purchase a copy, a 10% discount is available. A few creators with prototype RPGs and board games are also seeking testers, offering a chance to try something fresh and share feedback.

Culture for Change Foundation offers a beginner-friendly sewing series that builds skills from first steps to finished projects. This weekly, 10-session course meets with the same small group to create a supportive learning environment where participants can grow in confidence and work toward abilities useful for alteration careers. All experience levels are welcome, and capacity is limited to 10 learners, with a donation reserving a spot. Sewing machines and materials are provided. The program supports a larger vision to develop a community sewing center with advanced classes and expanded pathways into the workforce. If you register, please plan to attend so another learner does not lose the opportunity.

Grammy-nominated vocalist Jazzmeia Horn brings a powerful blend of tradition and modern spark, drawing on the legacy of icons like Nancy Wilson and Betty Carter while shaping a voice that is unmistakably her own. Celebrated by publications including The New York Times and Hot House Jazz, she performs with commanding presence and dynamic improvisation. Her recent work, Messages, marks her fourth album as a bandleader on Empress Legacy Records. It reflects on hard choices and the sacrifices that come with a life on the road, with themes of family, friendship, and love woven through ten original pieces. The music favors a more streamlined ensemble while keeping an adventurous spirit, nodding to the cosmic playfulness of the Sun Ra Arkestra, heard on the track Submit to the Unknown. Horn often shares a heartfelt call to trust your inner voice and carry that love, light, and grit into everything you do. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu. The venue welcomes all ages and is family friendly. Every attendee must have a ticket, and infants in arms are not permitted.

This event offers organized Commander play for Magic: The Gathering with an entry fee of eight dollars. Choose your track at sign-up, either Casual or Competitive. The Casual option features relaxed games with prizes awarded at random, and decks must be Bracket Level 3 or below. The Competitive option provides competitive prizing and open deck building, with only the usual ban list applying. Bring your own Commander deck to participate.

Players draft using The Hobbit set and compete across three rounds. Entry is $35. Prizes are awarded as one pack for each match win.

Take part in a trivia night at Lost Grove Brewing’s Hyde Park location in Boise. On-street parking is available.

Game Night Live blends R0CK'N Bingo with Rockstar Trivia for a music-fueled game night that feels like a concert. Instead of numbers, players cross off songs spanning Classic Rock, Oldies, Hip Hop, Country, and movie and TV soundtracks. Each card is uniquely crafted to keep the pace quick, the format lively, and the results surprising. When the final track fades, trivia takes the lead with eight high-energy questions that challenge your knowledge, rev up the crowd, and give participants a moment to shine. It is bingo, music, and trivia combined for a loud, high-spirited experience from start to finish.

ABU Games hosts a weekly official Union Arena store tournament that welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players to learn the game, refine strategy, and spend time with friends. The event uses the Standard format with up to three best of one rounds. Entry is $7.75. Prizes follow ABU’s modified pack per win structure, with additional kit rewards added as they become available. Every participant receives at least one pack, even without a match win. If packs are out of stock, each pack owed can be converted to $4.50 in store credit or traded for an eligible upgrade pack from the prize box, including options like One Piece, Gundam, Riftbound, and Magic.

Kick off the evening with a beginner West Coast Swing lesson, then keep the momentum going with open dancing. West Coast Swing is a contemporary partner dance that suits a wide range of music, from country and hip hop to EDM, and it is known for its versatility. New dancers are welcome and no prior experience is required. Admission is $5 at the door, with cash or card accepted. Expect a friendly crowd and plenty of time on the dance floor.