Events in Boise

Thrive's Women's Wellness Night

Thrive Chiropractic presents an evening dedicated to women’s wellness, connection and fun. Attendees can explore offerings from over ten vendors and visit interactive experience stations. It is a relaxed night out for women that supports local businesses while putting well-being first.

Friday Night Commander League | ABU Games

ABU Games hosts a league in the Commander format with a $4 entry fee. The structure is open, and prize support is based on attendance, paid out in standard Magic: The Gathering booster packs through a raffle. Participants can earn up to three raffle tickets during the event. One ticket is granted at registration, another is earned by winning a game, and a third can be gained by playing a game that follows the current theme restrictions.

Safari Stuffies

Create a stuffed animal from a selection of zoo friends, bring your new pal to life, and take it home at the end. The experience also includes a special zoo component, combining hands-on making with animal-themed fun for all ages. Participants must be at least 4 years old. Anyone under 18 must attend with a registered adult. All supplies are provided, and light snacks are included. The cost is $80 and covers one child, one adult, and one stuffed animal. Additional children or additional stuffed animals can be added. Registration is required.

Hemenway Music

An elegant night unfolds in the bar at Chandlers Steakhouse with pianist G. Louis Hemenway. His expressive approach and agile improvisation move seamlessly from classic jazz standards to spontaneous interpretations, cultivating an inviting, polished mood from start to finish.

Candyland Carnival 2026

Planned by sixth graders with support from PTSA parents, this carnival features games and a cake walk, with $5 admission for kids that covers entry and activities. Only children need to purchase wristbands. Food trucks will offer purchases from Coned Pizza, Scotty's Dogs, and MJs Italian Ice. Raffles include grade level baskets and teacher experiences, with tickets available for $2 each or $20 for 15. Wristbands and raffle tickets are available in advance and at the event. Help comes through grade-level raffle basket contributions, volunteer shifts, and cake walk donations.

The Olympic Presents: Cydeways w/The Irie and Native Leaves

Presented by The Olympic, this concert spotlights Cydeways, an alternative band based in Santa Barbara and led by Dustin Parks, joined by Casey Kernohan, Kevin Harvey, Trevor Buckingham and Dana Shoults. The project began in Boston before moving to California, and it came onto Law Records’ radar through a recommendation from Joe D of Iration to Yesod Williams, which led to a connection over a track featuring Grieves. The Irie and Native Leaves round out the lineup. Tickets are $16 plus fees in advance or $20 plus fees at the door.

4th Week Group Meeting

This group meeting welcomes people who have had involvement with the criminal justice system, including those returning to the community after jail or prison and members of their support network. It provides a space to find support and build friendships.

Basic Wire Wrapping Class

Discover the basics of wire wrapping in a beginner friendly class at Wackadoo Wonders Studio. Learn a simple technique using copper wire, with all materials supplied by the instructor. The class is open to ages 15 and up and costs $40 per person. Marking yourself as attending does not reserve a spot, so registration through the ticket link is required because seats tend to fill quickly. This session is held in the instructor’s personal home, where two cats live. If a public setting is preferred, additional classes are offered at other business locations.

Broadway In Boise Presents Les Miserables

Broadway In Boise presents Les Miserables at The Morrison Center for the Performing Arts, with reserved seating throughout the venue. Every attendee will need an individual ticket, and latecomers will be seated at management’s discretion. Bag checks may occur. Small clutches or purses that do not exceed 14 by 14 are permitted, while larger purses, tote bags, backpacks and fanny packs are strongly discouraged and are not allowed for most performances. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Only card and digital payment methods are accepted. The theater is smoke free, with no vaping, and the facility is designated as a guns free environment. Event parking is included with ticket purchase. All ticket sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

The Bad Plus - The Farewell Tour

The Bad Plus brings its farewell tour to the Shrine Ballroom at Shrine Social Club for an all ages show.

Hemingway Center Reading Series: Jane Gregory

The Hemingway Center Reading Series teams up with the Creative Writing MFA Program to host poet Jane Gregory for a reading, an audience Q and A, and a book signing. Admission is free and the public is welcome, continuing the series tradition of bringing acclaimed writers to campus each year. Gregory is the author of "My Enemies" and "Yeah No," both from The Song Cave, as well as the chapbook "[Working Title]" from Three Count Pour. She also co-edits the chapbook press Nion Editions and teaches middle school.

Los Tigres del Norte: Los Tigres del Mundo

Los Tigres del Norte present Los Tigres del Mundo at ExtraMile Arena. Ticket access includes a presale hosted by the artist and a general public sale, and VIP package options are offered.

2026 HHR Spring Crafty Crop

HHR is offering a spring crafty crop, a simple two day creative get together focused on making progress on projects alongside fellow crafters. Registration is $60 for both days or $35 for a single day. Contact Jacki to be added to the list and wait for confirmation before submitting payment, as space is typically available but early outreach helps. An early setup window is available with a suggested $5 donation. Plan for meals by bringing your own lunch. One dinner is still to be confirmed, and MELT will offer a Tuna Melt. A snack bar will be available with cinnamon rolls at $3.50, lemon and chocolate chip cookies at $2.50 each, kettle corn at $2.50, bagels with cream cheese at $2.50, bananas at $1, water at $1, and soda at $1.50. Due to rising costs, soda pricing has been adjusted and some less popular snack items have been discontinued. Massage sessions are offered at a suggested donation of $1 per minute with Becca or Belle. A swap table will be set up on a take some leave some basis. When dropping off swap items, look for the marked Swap Team area. As a donation based organization, HHR will set aside items that can be used in the shop and place the remainder out for participants. Shopping vendors will be on site and purchases help support HHR. Creative Memories with Laura plans to feature new paper lines, updated tools, popular punches, and special offers. Little Scraps of Heaven with Tharesa will bring page kits featuring brands such as Simple Stories, 49 and Market, and Echo Park, along with new lines by Vicki Boutin, with the possibility of additional options. Stampin’ Up with Joy will offer new products and kits along with clearance items, and Titles by Tiffany may be available pending confirmation. Those looking ahead can contact Jacki to sign up for future crops.

Boise Homeschool Chess Club - Friday, April 24th, 2026

This is a weekly chess club session. Participants come together for the game of chess.

The Bad Plus

Find tickets to see The Bad Plus perform at Shrine Social Club.

Broadway In Boise Presents Les Miserables

Broadway In Boise presents Les Miserables at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. Seating is fully reserved, and every person who enters needs a ticket, regardless of age. Guests arriving after the performance begins will be seated at the discretion of management. For security, bags may be inspected. Small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 inches are allowed, while large purses, tote bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are prohibited for most performances and are strongly discouraged. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Payment is by card or digital methods only. The Morrison Center is a smoke-free venue, and vaping is not allowed. Event parking is included with the purchase of a ticket. The facility is designated guns-free. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Lorcana TCG Weekly | ABU Games

Put your Disney Lorcana deck to the test at a weekly constructed tournament with Swiss rounds and a friendly environment for both new and veteran players. Bring a 60 card list and compete for promos, store credit, and other prizes, with a pack guaranteed for every participant. Expect plenty of chances to trade, refine your strategy, and connect with fellow Illumineers. Entry is $10, the format is Standard Constructed, and sign-up is handled in store.

Children's Home 29th Annual Gala

The 29th Annual World Tour Gala brings the community together in support of children and families and marks nearly three decades of impact. This signature fundraiser features a social cocktail hour, a seated dinner, live and silent auctions, entertainment, and moments that spotlight meaningful work made possible by generous community support. Opportunities to participate include sponsorships, individual tickets, table reservations, and in-kind donations for the live or silent auctions. Old Vegas style attire is encouraged, and tickets and sponsorships are available.

Paint Pour Class

Enjoy a playful, hands-on paint pouring class that welcomes beginners as well as those with experience. Expect a delightfully messy creative session focused on vibrant color and experimentation. The cost is $35 per person. Payment can be made upon arrival or online. These classes tend to fill quickly.

Underground Cinema Night: Moonlight

Art Haus Forest, a collective of queer art house film enthusiasts dedicated to highlighting underground LGBTQIA+ cinema, presents a free public screening of Moonlight (2016). This coming-of-age story earned the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2017 and is now recognized as a classic of queer filmmaking. The film runs 1 hour and 51 minutes. Light snacks will be available, and attendees are welcome to bring additional snacks and non-alcoholic beverages to share.

Pokémon Pinball Launch Party

Idaho Pinball Museum hosts an officially sanctioned Stern Pinball celebration spotlighting the premium Pokémon pinball machine. This all-ages event includes an optional IFPA tournament in a six-round group match play format and welcomes competitors of every experience level. All tournament participants are entered into random drawings for Stern Pinball Pokémon prizes. Museum admission is $10, and the IFPA tournament has a $1 fee. For the occasion, the machines are set to free play.

Write Justified - Free open write night with peers!

Set aside focused time for your current project at this free open write night with fellow writers. Enjoy a welcoming, peer-supported environment where you can connect with others, then settle in to add fresh words and make progress on a work in progress of your choice. Writers ages 13 through adult are invited, and all genres are welcome. Pre-registration is required, and registration is free.

Shakey Graves

Shakey Graves performs live in the Shrine Ballroom inside Shrine Social Club. The event welcomes attendees of all ages.

USSSA Boise Super Draft Slowpitch Tournament

Now in its third year, this USSSA super draft slowpitch tournament takes place at Willow Lane Athletic Complex and offers a competitive, welcoming introduction to the USSSA tournament scene. It follows USSSA slowpitch gameplay and rules, and is suited to players of all experience levels who want to meet new people. Single player registration is available, and a USSSA player fee is required once a player is added to a team. That fee includes player perks and discounts on USSSA offerings. Each registration includes a team jersey personalized with the player's name and number. Prizes are awarded to the winning team, with an emphasis on an enjoyable experience for everyone.

Drew and Ellie Holcomb

Drew Holcomb and Ellie Holcomb share the stage with soulful storytelling, lush harmonies, and lyrics that lift the spirit. Their sound blends folk and Americana with faith-inspired themes, shaping a cozy, intimate concert atmosphere. The result is an evening of meaningful songs, genuine connection, and honest performances.

Drew and Ellie Holcomb

Drew & Ellie Holcomb bring a tender folk-pop performance shaped by close-knit harmonies. The evening focuses on heartfelt stories and soulful tunes that create a warm, uplifting atmosphere. It is a fitting experience for listeners who cherish intimate live music.

Paranormal Investigation

Big River Paranormal leads an investigation using specialized equipment and experience to try to communicate with former residents and guards. Tickets are $45 per person, and attendance is limited to 50 people. Participants must be 18 or older, and a photo ID will be checked at the door. Idaho State Historical Society members receive free admission and may claim up to two complimentary tickets per membership. Please bring a printed or saved copy of your purchase confirmation to use as your ticket. Old Idaho Penitentiary event tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

2026 CAF-Idaho Kids Camp: Cycling & Archery

CAF-Idaho is hosting an inclusive kids camp at the Idaho Outdoor Fieldhouse featuring adaptive cycling and archery. Youth ages 5 to 16 will learn from experienced local instructors, with options that support first-time participants and those looking to advance existing skills. The setting emphasizes encouragement, skill-building, and access for all ability levels. While athletes take part in coaching sessions, parents and guardians can connect through a facilitated community conversation led by Idaho Parents Unlimited.

Wonder Hikers April Hike

Wonderhikers plan a weather dependent outing on the Freestone Trail in Military Reserve. The route covers about three miles round trip for a comfortable trek. Participants will gather at the parking lot for the Kathryn Albertson bike park before setting out. Please RSVP to Dottie Basye. Anyone who needs a ride from church can coordinate with Joy.

Day of Play

Skyhawks families are invited to celebrate the Month of the Military Child at the 4th annual Free Day of Play at Ann Morrison Park. Presented in partnership with the Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce, this community event lets kids sample a range of sports in a welcoming, no-cost setting. Participants cycle through as many as four stations organized by age and led by experienced Skyhawks coaches, giving children a chance to try new activities, build confidence, and stay active. All equipment is provided, so enthusiasm is the only thing to bring. The day also highlights connection and community. Families can meet other military families, local veterans, and neighbors while kids enjoy light snacks and, depending on sponsorships, fun goody bags. Space is limited, so advance registration is encouraged.

Dungeons & Dragons

A welcoming Dungeons & Dragons session invites both newcomers and experienced players to roll the dice together. First-timers can use ready-made characters, while those who prefer to build their own may bring a level 7 character created with the 2024 rules using stat buy for attributes. Light snacks are provided, and attendees may bring additional snacks and non-alcoholic drinks to share. Admission is free.

Breakthrough T1D Breakfast

Breakthrough T1D’s Breakfast with Rufus in Boise gathers families affected by T1D at Boise State University to connect, learn, and enjoy time together. The event is free for anyone impacted by T1D and includes chances to meet local families, hear from guest speakers, and access helpful resources. A light breakfast is provided, and children can take part in crafts and activities.

3D Print Paint

Enjoy a hands-on day dedicated to painting 3D prints. Each print is $5. Drop in at your convenience, with tables available for walk-in painting throughout the event. If that day does not work for you, painting tables are available anytime the location is open.

2026 CAF-Idaho Intro to Archery

Explore para-archery in a five week clinic designed for athletes ages five and older, welcoming all abilities at beginner to intermediate levels. Sessions are guided by elite caliber coaches in a supportive, safety focused setting. Throughout the program, participants learn range protocols, develop sound body positioning, practice consistent shot techniques, and build skills step by step. Instruction is tailored to each archer so newcomers and returning shooters alike can grow their confidence and refine their form.

Wildwood Outdoor Market- Spring Fling + Mothers Day

Held at Boise Tonic Co., the fifth annual spring market celebrates the change of seasons and Mothers Day with a showcase of favorite local businesses. Over 28 local businesses will participate, and a large giveaway adds to the festivities along with additional offerings. This is a private market on residential property, so pets are not allowed. Attendees are asked to be considerate of neighbors and mindful of street parking.

Dueling Pianos

At The Brickyard, a dueling pianos show lets the audience shape the music every Saturday. Guests can put in song requests throughout the night, and the pianists learn what to play only when those requests arrive, creating a spontaneous setlist. Expect sing-alongs, live tunes, a chance to dance, and drinks, whether celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or bachelor or bachelorette party, or simply planning a fun night out. Admission is free, and attendees must be 21 or older. For weekly performer announcements, follow Idaho Dueling Pianos on Facebook.

Reset Series Vol. 4: Spring Reset Gentle Yoga Event

Ease into the season with a gentle outdoor yoga class on the lawn at Hidden Springs Community, set in the common green space in front of the Springhouse. Guided by instructor Lila McTeague, the session focuses on mindful movement, light stretching, and calming breathwork to reawaken the body after winter. Participants can expect a slow, soothing pace that supports releasing tension, restoring balance, and reconnecting with self. The class welcomes all experience levels and aims to leave everyone feeling refreshed, grounded, and renewed. RSVP is available by email or in person at Hidden Springs Wellness & Med Spa, and a suggested donation of $10 is noted. This gathering is part of The Reset Series: Mind, Skin, Body from Hidden Springs Wellness & Med Spa, a monthly program highlighting whole body health. Across the series, participants explore topics such as therapeutic and cranial-sacral massage, IV therapy, vitamin IM shots, facials, laser treatments, skincare products, and nail care, with guidance from experienced providers to support looking and feeling one’s best.

Flash Tattoo Pop Up at Isekai Japanese Arcade & Gashapon

At Isekai Japanese Arcade & Gashapon, a flash tattoo event features guest artists offering designs on a first come, first served basis. Expect anime-inspired artwork, vivid color pieces, and cute, finely detailed styles, with each artist contributing a unique approach. The arcade setting adds to the experience with games and an atmosphere rooted in anime and gaming.

Spring Kitten Shower

Support Happy Jack Cats at a friendly fundraiser at Casa Mexico. Explore gift baskets and other feline-themed items for purchase, connect with fellow cat lovers, and share photos and stories. Enjoy Mexican food while you are there. Expect ample seating and treats.

Star Wars: Unlimited Weekly! | ABU Games

Star Wars: Unlimited enthusiasts gather at ABU Games each week for organized play. Most Saturdays feature Standard constructed play, while the first Saturday of the month switches to a Booster Draft. The constructed Premier format uses three Swiss rounds with a $10 entry, and prizes follow a modified pack-per-win structure. Every participant receives a three-card OP booster, promotional items may be available, and for every eight players there is a chance at a Carbonite Booster. The Booster Draft also runs three Swiss rounds with a $14 entry and the same modified pack-per-win approach. Players who do not earn a match win still receive a booster pack, and participants also receive a three-card OP booster, with additional promos possible. A discounted Standard SU: Unlimited Upgrade Pack may be offered as a bonus buy.

Young Warriors: Boise Group

Young Warriors presents a spring gathering at Kathryn Albertson Park for ages 4 to 17. Participants will collect flowers along the trail, then use them to create a bouquet or decorate an animal-themed project. An ice cream treat will follow the activities. There is no cost to attend. To register, email slandon@epilepsyidaho.org.

Iyengar Level 2 Workshops

Iyengar Level 2 workshops led by Vickie Aldridge, a certified Iyengar Yoga teacher, focus on precise form and the thoughtful use of props to support accessibility. Students already comfortable with foundational poses and familiar with shoulder stand can deepen their practice, while experienced practitioners build strength and refine technique across a range of asanas. Throughout each session, attention centers on integrating body, breath, and mind. This recurring monthly offering is available as individual sessions at $44 per person per session.

Shakey Graves and more

Shakey Graves and Jobi Riccio take the stage for a live concert at Shrine Social Club in Boise, with performances from both artists.

Spring Flower Workshop

Explore floral design at a hands-on workshop at Voodoo Brewing Co - Boise. An instructor will guide you step by step through flower names, how to process and arrange them, and how to care for your creation. All supplies and instructions are included for $55. Bring a friend and enjoy a social setting with opportunities to meet new people. Reserve a spot in advance.

Banda MS

Banda MS performs live in concert at the Arena at Ford Idaho Center in Nampa.

Spring Attunement: Vinyasa + Yin Yoga

Align with the momentum of spring in a Vinyasa and Yin Yoga workshop guided by Christine Mock at True North Yoga. Drawing on the wood element and the season’s upward, outward energy, the practice encourages steady roots and flexible direction. Gentle, invigorating flow and warming breathwork help clear stagnation. Sequences support the discernment and vision associated with the liver and gallbladder, and meditation offers space to clarify intentions and set conditions for easeful expansion. Participants leave refreshed and ready to channel renewed vitality into growth. This offering is part of a four-part seasonal attunement series with single-session or full-series pricing available. Cost is $30 for a single workshop or $100 for all four.

Pokemon Casual Trainer Battles

Enjoy relaxed Pokemon Trainer battles and card trading in a friendly setting. Admission is free. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Collectors who prefer not to battle are also invited, with opportunities to trade and possibly track down a card they have been searching for.

Pegmatite Curious? Come listen to Dr. Panhorst, PhD, PG

Explore what sets pegmatite rocks apart, from their exceptionally large crystals to their appeal for mineral collectors, and learn why they are drawing renewed attention from the electric vehicle community. Samples will be available for show and tell. The talk features guest lecturer Dr. Terry Panhorst, PhD, PG, a retired professor of geology and geological engineering at the University of Mississippi. He is active with the Idaho Museum of Mining and Geology in Boise, supporting outreach and special events, leading advanced geology field tours, and regularly presenting for the museum and other organizations.

Master Impressionist Painting

This ongoing, biweekly acrylics class welcomes ages 14 and up to practice painting in the impressionist style. Each session highlights a different master and guides you in recreating a notable work, drawing inspiration from artists such as Monet, Degas, Manet, Cézanne, Pissarro, Morisot, and Cassatt. The focus is on beginner to intermediate skills, with hands-on exploration of brush techniques, color palettes, and varied approaches within the movement. Registration is required and costs $40, and every session offers a fresh lesson.

Game Night Live Trivia at Eureka!

This no-cost trivia night at Eureka welcomes players of all levels. The format features two games, each with three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than simple question and answer, with word jumbles, picture-based challenges, and other creative twists. Prizes are available to win.

The Silence of the Lambs 35th Anniversary

Part of Fathom's Big Screen Classics, this big screen presentation of The Silence of the Lambs follows FBI agent Clarice Starling, played by Jodie Foster, as she seeks insight from Dr. Hannibal Lecter, an imprisoned psychiatrist with a history of cannibalism portrayed by Anthony Hopkins, to help track the killer known as Buffalo Bill. Their conversations press Starling to face personal demons while working to stop further murders. The film runs 2 hours and 3 minutes, is rated R, and is presented in the suspense genre.

Broadway In Boise Presents Les Miserables

Broadway In Boise presents Les Miserables at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. All seating is reserved, and every guest needs a ticket regardless of age. Late arrivals will be seated at the discretion of management. Bags are subject to search at entry. Small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 are permitted, while larger purses, tote bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are strongly discouraged and are prohibited for most shows. Outside food and drink are not allowed inside. Payment at the venue is by card or digital method only, so tap, swipe, or scan is accepted. The facility is smoke free, and vaping is not allowed. Event parking is included with the ticket purchase. The venue is designated as a guns-free environment. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Boise Dueling Pianos

Idaho Dueling Pianos returns to Watson's with a lively, all-ages performance packed with sing-along moments and playful piano face-offs. It works for date nights, family hangouts, and evenings with friends. Enjoy food and drinks while you belt out favorite songs. Tickets are $15.

Snow Tha Product - BEFORE I CRASHOUT

Snow Tha Product brings the Before I Crashout performance to Treefort Music Hall. Guests of all ages are welcome.

Sunday Stomps: Line Dance Lessons

Sunday Stomps offers free line dance lessons in a lively, welcoming setting for first-timers and experienced dancers alike. This new class keeps the tempo up with easy-to-follow steps and upbeat vibes, helping you wrap up or kick off the week on a high note. Sessions are held at Broadway on the Rocks.

Mermaid practice

An introductory class for athletes interested in artistic swimming, focused on mastering the basics. Participants work on floating, building strong swimming technique, and learning core artistic swimming skills that create a solid foundation. More details and registration for a first free swim are available on the website.

Yu-Gi-Oh! | Sunday Duels | All About Games

Yu-Gi-Oh! Sunday Duels features an $8 entry fee. Participants receive an OTS pack at sign-up, and additional OTS packs are awarded for each match win, with a minimum of one pack guaranteed.

Shakey Graves

Shakey Graves teams up with Jobi Riccio for a live show at the Shrine Ballroom. This event is open to all ages.

Homeschool Art Adventures, Ages 5-13 - Fit more creativity & play into your homeschooler's education

Designed for homeschoolers, this ongoing art series is open to ages 5 to 13 and blends playful exploration with skill-building projects. Professional art educators lead customized lessons that shift with the interests of each group, introducing a range of mediums such as drawing, acrylic painting, pottery, fiber arts, printmaking, and more. Families can shape participation to fit their routines, whether making it a weekly habit or dropping in occasionally, and each class offers fresh opportunities to complete individual pieces or work together on collaborative creations. The focus is on fostering creativity, curiosity, and confidence in a flexible format. Registration is required, and the fee is $40. For drop-off and pick-up, plan to arrive within 15 minutes before and after each class day. To be prepared, participants should wear layers suitable for messy materials, bring a spill-proof water bottle, and pack a simple, non-messy snack if needed.

Astral Projection w/ Robyn

Experience a guided astral projection meditation that journeys to Venus One, presented as a series running from one through nine and facilitated by Robyn Hyatt, an oracle, medium, and channeler. Open to beginners and seasoned travelers alike, this session focuses on exploring new dimensions of self in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Wear comfortable clothing. You may sit in a chair, sit on the floor, or recline on a yoga mat, and please bring your own mat if you plan to lie down. The cost is $22 per person. To register, email Robyn at robynhyatt@yahoo.com or sign up in person at Crone's Cupboard. Please park at the Bowling Alley.

Mobile Fix-It with the Boise Bicycle Project | Free Youth Bike Repair!

The Mobile Fix-It Trailer with the Boise Bicycle Project brings the bike shop out into the community from March through October, visiting schools, community centers, and apartment complexes to offer free maintenance for children and teens. On-site help covers grip and saddle swaps, brake adjustments, tire and tube replacements, and other minor fixes. If a bike needs attention beyond what can be completed at the trailer, families can get a referral to the full-service shop.

After School Art - Ages 5-9 -Nurture your kid's growth w/ engaging, exploratory art mediums/projects

After-school art sessions for children ages 5 to 9 nurture creativity through hands-on exploration across a wide range of mediums and projects. Guided by experienced art educators, participants rotate through activities that may include drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, collage, mosaics, pottery in the Cat Clay studio, fiber arts, oil pastels, printmaking, cyanotypes, sculpture, and mixed media. Each meeting introduces fresh materials and ideas, with chances to learn about artists, art history, diverse cultures, and related subjects. Many days children take home one or more creations, while some meetings focus on experiential learning or teamwork on collaborative pieces. Attendance can be weekly or occasional. Pre-registration is required, and the fee is $40 per individual session. Please plan drop off and pick up within 15 minutes of the scheduled start and end. To be prepared, children should wear layers that can handle messy materials, bring a spill-proof water bottle, and, if needed, a small non-messy snack.

Public Food Pantry at First Presbyterian Church - Boise

This public pantry provides free food assistance from the Narthex of First Presbyterian Church in Boise. Operated by FPC, it serves the community at no cost.

Boise Chess Club | All About Games

Boise Chess Club welcomes players for casual and competitive chess. Whether you are seeking a challenge against seasoned strategists or just learning the basics, members can match any level and are happy to include new faces. Stop in to say hello, ask for more information, or jump into a quick speed game.

Game Night Live Trivia at Boise Fry Co. - Capitol

This free-to-play trivia experience welcomes anyone who likes games and prizes. It features two games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Rather than basic question and answer, rounds include word jumbles, picture challenges, and other creative twists.

Pop Art Pet Portraits - Come paint your furry, feathered, or scaly best friend in this drop-in class

Turn a favorite pet photo into a bold pop art painting in a beginner-friendly acrylics class. With step-by-step guidance from Jessica, a classically trained artist with a BFA in concept design and visual development from Academy of Art University in San Francisco and more than 10 years as a freelance illustrator and fine artist, you will learn paint mixing, color theory, and layering while creating a vibrant portrait of your furry, feathered, or scaly companion. She works in watercolor, acrylics, and water soluble oils, and teaches many drawing and painting classes there. All supplies are included, and you are welcome to bring layered clothing and bottled water. Pre-registration is required. To give the instructor time to sketch guidelines on your canvas, email a clear reference photo of your pet by the Saturday before the class. If the photo is not received by that deadline, you may be moved to the next available session. This ongoing monthly class welcomes ages 14 and up, with ages 10 to 13 attending alongside an adult. Registration is $44, and you are encouraged to return as often as your schedule allows to build skills and paint more beloved pets.

Ekep Nkwelle Quartet

Hosted by Boise Jazz Society, the Ekep Nkwelle Quartet appears at The Arid Club, highlighting an emerging jazz vocalist whose artistry blends classic roots with a fresh, contemporary touch. Influenced by Sarah Vaughan and Betty Carter, Nkwelle is a Juilliard graduate who has performed with top names and is recognized for a lush tone, subtle phrasing, and heartfelt expression. The set moves from cherished standards to new explorations, balancing close-knit intimacy with bursts of energy. Tickets are $56, $67, and $78. Boise Jazz Society is a community-led nonprofit that supports jazz performance and education, brings artists from around the world to Boise to share their music with the community, offers free learning opportunities for students, and strengthens the wider jazz ecosystem in Idaho.

Open Mic Night Mondays

An open mic welcomes anyone ready to share a song, a story, or an unusual talent. Admission is free, all ages are invited, and performers of every kind are welcome. Guests can enjoy the show from the crowd, cheer on participants, or take a turn on the microphone.

Cribbage

Enjoy two hours of casual, friendly cribbage. Players of every experience level are welcome to learn, play, and enjoy good company.

Remember Sports

Find tickets for Remember Sports at Shrine Social Club in Boise.

Fiber Arts Group Meetup

Settle in with yarn, thread, or cord for a relaxed fiber arts meetup that welcomes knitters, crocheters, embroiderers, and macramé makers. This casual, drop-in style gathering offers a friendly space to work on personal projects, exchange ideas, pick up new techniques, or simply enjoy good conversation while you create. Please bring your own supplies and a project to work on. Open to participants ages 10 and up. There is no fee to attend, and advance registration is required. The session is guided by Morgaine, who learned to knit in Girl Scouts as a child, returned to the craft in her mid-thirties while homesteading in Arizona, taught herself to make socks with help from a classic library knitting book, and later deepened her skills through online video lessons.

2026 CAF-Idaho Mountain Biking Basecamp

CAF-Idaho offers an adaptive mountain biking basecamp designed for adaptive riders. The experience combines learning, adventure, and community in Boise, Idaho. Participation is limited to eight people. If more than eight qualified riders apply, responses to selection questions will be used to choose the final group from the pool of registrants. The broader program also includes a separate Immersion session in Sun Valley, Idaho.

Community Cube! | ABU Games

ABU Games hosts a casual, community oriented Cube Draft each week, creating an easygoing place for Magic: The Gathering players to play and connect. This free, unsanctioned limited draft uses community curated Cubes, and bringing your own Cube is optional. There is no prize support. For anyone new to the format, a Cube is a custom pool of roughly 360 to 720 cards assembled by a player, drafted in 15-card packs with a group, similar to a typical limited draft.

Board Game Night

Gather around the table for a relaxed night of board gaming in a reserved back play area with open access to a library of more than 150 titles at no charge. Choose a classic like Monopoly, go for party and card favorites such as Fluxx or Cards Against Humanity, test your instincts with social deduction in Werewolf, or dig into heavier Euro-style strategy with city building, economy building, and worker placement. Play a game from the library and, if you decide to take a copy home, receive 10% off that title. A few creators will also be present with prototype RPGs and board games looking for testers, offering a chance to try something new and share feedback.

Positive Veilance Bellydance Troupe Tuesdays 630 pm-730 pm

Build performance-ready bellydance skills in a choreography-focused class designed to prepare dancers for appearances at local events. Participation in performances is neither required nor guaranteed, yet those interested in performing will find targeted training and guidance. All experience levels are welcome during this annual open enrollment period. Veils and hip belts are available to use in class, helping newcomers get started with colorful, flowing movement. For details or to register, message Positive Veilance Bellydance on Facebook. Tuition is $50 per month when a month has four Mondays and $65 per month when it has five Mondays.

Trivia Night at The Warehouse

Gather friends for a night of trivia at The Warehouse Food Hall. Put your knowledge to work, try for prizes, and enjoy food and drinks from the hall’s vendors. It is an easy way to add some excitement to a weeknight in downtown Boise. Free admission and open to all ages. Presented by Game Night Live.

Rock'n Bingo

Experience a game night where the music takes center stage. Instead of calling numbers, players mark songs across a wide range of genres, from classic rock and oldies to hip hop, country, and the memorable tunes that defined movies and TV. Every card is uniquely crafted to keep the pace lively and unpredictable. After the music rounds, the energy shifts to a burst of trivia with eight questions that challenge knowledge and ignite the crowd. It is a fusion of bingo, beats, and brainpower that cranks up the fun and sticks the landing.

Mystery Booster 2 Draft

Enjoy a limited-seat Mystery Booster 2 draft supported by a community sponsor, with prizes included. Entry ranges from $35 to $50 depending on turnout. Players who have already indicated interest receive priority, yet participation remains open to everyone. Those interested can contact Sam or talk with her during an MTG event evening to be added to the list. If demand is strong, the Mystery Booster 2 box may be split and the draft supplemented with additional sets, creating a Chaos draft. Any changes will be discussed with participants before payments are finalized, so it is fine to step back at the last moment if plans change. Backup options are ready. If you have a Mystery Booster 2 box available, Sam is willing to purchase the box or individual packs for use in the event. Reach out via Facebook or Discord at @sammidoesthings.

Game Night Live Trivia

Game Night Live trivia at 3 Wood Pizza & Pub offers two games, free entry, and prizes for the winners. The experience goes beyond simple Q&A with picture and sound rounds, word jumbles, and other varied challenges that welcome anyone who enjoys playing games.

Tuesday Night Draft

Take part in a draft with a $30 entry fee. The set or theme will be finalized before the start, with options that could include Duskmourn, OTJ, or a mixed selection from what is on the shelf.

Swingin' @ Solid: West Coast Swing

At Solid, a beginner West Coast Swing lesson leads into an open social dance. This contemporary partner style suits a wide range of music, from country and hip hop to EDM, offering plenty of versatility. Beginners are welcome and no experience is required. Admission is $5 at the door, with cash and cards accepted.

Twen

Find tickets for Twen with Monsoon at Shrine Social Club in Boise.

Mobile Fix-It: Free Youth Bike Repair

A mobile repair trailer visits schools, neighborhood centers, and apartment communities to create pop up bike shops for young riders, offering free tune ups for children’s and teens’ bikes. Services include changing grips and saddles, adjusting brakes, replacing tubes and tires, and completing other small repairs on site. If a bicycle requires work beyond what can be handled at the trailer, families are referred to a full service shop for more comprehensive repairs.

After School Art - Ages 10-12 (Wednesdays) - Embrace your creative journey with various art mediums!

Designed for ages 10 to 12, this after-school art program supports kids at a pivotal stage in their creative growth, when striving for realism can feel daunting. Experienced art educators lead customized projects that help students embrace the creative process while building more advanced skills and exploring abstract and non-representational artists. Activities may include drawing, acrylic or watercolor painting, collage, mosaics, pottery in the Cat Clay studio, fiber arts, oil pastels, printmaking, cyanotypes, sculpture, and mixed media. Most sessions end with a completed piece to take home, though some focus on hands-on exploration or collaborative group work. Students are encouraged to attend regularly, yet occasional attendance is welcome. Please plan drop-off and pickup within 15 minutes of the class start and end. Pre-registration is required, and registration is $40. Participants should bring layered clothing suitable for messy materials, a spill-proof water bottle, and a non-messy snack if needed.

Light the Night for Hope

Light the Night for Hope brings together campus and community for a mental health awareness and suicide prevention gathering that centers on hope, connection, crisis understanding, and clear pathways to support. The program features a keynote address, a panel discussion on mental health, opportunities to contribute to fundraising, access to community resources, and shared moments of reflection. It works to break stigma, encourage and uplift attendees, strengthen community ties, and raise funds for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, Idaho Chapter. The event takes place at Boise State University in the Jordan Ballroom.

Prenatal Yoga + Wellness

Designed for expecting and new mothers, this prenatal and postnatal yoga and wellness class in Boise blends mindful movement with evidence-based education. Led by Dr. Valerie and Dr. Molly, it offers personalized attention in a small group with room for questions throughout pregnancy and the period after birth. Gentle, safe yoga helps support a changing body, ease discomfort, and aid recovery. The program also covers postpartum healing and strength, the emotional and physical adjustments of early motherhood, and practical insight into pelvic floor therapy. Participants connect with other parents on a similar path, and guest experts share knowledge in areas such as lactation, mental health, postpartum fitness, and chiropractic care. The focus is on providing care, confidence, and useful tools from bump to baby and beyond.

Exploring Crystals w/Sara (2)

Explore practical ways to choose crystals that resonate with you and work with them with clear intention in a class with Sara. Learn how to connect and communicate with your crystals so the relationship feels deeper and more meaningful. This session is the second of two dates, and the same material is offered at both. You are welcome to bring your own crystals and let the cashiers know upon arrival. Coming early to browse and select new pieces is encouraged, and Sara will have items from her personal collection available to use during the class. The cost is $32 per person. Register in-store at Crone's Cupboard or call Sara at (208) 989-7044.

Riftbound | Nexus Nights | All About Games

The event centers on Riftbound.

The Silence of the Lambs 35th Anniversary

Presented by Fathom's Big Screen Classics, this suspense film follows FBI Agent Clarice Starling, portrayed by Jodie Foster, as she seeks insight from imprisoned psychiatrist and cannibal Dr. Hannibal Lecter, played by Anthony Hopkins, to help catch the killer known as Buffalo Bill. The tense connection that forms pushes Starling to confront her past while pursuing a dangerous predator. The feature is rated R and runs 2 hours and 3 minutes.

Beginner Acrylic Painting - Increase your skills with our drop-in painting sessions!

Build confidence with acrylics in relaxed, drop-in sessions designed for beginners ages 14 and up. These ongoing, biweekly classes provide guided practice as you paint alongside the instructor and strengthen essential techniques. Each session highlights a new skill, from capturing light and shaping form to practicing gradients, blending color, and layering simple shapes to develop a finished image. Attend whenever it fits your schedule and progress at your own pace. Minimal experience with acrylics can help, but it is not required. All supplies are provided, and you may choose to bring layered clothing and bottled water. Instruction is led by Jessica, a classically trained artist with a BFA in concept design and visual development from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. She has more than a decade of experience as a freelance illustrator and fine artist, works in watercolor, acrylics, and water soluble oils, and teaches a range of drawing and painting classes. Registration is required, and the fee is $40 per session.

Sorcery: Contested Realm Weekly | ABU Games

This Sorcery: Contested Realm trading card game tournament has a $9 entry fee. It runs for three rounds with best of three matches, and prizes award one pack for each match win. A decklist is not required.

Top Shelf Trivia at Clairvoyant Brewing

Top Shelf Trivia brings a new Wednesday trivia night to Clairvoyant Brewing. Team up with family and friends, enjoy a drink, and compete for bonus points that count toward the season.

Game Night Live Trivia is at Hooligan's Pub!

Game Night Live Trivia brings a free-to-play experience to Hooligan’s Pub that welcomes everyone, not just hardcore trivia buffs. The event features two separate games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. Expect more than straightforward questions, with word jumbles, picture rounds, and other creative twists. Prizes are available for top performers.

Educators’ Night at BCT

BCT offers Educators’ Night for local school district employees, providing 50 percent off a MainStage ticket after a production opens. Any district employee with a valid school ID, including teachers, administrators, custodial staff, cafeteria workers, and other personnel, may purchase one discounted seat in any section for themselves. Use code EDUNIGHT26 at online checkout or call 208-331-9224 and mention the Educators’ Night discount. A valid school ID must be shown at the performance. Upcoming titles connected to this offer include Eureka Day by Jonathan Spector, All is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914 by Peter Rothstein with vocal arrangements by Erick Lichte and Timothy C. Takach, Primary Trust by Eboni Booth, and the world premiere of AJAX by Habib Yazdi.

Homeschool Zoo

Homeschool Zoo at Zoo Boise offers a distinctive educational experience for students who learn at home. Sessions combine classroom conversation, laboratory work, close-up animal encounters, and guided tours of the zoo, with material organized by grade level and aligned to Idaho State Science Standards. Each household must register its child for the class, and participation is limited to children. Fees are $18 per participant for kindergarten through third grade and $26.50 per participant for fourth through eleventh grade. Topics across the series include shelters, family care, life cycles, land and water, world biomes, animal diversity, survival, energy and food, Earth systems, animal senses, purposeful design, and communication signals. Annual passholders receive discounted pricing on education programs with a promo code. Zoo Boise education programs are sponsored by Stinker.

Story & Sensory Art, Ages 2-5 - Fun, sensory art play for big feelings, early learning, motor skills

Created for children ages 2 to 5 and their caregivers, this process-focused art and sensory play class nurtures early learning, fine motor skills, and emotional awareness through creative exploration. Each session starts with a thoughtfully chosen story that spotlights a feeling or sensory idea, then flows into open-ended discovery with textures, mixed materials, whole-body movement, and gentle acoustic rhythms. The focus stays on exploration rather than a finished piece, encouraging curiosity and co-regulation in a space where messes are welcome and happy accidents are part of the fun. Themes rotate to keep little artists engaged, including Soft and Quiet with cozy fabrics and soft colors, Bold and Brave with vivid primaries and big finger painting, Sticky and Silly with playful collage, and Calm and Cool with water-based color play and light. All supplies are provided by Catalyst or the instructor. Please bring a change of clothes for your child or an oversized shirt or smock. Pre-registration is required. Registration is $25. Similar sessions are available for other age groups. About the instructor: Kylie Castellaw is a multimedia artist (BFA), cognitive specialist (MS in Cognitive Psychology), and author focused on the connection between creativity and wellbeing. As a parent of young children, she champions creativity and somatic intelligence as essential skills and aims to help kids and their caregivers build resilient, inspired lives.

Terror

See Terror, Pain of Truth, End It, Start Today, and Witness Chamber perform live.

Oil Painting Landscapes - Capture beauty as you build your oil painting knowledge & skills!

Build confidence with oil paints while capturing landscapes and other subjects. Welcoming ages 15 and up, this series suits newcomers to the medium and can be taken as a single class or continued over multiple sessions. Each meeting explores practical tools and techniques, including how to select and care for paints, brushes, and canvases, and how to guide a work from an initial sketch to a finished painting. Participants practice using photo references, strengthen composition and design skills, and experiment with color and brushwork. Sessions also highlight specific landscape elements such as trees, rocks, clouds, and water, encouraging steady progress in a supportive setting. Please bring a sketchbook or paper, a set of graphite pencils, any oil brushes you prefer, and a small canvas around 8 by 10 inches or 9 by 12 inches. Basic to intermediate drawing skills are recommended. Registration is required and the fee is $65. Instruction is led by Mark Davis, a Boise painter recognized for oil depictions of Idaho and Oregon who also works in acrylic, watercolor, and gouache. He studied at the Burnley School of Professional Art in Seattle with William Cumming, has exhibited throughout the western United States, and draws inspiration from time spent hiking and fishing. He often works in the studio from his own photographs and sometimes paints outdoors. His art is currently shown at Mountain House Gallery in McCall and at the Gallery at Finer Frames in Eagle, and he is a member of PAPI, BOSCO, Oil Painters of America, and the American Impressionist Society.

Confluence Market

The Hyde Park night market was formed in 2025 by Sagebrush Collaborative and fills the shop’s front and back yard with handmade vendors, DIY booths, live music, and a strong sense of community. Every market features a nonprofit they help raise funds for. The shop is open late, and new this year, MT Crate Coffee will be in the backyard at every market with a mobile coffee shop pop up. Pine + Needle Tattoo Collective will occasionally host flash events during the market. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Dogs and other critters are always welcome. The market runs March through November, weather permitting, on the last Thursday of the month, with hours that vary with the sun.

Community Pauper! | ABU Games

This free, casual Pauper session runs every Thursday at ABU Games. Pauper is a 60-card Magic format that uses only commons, keeping costs low, with some top-tier lists starting around $50. It is an unsanctioned, constructed, open play gathering that lets participants test different decks, learn the format, and connect with a welcoming community. Play takes place in the Dominaria Gaming Hall at ABU Games.

America 250: In Concert

Enjoy a concert featuring Millennial Choirs & Orchestras at The Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. Seating is reserved, and every attendee, regardless of age, must have a ticket. Late arrivals will be seated at management’s discretion. For security, bags may be inspected. Small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 are permitted, while larger purses, tote bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are strongly discouraged and, for most performances, not allowed. Outside food and beverages may not be brought into the venue. Payments are cashless, with cards and digital wallets accepted...tap, swipe, or scan. Event parking is included with the ticket. The facility is smoke free and vaping is not permitted. The Morrison Center is designated gun free. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Faces of Courage

The annual Faces of Courage Gala brings together hundreds of community members, advocates, survivors, and supporters for an evening focused on courage, connection, and impact. The program begins with a cocktail hour and continues with a seated dinner that features keynote remarks from Nichole and Jim Schmidt, and Joseph and Tara Petito, parents of Gabby Petito. Proceeds raise essential funding and awareness for Faces of Hope, supporting survivors and strengthening the community. Tickets and sponsorships are available, and seating is limited. Cocktail attire is suggested, with smart casual or business professional also welcome.

MTG Chaos Draft

Players gather for an MTG Chaos Draft at ABU Games, competing across three rounds of Swiss pairings. Entry is $8 plus three booster packs of your choice. Prize support is available as current Standard packs or as in-store credit, based on your preference.

Beginning World Fusion Bellydance! with Master Teacher Akasha Mae

Explore world fusion bellydance in a welcoming, beginner-friendly class led by Master Teacher Akasha Mae at Akashic Moves Bellydance & Dance Theatre. Akasha is a certified Master Teacher of Global Caravan Dance with over 25 years of professional performance experience and more than 15 years of teaching, and the class starts from the foundations so no prior experience is required. The focus is Global Caravan Tribal Bellydance, an earthy, heart-centered style known for dynamic shimmies and group connection. The Level 1 curriculum introduces vocabulary that blends community dances from the Middle East and North Africa with influences from Spain and India, along with touches of American Cabaret and modern dance. Wear comfortable, flexible clothing, bring water, and, if you have one, a quiet hip scarf. Loaner scarves are available. Most participants dance barefoot, though dance or tennis shoes are welcome. Women of all ages, sizes, and abilities are invited, and instruction can be adapted for different learning styles and physical considerations. Teens are often welcome, especially with an accompanying adult. Separate classes for children may be offered based on interest and scheduling. Participation by men and other genders is considered case by case with attention to the comfort and safety of the current group. Tuition options include $70 per month or $125 for two months, with discounts for bringing a friend or family member and for enrolling in automatic payments. Punch cards are available for flexible schedules. Space is limited, so please confirm availability with Akasha. The Akashic Moves troupe also shares its artistry at regional festivals and community events such as the Idaho Renaissance Fair, Boise Pride, Hyde Park Street Fair, and Goddess Fest, as well as venues like Watson’s Dinner Theater, local speakeasies, Comicon, Clockwork Carnival, and celebrations including Nowruz and International Women’s Day with TANTA, INC.

Top Shelf Trivia @ Wild Frontier Beer Project

Enjoy a night of trivia at Wild Frontier Beer Project, Boise’s newest brewery. Earn bonus points that count toward your season total.

Thursday Night Strikes!

This event features a group strikes pinball tournament with a $1 IFPA endorsement fee. It is suitable for all experience levels, including those new to competitive pinball.

The Book of Mormon Comedy Show

Comedians Heath Harmison and Aaron Woodall, both former Mormon missionaries, bring the "Bad Word" to the stage in a comedy show shaped by their experiences. The event runs on multiple nights, and tickets are available.

Built to Spill and more

This all-ages show at Shrine Ballroom features Built to Spill, joined by LOOLOWNINGEN from Japan and Braided Waves.

Pokémon Standard TCG event at ABU Games!

Bring your deck to ABU Games for a Standard format Pokémon Trading Card Game tournament. Entry is $8. Matches are single game, and the event runs three to four rounds depending on turnout. Prizes include a pack for each win plus one six card Prize Pack, while supplies last. Players who do not earn a match win receive a participation pack. An optional Upgrade Pack is available at entry for $3.75, subject to availability.

Literary Trivia Night with The Cabin

Book enthusiasts and confident guessers alike can take part in The Cabin’s semiannual literary trivia night at White Dog Brewing Boise. Questions span fiction, nonfiction, science fiction, fantasy, romantasy, and the classics, so a deep reading habit is helpful, but a knack for fun facts works too. Expect prompts about the writer credited with coining more than sixty English words, the novel known for a stark first person opening line, a wizarding house that prizes bravery, how to complete an iconic sentence about the best and worst of times, and the ongoing debate over whether Frankenstein names the doctor, the creature, or both. Participants compete for books, swag, and complimentary passes to future Cabin events in a lively atmosphere of friendly rivalry.

Weekly Stitch Group @ FPC Boise

A weekly stitch group at FPC offers a relaxed space to work on personal creative projects. Participants can bring portable crafting materials, whether stitching supplies or other table-friendly crafts, and enjoy friendly conversation over coffee. Social connection is at the heart of the gathering, and crafting is optional.

Quilting from the Heart @ FPC Boise

Quilting from the Heart is a weekly gathering of quilters who create quilts for people in the local community who could use a little extra care. Several times throughout the year, the finished quilts are dedicated in a service before being distributed. The group centers its efforts on meaningful, hands-on work that supports its mission.

PlayDate Pilates

Enjoy a gentle mat Pilates class that builds strength in the deep core, pelvic floor, and postural muscles, creating a greater sense of control and connection in your body. Guided by the breath, the session emphasizes slow, intentional work using simple props such as soft balls and resistance bands. Expect gentle music and an easygoing pace that supports the nervous system and empowers participants. Babies are welcome. Bring your little one and a carrier and tend to them whenever needed. The atmosphere is relaxed and supportive, and everyone is invited to arrive exactly as they are.

San Jose State Spartans at Boise State Broncos Softball

San Jose State Spartans travel to Boise to face the Boise State Broncos in a college softball matchup at Dona Larsen Park. With conference stakes tightening late in the season, the game highlights how each team handles pressure in crucial moments. It could unfold as a pitchers' duel or lean toward small-ball with quick baserunning, setting the stage for a competitive contest from first pitch to the final out.

Disco Yoga Party: Flow Through the Decades

Enjoy an 80-minute warm vinyasa journey led by Bridget, Christina, Christine, and Amanda, with each instructor highlighting a different decade from the 70s through the 2000s. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their favorite era while the room glows with disco lights and a soundtrack of classic throwbacks. The sequence builds to an energizing peak, then eases into a gentle cool down. After class, happy hour refreshments will be available. Hollywood Market Yoga.

2nd Annual Western Idaho Fiddle Contest

The second annual fiddle contest in Western Idaho will be held at River Valley Church. Updates and announcements will be shared on Facebook and Instagram.

Junior Flyers: Pop Up

Step into an indoor playground and set everyday distractions aside. This 75 minute workshop begins with fundamental skills to support a safe practice, then introduces the aerial hammock and what is possible with this apparatus. Participants learn a variety of aerial acrobatics and fun moves, with time reserved for freestyle and play. There are many poses to explore throughout the session. Please do not wear tank tops, jewelry, zippers, velcro, buttons, or any embellishments while participating.

Teen Art Club - Ages 13-17 - Develop advanced skills, prep for college portfolios, & find community!

Teens ages 13 to 17 can dive into a welcoming art studio setting that prioritizes growth, portfolio development, and genuine connection. The club creates a low-pressure space without grades where young artists collaborate, experiment, and get personalized guidance on both independent pieces and community-focused group work. Pre-registration is required, and registration is $40. Projects rotate across many media, with opportunities to explore drawing, acrylic and watercolor painting, collage, mosaics, pottery in the Cat Clay studio, fiber arts, oil pastels, printmaking, cyanotypes, sculpture, photography, mural painting, and more. Some meetings lead to finished artworks to take home, while others support longer-term or collaborative projects tailored to each student’s goals. Select sessions center on emotional expression through art. Participants check in with how they feel, respond to a short journaling prompt, and dive into hands-on making that helps them recognize, understand, and express emotions in healthy, creative ways, building emotional literacy, self-awareness, coping skills, and personal creativity. Consistent participation is encouraged, though flexible attendance is welcome. Students should be dropped off and picked up within 15 minutes of the start and end of class. To be comfortable, wear layers that can handle messy materials, bring a spill-proof water bottle, and pack a tidy snack if needed.

Friday Night Commander League

ABU Games hosts a Commander league with an open structure and a $4 entry fee. Prizes scale with attendance and are paid out as standard Magic: The Gathering booster packs. Prize support is handled through a raffle, and participants can earn up to three tickets per event. One ticket is granted at registration, a second is awarded for winning a game, and a third is earned by playing a game that follows the current theme restrictions.

Smooth Avenue

At its new home, Green Acres launches the 2026 music series, with Smooth Avenue setting the tone. Expect fresh culinary options and other perks for the crowd. The performance leans into groove and feel-good energy, blending funk, soul, blues, and a hint of country to spark plenty of dancing.

Idaho Junior Golf Foundation 2026 Banquet & Auction

This annual banquet and auction supports the Idaho Junior Golf Foundation’s scholarship program and junior golf across Idaho. The evening opens with a social hour paired with a silent auction, followed by dinner. Raffle ticket sales conclude before the program begins. A dessert auction comes next, the silent auction wraps up, and a live auction follows. An IJGF video presentation leads into Raise the Paddle, and the night concludes afterward. Founded in 1997, the nonprofit Idaho Junior Golf Foundation raises funds to promote and sustain junior golf throughout the state. Since 2018 it has partnered with the Idaho Junior Tour, conducted by the Idaho Golf Association, to offer clinics, seminars, and a competitive league. With this support, the IGA serves more than 500 children each year, delivering championship-level events while keeping participation costs low. The foundation focuses on opening the game to all youth and encourages golf as a lifelong sport. It also awards scholarships and provides need-based assistance that helps young players access regional, national, and collegiate opportunities. Questions can be directed to caroline@idahotruenorth.com.

Family Clay Night

Families and budding potters ages 8 and up can get hands-on time at the wheel in a relaxed class that welcomes both newcomers and those with experience. A skilled ceramics instructor offers step by step guidance in a small group setting, introducing the basics of throwing while giving returning students time to refine skills and try new techniques. Participants typically make one to three pieces. Afterward, the work is dried and fired, with most items ready for pickup in two to three weeks. Children may be dropped off, or adults can stay and create alongside them. The entire family is welcome. Registration is required and the cost is $40. This ongoing class builds patience, perseverance, problem solving, and creativity while you learn to shape functional and decorative pieces.

FEM Night: Femme Empowered Mechanics

FEM Night at BBP offers a supportive space for women, trans, non-binary, and gender-expansive community members to connect through cycling and bicycle repair. Attendees can bring a bike to get help with needed fixes and maintenance. A small potluck adds to the social time, so consider bringing a shareable dish and a beverage. Thanks to Gritty Habits for donating prizes this month. BBP welcomes broad participation, though some events, classes, and programs are reserved to foster safe spaces for marginalized communities or specific age groups. The organization strives to balance open gatherings with offerings tailored to particular needs, and those for whom this event is not a match can find other options on the BBP calendar.

Riftbound Nexus Nights

Riftbound Nexus Nights welcomes players of every experience level for a weekly gathering focused on testing new strategies and preparing for larger tournaments. The event runs in a Standard competitive format with best of one matches over three to four rounds, depending on turnout. Entry is $10.00. Prizing offers a pack for each match win plus a three card Nexus Night Pack while supplies last, and a participation pack for players who do not record a win. If packs are unavailable, prizing is issued as in store credit. Expect a friendly space to connect with fellow Summoners and refine your play.

High Pine Whiskey Yell

High Pine Whiskey Yell marks the debut of a new album with an all-ages celebration at Shrine Social Club in the Shrine Basement. The event centers on the release of the new record and is open to attendees of any age.

Concerts by Candlelight

Concerts by Candlelight brings candlelit performances to Boise in historic venues, creating an intimate setting for live music. Each program highlights the repertoire of a particular artist or style, with themes that can range from classical selections like Vivaldi to tributes to Taylor Swift, Coldplay, Queen, Adele, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles, Rihanna, U2, Hans Zimmer, Pink Floyd, Beyoncé, ABBA, Metallica, and hip hop. The lineup rotates regularly, offering choices for a wide variety of musical tastes.

2026 Gulf Cup

Inspired by the Ryder Cup, this head-to-head golf tournament features two teams where every hole matters. Players square off one on one, earning points on each hole that roll up to their team’s total, and the combined score decides the Gulf Cup champion. Registration is available for solo entrants at $165 or for groups of two to four at $150 per player. After choosing a side, payment can be made through Venmo or PayPal. Each paid entry covers green fees and cart, includes a custom team polo personalized with your last name, and provides lunch to close out the day. Hole sponsorships are offered at three levels: Red at $700 with a hole setup and three player spots, Green at $300 with a hole setup, and Blue at $200 for longest drive or closest to the pin with a discount for multiple Blue sponsorships. For details or questions, contact Mark Miller at 208-805-8336, Colt Knigge at 208-989-1654, or Steve Edwards at 208-906-5961.

Drifting Roots | Boise, ID | The Olympic w/ Dozey Dubs & Sunsmith

Drifting Roots brings its uplifting reggae rock to The Olympic in Boise, joined by Dozey Dubs and Sunsmith. Led by songwriter, producer, and frontman Matthew Mavericks, the Central Florida band began in San Diego in 2018 and blends bright melodies, soulful rhythms, and reflective lyrics that emphasize resilience, connection, and positivity. Mavericks creates the music in his Florida home studio, a hands-on approach that has connected with listeners worldwide. Since 2020 the group has toured extensively across the United States, sharing stages with Rebelution, Collie Buddz, Steel Pulse, Julian Marley, The Movement, Mike Love, and Authority Zero. Their catalog includes two Top 5 iTunes reggae albums, Life Is Good and Meant To Be, along with the 2024 EP Find A Way. Their high-energy live show brings that spirit to the stage.

Kimberly Collins

R. Grey Gallery presents a special trunk show featuring Kimberly Collins and her one of a kind gemstone jewelry. Explore vivid sapphires, brilliant diamonds, and other colorful designs that combine elegance and timeless style. Find a memorable Mother’s Day gift, or pick out something beautiful for yourself.

Senior Goldmine

Senior Goldmine is back at the Dick Eardley Senior Center with lighthearted stories, plenty of jokes, and a cheerful atmosphere. Attendees can enjoy laughs and may even win a prize from event partners. This is a monthly program, and standard lunch rates apply.

Lorcana TCG Weekly

A weekly constructed Disney Lorcana tournament invites both newcomers and experienced players to test strategy and deck-building skill in a welcoming setting. Participants bring a 60-card deck and compete in Swiss-style rounds for promo items, store credit, and other prizes. Every participant leaves with a pack. There are opportunities to connect with fellow Illumineers, trade cards, and refine gameplay. The format is Standard Constructed, the entry fee is $10, and registration takes place in-store.

Spring Student Dance Showcase

Experience a showcase of new choreography and compelling performances created and performed by dedicated dance students and faculty. All performances take place in the Special Events Center inside the Student Union Building. Boise State students, faculty, and staff receive free admission, and the general public can purchase $10 tickets at the door.

Flesh and Blood Armory Event | ABU Games

This Armory event welcomes Flesh and Blood players for community-focused, friendly competition. The entry fee is $7. Participants play three rounds in the Classic Constructed format, and prizes follow a modified pack-per-win structure. GEM packs are distributed at random, and everyone receives at least one pack. Formats may rotate from time to time, with Classic Constructed as the standard and some sessions reserved for Silver Age. Expect a warm atmosphere to test deck builds, enjoy spirited matches, and connect with other players of all experience levels.

Discover the Secret Life of Rocks

Explore the hidden world of geology in a hands-on workshop for all ages that reveals what is inside the rocks beneath your feet and how minerals are part of everyday life. Participants handle real specimens to learn the three main rock types, then watch a kitchen-inspired demonstration that explains how granite forms using a cake-baking comparison. Junior geologists can help combine minerals with special kits to build model rocks. With professional magnifiers, everyone can study color, texture, cleavage, and crystal shapes up close, and learn why certain specimens glow under ultraviolet light. The experience concludes with a surprising demonstration of a rock that appears to float. Questions are welcome throughout. Advance registration is required, and early signups are encouraged to secure a spot. Admission is free for members and children, and $5 for nonmembers, plus an Eventbrite fee. If you cannot attend, please cancel through Eventbrite so a person on the waiting list can participate. The workshop is led by Karen Davis, a retired school librarian and member of the Owyhee Gem and Mineral Society in Canyon County. She has immersed herself in rocks and minerals through field collecting, cutting, polishing, and studying specimens under magnification, and has shared this enthusiasm with schools across the Treasure Valley, presenting to more than 2,400 young people over the past three years in an interactive, hands-on style.

Hormones & Harmony: Menopause, Perimenopause & Restorative Yoga

A welcoming workshop focusing on the hormonal changes of perimenopause and menopause in a calm, supportive setting. Lyndsy Kinghorn, CNP, ABAAHP, a dual board-certified nurse practitioner in family and functional medicine, begins with an informative talk about hormones, perimenopause, and menopause, followed by an open question period so participants can address common midlife health topics. After the discussion, Ashley Betz, CYT-200, leads a somatic restorative yoga session paired with a crystal bowl sound bath to encourage deep rest through slow, supported postures, gentle breath awareness, and soothing sound. The movement is accessible to all, with no previous experience required. Alcohol-free mocktails are thoughtfully curated by Melissa and Bri of Free Spirits Bev Co, a local company focused on elevated alcohol-free beverages that support social connection and well-being. The experience brings together learning, relaxation, and community for women interested in midlife hormonal health. Participants are welcome to bring a cup and their own yoga supplies, and extras will be available if needed.

Basic Wire Wrapping Class

Learn the essentials of wire wrapping while crafting a custom pendant around a natural cabochon stone in a setting that welcomes beginners and creatives expanding their skills. Work with three base wires to shape a frame, form a bail, and secure the stone, with time to personalize the design. All tools and materials are provided by the instructor or Catalyst, and participants may bring a favorite cabochon to incorporate. Bringing a spill-proof water bottle and dressing in layers is encouraged for comfort. Open to ages 15 and older. Registration is required and the fee is $40. About the instructor: Maryann Weed has more than 12 years of experience in wire wrapping and offers a wide selection of natural gemstones for student projects. She is also a professional cosplayer and clown and balloon artist who performs to raise funds for children’s charities, including organizations such as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Adelyn's Piano Concert

Adelyn's Piano Concert is set in the small recital hall at the Morrison Center on the Boise State University campus. Admission is free. Parking is available in Brady Garage or in the lot next to the Morrison Center. Enter on the main level, take the elevator to the second floor, and the hall will be easy to find.

2026 Boise River Marathon

Take on a spring race along the Boise Greenbelt, following the Boise River as the route weaves through town. Options include 5k, 10k, half marathon, and full marathon distances.

Five-Time Grammy-Nominated Jazz Vocalist

Karrin Allyson, a five-time Grammy nominee known as a singer, pianist, and composer, presents her Kaleidoscope concert with warmth and range. The program reaches from the Great American Songbook and classic pop to Allyson’s own songs, along with French chansons, Brazilian standards, blues, bebop, and music that speaks to justice. Influences such as Mose Allison, Bonnie Raitt, and Ella Fitzgerald shine through as she and her acclaimed band deliver a set that feels personal yet expansive, offering an uplifting, deeply connected musical experience. Tickets will be available soon.

USA Dance 1st Saturday Dance: Waltz

USA Dance Boise is hosting an evening at the Boise Square Dance Hall that begins with a beginner tango lesson taught by Lisa Fielder and then builds into intermediate material, followed by social dancing set to a broad mix of music for many styles. The theme is Kentucky Derby, and both singles and couples are welcome. A Half Hall setup is planned for this month. Admission includes the lesson and dance, priced at $15 for non-members, $8 for members, and $5 for active military and students with ID. Well-behaved kids over 10 are welcome. The venue is smoke free and light snacks will be provided.

FNM Commander | All About Games

Friday Night Magic Commander at All About Games features two rounds of play with prizing for everyone. Entry is four Magic: The Gathering rare cards of any value, as long as they have a gold set symbol. After the matches conclude, each participant receives between two and four rare cards based on performance.

Karrin Allyson

Grammy-nominated singer, pianist, and songwriter Karrin Allyson brings her Kaleidoscope program to the stage, showcasing the warmth and range that have earned her five nominations. Backed by her band, she weaves together selections from the Great American Songbook, classic pop, her own originals, French chansons, Brazilian favorites, blues, bebop, and socially conscious pieces. Influences from Mose Allison, Bonnie Raitt, and Ella Fitzgerald shape a set that blends personal expression with wide appeal and aims to leave audiences energized and closely connected to the music.

Scott Pemberton

Scott Pemberton headlines a show in the Shrine Ballroom at Shrine Social Club, accompanied by additional performers. This event is open to all ages.

Sailing: Soft Rock Hits of the 70s & 80s

At the Morrison Center, the orchestra led by conductor Eric Garcia spotlights the smooth sound of 70s and 80s soft rock, the yacht rock era that shaped a generation and still echoes through pop culture. Guest artists Morgan James, Doug Wamble, and John Scarpulla join the ensemble for a voyage through hits made famous by Hall & Oates, Christopher Cross, Fleetwood Mac, George Michael, Kenny Loggins, and other favorites. A pre-concert talk features Musicologist Bradley Berg with Music Director Eric Garcia and special guests, offering context about the repertoire and composers before the music begins. Attendees can gather inside the concert hall by the stage and are welcome to bring questions.

5th Annual Cinco de Mayo Classic (Boise, ID) - NCS Cafarelli

Now in its fifth year, this Cinco de Mayo youth baseball tournament brings teams from across the region to Boise for competitive play at Ann Morrison Park. The setting features attractive fields and an energetic atmosphere, with high-caliber youth baseball on display throughout the weekend.

Cinco de Mayo Salsa Dancing & BBQ

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a lively salsa social and barbecue at Idaho DanceSport. The night starts with an introductory salsa and bachata class designed to teach the basics and help newcomers feel confident on the floor. After the lesson, the celebration continues with a social dance featuring salsa, bachata, Latin hits and modern remixes. Fresh carne asada and smoky kabobs will be prepared and served on site for all attendees. Cover is $10 for the social only or $15 for the lesson plus social.

May 2ed, 2026, First IWTA Clinic of the season

IWTA’s first clinic of 2026 opens the season. Attendees are asked to confirm participation and note any equipment needs, including chairs or tennis racquets.

Free, guided meditation workshops in Boise, Idaho 2nd May 2026

Free, in person meditation sessions in Boise introduce the ancient practice of awakening inner energy, guided by visiting practitioners from California, Utah, Washington, Oregon and other regions. Participants learn and experience Sahaja Meditation through practical instruction and simple techniques suitable for beginners. No membership or prior experience is required, and walk ins are welcome. Sessions take place at two Boise library locations, hosted in the Martie Brennan Multipurpose Room at Library! at Bown Crossing and the Sycamore Room at Library! at Collister.

Art in Bloom

This family-friendly Art in Bloom event offers hands-on projects to create meaningful Mother’s Day and spring gifts with guidance from Art Source Gallery artists. Participants can make ceramic trinket dishes, decorate decoupage vases paired with flower bouquets, and paint personalized Mother’s Day cards. Most activities are free and suited for all ages, with a small fee of 5 to 10 dollars for trinket dish and bouquet projects. It is a welcoming way to explore new art mediums while crafting heartfelt keepsakes. Art Source Gallery is an artist-owned cooperative featuring work by more than 40 Idaho artists across painting, jewelry, pottery, photography, and glass.

The Scrunchie Bar

Enjoy a laid-back sewing session focused on crafting hair scrunchies from start to finish. With fabric already cut and materials supplied, you can relax into the process and simply sew. It is a welcoming option for anyone returning to sewing or seeking a simple creative reset. Step-by-step guidance is provided throughout, and participants receive pre-cut fabric, elastic, thread, and drinks with light refreshments. Please bring a sewing machine you can thread and operate, along with the foot pedal, power cord, and any basic tools you prefer such as scissors or a seam ripper. You will head home with a few scrunchies you made yourself and a useful new skill. Space is limited.

Monthly Guild Meeting

The guild's monthly meeting at Boise First Congregational United Church of Christ features an annual sale of yarn and equipment. The program is dedicated to a sale of fiber-related supplies and tools.

Breast Cancer Yard Sale

The Pink Potatoes present a community yard sale themed Mash Out Breast Cancer, offering bargains that make a difference. Browse clothing, home goods, décor, and one of a kind finds, with every purchase supporting the Terry Reilly Clinic and its breast healthcare services. Friends and family are welcome to enjoy treasure hunting while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Boise Vegan Market

This all-vegan marketplace returns for its sixth edition, set up outdoors in the parking lot at Common Ground Coffee & Market. Attendees can browse a curated lineup of local bakers, artists, vintage clothing sellers, and more, with every offering fully plant-based. It offers a welcoming community setting to discover treats, art, and unique finds from area vendors.

Star Wars: Unlimited Weekly

ABU Games hosts weekly Star Wars: Unlimited play with rotating formats. Most Saturdays feature Standard constructed, while the first Saturday of each month shifts to a Booster Draft. The constructed event has a $10 entry and runs three Swiss rounds with Modified Pack-Per-Win prizing. Every participant receives one three-card OP booster, promotional items may be available, and there is a chance to win a Carbonite Booster for every eight players in attendance. Booster Draft has a $14 entry and 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 a three-card OP booster. Promotional items may be available. A bonus buy offers the opportunity to purchase a discounted Standard SU: Unlimited Upgrade Pack. A Discord server is available to chat with other gamers.

Freedom 250 Boise Meridian Initial Point Celebration

Celebrate Idaho’s surveying heritage with a full day focused on the Boise Meridian’s Initial Point. Watch live surveying demonstrations, hear presentations and discussions, and learn how public lands are surveyed and managed. Discover how boundaries set long ago continue to shape the state’s story and its future. Meet BLM Idaho staff and connect with partners including the Idaho State Historical Society, Idaho Public Television, the Idaho Department of Education, the National Society of Professional Surveyors, the Idaho Society of Professional Surveyors, the Idaho Transportation Department, and the Ada County Highway District.

Healthy Bones and Balance through Iyengar Yoga

A focused Iyengar Yoga class shines a light on bone and muscle health while cultivating steadiness and confidence. Certified teachers Vickie Aldridge and Carolyn Sauer guide an exploration of how specific asana practice can build strength for better balance, foster stability through clear alignment, and support an overall sense of ease. The session also considers how practice choices influence outcomes, comparing asana to a versatile spice that can add depth in many ways, from something sweet to something soothing, with each approach offering distinct benefits for both body and mind. Drawing on Iyengar teachings, the class emphasizes lengthening and intelligent engagement so muscles support the bones and move in close relationship with the skeleton. Cost is $44, and all experience levels are welcome.

Cinco de Mayo Bar Crawl

Celebrate Cinco de Mayo with a lively night of partying and festive energy.

Field Medic

See Field Medic with beaming perform.

Pastel Unicorn - All Ages Painting Class

Enjoy some unplugged family time with a guided painting session designed for families with children ages 7 and up. No art background is needed, as an instructor will walk everyone through the process step by step so each participant completes a piece to take home and shares a memory made together. The class takes place in a designated family room that is alcohol free under state law. Every attendee must register for their own paid seat, including both kids and adults, and spectators are not permitted. Guests under 21 should use the north entrance to reach the family room and follow posted signs. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to get settled, since those more than 15 minutes late may not be able to paint.

Pokemon Casual Trainer Battles

Enjoy a relaxed gathering for Pokemon fans with friendly trainer battles and a welcoming atmosphere. There is no cost to take part. Participants of every age and skill level are invited, from first time players to experienced competitors. Collectors are welcome too, with opportunities to trade and talk cards. Many trainers like to swap, so you might meet someone ready to part with a Pokemon you have been looking for.

Trail Ready: Yoga & Nutrition for Outdoor Athletes

A focused series for outdoor athletes brings together yoga and nutrition to support strong, efficient movement on the trail. The program includes one 2-hour workshop and three weekly 1-hour classes for a total price of $58. Instruction is led by Alyssa Soppe, RYT-500, with a nutrition segment from Kyle Kamp of Valley to Peak Nutrition. Expect flowing yoga sequences that build stability through the hips, knees, and ankles, paired with deep stretches for tight hamstrings, hip flexors, and shoulders. You will practice breathwork and body awareness to boost endurance, reduce the risk of injury, and enhance overall performance. During the workshop, Kyle offers a 30-minute overview of fueling and hydration before, during, and after outings so participants leave with practical strategies for training and the season ahead. Designed for hikers, runners, climbers, bikers, and anyone who loves time outside, this series supports resilience, recovery, and strength for every adventure.

Belles & Chimes at the Museum #41

At Idaho Pinball Museum, this Belles & Chimes women’s division event is an official IFPA tournament with six rounds of group match play. The theme will be announced later. Newcomers are encouraged, participants of any age can take part, and there will be random prize drawings. Museum admission is $10, plus a $1 IFPA endorsement fee. If covering the fees is a hardship, get in touch.

Tree of Life Jewelry Class

Design a personalized tree of life necklace in a hands-on, three hour class. The price is $40 per student and all materials are provided. You will work with copper wire and a tumbled stone to create your piece. Invite friends or family for a creative experience together. Marking yourself as attending does not count as registration. Use the ticket link to register and secure a spot, since classes can fill quickly. This workshop is offered monthly. It is held in a private home with two cats. If that environment is not a fit, the instructor also offers classes in public locations, with details available on the website.

Texture & Detail Drawing - Explore texture, shadow, & imagination in this quirky art class for all!

Explore texture, shadow, and imagination in a quirky drawing class designed for ages 11 and up and open to all experience levels. Sessions focus on training the eye to notice more than what is directly in front of you, developing striking details and convincing textures while studying the behavior of shadows and the way light and texture work together to make artwork feel alive. Each session is led by self taught artist Brandy Luv, known for highly detailed graphite and ink pieces often described as creepy but cute, with a teaching style that encourages imaginative seeing. Participants practice core drawing foundations such as pencil and pen strokes, lead values, and hand pressure while creating new textures, refining detail, and deepening understanding of light and shadow. Expect to complete a unique piece to take home or build skills to apply to future work. Ongoing individual sessions are offered biweekly on Sundays and Thursdays. Registration is $40 and pre registration is required. Please bring a set of graphite pencils ranging from 2H to 8B, smooth drawing paper or a sketchbook, blending sticks, both kneadable and regular erasers, and your imagination. The class will sometimes work with ink, and Micron Ink pens are provided.

Game Night Live Trivia

Game Night Live Trivia brings a lively, no-cost competition to Eureka, welcoming players of every experience level. The event features two games, each with three rounds inspired by familiar game shows. It goes beyond simple question and answer... look for anagram-style puzzles, visual rounds, and other creative twists. Prizes are up for grabs.

Sunday Stomps: Line Dance Lessons

The new Sunday Stomps class offers complimentary line dance instruction in a lively, high energy setting. It welcomes both first-time dancers and seasoned fans, with approachable teaching that makes stepping into line dancing fun. Held at Broadway on the Rocks, located upstairs within Albertsons, it is a spirited way to end or begin the week.

Beginner Figure Drawing - Gain confidence drawing the human figure; beginner-friendly, guided class!

Build confidence drawing the human form in a supportive, beginner-friendly class guided by an experienced instructor. Designed for ages 16 and up, each biweekly Sunday session centers on drawing from a live model while exploring proportions, composition, value, and form. Topics rotate and may spotlight hands, facial features, the torso, foreshortened poses such as reclining figures, or the way fabric falls across the body. Expect tips on setting up your workspace, choosing and using essential materials, and strengthening gesture and measuring techniques. Short group critiques during model breaks encourage shared learning. Participants practice with vine and compressed charcoal on newsprint, and, for longer poses, on larger drawing paper. Please bring newsprint pads at least 14 by 17 inches, charcoal pencils in 2B and 4B, conté in pencil or stick form, a kneaded eraser, and compressed charcoal in 2B, 4B, and 6B. Bringing your own tools helps you practice between classes, though extra supplies are available if you need them, and all other materials are provided. These repeated studies help build muscle memory so figures come more naturally without constant reference and creative flow improves. Instruction is led by Jessica, a classically trained fine artist and illustrator with over two decades of experience. Pre-registration is required, and the fee is $40.

Pistol Fundamentals Class

Build a strong foundation with a Pistol Fundamentals class created for new shooters. The course blends classroom learning with supervised range time, placing safety and confidence at the center of every lesson. Topics include range protocols, safe firearm handling, how to load and unload, and non-live-fire drills to reinforce technique. Core skills such as presentation, proper aim, and taking shots are taught step by step. Instruction adjusts to each person’s pace and experience, creating a supportive, low-pressure environment for learning.

Sunday No-Drop Club Ride

A relaxed no drop club ride rolls out from the large parking lot at Bogus Basin headquarters. Designed as a companion to the usual Sunday outing, it offers a more comfortable pace for those who prefer something less fast. Each month’s first Sunday features a slower group, and additional dates may be added with enough interest, with regroups as needed. Participation is open to both club members and non-members. The emphasis is on a social atmosphere that supports riders of all skill levels in building confidence and fitness. Expect a route of about 20 to 30 miles, adjusted for wind and weather.

Brotherhood Meet-up

An intentional meet up for men committed to personal growth and real connection. The focus is a caring, judgment free environment that invites openness, healing, and meaningful breakthroughs. It brings together men from many backgrounds to experience the transformative power of brotherhood. Your whole self is welcome.

Mermaid practice

A beginner-friendly class for athletes interested in discovering artistic swimming. Sessions focus on fundamentals such as floating, building efficient stroke technique, and core artistic swimming skills that create a strong foundation. More information and registration for the first free swim are available on the website.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Sunday Duels

Gear up for Yu-Gi-Oh! duels with an $8 entry. Every participant receives an OTS pack at registration, and additional packs are awarded for each match win. Everyone is guaranteed at least one pack.

Colossal Cinematic Showcase

A red carpet celebration highlights filmmakers and their work, featuring stories of journeys told through film. This showcase focuses on storytelling and the creative visions behind each project.

Lego Lovers Lounge

Connect with fellow enthusiasts while building with LEGO. Bring your own bricks, or borrow from the shared supply during the event. Light snacks will be available, and attendees may bring additional snacks and non-alcoholic drinks to share. Admission is free.

Music & Movement

Designed for all ages, this interactive session invites parents and children to take part together, building rhythm, coordination, and other skills while moving to music. It takes place at Ada Community Library, Victory Branch.

Glixen

Glixen, trauma ray, Möney, and Keep will be performing.

Live Music at The Warehouse

Live performances are back at The Warehouse Food Hall, pairing an evening of music with a wide variety of food options and crafted drinks. Explore the hall’s eateries, enjoy the tunes, and settle in for a relaxed night out. Admission is free and open to all ages.

First Thursday Happy Hour Artist Reception

An artist reception features charcuterie paired with discounted drinks and new offerings on tap from Lost Grove Brewing and Woodland Empire. A 20% discount on show tickets is available at the box office during the event. Enjoy local art alongside beverages and bites before the performance.

Concert Gala with Sarah Kroger

Salt & Light Radio presents a concert gala and fundraiser at The Egyptian Theatre, headlined by Christian artist Sarah Kroger, an award-nominated songwriter and worship leader. The event features live music and supports Salt & Light Radio and its mission throughout the Diocese of Boise. Tickets are $25 for ages 18 and older and $15 for those under 18. A free-will collection will also be taken to benefit Salt & Light Radio. This event replaces the Summer Gala Dinner.

MERSIV

Mersiv appears at Knitting Factory [Boise]. Tickets will be available to the general public, with an early presale offered ahead of the main sale.

Dungeons and Dragons

For ages 12 and up, this Dungeons & Dragons program offers a rich world of imagination. The tabletop format promotes social interaction, supports literacy, and sparks inventiveness and storytelling.

Living Awake for Dying - An Intentional Sound Bath and Exploration of Death and Rebirth

Settle into a restorative sound bath and contemplative practice that invites an encounter with endings and renewal. Through attentive presence, meditation, and layered sound held in a caring space, participants are guided on an inner journey that meets impermanence with courage and tenderness. This intimate gathering grows from curiosity about how everything eventually dissolves, whether the closing chapter is a life, a dream, a relationship, or an era. Recognizing and normalizing these passages can open a path to freedom and deepen appreciation for what is here now. The experience rests on the understanding that when we willingly engage with the changing seasons of the heart, we discover a fuller way to live. Death will be explored in both literal and symbolic forms, honoring the natural cycles in which arrivals and departures mirror one another. Like nature, winter yields to rebirth, time after time. The journey is guided by Chrystalina, formerly of Boise, a practitioner with decades of bodywork experience, a singer, sound facilitator, and birth doula who is stepping into death midwifery and end of life work.

Ivy Lab: A Farewell Tour

Ivy Lab brings its farewell tour to Knitting Factory [Boise]. The show is open to all ages. Ticket delivery is delayed for this event, and e-tickets will be sent 48 hours beforehand.

Melrose Avenue

See Melrose Avenue with Autumn Kings and Stray View.

Jared Benjamin

An introduction from Ryman, the name friends and family use. They are from Miami and enjoy making music in their free time, sharing a short note even while not quite sure what to say.

Boise Music Week - How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying

Part of Boise Music Week, this presentation of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying takes place at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. Seating is fully reserved, and a ticket is required for every person entering the venue regardless of age. Late arrivals will be seated at the discretion of management. For security, bags may be inspected; small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 are permitted, while larger purses, totes, backpacks, and fanny packs are generally not allowed for most events. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Payment at the venue is by card or digital methods only. Event parking is included with the purchase of a ticket. The building is smoke free and vaping is not allowed. The facility is designated as guns free under venue policy. All sales are final and there are no exchanges or refunds.

Mother's Day (Before) Food Trucks and Mimosas.

A warm pre Mother's Day gathering dedicated to moms, featuring live music, a variety of food trucks, refreshing mimosas, and an abundance of flowers. Offerings span hearty fare to sweet indulgences, so there is something for every taste. Expect a cheerful atmosphere with tasty bites and live performances throughout. Admission is free.

Boise Greenbelt Relays

Run the entire Boise River Greenbelt on a scenic loop course, either solo or as part of a relay team. Cover the full 45-mile loop by yourself or split it with teams of 2, 4, or 6 to 7, trading off at transition zones set in parks and other public spaces. Along the way, aid and refreshments are provided and the atmosphere stays upbeat. Billed as Boise’s only relay event, it offers a one-of-a-kind experience, and space is limited.

Summer Plant Sale!

Browse a seasonal selection of plants to bring your garden plans to life. Choose from more than 40 varieties of tomatoes, over 20 kinds of peppers, and 10 types of basil, along with a wide range of herbs. Explore many options for squash and pumpkins, cucumbers in assorted shapes and sizes, several melon varieties, and plenty more. The sale will be held rain or shine. Payments are accepted by cash, card, or Venmo.

Celebrate Mother's Day Weekend With Us! 🩷

Mother's Day weekend at the Melting Pot features set hours and two different dining formats. On one day, the regular menu is available. On the other, a four-course prix fixe experience is offered only, with no regular or a la carte options.

Cirque Italia - Water Circus

Cirque Italia’s Water Circus will be at Boise Towne Square. UNATION lists tickets with real-time availability and a variety of prices.

Easy Honey

See Easy Honey with 26fix and Arcade Sarcasm.

Hooligan’s paints *all ages welcome MOTHERS DAY EDITION 🩷

Celebrate a special Mother’s Day edition paint party at Hooligans Pub with The Angry Easel Paint Parties. Beginners and experienced creators alike will follow step by step instruction to complete an 11 x 14 acrylic painting and take the finished canvas home. The venue welcomes all ages. All supplies are provided, including canvas, paints, brushes, and aprons, and food and drinks are available for purchase at the venue. Tickets are available and all skill levels are welcome. For groups that want to sit together, purchase all tickets in a single transaction, since separate orders cannot guarantee adjacent seating. It may sell out, so early purchase is recommended.

An Evening With David Sedaris

David Sedaris, the bestselling author of Calypso, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, and Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, and a regular National Public Radio contributor, appears for a single evening at The Egyptian Theatre. This program follows the release of his books A Carnival of Snackery and Pretty Ugly. The event features new readings and personal reflections, followed by a Q&A and a book signing. Books will be available for purchase at the venue courtesy of Rediscovered Books. Known for sharp humor and clear-eyed social commentary, Sedaris brings his distinctive voice to the stage in an intimate setting.

Vana - The Lady In Red Tour + Cloudyfield + Deadlands + RedHook

Vana brings The Lady In Red Tour to Shrine Social Club, joined by Cloudyfield, Deadlands and RedHook. The performance takes place in the Shrine Ballroom and is open to all ages.

The Boise Flea- MAY MOTHER'S DAY

The Boise Flea presents a Mother’s Day edition featuring a wide variety of vendors and a lively market atmosphere. It is promoted as the most popular Boise Flea of the year. Admission is free, and parking in the stadium lot is available for $5 per vehicle.

Green Acres Mother’s Day Concert with Red Light Challenge

A Mother’s Day concert at Green Acres Food Truck Park features Red Light Challenge performing as a high-energy acoustic duo with well-known songs and lively crowd interaction. Food, drinks, and ice cream are available, creating a family-friendly setting to relax and enjoy live music together.

Cirque Italia - Water Circus

Experience Cirque Italia’s Water Circus at Boise Towne Square. VIP tickets, VIP packages, and VIP travel packages are available through Premium Seats USA.

Femme Fatale - These Ladies Kill (Monthly Comedy Show)

1st Annual Live for 227 Golf Tournament

At Falcon Crest Golf Course, the inaugural Live for 227 Golf Tournament offers a day of golf with prizes benefiting the Trevor Cleland Memorial Scholarship & Benevolence Fund. Volunteer and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Music and Movement

Created for children from birth to age five and their caregivers, this music and movement time invites everyone to clap, stomp, and dance together. It takes place at Library! At Bown Crossing.

Pokémon: Gym Leader Challenge Event!

ABU Games hosts a Gym Leader Challenge tournament for the Pokémon TCG. The event uses best of 1 matches with 3 to 4 rounds based on player turnout, and the entry fee is $7.50. Prizing follows a pack-per-win approach, and there are prize packs available even if you do not win a game. All participants receive packs based on their record with a minimum of one pack, plus a 6 card prize pack while supplies last. A $3 Upgrade Pack is available upon entry to the tournament. Players can also choose from a selection of older packs from the prize pool while supplies last. Gym Leader Challenge is a fan-made format where you build a deck around a single Pokémon type and follow singleton rules for all cards except basic Energy. The card pool is Expanded, covering sets from Black and White forward. Cards with Rule Boxes are not allowed, so Pokémon V, GX, EX, BREAK, Prism Star, and Ace Spec cards are excluded. A community Discord is available for connecting with other players, tournament information, announcements, and more.

John Butler with Band

John Butler with Band appears at Knitting Factory [Boise]. Tickets are offered in multiple phases, including artist and Spotify presales, a general public sale, and VIP package options.

GOL - Coffee & Collaboration - Alchemist

Connect over coffee at Alchemist Coffee with a networking meetup focused on authentic conversation and collaboration. The gathering welcomes wellness providers seeking aligned partners, professionals aiming to expand their network, and anyone building a passion project or business. Attendees can look forward to meaningful dialogue, thoughtful introductions, and a supportive community of peers who understand their goals, turning casual chats into real opportunities.

Arm's Length

Arm's Length appears at The Shredder with material shaped by singer and lyricist Allen Steinberg's present-day perspective, still woven with pieces of the past. The record he describes centers on working through those earlier experiences in the here and now, setting a reflective tone for the music.

Ally Evenson Supporting SPORTS

Sports performs with Ally Evenson at Shrine Social Club in Boise. It is a live show that brings both artists together on the same stage.

Johnny Shoes at the Lowman Inn

Johnny Shoes presents a solo set at Lowman Inn, featuring songs by some of his favorite songwriters alongside a selection of his own originals.

Alex G

Alex G headlines an all ages concert at Treefort Music Hall with guests. In collaboration with PLUS1, $1 from each ticket will benefit local nonprofits that support young people through housing and stability resources, educational access, and mental health services.

IFS Presents: Bruce Campbell Sneak Preview

Bruce Campbell visits Boise for an advance screening of his new film, Ernie & Emma, at the Egyptian Theatre. After the film, he will take questions and talk about independent filmmaking, his career, and returning to his indie roots. The evening also includes a raffle featuring a signed Bruce Campbell item, with proceeds supporting the Idaho Film Society and its mission to expand access to film and filmmaking opportunities across Idaho. This event welcomes film lovers to celebrate independent cinema and hear directly from Campbell.

Disciple and The Whosoevers in Boise, ID

Experience an impactful evening as Disciple teams up with The Whosoevers in Boise.

Dry Cleaning + Hotline TNT

Dry Cleaning performs alongside Hotline TNT in an all-ages concert in the Shrine Ballroom at Shrine Social Club. The show brings both bands together on the same bill.

Grateful

This event at Treefort Music Hall spotlights Grateful and welcomes people of any age.

Summer Reading & Learning Celebration

Hosted by Boise Public Library and Ada Community Library with Boise Rock School, this celebration highlights summer reading and learning for youth. Families can explore opportunities for children, register for local programs such as Summer Reading, and meet with more than 20 exhibitors offering educational and fun options for kids and families throughout the summer and year-round. Expect music, food, and photos with mascots, along with resources to help plan enriching activities. The event takes place at JUMP Boise.

Mom Jokes

Mom Jokes brings a comedy experience created by moms and made for moms. It leans into the humor and heart of parenting, the kind of night that justifies booking a babysitter, and offers a cheerful boost before a long, hot summer with the kids.

Idaho Bag Chasers Presents: R&B Brunch with the Bag Chasers

Get ready to experience a special R&B brunch. You can expect a sing-along experience featuring popular songs from the 90s to today, combined with food and energy. This is an event for those 21 and older. There will be raffles and giveaways. Menu options include chicken and waffles, biscuits and gravy, an omelet bar, and a yogurt bar.

American Football + Mei Semones

American Football performs at Treefort Music Hall with Mei Semones joining the bill. Enjoy a live music experience in a venue welcoming fans of all ages.

Lowertown

See Lowertown with Micah Preite at the Shrine Social Club.

Jens Jazz Residency

The basement at Shrine Social Club hosts a jazz residency led by Jens. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages.

You Should Be Dancing - A Tribute to the Bee Gees

You Should Be Dancing brings a high-energy celebration of Bee Gees music to Knitting Factory [Boise], capturing the group’s signature harmonies, groove, and style with vivid visuals and charismatic stage presence. Expect favorites like Stayin’ Alive, You Should Be Dancing, More Than a Woman, Night Fever, and How Deep Is Your Love, along with songs the Gibb brothers wrote for artists such as Dolly Parton, Céline Dion, Barbra Streisand, and Diana Ross. A ticket delivery hold is in place, and tickets are emailed 48 hours before the event. This event is open to all ages.

Wayne Hancock

Wayne Hancock will perform live at Neurolux Lounge in Boise. Tickets are available for this show.

Junior rodeo club

Young riders can take part in a free club focused on building horsemanship and equitation, practicing core rodeo techniques, and exploring gymkhana activities. Most sessions take place at Mountain Meadow Christian Center, with some alternating at the arena in Idaho City. Participants who do not have their own horse need to RSVP in advance, and space for those riders is limited.

Being As An Ocean

The lineup features Being As An Ocean, Lagrimas, and Commoner.

Prince Daddy & The Hyena

Remo Drive, the longtime project of brothers Erik and Stephen Paulson, crafts emo-tinged rock and roll with the aim of making listeners feel something. After six years of records in that style, Mercy marks what comes next.

Macbeth

Macbeth will be performed live at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival Amphitheater, presented as an in-person stage event.

SEPULTURA - Celebrating Life Through Death Final North American Tour 2026 + Exodus + Biohazard + T

Sepultura brings its Celebrating Life Through Death final North American tour to Shrine Social Club, with the performance taking place in the Shrine Ballroom. The bill features Exodus, Biohazard, and Tribal Gaze alongside the headliner. Guests of any age are welcome.

Voodoo Boise paints *all ages welcome

Create an 11 by 14 acrylic painting with guidance from The Angry Easel Paint Parties at Voodoo Brewing Co - Boise. This beginner-friendly session provides instruction from start to finish, and everyone will take home a completed canvas as a keepsake. All supplies are included, such as the canvas, paints, brushes, and aprons. The venue welcomes all ages, and food and drinks are available for purchase. All skill levels are welcome. For groups wishing to sit together, purchase all tickets in a single transaction because seating together is not guaranteed for separate purchases.

Live music by Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys

Enjoy live music from Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys. Admission is $10 at the door. A large dance floor and a full bar are available.

4th Annual Memorial Day Classic - World Series NIT Qualifier (Boise/Meridian, ID) - NCS Cafarelli

Teams ages 8U through 14U head to Boise and Meridian, Idaho for the fourth annual Memorial Day Classic, a qualifying tournament for the USSSA World Series NIT. Games are played across Willow Lane, Ann Morrison, and Columbia HS, and each team is guaranteed four games. The event brings together regional youth baseball competition across local parks for a full holiday weekend of action. Spots are limited.

NAMIWalks Treasure Valley

NAMIWalks is a fundraising program. Funds raised stay in Idaho and support NAMI Idahos programs and services in the Treasure Valley. The 5K loop takes place on the Green Belt, from Ann Morrison to Esther Simplot, and returns on the other side of the river. Individuals, teams, and companies can register for the walk.

CHAOS & CARNAGE 2026

Chaos & Carnage 2026 takes place at Treefort Music Hall and features performances by Thy Art Is Murder, Carnifex, Body Snatcher, 200 Stab Wounds, Ingested, Gates To Hell, and Bodybox. This is an all ages event.

She Loves Me

Attend a performance of She Loves Me. The show is being held at a theater in Boise.

MetFix Boise Murph

MetFix Boise Murph marks Memorial Day with a focus on remembering, honoring, and celebrating the fallen. The emphasis is on bringing important memories back to mind, showing appreciation through public recognition, and taking part in special activities that highlight the importance of the occasion. Registration updates will be shared here and on Instagram at @metfixboise. Veteran and servicemember related businesses and nonprofits interested in attending as vendors can reach out at 208 579 2176 or albert@metfixboise.com.

Memorial Day 5K/10K/15K - Boise

A Memorial Day run in Boise brings the community together to honor and remember the service members who gave their lives. Participants can choose a 5K, 10K, or 15K on the trails along the Boise River, starting and finishing at Ann Morrison Park. Every finisher receives a commemorative medal, and awards recognize the top three men and women in traditional five year age groups for all three distances. Registration fees are $35 for the 5K, $40 for the 10K, and $60 for the 15K, with a virtual option available for $35. Fees increase slightly for late and race day entry, and choosing no shirt saves $5. Active and retired military are eligible for a complimentary entry in the 5K, 10K, or 15K, with military ID required at bib pickup.

Sip 'n Frolic 2026 - Sip, Savor, and Support Something That Matters

At Lost Grove Brewing, a relaxed outdoor spring gathering offers local beer and wine tastings, friendly conversation, and an energetic auction filled with unique experiences and packages. A $25 ticket covers five tastings and access to the auction, with proceeds supporting Boise Schools Early Learning Centers and a clean water project in Belen, Guatemala in partnership with the Engineers Without Borders–Boise Chapter. Live music from Boise musician Olivia Frost, known for a soulful indie folk style, sets an easygoing, memorable tone. Expect a welcoming atmosphere where it is simple to reconnect with friends or meet someone new, all while contributing to meaningful work close to home and abroad.

Modesto Roadsters at Boise Hawks

The Modesto Roadsters face the Boise Hawks at Boise Hawks Memorial Stadium. This meeting spotlights baseball strategy across nine innings, as lineup choices, bullpen calls, and tense late moments can quickly swing momentum. The ballpark puts spectators near the field, making it easy to notice the small details that shape runs, outs, and the flow of play.

Jens Jazz Residency

Live jazz fills the basement of Shrine Social Club during the Jens Jazz Residency. There is no admission charge, and guests of any age are welcome.

The Cabin Readings & Conversations Robin Wall Kimmerer

Robin Wall Kimmerer, author of the internationally acclaimed Braiding Sweetgrass, offers reflections on reciprocity in nature. Drawing on scientific perspectives, she shares what she has learned about these relationships and how they shape our understanding of the natural world.

Crazy for Cline: Rebecca Pearce and Whisky Tango

At The Egyptian Theatre, Rebecca Pearce and Whisky Tango present a heartfelt salute to Patsy Cline, capturing the classic atmosphere of the Grand Ole Opry. Pearce’s emotive vocals bring favorites to life, including Walkin’ After Midnight, I Fall to Pieces, and Crazy, along with more timeless hits that celebrate Cline’s enduring legacy.

Candlelight Concerts at FPC Boise - A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac

A candlelit concert at First Presbyterian Church of Boise celebrates the music of Fleetwood Mac, performed by the Listeso String Quartet. The program features Everywhere, Gypsy, You Make Loving Fun, Never Going Back Again, Don't Stop, Gold Dust Woman, Go Your Own Way, Landslide, Little Lies, Songbird, Rhiannon, and The Chain. The performance lasts 60 minutes, doors open 45 minutes before it begins, and late entry is not allowed after the start. Seating is assigned upon arrival within each zone. Open to ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA accessible. Tickets are priced from $31.50.

42nd Annual Saint Alphonsus Capitol Classic Run

Now in its 42nd year, this one-mile kids run welcomes participants ages 15 and under for a fun, fitness-focused dash that begins at the Idaho State Capitol and returns to Cecil D. Andrus Park. Every finisher receives a commemorative medal and an event T-shirt, celebrating a tradition that supports youth health and community spirit. Presented by Saint Alphonsus and the Treasure Valley Family YMCA, the event embraces kids of all abilities. A shorter adaptive course is available for children with physical or intellectual disabilities, and IncludeAbility partners with the run to provide complimentary entry for those athletes along with volunteer running buddies for anyone who would like extra support. IncludeAbility’s mission centers on bringing youth with physical or intellectual challenges into mainstream sports. Parking nearby can be limited, so biking, carpooling, or walking is encouraged, and participants are asked to be considerate of neighbors.

Boise, Idaho

Beam Queen is taking place in Boise, Idaho, and online registration is available.

She Loves Me

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Blues Jam

Enjoy a blues jam session at a local cafe.

She Loves Me

Tickets are available for a performance of She Loves Me. Pricing depends on seating selection.

$3 Movie Monday: Shrek 2

Settle in for a $3 Movie Monday screening of Shrek 2, presented as part of the $3 Summer Movie Series.

Cory Michaelis

Comedian Cory Michaelis sharpened his act with guidance from Louie Anderson, who also helped him record a 45 minute clean special, Bad Teacher, for Dry Bar Comedy in Provo, Utah. His first album, The Collage Dropout, on 800 Pound Gorilla Records, climbed to number two on the Billboard and iTunes charts. He is a frequent headliner throughout the Pacific Northwest, opens at Brad Garrett's Comedy Club at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, and has led shows at comedy clubs, casinos, colleges, and quirky bars across the country. Festival highlights include NOHO, Bridgetown in Portland, Limestone in Bloomington, and a headlining slot at the Idaho Laugh Fest in Boise. He also reached the finals of the Seattle International Comedy Competition. Louie Anderson describes him as "too mean to Roze."

Ballet Idaho - Cinderella

Ballet Idaho’s Cinderella will be presented at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. All seating is reserved, and every person entering the venue, regardless of age, must have a ticket. Late arrivals are seated at the discretion of management. Security and bag guidelines are in effect. Bags may be searched at entry. Small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 are permitted, while larger items such as totes, backpacks, and fanny packs are discouraged and are generally not allowed for most performances. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. The venue operates cashless. Tap, swipe, or scan is accepted, with cards and digital payments only. Event parking is included with the ticket. The Morrison Center is a smoke free environment, and vaping is not allowed. The facility is designated as a guns free space. All ticket sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live at Albertsons Stadium

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live comes to Albertsons Stadium in Boise, Idaho for a live show featuring the Hot Wheels monster trucks.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Tickets Boise ID Albertsons Stadium

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live is coming to Albertsons Stadium in Boise, ID. Tickets are available through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace offering a wide selection that can include premium seats and suites, with some listings priced below face value. Prices are set by individual sellers and may be higher or lower than the original box office. Every order is backed by a 100% guarantee for authentic, valid entry, and a full refund is provided if the event is canceled with no rescheduled date, excluding shipping. The exchange has operated since 2005, has fulfilled more than 100,000 orders, and features over 40 million tickets to events worldwide. MyCityRocks is not affiliated with the venue or the performer.

Ballet Idaho - Cinderella

Ballet Idaho presents Cinderella at The Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. Seating is reserved, and a ticket is required for entry for all ages. Late arrivals will be seated at the discretion of management. Bag checks may occur. Small clutches or purses up to 14 by 14 are allowed, while larger items such as tote bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are discouraged and are prohibited for most performances. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. The venue is cashless and accepts cards and digital payments only. Event parking is included with ticket purchase. The Morrison Center is smoke free, and vaping is not allowed. The facility is designated as guns free. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

TRICA SUMMER CAMPS

A series of four themed camps explores Vaudeville, the Roaring Twenties, the Harlem Renaissance, and Big Band. Full-day enrollment is available for children ages 3 to 9, and a half-day option is offered for ages 3 to 5 only.

Aaron Wolf - Still: In Motion Tour w/Coloso

Aaron Wolf returns to The Olympic as part of the Still: In Motion Tour with Coloso. The San Diego based, nationally touring artist has quickly gained recognition across Southern California as a rising force in American reggae. His sound mixes reggae, folk, and hip hop, grounded in conscious, uplifting lyrics.

Lucerne Valley's Chuck plus special guests Bridge The Gap, Karate Riot, Since We Were Kids & So Down

A basement show at Shrine Social Club brings Lucerne Valley's Chuck together with Bridge The Gap, Karate Riot, Since We Were Kids, and So Down. The concert takes place in the Shrine Basement and welcomes attendees of all ages.

SUPERSUCKERS, SCOTT H. BIRAM

The lineup features Supersuckers and Scott H. Biram. Attendees of all ages are welcome. Bar service is available with valid ID.

Boise Take Steps

This event brings together a dedicated community of supporters for the Northwest Chapter’s annual Take Steps walk, centered on connection, celebration, and progress toward a cure for inflammatory bowel disease. Participants walk to raise funds that fuel research, drive better treatments, and expand education and support services that enhance quality of life for people living with IBD.

Blackberry Smoke: Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour 2026

Blackberry Smoke brings the Rattle, Ramble and Roll Tour to Knitting Factory [Boise]. Tickets will be released in phases, with presale access for the artist and for Smokers Lounge Fan Club members, fan club bundle options, and VIP package presales, followed by VIP package availability and a general public release.

Mamma Mia!

This event brings Mamma Mia to the Morrison Center For The Performing Arts in Boise, ID.

Tinker Summer Camp

Hosted by One Stone, Tinker Summer Camp nurtures curiosity in science, technology, engineering, and math through hands-on projects and mentorship from near peers, designed for students entering third or fourth grade. Families can choose from tiered pricing that best fits their budget, with options of $75 as a reduced rate, $125 as the actual cost, or $200 to cover one camper and help support another. For details about financial assistance, email camille@onestone.org.

Junior Rodeo Club

This free junior rodeo club provides an opportunity to learn and practice equitation, rodeo skills, and gymkhana events. Activities take place primarily at Mountain Meadow Christian Center, with some alternating at the arena in Idaho City. Participants without their own horse must RSVP, and space for those riders is limited.

Kaleo Tickets

KALEO serves up unfiltered blues rock powered by rough-hewn vocals and pounding rhythms, delivering a stirring, high-intensity performance filled with emotion and anthemic hits.

Zach Top: Cold Beer & Country Music Tour

Zach Top takes the stage at ExtraMile Arena in Boise, ID for a live concert.