Events in Meridian today

Honor veterans over a hearty breakfast featuring pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee, milk, and juice. After you eat, enjoy full access to the museum and take time to explore. Please note that any solicitations seeking vendors for this event are not authorized and should be treated as fraudulent.

This public USPSA event reserves Pits 7–16. Shooters are expected to help with setup and teardown. Shooting begins after setup is complete, and teardown takes place after each squad finishes its final stage. New shooters must check in at the range building in the pistol pits for a briefing at the designated start time, or they will not be able to shoot. Please register and check PractiScore for the start time.

A festive Foster Care Holiday Party at Topgolf in Meridian, Idaho brings families, supporters, and neighbors together under the Margie Barilla Foundation’s banner to celebrate the season while uplifting a meaningful cause. Guests can enjoy a fun, social setting with activities that connect people around shared purpose. Proceeds support the foundation’s work for children in foster care and survivors of human trafficking, funding essential resources and the development of emergency shelters across several states, including Texas, Illinois, Nevada, and Washington, D.C. The gathering blends holiday cheer with impact, raising awareness and contributing to programs that offer safety, care, and hope for vulnerable children and individuals.

The countdown is underway for the Eagle Holiday Bazaar, which will take place over a weekend. Official dates and times are provided in the announcement and shown in the cover photo.

Browse local vendors, enjoy food and live music, and stop by the Flower Trailer for a selection of seasonal blooms. The flowers are locally grown and can brighten your home or make a thoughtful gift.

This sanctioned ARA benchrest match features .22 LR rimfire shooting at 50-yard targets. Participants must be ARA members to compete. Membership is free and can be obtained through the American Rimfire website. Contact Ray Michelson for more information.

Browse a variety of crafts, quilts, lefse, jewelry, 3D ornaments and art, home decor, and baked goods. Vendors include Scentsy, Pampered Chef, Tupperware, Sassy_Crafts4u, Mountainside Keepsakes, and A Crochet. Coffee and cinnamon or caramel rolls are available in the morning, with baked potatoes, soups, pies, and coffee at lunch.

The 2nd Annual Toys for Tots Car Show brings the community together at Fred Meyer in Meridian, ID for a day focused on automobiles. Vehicles of any make or model are welcome to participate. Entry is a new, unwrapped toy. Pre-registration is available for those who want to sign up ahead of time.

Explore 150 years of Boise history and architecture on a guided walking tour of downtown. The tour introduces the built environment that makes downtown Boise distinctive and shares how the area developed and the people who shaped it. It is suitable for visitors and Idaho residents interested in learning more about the city’s history.

Play board games, trading card games, and miniatures games while supporting lifesaving care at St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital. The gaming halls offer friendly tables, competitive pods, and access to the Board Game Room, with donations encouraged and all event proceeds benefiting St. Luke’s. Participants can earn prizes and raffle tickets based on event results, purchase additional raffle tickets, and spin the prize wheel. The prize table features more than $3,000 in prizes, including board games, miniatures games, and trading card game booster boxes. Bring friends and any supplies needed for your selected events.

Children ages 5–12 can explore clay through hands-on sessions for beginner to advanced levels. Activities alternate among handbuilding, wheel throwing, and glazing, introducing skills such as patience, perseverance, problem solving, and creativity. Each student will make at least one or two ceramic pieces, with clay, guidance, tools, wheels, glazes, and kiln firing included. Children should wear clothes that can get dirty or bring an apron. Pre-registration is required, and long nails are not recommended.

NeuroQueer Collective is a free meetup for neurodivergent and/or queer adults to connect and talk while coloring, drawing, or working on a craft of their choice.

Enjoy a chance to refresh your skin with Jeuveau, Dysport, or Botox. Jeuveau is $10 per unit and Dysport is $3.33 per unit. Champagne is provided, and availability is limited to supplies on hand.

Enjoy free, open play for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Beginner and veteran players are welcome to bring a deck, trade cards, battle, and receive a promo pack for attending. During weeks with scheduled competitive events, such as Pre-Releases, League Challenges, or League Cups, those events will take the place of open play.

Take part in a weekly Star Wars: Unlimited play event at ABU Games, with Standard Format on most weeks and Booster Draft Format on the first Saturday of each month. Both formats include three Swiss rounds and prizes, with a booster pack for players who do not win a match. Participants receive a three-card OP Booster, and promotional items may be available. In Premier Format, there is also a chance to win a Carbonite Booster for every eight players in attendance. Players can also purchase a discounted Standard Star Wars: Unlimited Upgrade Pack.

Set sail on an original Dungeons & Dragons adventure in the worlds of the Sanctum and Waterdeep. Drop-in one-shot adventures welcome players for heroic quests, with character sheets provided and only dice needed. Every player receives five raffle tickets, with prizes including board games, trading card game booster boxes, and a D&D bundle. Proceeds support Extra Life and the local St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital, a Children’s Miracle Network Hospital. Donations can also be made directly to the Extra Life campaign.

Take part in a community-focused Flesh and Blood TCG Armory event featuring three rounds of play in the Classic Constructed format. The format may occasionally change. The event uses a modified pack-per-win prize structure, with GEM Packs distributed randomly and at least one pack for every participant. Players of all skill levels are welcome to test their decks and connect with fellow fans of the game.

American Boffer offers a lively, structured session at Nampa Public Library where kids stay active from start to finish. Using foam sword activities in a supervised setting, participants build coordination, teamwork, and confidence while having fun. At the core is the Oath of Fairplay, which promotes honesty, accountability, and respect during games and friendly competition. Designed for ages 8 to 13. Waivers are required upon arrival.

Learn the basics of wire wrapping while creating a handmade pendant with a natural stone cabochon. Guided instruction covers working with three core wires, weaving a bail, securing a stone within a wire frame, and adding personal design elements. All tools and materials are provided, and participants may bring a favorite cabochon to incorporate. Ages 15 and up are welcome. Registration is $40 and advance sign up is required. Optional items to have on hand include any cabochons you prefer to use, water in a spill proof container, and layered clothing. This beginner-friendly class also suits artists looking to expand their jewelry making skills. Instructor Maryann Weed has more than 12 years of experience in wire wrapping and offers a wide selection of natural gemstones for student projects. Outside the classroom she works as a professional cosplayer and clown and balloon artist, supporting children’s charities through appearances at events such as those organized by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Mark the GD-06 release with sealed play for the Gundam TCG using the Deckbuilding Kit. The entry fee is estimated at $60 and may change. The event will start promptly, so plan to arrive on time. Seating is limited, so pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot, and it opens one month before the event date.

Take part in weekly organized play for the Gundam TCG. There is a $6 entry fee and three Swiss rounds. All participants receive a booster pack and an OP Pack, with additional prizes available based on round wins. Bring your own deck to play.

Explore the latest Magic: The Gathering Universe Beyond set, Star Trek, at this prerelease event. The tournament uses the Sealed format, with space for up to 36 players. Players can be entered manually or use the Magic Companion app to join the event with a room code provided at signup.

SHOT GLASS brings country, Southern, and classic music to a barn dance.

The Boise Baseball Academy Benefit Banquet brings together supporters, families, friends, coaches, local businesses, and community members for an evening of food, drinks, and fundraising. Guests can enjoy a catered dinner by Big K BBQ, a silent auction, raffles, and prizes. Raffles include a shotgun or rifle, a baseball glove, and liquor. Proceeds support Boise Baseball Academy’s coaching, player development, training opportunities, and baseball experiences for its athletes. This is an adult event.

Friday Night Magic features a Commander format with two rounds. Entry is four Magic: The Gathering rare cards with a gold set symbol, and all players receive two to four rare cards as prizes based on performance.

An audience-driven improv experience unfolds as the cast builds a single one act play entirely from crowd suggestions. Performed without a script in one uninterrupted piece, the story develops in real time as characters, relationships, and comedy emerge on the spot. It all begins with a location offered by the audience, perhaps a bustling airport, a deserted theme park, or a fast food break room, and that setting becomes the springboard for a tale told once and never repeated. The result is spontaneous twists, genuine connections, and plenty of laughs as the performers discover where the story goes.

MARIS performs with guests at Shrine Basement. The event is open to all ages and is presented in partnership with LIFEBEAT, a program of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

This four-week introductory series covers the foundations of drag king performance, from developing a persona to creating a stage-ready look. Sessions explore drag king history, discovering your character and swagger through movement, building an act, costuming, and basic masculine contour with a hands-on makeup tutorial. A king kit is included. Participants can register for the full series or individual classes, and payment plans are accepted. Classes are transferable, but payments are nonrefundable.

Take on a 300-yard shooting challenge using .22LR rifles only. Shooters may use a bipod and rear bag, with sleds and benchrest rests not permitted. The challenge includes 50 rounds, and cash prizes for first, second, and third place depend on turnout.

Caffé D'arte inside The Warehouse serves coffee and offers several breakfast and lunch options. The group will be at a table near Totally Smashed.

This beginner-friendly drawing class welcomes all ages and offers practice in creating accurate lines, forms, values, and shapes using vine charcoal, newsprint, and drawing paper. Each lesson explores a different topic, such as foundational lines, values, drapery, edges, and organic or man-made shapes, with a still life setup provided for the lesson. Participants can share their work and discuss challenges in a brief group critique. Please bring drawing paper and newsprint measuring 14 by 17 inches or larger, 2B and 4B charcoal pencils, a kneaded eraser, and 2B, 4B, and 6B compressed charcoal sticks. Extra supplies are available, and all other supplies are provided. Instruction is led by Jessica, a classically trained fine artist and illustrator with more than 20 years of fine art experience. Registration is $22.

Phoenix Fire Games presents a Kill Team event built around a draft-inspired twist that starts the strategy phase before any dice are rolled. Each player arrives with three distinct Kill Teams, reveals all three to their opponent, secretly removes one of the opponent’s options from contention, then simultaneously selects from their remaining two to lock in the matchup for the round. This format rewards sharp planning, mind games, and confident execution on the tabletop. Come prepared to run all three of your teams and bring everything you need to play them, including rules, operative and faction references, equipment details, tokens, markers, and any other essential materials, since opponents may not have extras. Players without three teams are still welcome, and arrangements can be made in advance to make sure everyone gets a game. Rounds use strict time management with a short window at the start for reveals, bans, and setup, and hard dice down to keep the day moving. Prizes and a wrap-up bring the event to a close.

A weekly teen group offers a safe space to connect, practice social skills, and learn DBT strategies for everyday life. Enrollment is open.

This public workshop helps shooters prepare for the courses of fire encountered in NRL22 matches. There is no match fee.

Take part in organized play for the One Piece Trading Card Game. Bring your own deck for three rounds of Swiss pairings. Entry is $7, and every participant receives a booster pack and an organized play pack regardless of performance. Additional packs can be earned based on round wins.

Roll out the red carpet for a two hour celebration of independent short films as they light up the theater screen at Overland Park Cinemas. After the program, the Colossal After Party offers time to meet and mingle with the featured filmmakers. This public screening is intended for mature audiences. The official slate features Bluebird from Amanda Woods and Female Film Slayers, OBEY! by Jordan Wippell, Whack-Em Jack by Joel Deering, In Memory of Tom Vulture by Sam Patzer, Willow by Gordon A. Muhlestein, UPRIVER by Rob Sallis, The Devil Eats Pork by Gavin Johnson, Plunge by Brady Love, E, or Life Through the Eyes of an Autistic POC in Boise by Taylor Hildebrand, Therian by Andrew Ellis, Don’t Go Home by Kody Newton, Career by Mike Thompson, bird song by Timothy David Orme, Grave Happening by Huttheimer Oscar Wigley, and GRUNGE by Andrew Ellis with Ian Taylor, Easton Lay, and Leta Neustaedter. Built on the idea that filmmakers deserve a true theatrical showcase alongside friends, family, cast, crew, and the wider community, this biannual event spotlights cinematic storytelling and the many journeys it captures.

Youth Alliance for Diversity provides a safe, supportive environment for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 14 to 20. The program fosters education, social connection, and a sense of community, offering opportunities to meet peers and interact with positive adult role models.

Roll On returns to The Sapphire Room at the Riverside Hotel in Boise, Idaho with a live salute to Alabama. Born from a deep appreciation for Alabama’s timeless catalog, the band brings the group’s signature harmonies, vibrant energy, and skilled musicianship to the stage. The performance spans many of the more than 43 number one hits, including Mountain Music, Tennessee River, Fiddle in the Band, I'm in a Hurry, Roll On 18-Wheeler, Feels So Right, Dixieland Delight, Love in the First Degree, and Take Me Down. Considered the premier Alabama tribute in the United States, Roll On shares this music with longtime fans and new listeners alike.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to Treefort Music Hall for a concert open to all ages.

Enjoy two hours of relaxed, friendly cribbage. Players of all experience levels are welcome to learn, play, and spend time in good company.

Enjoy a lapsit storytime designed for babies ages 0–2, with stories, songs, and activities. The free library program is open to the public, and no library card or registration is required.

Start a year of reading with a journal available at the second-floor information desk. Decorate it and use it to keep track of the books you read. A new reading Bingo sheet is available in the Teen Loft at the beginning of each month. Complete a sheet and return it to receive a small prize.

Take part in casual-competitive organized play for Flesh and Blood, a fantasy dueling trading card game where players equip legendary heroes with weapons, armor, and personalized decks to face off against an opponent. Play follows the standard 60-card format, with a $6 entry fee plus tax.

Enjoy a beginner-friendly acrylic painting class with step-by-step guidance as you create an 11-by-14-inch canvas masterpiece to take home. All materials, including a canvas, paints, brushes, and aprons, are provided. The venue welcomes all ages and offers beer, wine, and kombucha on tap. You may bring your own food to snack on. For group seating, purchase all tickets together, as seating together cannot be guaranteed for separate purchases.

This ongoing class is designed for beginners and casual dancers looking for a fun way to move and exercise. Learn basic belly dance and veil movements, using a short choreography to practice combining them. The class can repeat movements as often as needed and progresses at its own pace. Veils and hip belts are provided for use during class. Monthly tuition is $50 in months with four Mondays and $65 in months with five Mondays.

Oso Oso performs with Liquid Mike, bugsy, and Black Bolt in the Shrine Basement. The show is open to all ages.

Take part in organized play for the Digimon Trading Card Game, featuring three rounds of Swiss play. Entry is $6, and every participant receives a pack, with the chance to earn additional packs for round wins. Participants also receive Organized Play packs for attending.

Enjoy two free-to-play games, each made up of three rounds inspired by popular game shows. The rounds go beyond standard questions and answers, featuring word jumbles, picture rounds, and more. Players of all trivia experience levels are welcome, with prizes available to win.

Explore Lindy Hop, an energetic, fun-loving swing dance style from the 1930s and 1940s, danced to jazz from Big Band favorites like Benny Goodman and the smooth vocals of Ella Fitzgerald. The evening includes a beginner lesson followed by open dancing. Beginners are welcome, whether it is your first time on a dance floor or you already know a few steps. Admission is $5, with cash and card accepted.

To honor Veterans Day, veterans receive free admission.

This one hour luncheon at The Riverside Hotel offers a complimentary meal and features real experiences shared by local families, illustrating how early support can transform childhood outcomes. The program highlights what a united community can accomplish for its youngest members and outlines ways to get involved through volunteering, donations, or student enrollment. Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers, a nonprofit serving Idaho since 1989, strives to ensure a family’s income does not define a child’s future by expanding access to early learning and care for infants through preschoolers, along with tuition assistance, on site food pantries, and resources for parents. Safe, nurturing classrooms and healthy meals not only prepare children for kindergarten, they help create lasting change for families.

Explore a selection of large-print books, new arrivals, and more. Bookmobile staff can help with book recommendations and other library services. This visit is open to the public.

Explore the PLAY Studio, where technology, creativity, and imagination come together through multimedia. Kids, teens, and adults ages 5 and up can learn about studio tools, take part in hands-on activities, discover Studio Projects and the Dreamweaver Film Collective, and use PLAY resources for personal or community projects. Participants can also see creations by other community members and meet fellow multimedia enthusiasts. Regular attendees can access more advanced tools through training during studio time. Open Studios are free and welcome anyone interested in making, moving, playing, inspiring, or sharing.

American singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jen Howard brings an eclectic mix of folk, roots, reggae, and sophisti-pop to Bar365 at The Riverside Hotel in Boise, ID. Born in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, with a blue-collar, home-schooled upbringing, she writes music that explores human nature, love, courageous motivation, and intentional compassion. Her releases include the debut EP Motion from 2019 and the album Still, released in March 2024. Having performed across numerous U.S. states and abroad in countries such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, the Netherlands, Iceland, Costa Rica, and Peru, she draws on broad experience for this live appearance.

Get an overview of CIE itineraries through Ireland, Scotland, and England, plus HX expedition destinations to Iceland, Antarctica, and the Galapagos. This informational event takes place at Meridian Senior Center in Meridian, Idaho.

Enjoy an evening of bingo in November, with two dates to choose from.

Take part in free, open play for a major miniatures wargame. New and veteran players are welcome to meet other Warhammer players and show off their armies.

Enjoy a casual night of games with access to a library of more than 150 board games, free to play, in a reserved back play area. Choose from family favorites like Monopoly, card games such as Fluxx and Cards Against Humanity, social deduction games like Werewolf, or strategic Euro games featuring city building, economic development, and worker placement. Play a game from the wall and receive a 10% discount if you decide to buy your own copy. Prototype role-playing and board game creators will also be looking for testers, offering a chance to try games that have not yet been played by others.

Take part in organized play for the Commander format of Magic: The Gathering. Choose between casual play, with random prizes and a relaxed atmosphere, or competitive play, with competitive prizes. Casual decks must be Bracket Level 3 or below. Competitive decks have no construction restrictions beyond the standard ban list. Bring your own Commander deck. Entry is $8.

Margaret Glaspy performs with Olive Klug in an all-ages show at Shrine Basement.

Joanne Shaw Taylor brings her blistering guitar work and soulful vocals to the stage, performing fan favorites from her Billboard-charting album Black & Gold along with new music from her forthcoming release, The Trouble With Love. Robert Jon & The Wreck add their driving Southern rock sound, rich harmonies, and electrifying performances, including standout songs from their latest album, Heartbreaks & Last Goodbyes. Together, the artists deliver a blend of blues roots, fiery musicianship, and energetic rock.

Test your trivia knowledge during Trivia Tuesdays at Lost Grove Brewing in Boise’s Hyde Park neighborhood. On-street parking is available.

Game Night Live combines music bingo and rockstar trivia in a lively game built around songs from a wide range of genres, including classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks. Each bingo card is unique, and eight trivia questions add another challenge when the music fades.

Play in a weekly official Union Arena store tournament, whether you are new to the game or looking to hone your skills. The event uses the Standard format with up to three best-of-one rounds. Players receive a pack even if they do not win a match. When packs are unavailable, players can receive in-store credit per pack owed or choose an eligible pack from the prize box. Kit prizes may also be available.

Take part in a draft featuring The Hobbit. Entry is $35, with pack-per-match-win prizes and three rounds of play.

Enjoy an evening of West Coast Swing with a beginner lesson followed by open dancing. This flexible, contemporary dance can be done to a range of music, from country and hip hop to EDM. Beginners are welcome, including those who have never danced before. Admission is $5, payable by cash or card.

Enjoy breakfast and time for community and camaraderie. Meals are supported by donations.

Enjoy a playful storytime adventure that combines STEM and early literacy through songs, stories, finger play, and rhymes. Designed for children ages 18 months to 3 years.

Open to the public, this bookmobile stop offers a chance to get a library card and browse for books.

The MAKE Studio offers a welcoming space for people ages 5 and up to explore creativity through hands-on activities, learn about tools, and work on personal or community projects. Visitors can discover studio resources, see creations by other community members, meet makers, and learn how to get involved with studio projects. Regular attendees can receive training to use more advanced tools. Free project opportunities are available for individuals and groups to propose ideas that give back to the community, bring joy to others, explore a passion, encourage learning, or foster connections.

Designed for teens ages 11 to 18, this low-pressure studio session offers time to decompress, build confidence, and express feelings through art. Participants explore simple stress-management techniques using breath, rhythm, or color, then try abstract painting, oil pastels, or neuro-doodling, with an emphasis on creative flow rather than perfection. The session also includes a low-sensory wind-down and an invitation to transform process art into a finished piece, whether or not they choose to share it. Registration costs $30.

Take part in an open-structure Commander league. Prizes are based on attendance and awarded as standard MTG packs through a raffle system. Players can earn up to three raffle tickets during the evening: one for registering, one for winning a game, and one for playing a game that follows the current theme restrictions. Entry costs $4.

Enjoy a relaxed, fun painting experience with guidance from an instructor as you create your own artwork. Drinks are available for purchase, and you are welcome to bring snacks to enjoy while you paint. All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Learn guitar basics in a weekly class for ages 13 and older. Volunteer Mike will cover basic chords, preparation, strumming patterns, and more. Bring your own guitar.

The Traveler and Aka Belle take the stage for a benefit concert supporting Take Back The Night. The concert aims to raise awareness about sexual violence and promote safety in the community.

A welcoming, confidential space for people who are or may be on the ACE/ARO spectrums to connect, socialize, learn, and support one another without judgment. Friends and allies are welcome, and light snacks and drinks will be provided. The group is hosted by Rachel and Malcom.

Take part in a Sorcery: Contested Realm trading card game tournament featuring three best-of-three rounds. Players receive a pack for each win. A deck list is not required, and entry costs $9.

Build foundational acrylic painting skills in these drop-in sessions for ages 14 and older. Paint alongside the instructor and explore a different topic each session, such as depicting light and form, blending colors, and layering simple shapes. Some acrylic experience may be helpful, but it is not required. All supplies are provided, and layered clothing and bottled water are optional to bring. Sessions cost $40 each.

Silverada brings an all-ages show to the Shrine Ballroom. Doors open ahead of the show.

Enjoy free, open play with tabletop board games. Bring a game of your own or choose from the available demos, then find a group to play.

Karuna Kava’s weekly trivia night brings together friendly competition, laughs, and a relaxed atmosphere. Each week features a new theme, giving trivia fans and casual players alike a fresh chance to test their knowledge. Teams can compete for prizes while enjoying nonalcoholic drinks and spending time together.

Take part in a weekly One Piece TCG store tournament with a constructed deck of 50 cards, one Leader, and 10 Don cards. Players compete in three to four Swiss rounds, with best-of-one matches lasting 35 minutes each. Prizes include modified packs for wins and promotional items, and every player receives a Set Booster, even without a game win.

Game Night Live combines music bingo with rockstar trivia for an energetic game night. Mark off songs from a playlist spanning classic rock, oldies, hip hop, country, and movie and TV soundtracks on a custom, unique bingo card. Then take on eight trivia questions designed to test your knowledge and get the crowd fired up.

Enjoy music and movement in a safe, welcoming space for community expression. The sliding fee is $15–$25, and nobody is turned away for lack of funds.

Stop by to enjoy a cup of coffee.

Spend a relaxed morning working on your own creative project alongside others. Bring any craft that can be done while sitting around a table, or simply enjoy coffee and fellowship. Crafting is optional.

Quilting from the Heart is a weekly gathering where participants make quilts for people who could use a little extra care. Several times a year, the group dedicates the quilts in a service before sending them into the local community.

A poetry and creative writing workshop for Veterans, offering a space to safely process trauma through writing. Notebooks will be provided to attendees.

The Bookmobile offers public access to book browsing and returns at the Walmart Neighborhood Market. Pick out books for children while taking care of grocery shopping, and ask about signing up for a library card if you do not have one.

Explore the SHARE Studio, a community space centered on cooking, creativity, and experimentation. Open to people ages 5 and older, these free sessions offer hands-on activities, opportunities to try recipes and kitchen tools, and ways to work on personal or community projects. Visitors can learn about the studio’s equipment and resources, see projects created by others, and meet people interested in kitchen arts. Regular attendees can receive training to use more advanced tools.

Homeschool families can have a few pictures of their children taken at Our Happy Place. The pictures cost $5 and will be emailed directly to families. Interested families can comment with their name and pay through Venmo so the organizer can estimate attendance.

Enjoy a relaxed social hour at the American Legion Post 18 canteen, with cold drinks, conversation, and camaraderie. Volunteers will be behind the bar, and everyone is welcome.

Be among the first to see the all-new 2027 BMW X5 and BMW iX3. Explore the vehicles up close, meet BMW Product Specialists, and enjoy light refreshments while discovering these new additions to BMW’s lineup.

Enjoy a free, casual open-play session for Pauper, a 60-card Magic format built entirely from Common cards. Try different decks, learn the format, and connect with a community around an affordable competitive option, with tier-one deck lists starting around $50. The weekly session is an unsanctioned constructed-format gathering for players interested in 60-card Magic without the overhead. ABU Games offers a welcoming space for players to enjoy the game.

Railroad Earth shares the bill with Jeremy Garrett from the Infamous Stringdusters at Treefort Music Hall. This live show is open to all ages.

The Guild of the Phoenix welcomes players of all ages, from newcomers to longtime Dungeons & Dragons fans. Volunteer Dungeon Masters host open tables, and first-time players can get help setting up a character sheet. Players often share tables with people they have not met before. Dungeon Masters aim to keep play family-friendly, at roughly a PG-13 level, though experiences with other players may vary. Respectful play is encouraged.

Explore creative expression through a welcoming, hands-on collage workshop for ages 13 and up. Experiment with images and found materials, discover color and composition, and create a one-of-a-kind piece in a relaxed, no-pressure setting. Participants can start from scratch or bring a work in progress. Registration costs $22, and advance registration is required.

Play Grand Archive TCG, an anime-inspired card game combining Western design with expressive anime art. Build strategies using a main deck and a material deck, and aim to reduce your opponent’s Champion’s life to zero. The tournament uses the Standard Swiss format, with three best-of-three rounds. Entry options include Standard with standard prizing or Capstone Standard with premium prizing. Capstone pack prizes are awarded for wins, with at least one pack guaranteed. Each player receives a promo card while supplies last, and free demo decks are available while supplies last.

A lively book club conversation centers on ACOTAR 6 with time to spin theories about book 7. Participants who created a predictions bingo card at the ACOTAR 6 midnight release can compare results, with mini prizes to be announced for anyone who hit bingo. Seating is limited to 25 and an RSVP is required to secure a spot. The group will also craft new predictions bingo cards for the seventh installment in anticipation of the next midnight release and a dedicated discussion to follow.

Presented by Scorpion Entertainment and featuring The Rocking Horse Medicine Show Band, this rock and roll showcase salutes the dynamic duos that shaped the sound of the 1960s. Attendees are welcome to dress in 60s cocktail attire, enjoy a specialty drink with a sweetheart, and settle in for a night of vintage style and hit songs. The signature harmonies made famous by the Everly Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel, Peter and Gordon, Chad and Jeremy, Lennon and McCartney, and more are re-created by Chicago-based performers Zachary Stevenson and Kieran McCabe. These award-winning actor musicians blend sharp humor with spontaneous interplay, moving with ease between guitar, piano, and drums while keeping the spotlight on timeless melodies. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu for a complete evening out.

Paul Conyers is a comedian from the San Francisco Bay Area who has performed stand-up since 2016. Raised in Sacramento, he moved to Oakland to try out for college basketball, where he scored no points on Senior Night despite plenty of chances to shoot. After getting laughs from the bench, he decided to pursue comedy.

The Black Angels bring their Passover 2026 Tour to the Shrine Ballroom, with GHOSTWOMAN also performing. The show is open to all ages.

Enjoy a screening of the classic film Casablanca at The Flicks, presented by Capital City Kiwanis. Raffle prizes will be available throughout the evening, and ticket proceeds support the organization’s community work, including scholarships, grants, and service projects for local children and families. The evening also offers an opportunity to meet Kiwanis members and learn about their community service.

Compete in a Standard Pokémon TCG event featuring best-of-one matches across three to four rounds, depending on player turnout. Entry is $8. Players receive a pack for each win, along with a six-card Prize Pack while supplies last. Players who do not win a game receive a participation pack. A $3.75 Upgrade Pack is also available upon tournament entry, while supplies last.

Trivia takes place at Lost Grove Brewing in Boise. Parking is available in the lot and on the street.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke night where singers can try new songs or ease into karaoke for the first time. Karaoke is open to all ages, though ages 15 and older are recommended after 9 p.m. because song lyrics may occasionally be explicit.

BAD QUITTERS will perform a free, all-ages late show in the Shrine basement as an afterparty for The Black Angels.