Stacy Ennis and Ron Price
Life lessons in fulfillment, advancement
and slow-pour coffee
"This book is really a love story. Not a romance, but a love story between two people who grow to appreciate one another."
October 17, 2018: What to Know
Trump compares a Saudi Prince to Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Boise moves closer to a downtown police precinct, this year's Booker Prize award winner is revealed and the man behind Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch prepares to walk away from Sesame Street.
Opera Idaho Shines Modern Spotlight on the Legend of Don Giovanni
"An audience has no choice but to relate what's happening on stage to what's happening in the world."
The Genesis of Streetwear in Boise
Deathproof Coffee and Genesis Project will host a runway show, pop-up and concert
Long Live the King: Broadway's The Lion King Roars Into Boise
The Lion King will run at the Morrison Center through Sunday, Nov. 4.
How the West Was Worn: The Sisters Brothers is a Well-Worn, Albeit, Blood- and Alcohol-Stained Suit of Clothes
Opens Friday, Oct. 19 at The Flicks
Redford's Last Heist (The Sundance Kid Also Steals a Heart or Two)
The Old Man & the Gun opens Friday, Oct. 19 at The Flicks
Life, Condensed: Parker Millsap Lets Loose with Other Arrangements
He and his band perform at The Olympic on Tuesday, Oct. 23.
Idaho-Raised Lamb Takes Center Plate at the Trailing of the Sheep Festival
"We really think American lamb is positioned to have a real renaissance ... a real revolution. People are finally discovering lamb again."
Amelia Rose Earhart
"I stopped chasing Amelia's path. I felt like saying, 'Come on Amelia. We're taking you back home. Let's finish the flight you started.'"
Let's Taco 'Bout It: What's New in Food in the Treasure Valley
Say goodbye to Superb Sushi and Andy's Deli, and hello to Pueblo Lindo, Red Bench Pizza, Bikes & Beans, Saffron Bar and Grill, Marco's Pizza and Sarah's Bagel Cafe.
The Fire That Soaked Amsterdam
"Bad things happen, but I'm lucky they weren't really bad, that they're things you can come back from."
Alley Repertory Theater’s The Cake Puts Politics Center Stage
But it's a tale that refuses to dehumanize or take sides.
After Fire, The Reef to Host Knitting Factory Employee Fundraiser
Rocking the Country rolls into The Reef on Friday, Oct. 19.
BCT: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
Boise Contemporary Theater, through Saturday, Nov. 10
Horrific Puppet Affair
Thursday, Oct. 18 through Wednesday, Oct. 31 at the Gem Center for the Arts
Boise Classic Movies: Spooktacular October Films
The Egyptian Theatre, various dates and times
Album Review: Render Another Ugly Method, Mothers
Mothers plays Neurolux on Thursday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m., with Mega Bog and Blood Lemon.
Top Viewed Stories
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The Genesis of Streetwear in Boise
Deathproof Coffee and Genesis Project will host a runway show, pop-up and concert
- Oct 17, 2018
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Hendrik Schuwer
The Dutch Ambassador on Idaho, Anne Frank and four decades in the foreign service
- Oct 10, 2018
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Opera Idaho Shines Modern Spotlight on the Legend of Don Giovanni
"An audience has no choice but to relate what's happening on stage to what's happening in the world."
- Oct 17, 2018
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Let's Taco 'Bout It: What's New in Food in the Treasure Valley
Say goodbye to Superb Sushi and Andy's Deli, and hello to Pueblo Lindo, Red Bench Pizza, Bikes & Beans, Saffron Bar and Grill, Marco's Pizza and Sarah's Bagel Cafe.
- Oct 17, 2018
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How the West Was Worn: The Sisters Brothers is a Well-Worn, Albeit, Blood- and Alcohol-Stained Suit of Clothes
Opens Friday, Oct. 19 at The Flicks
- Oct 17, 2018
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