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Boise's Tylor & the Train Robbers to Release Sophomore Album

Boise's Tylor & the Train Robbers to Release Sophomore Album

Lex Nelson -- April 24, 2019

The band will perform at The Record Exchange on Thursday, April 25, and at The Sapphire Room on Friday, April 26, to celebrate the release of Best of the Worst Kind.

FOOD & DRINK

Zero Waste Boise Institute Grocery Tours Teach Shoppers to Reduce their Waste

"Thirty percent of all waste in this country is containers and packaging, and two-thirds of that is from grocery shopping."

NEWS

April 25, 2019: What to Know

Joe Biden makes it official, NFL teams are poised to pick the best and brightest from the class of 2019, Jeopardy's current champ tops the $1 million mark, and piracy has already struck Avengers: Endgame.

FOOD & DRINK

Boise's Main Street Deli to Add Italian Dinner Service

The fast-casual Italian restaurant, il Sugo ("the sauce" in Italian), will serve dinner where Main Street Deli serves lunch.

FOOD & DRINK

2019 Boise Ice Cream Festival Updates Event Schedule, Reveals Locations

The festival has expanded its schedule, and events are now set to pop up downtown from Tuesday, May 28, through Saturday, June 15, with more still pouring in.

NEWS

San Francisco-Based Spin Releases e-Scooters in Boise

Spin released 50 e-scooters on the street of Boise on Saturday—a number well below the number of devices it's allowed to release per its license with the city.

NEWS

April 24, 2019: What to Know

Fire rips through a Boise apartment building, the Boise River approaches "bankfull" stage, Rite Aid and Walgreens bump up the age to buy tobacco products and the reviews are in for Avengers: Endgame.

ARTS & CULTURE

Idaho's Best Sellers

Celebrating Independent Bookstore Day across the Gem State

ARTS & CULTURE

Getting the Bandshell Back Together

"Rather than just rebuild what had been destroyed, we thought, let's improve some features to make the bandshell more performer-friendly and a more attractive venue."

ARTS & CULTURE

Donuts and Designs: Previewing 'Indulge,' BAM's 2019 Art of Fashion Show

"Their designs will be over-the-top and indulgent!"

ARTS & CULTURE

Garden City Artist-in-Residence Lynn Webster Explores Concepts of Home with Printmaking

On Saturday, April 27, when an exhibition of Webster's work opens at the house, Surel's Place will also host its first ever artHome tour from 2-4:30 p.m.

SCREEN

Bringing Dance to the Silver Screen

The Idaho Screendance Festival, which will run Friday-Saturday, April 26-27, at the Boise State University Special Events Center, will screen 36 films with a common subject: dance.

SCREEN

Moananuiakea: One Ocean. One Canoe. One People

Egyptian Theatre, Thursday, May 2

SCREEN

The Flicks to Screen Warsaw Ghetto Doc for Holocaust Remembrance Day

"It’s not just an event in history—these are real people.”

ARTS & CULTURE

Living Voices: 'Within the Silence'

The Morrison Center, Thursday, April 25

ARTS & CULTURE

The Human Condition Is Dying: Boise Artist Sue Latta Explores Love and Decay

“I’m all about the magic. If there’s magic in art, I love it. And I try to make magic as much as I can."

MUSIC

The Cactus Blossoms

Neurolux, Sunday, April 28

MUSIC

Boise's Tylor & the Train Robbers to Release Sophomore Album

The band will perform at The Record Exchange on Thursday, April 25, and at The Sapphire Room on Friday, April 26, to celebrate the release of Best of the Worst Kind.

FOOD & DRINK

Mad Swede Food Showdown

Mad Swede Brewing, Friday, April 26

FOOD & DRINK

Beer and Tapas Pairing for Create Common Good

Boise Brewing, Saturday, April 27

FOOD & DRINK

Bar Hopper: Fetch the Good Life at White Dog Brewing

"My advice is to always sit at the bar. A 24-foot strip of ice runs down its length."

FIND

ZOKU Iced Coffee Maker

Within a minute or two, you've got a deliciously chilled cup of coffee or tea (minus the now-unnecessary ice).

FOOD & DRINK

Boise Co-op Introduces More Eco-Friendly Deli Packaging

Boise Co-op announced April 22 that it is making "a big packaging shift to non-petroleum based bioplastics."

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Boise's Main Street Deli to Add Italian Dinner Service

The fast-casual Italian restaurant, il Sugo ("the sauce" in Italian), will serve dinner where Main Street Deli serves lunch.
- by Lex Nelson
- Apr 25, 2019
Zero Waste Boise Institute Grocery Tours Teach Shoppers to Reduce their Waste

"Thirty percent of all waste in this country is containers and packaging, and two-thirds of that is from grocery shopping."
- by Lex Nelson
- Apr 25, 2019
2019 Boise Ice Cream Festival Updates Event Schedule, Reveals Locations

The festival has expanded its schedule, and events are now set to pop up downtown from Tuesday, May 28, through Saturday, June 15, with more still pouring in.
- by Lex Nelson
- Apr 24, 2019
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On Monday, April 22, LEAP began accepting applications to live in Windy Court, the city's first housing development featuring shipping containers as construction material.
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April 25, 2019: What to Know

Joe Biden makes it official, NFL teams are poised to pick the best and brightest from the class of 2019, Jeopardy's current champ tops the $1 million mark, and piracy has already struck Avengers: Endgame.
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- Apr 25, 2019
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