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Paved Paradise: Spaces For Cars Converted to Micro-parks Across Boise for National PARK(ing) Day
At eight locations across Boise, parking spaces were converted to micro-parks for National PARK(ing) Day.
Sept. 21, 2018: What to Know
Donald Trump weighs in on the veracity of sexual misconduct claims against his SCOTUS nominee, a majority of Americans say there are too few women in political and business leadership positions, the Idaho State Board of Education has hired a firm to seek efficiencies on public college and university campuses, and yesterday's mass shooting in Maryland was the third in 24 hours.
Boise Cuts the Ribbon on the Marilyn Shuler Classroom for Human Rights
"It's not enough to think about and talk about human rights," said Wassmuth Center Executive Director Dan Prinzing, who emceed the ceremony.
Conversation With Boise Library Architect Moshe Safdie to Stream Live Online, Screen on 'Jump-o-tron' in JUMP Courtyard
The lecture will screen and stream at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 21.
September 20, 2018: What to Know
More support for Kavanaugh's accuser, the College of Idaho's co-presidents are officially inaugurated, a Ticketmaster scandal, remembering Arthur Mitchell and a Muppets/A Star is Born mashup.
Sip for Sustainability: Idaho Botanical Garden Offers Foraged-ingredient Cocktails to Accompany Hometown Habitat Screening
The "Over The Hill" cocktail combines Rittenhouse Rye whiskey, Gran Classico, lemon, elderberry syrup and classic bitters.
Slideshow: Rise Against Concert Turns Revolution Concert House Into 'Dangerous Space' for Injustice
The chorus of "The Violence"—"Are we not good enough? / Are we not brave enough? / To become something greater / Than the violence in our nature"—captured the night's dichotomies perfectly.
Shot Through the Heart: Boise Couples Take Romance to the Gun Range
In Boise and beyond, couples are taking romance to the gun range.
Monster Melodies: 'This is 'Monster' as in 'Big' or 'Gigantic,' Not 'Scary.''
Boise Monster Piano Concert hits all the right notes
Madame Mao Comes to Boise Following Sold-out Runs in Toronto
"I absolutely had to bring it to my new home. We're performing at Boise Contemporary Theater. It's a perfect fit."
At TIFF, Audiences Have the Final Say
A packed list of award contenders, but Green Book disrupts the Oscar conversation
Grousing About Housing
Evicted author Matthew Desmond talks housing as Boise wrangles high rents
Beehive Is a #MeToo Musical That Predates the Internet
"Women were unifying behind women with a call for change," Robinson told the crowd between renditions of "River Deep Mountain High" and "Proud Mary."
Books and Booze a la Mode
At this Boise book club, what you drink tastes like what you read
August McLaughlin Talks Sex and Sexuality in Girl Boner
"It's not trendy. People are just beginning to live out loud."
Trevor Powers: Mulberry Violence
"Youth Lagoon was never meant to be something that continued. Even its name was a reflection on the past."
Just Off State Street, a Pop-up Exhibit Will Offer 2,400 Square Feet of Art
'Let's just fill it up!'
Spacebar Arcade Sixth-anniversary 80s Block Party
Saturday, Sept. 22, Spacebar Arcade
Seventh-annual B'Arc & Brew Craft Beer Festival
Saturday, Sept. 22, Highlands Hollow Brewhouse
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Paved Paradise: Spaces For Cars Converted to Micro-parks Across Boise for National PARK(ing) Day
At eight locations across Boise, parking spaces were converted to micro-parks for National PARK(ing) Day.
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Conversation With Boise Library Architect Moshe Safdie to Stream Live Online, Screen on 'Jump-o-tron' in JUMP Courtyard
The lecture will screen and stream at 7 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 21.
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August McLaughlin Talks Sex and Sexuality in Girl Boner
"It's not trendy. People are just beginning to live out loud."
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Trevor Powers: Mulberry Violence
"Youth Lagoon was never meant to be something that continued. Even its name was a reflection on the past."
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