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BY PAMELA KLEIBRINK THOMPSON

Boise is well-known for its many

outdoor recreational opportunities but it

also has many other entertainment options

as well. The area offers great restaurants,

shops, events, museums and sports arenas.

With plenty to do year round, whatever

your interests may be, Boise is a fabulous

place to live, work and visit.

PLACES TO SEE!

Basque Museum and Cultural Center

- Boise is home to one of the largest

concentrations of Basques in the United

States. Explore Boise’s Basque heritage at

the Basque Museum and Cultural Center–

the only one devoted to the Basque culture

in America. Housed in Boise’s oldest brick

building (the 1864 Cyrus Jacobs-Uberuaga

House, which was once a boarding house

for Basque immigrants), the cultural center

sponsors performances by the Oinkari

Basque Dancers and other events.

For more information visit

www.basquemuseum.com.

Bogus Basin - Bogus, as known to the

locals, has been called one of the “12 best-

kept secrets in skiing” by Ski Magazine.

Bogus is just 16 miles north of downtown

Boise up a steep, winding road. Besides

numerous downhill runs, there is also

alpine skiing, night skiing, and tubing.

For more information visit

www.bogusbasin.com

Boise Art Museum - Visit the Boise Art

Museum (BAM) and see why they are

more than an art museum. With new and

diverse exhibitions each season, a perma-

nent art collection, special events, educa-

tion programs, studio art workshops, and

our unique gift store, there’s something for

everyone at BAM! For more information

visit www.boiseartmuseum.org.

Boise River Greenbelt - Stroll or ride a

bike over more than 20 miles of paved

pathways along the Boise river and view

wildlife such as great blue heron, bald

eagles, and Canadian geese. You might

also spot a homo sapien fly fishing for

rainbow trout in the river or others floating

down the river on inner tubes and rafts in

the summer. For more information visit

http://parks.cityofboise.org/

parks-locations/parks/greenbelt.

CenturyLink Arena - The Arena, located

next to The Grove on 8th and Grove

Streets in downtown Boise hosts the Idaho

Steelheads hockey team. Besides hockey

fans, the arena is also visited by basketball

fans when the Idaho Stampede of the NBA

Development League hits the court. The

facility also features music and speaker

programs. For more information visit

www.centurylinkarena.com.

Discovery Center of Idaho - At the north-

ern edge of Julia Davis Park, explore the

Center, a participatory museum where you

can learn about motion, magnetism, elec-

tricity and more science through hands-on

exhibits. For more information visit

www.scidaho.org.

Egyptian Theatre - Catch a silent film and

organ recital at the Egyptian Theatre, built

in 1927 with Egyptian architectural detail-

ing. The Egyptian Theatre was designed by

Frederick “Fritz” Hummel of the local firm,

Tourtellotte and Hummel, and was mod-

eled on the Egyptian Revival-style that had

been popularized by the 1922 discovery of

King Tutankhamen’s tomb. Egyptian imag-

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ery embellishes both the exterior and interior of the theater, listed

on the National Register of Historic Places. For more information

on upcoming events visit www.egyptiantheatre.net.

Ford Idaho Center - The Ford Idaho Center is one of the most

versatile and accessible facilities of its kind in the West. Attend a

concert, convention, a sporting event, trade show, or an equestrian

show and you will be treated to a first-class experience at the Ford

Idaho Center. For more information visit www.fordidahocenter.com.

Idaho Botanical Garden - Located next to the Old Idaho

Penitentiary, the Garden is a lovely outdoor setting to visit.

The garden’s location at the base of the foothills provides a unique

outdoor concert experience for the Outlaw Field summer concert

series. Every Thursday evening from June through September,

picnickers and music lovers can enjoy Great Garden Escape

Concerts that include blues, jazz, folk, big band swing, rock,

or country performers. In winter, the garden is home to a

dazzling display of nearly 270,000 sparkling lights artfully

displayed throughout the holiday season. For more

information visit www.idahobotanicalgarden.org.

Idaho Shakespeare Festival - Enjoy musicals as well as the bard’s

works at this open air amphitheater. Pack a picnic dinner or

purchase one from Café Shakespeare and dine under the stars

to the delights of Shakespeare and contemporary mysteries,

comedies and musicals. For more information

visit www.idahoshakespeare.org.

Idaho State Capitol - Built between 1905 and 1920, the Capitol

is constructed of native sandstone quarried at nearby Table Rock.

The marble in its interior comes from Vermont, Georgia, Alaska

and Italy. This neoclassical building is patterned after the U.S.

Capitol in Washington D.C. The east and west wings were erected

from 1919-1920, at a cost of $2,290,000. Idaho is the only state

capitol building in the U.S. heated by geothermal water. John

Everett Tourtellotte, a local architect, was selected to design the

building in 1905, winning the bid in competition with 18 other

firms. Tourtellotte was required to furnish the elevations and floor

plans for the entire building and working plans and specifications

for the central portion for a fee of $10,000. The public is welcome

to sit in on a discussion of a bill while the legislature is in session

or take a self-guided tour any time of year. The Statehouse was

restored and renovated in 2010. For more information on this

treasure trove of art, furniture and historical photos visit

http://leglislature.idaho.gov/capitol.

Idaho State Historical Museum - Located in Julia Davis Park, the

museum invites you to step back into Idaho’s cultural, economic

and human history. Every last Saturday in September, volunteers

bring to life such exhibits as a blacksmith’s forge, an old west

saloon, a Chinese apothecary shop and a turn of the 20th century

kitchen. Encampments outside the museum range from the Civil

War, complete with a Lincoln impersonator, to a bivouac on

the front lines during WWII. For more information visit

http://history.idaho.gov/idaho-state-historical-museum.

Julia Davis Park - The park is home to the Boise Art Museum, a

rose garden, the Gene Harris Band Shell, and Zoo Boise, where

you can feed the giraffes from 1:30-2:30 pm. For more

information visit www.zooboise.org.

Old Idaho Penitentiary State Historic Site - Between 1870,

when the prison was built as a single-cell jail, and 1973, when

state authorities opened a new facility, more than 13,000 prisoners

did time here. The Old Pen was placed on the National Register

of Historic Places in 1974. The sandstone used to construct the

foreboding complex of buildings and high turreted stone walls

was quarried and hand-cut by the prisoners themselves. One

of its most notorious residents was Lady Bluebeard, who was

convicted of poisoning her fifth husband. Her first four

husbands also experienced unexplained and unexpected deaths.

During Halloween the prison comes to life with activities and

actors portraying inmates. Walk through 140 years of history

and hear about all the scary and true things that happened

in every hidden corner. For more information visit

http://history.idaho.gov/old-penitentiary-hours-location.

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Natatorium - When it was built in 1892,

the Natatorium was the largest indoor spa

in the U.S. with dressing rooms, parlors,

billiard rooms, cafés on three levels, and

a formal dining room. Today, the Moor-

ish styled building is gone, along with the

piped-in geothermal water, but the pool

is still a fun spot to visit in summer with

its hydrotube, an enclosed water slide.

For more information visit http://parks.

cityofboise.org/parks-locations/parks/

natatorium-pool-and-hydrotube

The Velma V. Morrison Center for the

Performing Arts - Located on Boise State

University’s campus, the Center is the site

of the annual Boise Music Week musical.

Past performers at the Morrison Center

include Ballet Idaho, Boise Philharmonic,

Jerry Seinfeld, George Lopez, and Brian

Regan. For more information

visit mc.boisestate.edu.

World Center for Birds of Prey - In 1984,

The Peregrine Fund consolidated its opera-

tions and established the World Center for

Birds of Prey on a scenic hilltop in Boise,

Idaho. The 580-acre campus consists of an

interpretive center, falconry archives and

breeding facilities that currently produce

chicks from captive flocks of endangered

Aplomado Falcons and California Condors.

In the past, they have produced Mauritius

Kestrels, Harpy Eagles and other rare and

endangered birds of prey for release to the

wild. It’s a great educational and fun place

to visit! For more information visit www.

peregrinefund.org/world-center.

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THE ARTSBALLET IDAHO501 S. 8th St.Ste. A Boise, ID 83702(208) 343-0556www.balletidaho.org

BOISE ART MUSEUM670 Julia Davis Dr.Boise, ID 83702(208) 345-8330www.boiseartmuseum.org

Boise Baroque OrchestraP.O. Box 9774Boise, ID 83707www.boisebaroque.com

BOISE CONTEMPORARY THEATERP.O. Box 1981Boise, ID 83701-1981(208) 331-9224www.bctheater.org

Boise Little Theater100 E. Fort St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 342-5104www.boiselittletheater.org

Boise Master ChoraleP.O. Box 2244Boise, ID 83701(208) 344-7901www.boisemasterchorale.org

BOISE PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA516 S. 9th St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 344-7849www.boisephilharmonic.org

FORD IDAHO CENTER16114 Idaho Center Blvd.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 468-1000www.fordidahocenter.com

Idaho Dance Theatre405 S. 8th St., Ste. 363Boise, ID 83702(208) 331-9592http://idahodancetheatre.org IDAHO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVALP.O. Box 9365Boise, ID 83707(208) 429-9908www.idahoshakespeare.org

Idaho Theatre for YouthP.O. Box 9365Boise, ID 83707(208) 429-9908www.idahoshakespeare.org

Knitting Factory Concert House416 S. 9th St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 343-8883www.knittingfactory.com

Knock’em Dead Dinner Theatre333 S. 9th St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 385-0021www.kedproductions.org

Log Cabin Literary Center801 S. Capitol Blvd.Boise, ID 83702(208) 331-8000www.thecabinidaho.org Music Theatre of Idaho203 9th Ave. S.Nampa, ID 83651(208) 468-2385www.mtionline.org

Nampa Civic Center311 3rd St. S.Nampa, ID 83651(208) 468-5500www.nampaciviccenter.com

Opera Idaho513 S. 8th St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 345-3531www.operaidaho.org

Revolution Concert House & Event Center827 E. Riverside Dr.Eagle, ID 83616(208) 938-2933www.cttconcerts.com

VELMA V. MORRISON CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS2201 Campus Ln.Boise, ID 83725(208) 426-1609http://mc.boisestate.edu

CULTURALAQUARIUM OF BOISE64 N. Cole Rd.Boise, ID 83704(208) 375-1932www.idahoaquarium.net

Basque Museum and Cultural Center611 Grove St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 343-2671www.basquemuseum.com

Boise Trolley Tours602 Julia Davis Dr.P.O. Box 9165Boise, ID 83702(208) 433-0849www.boisetrolleytours.com

Bruneau Dunes State Park27608 Sand Dunes Rd.Mountain Home, ID 83647(208) 366-7919www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

Deerflat National Refuge Center13751 Upper Embankment Rd.Nampa, ID 83686(208) 467-9278www.fws.gov/deerflat

DISCOVERY CENTER OF IDAHO131 Myrtle St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 343-9895www.scidaho.org

Egyptian Theatre746 W. Main St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 345-0454www.egyptiantheatre.net

THE FLICKS646 Fulton St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 342-4222www.theflicksboise.com

Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho315 Stampede Dr.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 442-0823www.hccidaho.org

Historic Bown House/The Idaho Historic Preservation CouncilP.O. Box 1495Boise, ID 83701-1495(208) 424-5111www.preservationidaho.org

Idaho Black History Museum508 Julia Davis Dr.Boise, ID 83702(208) 433-0017www.ibhm.org

IDAHO BOTANICAL GARDEN2355 N. Penitentiary Rd.Boise, ID 83712(208) 343-8649www.idahobotanicalgarden.org

Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial(Idaho Human Rights Education Center)770 S. 8th St.Boise, ID 83702(208) 345-0304www.idaho-humanrights.org

Idaho Museum of Military History4748 Lindbergh St., Bldg. 924Boise, ID 83705(208) 422-4841http://inghro.state.id.us/museum

Idaho Museum of Mining & Geology2455 Old Penitentiary Rd.Boise, ID 83712(208) 368-9876http://idahomuseum.org

Idaho State CapitolCorner of Capitol Blvd. & Jefferson St., Boise(208) 332-1013www.capitolcommission.idaho.gov

Idaho State Historical Museum610 N. Julia Davis Dr.Boise, ID 83702(208) 334-2120www.idahohistory.net

Morrison-Knudsen (MK) Nature Center600 S. Walnut St.Boise, ID 83712(208) 334-2225http://fishandgame.idaho.gov

Old Idaho Penitentiary2445 Old Penitentiary Rd.Boise, ID 83712(208) 368-6080www.idahohistory.net

THUNDER MOUNTAIN LINE120 Mill Rd.Horseshoe Bend, ID 83629(208) 866-6894www.thundermountainline.com

Veterans Memorial State Park960 Veterans WayBoise, ID 83703(208) 334-2812www.cityofboise.org

Warhawk Air Museum201 Municipal Dr.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 465-6446www.warhawkairmuseum.org

WORLD CENTER FOR BIRDS OF PREY5668 W. Flying Hawk Ln.Boise, ID 83709(208) 362-3716www.peregrinefund.org

World Sports Humanitarian Hall of FameP.O. Box 9324Boise, ID 83707-3324(208) 343-7224www.sportshumanitarian.com ZOO BOISE355 Julia Davis Dr.Boise, ID 83702(208) 384-4260www.zooboise.org

PLACES TO VISIT

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RECREATION AND SPORTSAlbertson’s Boise Open(208) 336-3029www.boiseopen.pgatour.com

BOGUS BASIN MOUNTAIN RECREATION AREA(800) 367-4397 /(208) 332-5100www.bogusbasin.com

BOISE HAWKS BASEBALL(208) 322-5000www.boisehawks.com

BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY BRONCO FOOTBALL(208) 426-1289www.broncosports.com

Boise Twilight Criterium(208) 393-2256www.boisetwilightcriterium.com

CENTURYLINK ARENA233 S. Capitol Blvd.Boise, ID 83702(208) 424-2200www.centurylinkarena.com

City of Trees Marathon(208) 888-2122www.cityoftreesmarathon.com

Emmett’s Most Excellent Triathlon(208) 365-3485www.emmetttri.com

Firebird Raceway(208) 938-8986www.firebirdonline.com

HELLS CANYON ADVENTURES(208) 785-3352www.hellscanyonadventures.com

IDAHO ICE WORLD(208) 331-0044www.cityofboise.org

IDAHO STAMPEDE BASKETBALL(208) 388-4667www.nba.com/dleague/idaho

IDAHO STEELHEADS HOCKEY(208) 383-0080www.idahosteelheads.com

Race to Robie CreekHalf marathonwww.robiecreek.com

Ride Idaho(208) 345-1960www.rideidaho.org

ROARING SPRINGS WATER PARK/WAHOOZ FAMILY FUN ZONE/PINZ BOWLING CENTER400 W. Overland Rd.Meridian, ID 83642(208) 898-0900www.roaringsprings.com

SKY DOWN SKYDIVING (208) 455-2359www.skydownskydiving.com

SNAKE RIVER SKYDIVING DBA SKYDIVE IDAHO(208) 455-0000www.skydiveidaho.com

SUN VALLEY RESORT(208) 622-2267www.sunvalley.com

ZIP IDAHO(208) 793-2947www.zipidaho.com

GOLF COURSESBanBury Golf Club2626 Marypost WayEagle, ID 83616(208) 939-3600www.banburygolf.com

Boise Ranch Golf Course6501 S. Cloverdale Rd.Boise, ID 83709(208) 362-6501www.boiseranchgc.com

Broadmore Country Club (Private)103 Shannon Dr.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 466-0561www.broadmorecc.com

Centennial Golf Course2600 Centennial Dr.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 467-3011www.centennialgolf.net

Cherry Lane Golf Course4200 W. TalamoreMeridian, ID 83642(208) 888-4080

CRANE CREEK COUNTRY CLUB (PRIVATE)500 W. Curling Dr.Boise, ID 83702(208) 344-9313www.cranecreekcountryclub.com

Eagle Hills Golf Course605 N. Edgewood Ln.Eagle, ID 83616(208) 939-0402www.eaglehillsgolfcourse.com

Emmett City Golf Course2102 Sales Yard Rd.Emmett, ID 83617(208) 365-2675

Falcon Crest Golf Course 11102 S. Cloverdale Rd.Kuna, ID 83634(208) 362-8897www.falconcrestgolf.com

Fairview Golf Course816 Grant St.Caldwell, ID 83605(208) 455-3090

Hillcrest Country Club (Private)4610 Hillcrest Dr.Boise, ID 83705(208) 343-1769www.hillcrest.cc

Hunter’s Point11727 Iowa Ave.Nampa, ID 83686(208) 465-1903www.hunterspointidaho.com

Indian Lakes Golf Course4700 S. UmatillaBoise, ID 83709(208) 362-5771www.indianlakesgolf.com

Lakeview Golf Club4200 W. TalamoreMeridian, ID 83642(208) 888-4080www.golflakeviewgc.com

Pierce Park Greens5812 N. Pierce Park Ln.Boise, ID 83703(208) 852-3302www.pierceparkgreens.com

PLANTATION COUNTRY CLUB (PRIVATE)6515 W. State St.Boise, ID 83703(208) 853-4440www.plantationcc.com

Purple Sage Golf Course15192 Purple Sage Rd.Caldwell, ID 83607(208) 459-2223www.purplesagegolfcourse.com

Quail Hollow Golf Course4520 N. 36th St.Boise, ID 83703(208) 344-7807www.quailhollowgolfclub.com

Ridgecrest Golf Course3730 Ridgecrest Dr.Nampa, ID 83687(208) 468-9073www.ridgecrestgolf.com

River Birch Golf Course3740 Pollard Ln.Star, ID 83669(208) 286-0801www.riverbirchgolfcourse.com

SHADOW VALLEY GOLF COURSE15711 Hwy. 55Boise, ID 83703(208) 939-6699www.shadowvalley.com

THE CLUB AT SPURWING (PRIVATE)6800 N. SpurWing WayMeridian, ID 83642(208) 884-4445www.spurwing.com

Warm Springs Golf Course2495 Warm Springs Ave.Boise, ID 83712(208) 343-5661www.warmspringsgolfcourse.com

General information:Idaho Golf Association, Inc.4696 Overland Rd., Ste. 120, Boise, ID 83705(208) 342-4442www.theiga.org

COMMUNITY & CULTURAL EVENTS

• YEAR ROUND

First Thursday - Downtown Shops & Restaurants(208) 472-5251www.downtownboise.org

• SPRING

The Boise Farmers Market (through Fall)(208) 345-9287www.theboisefarmersmarket.com

Capital City Public Market (through Fall)(208) 345-9287www.capitalcitypublicmarket.com

Great Garden Escapes Concert Series(877) 527-8233 / (208) 343-8649www.idahobotanicalgarden.org

• SUMMER

Alive After Five Downtown Summer Concert Series (through Fall)(208) 472-5251www.downtownboise.org

Caldwell Night Rodeo(208) 459-7493www.caldwellnightrodeo.com

Eagle Fun Days(208) 939-4222www.eaglechamber.com

Emmett Cherry Festival(208) 365-3485www.emmettidaho.com/emmett-cherry-festival

Gene Harris Jazz Festival(208) 426-5299www.geneharris.org

Idaho Shakespeare Festival (through Fall)(208) 336-9221www.idahoshakespeare.org

Meridian Dairy Days(208) 888-2817www.meridianchamber.org

National Old Time Fiddlers’ Contest(800) 437-1280www.fiddlecontest.com

Snake River Stampede(208) 466-8497www.snakeriverstampede.com

St. Ignatius Basque Festival(208) 343-2671www.basquemuseum.com

Western Idaho Fair(208) 287-5650www.expoidaho.com

• FALL

Art in the Park(208) 345-8330www.boiseartmuseum.org

Hyde Park St. Fair(208) 884-7780www.northend.org

FitOne(208) 381-2221www.fitoneboise.org

• WINTER

Christmas in the City(208) 472-5251www.downtownboise.org

Holiday Parade(208) 287-2155www.boiseholidayparade.org

McCall Winter Carnival(208) 634-3941www.mccallwintercarnival.com

Famous Idaho Potato Bowl(208) 424-1011www.famousidahopotatobowl.com

Saint Alphonsus Festival of Trees(208) 367-2797 www.saintalphonsus.org/Foundation_events_trees_main.html

Winter Garden aGlow(877) 527-8233 / (208) 343-8649www.idahobotanicalgarden.org

INFORMATION ON BOISE RIVER GREENBELT,

LOCAL TRAIL SYSTEMS, CITY PARKS,

PUBLIC TENNIS COURTS, AND PUBLIC POOLS:

City of Boise Parks & Recreation(208) 384-4240www.cityofboise.org

STATEWIDE

INFORMATION:

State of Idaho Parks & Recreation

(208) 334-4199www.parksandrecreation.idaho.gov

INFORMATION ON BOISE RIVER GREENBELT STATEWIDE

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