Idaho’s scenic byways reveal the Gem State in all its glory
It’s part of the American dream: taking a leisurely Sunday drive—preferably in a convertible—watching beautiful scenery pass by. Idaho is [...]
Boise’s past comes to life in its historical cemeteries
Despite what many people have grown up believing about cemeteries—that they are morbid places reserved only for people who have [...]
How food production drives Idaho’s economic and cultural wellbeing
Karl Joslin is a man shaped by southern Idaho’s fertile desert soils. A third-generation farmer who was born near Salmon [...]
Photographer Angie Smith’s Treefort Installation
Who, exactly, are Americans? On one level, it’s a legal and political question of great debate these days. Distinguishing the [...]
Fiddler’s Green Farm Grows in Dry Creek
Drive northwest of downtown Boise for 10 minutes, where the road winds through the foothills and farmland. Pass cattle in [...]
Michael Massaia’s search for the ‘extraction of a moment’
… The smoke makes a stairway for you to descend; You come to my arms, may this bliss never end, [...]
Sour beers find a home in the Treasure Valley
Local breweries are producing more sour beers than ever before. Beer drinkers who stuck to their favorite IPA or pale [...]
Diablo & Sons adds local spice to downtown
As Boise booms and gets hipper by the day, it’s still a little Old West around the edges. Sheepherders move [...]
New leadership sets a course forward at Boise Philharmonic, Opera Idaho, and Ballet Idaho
The new performing arts season has brought some significant changes in the leadership of the Boise Philharmonic, Ballet Idaho, and [...]