Idaho’s Delayed Pride Fest Celebration
The pandemic forced Boise Pride Fest organizers to push back the dates a few months—The 2021 festivities occur Sept. 10-12.
Local Stories
“Dangerous” Activist Grandma Relentlessly Fights for Fairness
Gisela Woggon, 74, Boise, is a “dangerous” activist grandma with boots on the ground. “I don’t have the luxury of not speaking up anymore.”
Engage Your Creativity with Art Classes
By KATHLEEN MULROY Can engaging our creativity help us thrive as we age? Ongoing research into the possible benefits of visual arts classes, singing group… Read More »Engage Your Creativity with Art Classes
Nancy Stoller Kunau Swims — and Sings and Dances — in the Pool
By DIANNA TROYER It’s never too late to learn to swim, insists longtime swim instructor Nancy Stoller Kunau, 59, who teaches aquatic activities in southeastern… Read More »Nancy Stoller Kunau Swims — and Sings and Dances — in the Pool
Walking Tours: In Step with Montana and Idaho History
Boise is the place to be for arts and architecture walking tours that will have you rethinking what you know about Idaho’s capital city.
Gary Edwards Speaks A Universal Language
When it comes to music, Gary Edwards has probably done it: teaching, recording, producing, and performing since he was 16.
Carl Erickson Lathes Wood with Memories
“That’s what this is all about—making something with wood that will keep memories alive,” says Carl Erickson, 65, of southeastern Idaho.
Quinton’s Quarantine Coloring Book
Two southern Idaho women create Quinton’s Quarantine coloring book—a creative outlet and to help educate and entertain others.
April is Jazz Appreciation Month!
JAM is the acronym for April’s Jazz Appreciation Month, and Sandra Marlowe of North Idaho shows JAMming is key to understanding jazz.
Headed Home: Racing Pigeons Find a Place in Handlers’ Hearts
As if to say, “Pick me, pick me,” racing pigeons coo and flutter around their loft while handlers select birds for an upcoming race.
