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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.

When it comes to music, Gary Edwards has probably done it: teaching, recording, producing, and performing since he was 16.

“That’s what this is all about—making something with wood that will keep memories alive,” says Carl Erickson, 65, of southeastern Idaho.

Two southern Idaho women create Quinton’s Quarantine coloring book—a creative outlet and to help educate and entertain others.

JAM is the acronym for April’s Jazz Appreciation Month, and Sandra Marlowe of North Idaho shows JAMming is key to understanding jazz.

As if to say, “Pick me, pick me,” racing pigeons coo and flutter around their loft while handlers select birds for an upcoming race.

March is the month for honoring women in history, and Idaho celebrates women, historically leading the charge in women’s suffrage.

Donations of priceless family heirlooms become dazzling museum displays, thanks to 47-year volunteer Ray Stockton of Rupert, Idaho.

Holly Seefried jokes her late grandmother’s nudging across time compelled her to finish a half-century knitting project.

Historian and preservationist Frank Eld-Harkonen is a Finnish log construction expert restoring old barns and homes in Idaho and elsewhere.