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Lila Streicher/Sun Valley Film FestivalBoise State Public Radio and Sun Valley Film Festival invite you to celebrate the festival kick-off with George Prentice at the Argyros Theater in Ketchum on Wednesday, Dec. 3. Enjoy a pre-screening reception with George and Paul Moakley, Executive Producer of Video at The New Yorker followed by a screening with The New Yorker Shorts. Reception begins at 3 p.m. -
Frankie Barnhill/Boise State Public RadioBea Black, the driving force behind the Women's and Children's Alliance, has been awarded the City Club of Boise's Stimpson Award for Civic Engagement in recognition of her powerful impact on Idaho families.
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“The Idaho Shakespeare Festival was born in 1977. Isn’t that wild?” -
On the final week of October, Natalie Disney reads "Samhain," a poem by Annie Finch.
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A new gothic novel is blending love, loss and the supernatural in a tale that unearths family secrets that refuse to stay buried. -
Venture into the fog-shrouded Pacific Northwest, where ghostly legends, eerie folklore and strange happenings lurk behind every shadowed corner. -
The Boise Philharmonic has taken over as the cities Cultural Ambassador, continuing Boise's tradition of showcasing its rich artistic spirit to the world. -
The Idaho Film Society is taking is hitting the road, bringing short films to six cities and spotlighting the next wave of Idaho storytellers. -
On the fourth week of October, Natalie Disney shares an excerpt from her novel, "The Fourth Coast."
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Wrongfully imprisoned as a teen, activist and author Gary Tyler turned decades behind bars into a story of resilience, art and redemption. -
A beloved Bench figure may soon become Boise’s latest historic landmark. Betty the Washer Woman has been overlooking Vista Avenue near Overland for about 65 years. On Monday, the City Council scheduled a vote to decide if the iconic animatronic will become part of the town’s history. -
Rachel Linden is back with a new novel that is infused with her signature touch of hope and magic.
