Community Calendar

Rise Against is set to perform in Boise on Mar. 31, 2026.

FACE TO FACE. STORiES THAT HiT YOU RiGHT iN THE FEELS.
Hosted by Jodi Eichelberger
GET TiX at https://storystorynight.org

Blank looks? Never here. This flagship season of Story Story Night, we’re giving face in that group chat you definitely want to be in. Somewhere between smiling face with single tear and melt into a puddle face are the realest feelings. Tap into the electric expression of true stories, told live on stage and without notes. With featured storytellers intermixed with a public story slam, emotionally unpack themes inspired by the tiny yellow looks that define our lives.

Mood: Iconic. Get ready to laugh, cry, give side-eye, but never keep a straight face. This is modern connection that hits different IRL. At the 16 th anniversary season of our live storytelling phenomenon, on the last Tuesday of (almost) every month at JUMP, make heart eyes.

TAP iN.
Now you’re feeling it. Hit send on that story in you by becoming a featured storyteller. Send in a quick sum up of your juiciest reactions on the theme to story@storystorynight.org.
Sponsored by Keenly

FACE TO FACE. STORiES THAT HiT YOU RiGHT iN THE FEELS.
Hosted by Jodi Eichelberger

Theme: Stories inspired by the HEART EYES emoji

Blank looks? Never here. This flagship season of Story Story Night, we’re giving face in that group chat you definitely want to be in. Somewhere between smiling face with single tear and melt into a puddle face are the realest feelings. Tap into the electric expression of true stories, told live on stage and without
notes. With featured storytellers intermixed with a public story slam, emotionally unpack themes inspired by the tiny yellow looks that define our lives.

Mood: Iconic. Get ready to laugh, cry, give side-eye, but never keep a straight face. This is modern connection that hits different IRL. At the 16 th anniversary season of our live storytelling phenomenon, on the last Tuesday of (almost) every month at JUMP, make heart eyes.

TAP iN.
Now you’re feeling it. Hit send on that story in you by becoming a featured storyteller. Send in a quick sum up of your juiciest reactions on the theme to story@storystorynight.org.

Sponsored by Keenly

Public health is often forgotten until a well-publicized food poisoning or epidemic occurs. but public health services affect us every day- providing pure water, uncontaminated foods, sanitary sewage disposal, and preventing illnesses.

Epidemics, Wars, and The Great Depression: Early Public Health in a Rural State traces the advancement of public health in a large, rough-and- ready rural state that resents outside intervention from its early existence as territorial land through World War II. The evolution of pubic health in Idaho reflects the ongoing push of political reality against the pull of public need. While Idaho's conservative political stance rejected accepting federal assistance, it was federal assistance that did, and still does, make addressing public health needs possible.

Get your ticket on our website Boisebooksonthevine.com

The ticket is your copy of the book. It ensures we have enough books and are able to provide enough seats!

Learn the ins and outs of throwing on the wheel, or use your registration to utilize our space and resources. Perfect for beginner, intermediate, and advanced potters alike. Even if you don't need guidance, there will be a Cat Clay staff member available in all sessions to provide support and answer questions!

Join us every Wednesday in the Boise Brewing taproom for trivia with Geeks Who Drink, hosted by Professor Truman. Stretch those brain muscles and test your knowledge of random trivia facts, including music and film clip rounds! Plus, you have a chance to win beer in every round! Top 3 finishing teams each week receive Boise Brewing gift certificates.

Join us for a night of family trivia fun in commemoration of America’s 250th anniversary. Gather the family for an unforgettable trivia night!

Inspired by the hit TV Show, “Are You Smarter than a 5th Grader?”, this trivia night will ask participants to test their knowledge of 4th-grade Idaho history facts while uncovering some of our state’s rich past.

Join us for fun, facts, and friendly competition—let’s see who truly knows their stuff!

Join us for the Opening Reception of Florilegium, a solo exhibition by New York-based artist Emily Farish on Thursday, April 2 at Idaho Art Gallery in downtown Boise.

Farish is widely recognized for her monumental charcoal drawings of flowers, transforming fleeting botanical subjects into powerful, large-scale compositions.

The exhibition's title, Florilegium - the Latin word for "gathering of flowers" - reflects both the act of collecting these blooms and the accumulation of looking, remembering, and drawing that defines Farish's practice.

Farish's work has been exhibited widely and recently gained national attention with a feature in The New York Times, further highlighting her distinctive contribution to contemporary drawing.

Join us for art, conversation, and community in the heart of downtown Boise.

Drinks, food and art provided.
FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

Wandercraft is supplying a free craft night hosted by Books on the Vine every Thursday! Join us for a different craft every week, from bookmarks to journals and roses made from pages. Feel free to share ideas too! We also have a craft swap once a month and keep supplies in store to craft on other days!

People traveling west on the Oregon Trail crossed through what is now Idaho. Learn more about this part of our state’s history during Homeschool Day at the Museum by churning your own butter and participating in hands-on activities!

To ensure an enjoyable experience for all participants, we are implementing timed entry ticketing. Please select an arrival time between 10:00am – 3:00pm. Everyone will have until 3:00 PM to participate in the classroom activity.