Community Calendar

Tami J Photography and Momentum Coffee present "Where in the World... A Wildlife and Culture Photography Exhibit. Traveling to 35 countries and 6 continents, Tami J has put together a photography exhibit highlighting wildlife and culture from her own back yard to the steppes of Mongolia. Come explore the world through her vision while enjoying great coffee. Event runs from Nov 1 - Dec 31. Hours are 7am - 4:30pm. If you can't make it during those hours there is an evening Gallery Showcase on Friday, Nov 6, 5-8pm.

In a small statement about the artist, his son Bryan Hoopes said of his father: The man was always painting, either at work or at home… As a long time instructor at Boise State University, he influenced generations of Idaho artists and students through his watercolor paintings and children’s book illustrations, contributing to regional art culture and making art accessible across different audiences.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 20, 4:30-6:30

"Language in Motion" exemplifies the humanities by exploring fundamental questions about human experience through the accessible medium of visual art: What is language beyond a communication tool? The project reveals language as identity, memory, heritage, and belonging. Through visual art, one makes visible the emotional and cultural dimensions of language that written or spoken definitions cannot fully capture. These artworks transform abstract linguistic concepts into deeply felt human stories.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 13, 4:30-6:30

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!

Tami J Photography and Momentum Coffee present "Where in the World... A Wildlife and Culture Photography Exhibit. Traveling to 35 countries and 6 continents, Tami J has put together a photography exhibit highlighting wildlife and culture from her own back yard to the steppes of Mongolia. Come explore the world through her vision while enjoying great coffee. Event runs from Nov 1 - Dec 31. Hours are 7am - 4:30pm. If you can't make it during those hours there is an evening Gallery Showcase on Friday, Nov 6, 5-8pm.

In a small statement about the artist, his son Bryan Hoopes said of his father: The man was always painting, either at work or at home… As a long time instructor at Boise State University, he influenced generations of Idaho artists and students through his watercolor paintings and children’s book illustrations, contributing to regional art culture and making art accessible across different audiences.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 20, 4:30-6:30

"Language in Motion" exemplifies the humanities by exploring fundamental questions about human experience through the accessible medium of visual art: What is language beyond a communication tool? The project reveals language as identity, memory, heritage, and belonging. Through visual art, one makes visible the emotional and cultural dimensions of language that written or spoken definitions cannot fully capture. These artworks transform abstract linguistic concepts into deeply felt human stories.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 13, 4:30-6:30

Tami J Photography and Momentum Coffee present "Where in the World... A Wildlife and Culture Photography Exhibit. Traveling to 35 countries and 6 continents, Tami J has put together a photography exhibit highlighting wildlife and culture from her own back yard to the steppes of Mongolia. Come explore the world through her vision while enjoying great coffee. Event runs from Nov 1 - Dec 31. Hours are 7am - 4:30pm. If you can't make it during those hours there is an evening Gallery Showcase on Friday, Nov 6, 5-8pm.

In a small statement about the artist, his son Bryan Hoopes said of his father: The man was always painting, either at work or at home… As a long time instructor at Boise State University, he influenced generations of Idaho artists and students through his watercolor paintings and children’s book illustrations, contributing to regional art culture and making art accessible across different audiences.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 20, 4:30-6:30

"Language in Motion" exemplifies the humanities by exploring fundamental questions about human experience through the accessible medium of visual art: What is language beyond a communication tool? The project reveals language as identity, memory, heritage, and belonging. Through visual art, one makes visible the emotional and cultural dimensions of language that written or spoken definitions cannot fully capture. These artworks transform abstract linguistic concepts into deeply felt human stories.

Artists reception Tuesday, October 13, 4:30-6:30