Community Calendar

We are excited to be bringing the 5th Annual Country Music Roundup to the Visual Arts Collective on January 9th & 10th, 2026! We have invited some newcomers to the show this year and are excited to have everyone out for 2 nights of fun and dancing!

*A Guy and a Grill food truck will be onsite both nights

*Doors open at 6pm

Friday:
🎶EllieMae Music
🎶The Old Time Harvest
🎶Prairie Blue
🎶Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys
🎶The Country Club
🎶Turtle Poppers

Saturday:
🎶Jay William Miller
🎶Jen & Johnny
🎶Rancho Notorious
🎶The Country Club
🎶Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys
🎶Dry Buck

Tree City Chamber Players presents “Winter Serenades,” chamber music works for flute, oboe, violin and piano by Mozart, Beethoven, Kenji Bunch, and more.

The program will also feature short works for solo piano composed and performed by TCCP pianist Chad Spears. Two Boise performances: Saturday January 10, 3PM, at Red Rock Christian Church (1124 S. Roosevelt St.) and Sunday January 11, 3PM, at Southminster Presbyterian Church (6500 W. Overland Rd.). Donations are welcome at the door. Suggested donations: $25/adult, $15 senior/student, children under 12 are free. We will be donating 10% of proceeds from these concerts to Idaho Concerts in Care, whose vision is to provide professional quality concerts to as many residents in care homes as possible in the Treasure Valley with a scope to expand throughout Idaho.

We are excited to be bringing the 5th Annual Country Music Roundup to the Visual Arts Collective on January 9th & 10th, 2026! We have invited some newcomers to the show this year and are excited to have everyone out for 2 nights of fun and dancing!

*A Guy and a Grill food truck will be onsite both nights

*Doors open at 6pm

Friday:
🎶EllieMae Music
🎶The Old Time Harvest
🎶Prairie Blue
🎶Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys
🎶The Country Club
🎶Turtle Poppers

Saturday:
🎶Jay William Miller
🎶Jen & Johnny
🎶Rancho Notorious
🎶The Country Club
🎶Buddy DeVore & the Faded Cowboys
🎶Dry Buck

Tree City Chamber Players presents “Winter Serenades,” chamber music works for flute, oboe, violin and piano by Mozart, Beethoven, Kenji Bunch, and more.

The program will also feature short works for solo piano composed and performed by TCCP pianist Chad Spears. Two Boise performances: Saturday January 10, 3PM, at Red Rock Christian Church (1124 S. Roosevelt St.) and Sunday January 11, 3PM, at Southminster Presbyterian Church (6500 W. Overland Rd.). Donations are welcome at the door. Suggested donations: $25/adult, $15 senior/student, children under 12 are free. We will be donating 10% of proceeds from these concerts to Idaho Concerts in Care, whose vision is to provide professional quality concerts to as many residents in care homes as possible in the Treasure Valley with a scope to expand throughout Idaho.

The Tree City Travelers - Idaho’s premiere bluegrass band - start their 2026 residency at Boise Brewing! They’ll be playing the 1st and 3rd Thursday each month!

Get ready to clap your hands, stomp your feet, and dance the night away! This is contemporary bluegrass at its finest!

Join us for a community celebration marking Minidoka National Historic Site’s 25th anniversary as a unit of the National Park Service—honoring its vital role in teaching the lessons of the unjust WWII incarceration of Japanese Americans.

The evening features a performance by Sangha Taiko, a Japanese American drumming group sponsored by the Idaho-Oregon Buddhist Temple in Ontario, Oregon, where many people unjustly incarcerated at Minidoka resettled after camp, a special recognition of Neil King, Minidoka’s first NPS superintendent, the premiere of the short film “Minidoka” by artist and musician Kishi Bashi and filmmaker Justin Taylor-Smith with new original compositions, and a live performance by Kishi Bashi.

Learn more at https://www.minidoka.org/healing-remembrance-2026?blm_aid=23609345

Tickets $20/adults, and $10/students and children
Purchase tickets at: https://www.showclix.com/event/25-years-of-healing-minidoka-national-historic-site-01-17-26

"Falkons have another show coming up, save the date for Friday, January 23rd! We will be playing at The Olympic in downtown Boise with doors at 6:30 and the show starting at 7:30. Falkons is kicking off the evening, with Poverty Flats then taking the stage and closing out the night. Tickets are $10 and we would love to see you there!"

"Falkons have another show coming up with Poverty Flats, save the date for Saturday, January 24th! We will be playing at The Olympic in downtown Boise with Falkons kicking off the night. Tickets are $10 and we would love to see you there!"

Honor memories of time gone by and the resilience of the human spirit with this special concert featuring standing-ovation favorites. BPYO seniors join in a performance of the late David Alan Earnest’s thrilling overture Turbulence before Boise Phil’s Principal Cellist Philip Kettler takes center stage for Saint-Saëns’ evocative and technically stunning Concerto for Cello No. 1. Then, Ravel pays homage to the Baroque era and two friends lost in World War I in Le Tombeau de Couperin. The evening closes with charm and romanticism of a Viennese world in Strauss’ Der Rosenkavalier Suite.

Join us for an exhilarating evening of raw talent and community spirit at our Open Mic Night, a beloved fixture every last Wednesday of the month from 6-8 PM. What started as a platform for spoken word artists has evolved into a vibrant showcase of diverse performances, including music, poetry, and more.
Ready to share your art with the world, or simply looking for a night of entertainment and inspiration? Mark your calendar for our next Open Mic Night. Bring your friends, bring your art, and be part of a night that celebrates the power of expression.

A Welcoming Atmosphere: Our Open Mic Night is all about inclusivity and encouragement. Whether you're a seasoned performer or stepping onto the stage for the first time, you'll find a welcoming environment.

Diverse Performances: From captivating stories and powerful spoken word to acoustic sets and full-band performances, experience the wide range of artistic expressions our community has to offer.
Let's make every last Wednesday a night to remember – full of stories, songs, and the spirit of our creative community. See you on stage!