Nov 05 Thursday
Join us the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month for bluegrass in the taproom from Boise's own Tree City Travelers!
The Aces are headlining Treefort Music Hall, in Boise, on November 5th with special guest Gatlin.
Nov 07 Saturday
We are so thrilled to announce our returning to Lloyd Square Park in the heart of Downtown Nampa for the 37th season at the multi-award winning Nampa Farmers Market! EverySaturday from 9am until 130pm, Rain or Shine, april through November, we'll be here to bring you the best music, the best local produce, and the best locally made goods the Treasure Valley has to offer! With over 270 vendors on our roster in 2025, and Online Ordering Year Round, we anticipate our 2026 season to bring even more incredible local artisans, food vendors, craft vendors, farmers, or ranchers. Our Soft Opening is April 4, Grand Opening is April 18, and we'll be open later hours duing our WInter Wonderland for the entire month of November. Be sure to check out all the goodness that the Treasure Valley has to offer! This is our Happy Place! Head to nampafarmersmarket.com and check it out today!
OverviewGroove with purpose. Give back with heart. Sunset yoga, incredible music, community connection, and a few surprises!
A Night of Music, Movement & Meaning
Giveback Groove brings Yoga Tree of Boise Foundation out of the studio and onto the dance floor for a night built around movement, music, creativity, and connection.
Start the evening with an all-levels sunset yoga opening ceremony (no mat or yoga clothes required), then settle in, loosen up, or head straight for the dance floor as OG Boise icons James Stevens and Brooke Would take over behind the decks.
Along the way, discover a few surprises and get to know the work behind Yoga Tree of Boise Foundation.
WHAT’S HAPPENING● All-levels sunset yoga opening ceremony● DJ sets by James Stevens + Brooke Would● Community Drop Silent Auction: local finds, new experiences + a little friendly bidding● Interactive experiences throughout the evening● Drinks available● Ages 18+
WHY WE GROOVEGiveback Groove is Yoga Tree of Boise Foundation’s annual community fundraiser. Funds raised support yoga scholarships, continuing education grants for yoga instructors, community partnerships, and programs throughout the Treasure Valley.
Come for the fundraiser. Stay for the music. Discover something unexpected. Dance with your people.
Groove with purpose. Give back with heart.
The Meridian Symphony Orchestra opens its season with "The American Spirit," a musical celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. Aaron Copland’s bright and energetic An Outdoor Overture sets the stage, followed by his stirring A Lincoln Portrait, featuring narrator Bill Kloppenburg and the enduring words of Abraham Lincoln. The program culminates with Howard Hanson’s sweeping Symphony No. 2, “Romantic”—a work filled with soaring melodies, rich orchestral color, and an unmistakably American sense of optimism. Join the Meridian Symphony Orchestra for an evening celebrating the music, ideals, and spirit of America.
Nov 14 Saturday
Nov 15 Sunday
Join us every first and third Sunday at Pengilly's Saloon for our burlesque-focused open stage shows!
We have new performers cutting their teeth on rhinestones and established performers bringing fresh acts. A free show on a Sunday? Let's start the week off right.
Doors at 7, Show at 8
Tipping is encouraged. Screaming is mandatory.
21+ (Free entry, Donations appreciated)
Pengilly’s Saloon513 W Main St. Boise, ID
Nick Jaina will be playing music, reading poetry, and projecting films in conjunction with his new book Abrazo, which is an exploration of the affection missing in the world. Nick plays gorgeous electric guitar soundscapes, samples the music to read over it, and then merges into a song, all while beautiful videos from the streets of Mexico City flicker behind him. It is a uniquely hopeful experience of soul and body.
Nick Jaina was an Oregon Book Award finalist in 2015 for his memoir Get It While You Can, which is now in its third printing. His writing has appeared in Atlantic Monthly, McSweeney's Quarterly and the journal Oregon Humanities. He has released many wonderful albums under his own name, including 2025’s The Monster Mash. He co-founded and was music director for a ballet company in New York City called Satellite that involved dancers from Juilliard and the New York City Ballet and performed at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, garnering praise from The New York Times. He has composed scores for feature films and documentaries, including All Sorts, Cement Suitcase, and Elemental: Reimagine Wildfire.
Nov 21 Saturday
Nov 28 Saturday