Apr 23 Tuesday
We conclude our Flagship Season and pop out our tape with stories inspired by the EJECT button of the tape deck. And our 14th Birthday show!
SOUND OFF | 2023-24 flagship season | JUMPSponsored by The Shandro Group and Finding Good
FeaturingJanet LoAl YoungwerthGinger Ragan
hosted by Jodi EichelbergerInterpretation for the deaf and hard-of-hearing by LaVona Andrew & Sierra McIverMusical Guest The Boise Chorus
doors opens at 6 pm | stories at 7 pm$17 in advance | $20 at the doorYou may also receive tickets to this show as a monthly story subscriber.
Story Story Night is the City of Boise Cultural Ambassador.
Apr 27 Saturday
Idaho's original, largest and oldest outdoor Farmer's Market! Saturdays in the heart of Downtown Boise! Shop, eat, and experience local at Capital City Public Market! Capital City Public Market is Idaho's Largest Outdoor Farmers Market! Located in Downtown Boise on Idaho Street between 9th and 11th!
Our annual Wellness Day is back for 2024! At this event, girls and their families will explore and experience activities related to wellness and healthy living. Example activities include field games, face painting, community partner booths, and more! All participants will receive the exclusive Silver Sage Wellness fun patch. Design will be released in March. Event will be held at Settlers Park in Meridian.
Featured partner and activity: Boise Black Widows and flag football clinic. The Boise Black Widows women's flag football team will be hosting hands-on flag football skills clinics for all girls at the following times. Pre-registration is required. Registration will be open on February 19. All registered girls will receive a free t-shirt for participating. Invite your friends!
New this year! Silver Sage council will be hosting a bridging ceremony for girls bridging to Brownies - Ambassadors and adults. More details to come.
Apr 29 Monday
Idaho Gives – a program of the Idaho Nonprofit Center – is designed to bring the state together, raising money and awareness for Idaho nonprofits. Donations can be collected from April 29- May 2.
Idaho Gives has been helping nonprofits raise funds since 2013 and have raised $20 million dollars as of 2023. Over $15 million was raised in the last four years alone.
It's a wonderful way for folks who just moved to Idaho to get involved with their new community! You can search for the causes you care about most and donate straight to the organizations that work with those causes.
Donate to your favorite causes this April 29 - May 2 at idahogives.org
Questions? Email the Idaho Nonprofit Center at info@idahononprofits.org
Apr 30 Tuesday
Join us on Tuesday 4/30 at 4:30p at Trailhead in Boise!
We're celebrating the launch of access to our Digital Pantry Makeover guide to the general public, for the first and only time ever!
95% of diets fail at improving long-term health, and with 2/3 of the average American's diet coming from processed foods, we set out on a mission to create a simple, sustainable way to improve metabolic health. Backed by food, nutrition, and behavioral science, our Digital Pantry Makeover guide is proven to be simple, easy to use, and effective at improving metabolic health.
Come join us to see the pantry guide in action, hear about SeekingSimple's mission to create long-lasting change within our community, and you're in for a special treat with a secret fireside chat guest!
RSVP here: https://SeekingSimple-launches-Digital-Pantry-Makeover.eventbrite.com
*Special discounts to Digital Pantry Makeover for attendees!
May 01 Wednesday
May 02 Thursday
May 04 Saturday
Join us at the Idaho State Museum to celebrate the grand opening of our newest exhibit, Courage and Compassion: Our Shared Story of the Japanese American World War II Experience. Festivities begin at 10:30 AM and include the musical drumming talents of Sangha Taiko, crafts for all ages, and a roundtable discussion with content experts!
Presented by the Go for Broke National Education Center, Courage and Compassion explores stories of Japanese American life during WWII. Following the attacks on Pearl Harbor, the lives of Japanese Americans across the U.S. changed forever. Those living on the West Coast faced removal and incarceration, while many living in inland states found themselves the target of anti-Japanese sentiment. Discover stories of bravery and community in Idaho and across the nation with exclusive content co-developed with guest curators and local partners.
Discounted museum admission all day! $5.00 for ages 6+. Ages 5 and under are free.
For more information, visit history.idaho.gov/events