Apr 30 Thursday
This year’s Studio Art cohort has selected the theme of What Makes Us Human as a reflection of their love of hand-processes, an exploration of their identities and lived experiences, and as a defiant expression of their joy for life in the face of a world that is increasingly hostile to our shared humanity. Featuring works by: Ahmed Abouzeid, Ali Henslee, Ilene Antonov, Jordan Dunbar, Josie Carver, Kiera Edington, Marcus Hernandez, Bronwyn Hitchcock, Victor Castro, Ellie Wilson, Amalia Thomas, Gracie Kay Sosa, Casey Stitzel, Nalani Roberts, Gloria Pineda, Sadie Meyer, Rachel Mayhew, Natalie Masterson, Avamarie Madrigal, Audrey Ava Larson, Eden Erryn Hunt, and Jordan Boswell.
Artist reception is Thursday April 16th, 4:30-6:30 pm where light refreshments will be served. Event is free and open to the public.
The University of Idaho College of Engineering invites all Idaho high school students who are interested in engineering to apply for our EXPO Engineering the Future VIP Experience.
April 30 and May 1, 2026Idaho Central Credit Union Arena900 Stadium DriveUniversity of Idaho, Moscow Campus
Registration information and full event details at https://www.uidaho.edu/engineering/news-events/expo-vip
Mentorship + Innovation = Vandal Engineering
The EXPO VIP Experience is a mentorship-focused program. Selected applicants are invited to an all-expenses-paid visit on our Moscow campus during our nationally recognized Engineering Design EXPO.
Slots are limited.
Students will:Engage in mentorship activities alongside a current Vandal engineering or computer science student ambassadorNetwork with professional engineers, industry partners and other students, and learn professional skills to help you navigate your college experienceExplore projects that push the boundaries of science and technology during our Engineering Design EXPOTour labs and learning spacesExperience a day in the life of an engineering student at the University of Idaho College of Engineering
About EXPOExplore the many ways University of Idaho College of Engineering students are pushing the boundaries of science and technology and working together to solve real-world problems at the Engineering Design EXPO. Learn more at https://www.uidaho.edu/engineering/news-events/engineering-expo.
EXPO is the longest-running student engineering and technological innovation showcase in the Pacific Northwest.
The event welcomes the public to explore industry-sponsored projects designed by current U of I students in the college’s Interdisciplinary Capstone Design Program, ranked top seven in the nation for infusing real-world experiences into engineering education.
Join Gem 73 for a Wine Tasting Pop-In
Come sip with Gem 73 at our pop-up wine tasting at Kiln Coworking Space in Meridian.
These pop-in events are our way of bringing Gem 73 into the community before the winery opens this summer. A chance to taste the wines, meet the people behind it, and start getting a feel for what we’re building.
Come unwind, socialize and linger a while in this beautiful space with us.
April 304–6 PM$10 tastingKiln, 1120 S Rackham Way, Meridian, ID 83642
Register here: https://bit.ly/Gem73pop-in
Celebrate Día de los Niños (Children’s Day) with the Meridian Library District! Enjoy performances by Ballet Folkorico, Spanish/English storytimes, crafts, food, and community togetherness!
The Faces of Courage Benefit Gala is a night full of meaning and purpose. The guest speakers for the event are the parents of Gabby Petito, sharing their story that has now driven them to be advocates for domestic violence prevention. The night begins with a cocktail hour, followed by a dinner, Gabby Petito's parents as guest speakers, a story shared by a survivor who used services from Faces of Hope, and a paddle raise. All funds from the tickets purchased and the event go directly to keeping the safety net of crisis services provided by Faces of Hope free and accessible to those who need them. This powerful night creates a lasting impact.
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!
This class trains the human how to teach the dog. The theme of the program is control and enthusiasm. The ultimate goal is an attentive, enthusiastic dog, under complete control, that responds immediately and eagerly to all commands. The course is six weeks and will cover the basic obedience commands: watch me, leave it, heal, sit, down, stay, and come. Various training strategies will be covered in the course. The course will utilize the distraction of dogs and people to master the skills. This course is being taught by Denise Baxter. Denise is an AKC Canine Good Citizen Evaluator, a Pet Partners Evaluator, and an Alliance of Therapy Dogs Tester/Observer. Denise has been teaching dog obedience classes since 1997.
Whether you're stage-curious or already practicing, all are welcome. Each week is themed, fabulous, and full of juicy tips from seasoned performers. Optional stage for students that are wanting to hit the stage!
Feb. 5th Fan dancing w/Muff Jones (6:15 - 7:15p)In this props/movement class you will learn about different fans including movement and choreo.Fans will be provided but please bring your own if you have a set.
Arm Isolations w/Calypso Pearl (7:15 - 8:15p)In this movement class you will learn how to keep energy throughout your arms, utilizing shoulder work, and how to make graceful shapes and extensions.
Feb. 12th1920’s Finger Waves - w/Kay Chula (6:15 - 7:15p)In this hair class you will learn how to perfect the vintage hair style from the 20’s “finger waves”.
Tempo w/ Papi Cock (7:15 - 8:15p)This movement class emphasizes musicality, technique, and tempo, helping dancers move with precision while building confidence.
Feb. 19th Stage Confidence w/Kate E Gaga (6:15 - 7:15p)In this discussion/movement class you will gain tools to alleviate stage fright, imposter syndrome, and build the confidence of a career performer.
Stillness & Slow Burn w/Muff Jones (7:15 - 8:15p)In this movement class you will learn how to take up space, engage the audience through stillness, and slow down those moves to keep them wanting more.
Feb. 26th Making Feather Fans w/Muff Jones (6:15 - 8:15p)In this prop building class you will build your own pair of fixed feather fans. Options to build your own or take video/note on the construction of fans. Ordering supplies will happen during the fan dancing class.
Burlesque Bundle (All 7 workshops) $160*Payment plan options available upon request*Ala Carte (per workshop $25/Fan build $50) Memo: Class nameVenmo: Muff-Jones
The Denim Day Fashion Show brings together Boise State University's Greek Life chapters in support of their chosen philanthropy, the WCA. Members from these chapters will take the runway as models for the evening, each bringing their own passion, creativity, and personal style to the show.
More than a fashion event, the runway becomes a platform for advocacy. Each look represents not only fashion and individuality, but also a shared commitment to raising awareness about sexual violence, supporting survivors, and strengthening the Boise community's dedication to education, prevention, and solidarity.
By blending fashion, community partnership, and advocacy, the Denim Day Fashion Show aims to create a powerful and memorable experience that inspires conversation, encourages learning, and reminds survivors that they are not alone.
Join Comedians Heath Harmison and Aaron Woodall, 2 Ex Mormon Missionaries, as they share the Bad Word.
URL:Booking: https://go.evvnt.com/3183043-2?pid=11495
Date and Time: On Thu, 30 Apr 2026 at 19:00 - Sun, 03 May 2026 at 20:30
Venue details: Lounge at the End of the Universe and The Comedy Lounge, 2417 Bank Drive, Boise, Idaho, 83705, United States
Category: Arts | Performing Arts | Comedy
Price:General Admission: USD 26.50
Artists: Jen Adams, Heath Harmison, Aaron Woodall