Apr 23 Thursday
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!
Every day is Earth Day at Zoo Boise but join us to celebrate Mother Earth in a fun-filled Earth Day/Evening designed for all ages!
We’re excited to open the zoo for families and friends to explore after hours with guided tours, interactive activity stations, eco-friendly crafts, and more. Don’t miss out on this ultimate Earth Day adventure!
Registration required for each attending family member.
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.
Buying a home in 2026 can feel overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be. Join us for a free Home Buying Seminar where local real estate and lending experts walk you step-by-step through today’s market, financing options, and what it really takes to get your offer accepted. In one focused session, you’ll learn how to budget for your purchase, understand loan programs and down payment assistance, and avoid the most common (and costly) mistakes buyers make. You’ll leave with a clear game plan, practical checklists, and direct access to professionals who can answer your questions long after the seminar ends.
Join us in welcoming this local Boise author!
The oculus in the capital city spun rapidly, showing a vision of a distant future. The vision foretold a boy and girl of the order of Drem who must find a way to save both Innatuon and their ancestral home of Balao. On Balao the Hindoki have the ability to manipulate living energy and the Shetah the ability to manipulate resonate energy. They are locked in a war that threatens to destroy them both. With the help of the Goddess Terra, Janex and Riecelle must learn to harness their inherant gifts and return to Balao before the war reaches a point where neither tribe will survive.
When Remy Washington inherits a run-down drive-in movie theater, he doesn’t just inherit a screen and a parking lot—he also takes on the unexpected responsibility of raising his late husband’s straight, white teenage son.
A Black gay man, Remy desperately wants to do right by Pup, but in an age of social media, racism, and homophobia, the challenge is steep. Creatures from the Deep Lagoon might be their only hope.
Haunting and funny, Monsters of the American Cinema is a tender tale of fatherhood, loss, and love.
All ages, Standing room only, Full bar with ID. VIP Lounge is 21+ includes Access to viewing balcony, private bar, private restrooms, seating is first come first served, not included in VIP Package Offers. All support acts are subject to change without notice.
Stand Up Comedy Open Mic! Free Event! Comic sign ups at 9pm show starts at 9:30pm! Boise's best work out their material and some new comics try it out for the first time! It is a great way to spend an hour and a half laughing!
Date and Time: Thu, 23 Apr 2026 21:00 - Thu, 23 Apr 2026 22:30
Venue details: Liquid Lounge, 405 South 8th Street, Boise, Idaho, 83702, United States
Apr 24 Friday
iNaturalist, an online social network of people sharing biodiversity information to help each other learn about nature, puts on the City Nature Challenge each year worldwide, an event to encourage citizen science in our own communities. Participants go out into their local parks, rivers, and backyards and observe as many species as they can by taking photos and uploading them to iNaturalist.
In Ada County, we will be participating on a massive scale. The Boise Parks and Rec and I have brought together a large team of collaborators from a variety of local organizations, including but not limited to (we are still working on adding more interested organizations):
City of Boise Parks and Recreation Department,The WaterShed Climate + Water Center,City of Trees Master Naturalists,Boise Urban Garden School (BUGS),Ada County Soil and Water Conservation District,Ada County Parks and Waterways,Boise School District,Outdoor Learning Alliance,Idaho Fish and Game,Idaho Botanical Garden,Golden Eagle Audubon Society,Project Learning Tree
This year's City Nature Challenge is being held from April 24th-27th, and these organizations will be putting on guided nature walks, bioblitzes, school field trips, and other events for our community to come together and celebrate Idaho's biodiversity together. Invites for these specific events will be publicized later this month.