Expressive Idaho

Idaho’s ranchers and cattle hands need saddles, bridals and chaps that fit. Buckaroos take pride in how they look and want artfully tooled leather pieces…

From Boise’s Basque Block to the Jaialdi Festival, to the Trailing of the Sheep in Ketchum, music and food, Basque culture plays a big role in southern…

The Kawa Taiko drumming group of the Treasure Valley has been performing together for more than 20 years. The Japanese American Citizens group bought the…

The art of gun engraving is alive and well in eastern Idaho thanks to a few dedicated cowboys. More than 50 years ago Dean Philbrick of Irwin, Idaho began…

The art of gun engraving is alive and well in eastern Idaho, thanks to a few dedicated cowboys who are willing to put in the hours of drawing and practice…

Boise State Public Radio is launching our second season of Expressive Idaho in partnership with Idaho Commission on the Arts. The first of the series…

Norma Pintar has been teaching traditional Mexican daance in the Treasure Valley for more than 20 years. In 2012, she received the Governor's Award in the…

Olivia Weitz joins us to present the final installment of Expressive Idaho as she takes us to Idaho's Buckaroo Country to learn the art of saddle making.

Our team of regional reporters breaks down the week's headlines.Surel's Place artist-in-residence to undertake daunting task of endurance.Expressive Idaho…

Olivia Weitz joins Idaho Matters to share the latest installment of Expressive Idaho. This month, Weitz visits a master of traditional Iranian drumming.