Arts & History Blog

A passion for music led to a 32-year career educating local youth. Marguerite Lawrence dedicated herself to teaching elementary school students about music and the importance of “keeping their ears … Read More

The Modern Hotel is easily recognized by its swanky bar, high-end handcrafted cocktails, locally sourced Northwest cuisine, and of course, Modern Art. But behind it all is a rich history … Read More

Driek and Michael Zirinsky’s tireless support and advocacy for the arts and humanities in Boise reflects their lifelong work and passions. Their vast collection of art speaks to their collective … Read More

Although you may know Carl Rowe for his vibrantly colored and sensuous scenes of the foothills, his interests and career span multiple disciplines. At a young age he was deeply … Read More

What started as a graffiti and illegal poster abatement program has grown into the most visible outdoor gallery in Idaho. The creative diversity of Idaho artists’ work is showcased with … Read More

Jason Morales opened MING Studios in 2014 with the goal of bringing international art to Boise and including the local scene into a larger framework of discussion. Nestled between an … Read More

What do you get when cross a firefighter with an artist or a novelist with a graduate student? Earle Swope, Firefighter, Artist, Novelist, Graduate Student is not bound by time, … Read More

We often fail to see genius in what makes us uncomfortable. The lives that bring flavor and uniqueness to the world are the very things that set us apart. James … Read More

At the base of a vast and well-loved trail system, the Jim Hall Foothills Learning Center on N. 8th St. in Boise, ID hosts a striking 15 ft. tall weather … Read More

With an impressive exhibition history, ranging from galleries in Boise, Boston, Los Angeles, Indianapolis and New York City, Karen Woods is very modest and humble when discussing life as an … Read More