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Idaho Road Trip

Time Travel in Nearby Canyon County, with or without kids Article and Photography by Jana Kemp A drive to Celebration Park and Cleo’s Ferry Garden creates an on-the-road, time travel experience. Just under thirty miles from Boise and Meridian, the drive takes you through suburbia, past golf courses and the Morley Nelson Birds of Prey National Conservation Area, then through agricultural lands with crops, sheep, cattle, dairy cows and dairies, and on to wine country near Cleo’s. You'll likely...

Arts + Culture

Historic Echoes

Five newly listed Idaho landmarks reflect our past, shape our future Article by Staff Writer | Photography by Idaho State Historical Society In a state known for its rugged landscapes and rapidly changing skylines, preservation can often feel like a race against time. But thanks to the efforts of Idaho’s State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO), five more threads of the state’s rich historical tapestry have just been officially recognized. These newly listed sites—spanning quiet rural...

Travel

When in Rome, Savor Everything

Two days in Rome reveal how food, art, and architecture preserve centuries of lived history Article and Photography by Ashley Loeb Stepping out from the airport onto the uneven cobblestones of Rome meant entering history resurrected through the people, places, and food of this ancient city which hummed with life amongst the towering architecture. With only 48 hours to explore and soak up the richness of Rome, the clock was already ticking as we watch the sun set over the city, its last golden...

Entertainment

Write On!

The Sun Valley Writers Conference Article by Pamela Kleibrink Thompson | Photography by Courtesy Sun Valley Writers' Conference Founded 30 years ago, the Idaho nonprofit Sun Valley Writer’s Conference’s (SVWC) mission is “to bring together readers, writers, and artists of diverse age, background, and experience to be informed, enlightened, challenged, and inspired by a world-class literary program in the great outdoors.” The goal of the SVWC is to inspire and challenge, uplift and enlighten...

Travel

A City Grown from Gardens

A hidden pocket of Treasure Valley reinvents itself through art, food, history, and riverside community connection Article by Martha Channer | Photography by Visit Garden City + Provided Nestled along the Boise River, just a stone’s throw from the State Capitol, Garden City has always been a place of reinvention—first by soil, then by spirit. What began in the late 19th century as farmland leased to Chinese immigrants became a patchwork of produce gardens, hog farms, and eventually a haven for...

Professional Services

Newsworthy In Idaho

Honoring those who turn everyday moments into memorable experiences for visitors and locals alike Article by Denise Llorente Each summer, thousands visit Boise, but it’s the people behind the scenes who make the city unforgettable. The 2025 ROSE (Recognition of Service Excellence) Awards, held this spring, celebrated those who bring warmth and care to every guest experience. Honorees include Lanai Hernandez of Hotel Renegade, Jerry Liu of The Grove Hotel, and Carlo Migliori of Bogus Basin...

Event Planning + Services

Explore Beyond the Market

Meet the farmers, ranchers, and makers bringing Boise’s local food culture to life each week Article by Staff Writer Treasure Valley’s craft markets and artisan fairs offer a vibrant mix of handmade goods, local art, and gourmet treats—but not all markets are created equal. While many celebrate the full spectrum of creative expression, the Boise Farmers Market stands apart in its dedication to food—real food—and the people who grow, raise, and prepare it. From Somali-American farmers planting...

Life + Culture

Boise + Eagle Events

JULY 2025 Article and Photography by 1-30 — Alive After 5 Grove Plaza: 38 years of free summer concerts! downtownboise.org 1-31 — Schick-Ostolasa Historic Farmstead Open Every Saturday Dry Creek Valley: Explore 1860s Idaho life. visitboise.com 1-31 — Speaking Volumes: Transforming Hate Tour 2025 Boise State University: Discover how hate transforms into hope through powerful art. speakingvolumes.net 2 — SUPER SOAKER SHOWDOWN Indian Creek Plaza, 11 AM: Face off...

Life + Culture

A Desire to Learn and Engage with Nature

The Idaho Native Plant Society - Pahove Chapter Article by Chelsea Chambers | Photography by Karie Pappani The Idaho Native Plant Society (INPS) is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting interest in native plants by collecting and sharing information on all aspects of the botany of Idaho and undertaking projects and programs that promote the conservation of Idaho's native flora. INPS aims to foster an understanding and appreciation of Idaho's native flora and its habitats...

Food + Beverage

Why June Is the Best Month to Discover Idaho Wine and Cider

Each year, the month of June brings a special kind of anticipation to Idaho’s wine and cider lovers. It’s when vineyards, cider houses, and curious connoisseurs come together to celebrate Idaho Wine and Cider Month — and for me, that always means one thing: Savor Idaho.Within hours of receiving the email from the Idaho Wine Commission, my husband and several friends are already coordinating how many tickets to buy, add the charcuterie or the VIP upgrade. Experience has taught us that this event...