Passion is paying off for local artist Ashley Dreyfus, who is the winner of the 2020 Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest.
Every year a huge number of Idahoans turn out to celebrate Pride, and last year the organizers moved the event online for safety during COVID. Boise Pride just announced the festival is back on this year and will be a three-day, in-person, outdoor event.
People view the world through subjective lenses but one way to open up different perspectives is to view the arts. Boise Art Museum is presenting a new exhibition that hopes to do just that, titled The World Stage.
Passion is paying off for local artist Ashley Dreyfus, who is the winner of the 2020 Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest.
As the saying goes, one person’s trash is another’s treasure, and artist Brigette Nelson is breathing new life into that old idea.
Stories are universal, conveying meaning and purpose. Through the act of telling and listening people connect better and find things in common.That’s exactly what Story Story Night in Boise is all about. At Story Story Night, they strive to create opportunities for locals to share and hear s…
In a field of 4,000 entries, a Boise artist has been selected as a top five finalists in Pabst Blue Ribbon's Can Art Contest.
Even though the name of the place might sound a little too spot-on for these pandemic times, The Lounge at the End of the Universe is more like a cure for what ails you. Comedy, live shows, burlesque, mosaic classes, and drag queen shows are just a few reasons people should check it out. Thi…
If you live in Boise, you’re probably familiar with Ashley Dreyfus’ artwork. Her signature style of trippy, colorful cartoon-style people can be found all over, from large murals to stickers. She’s also a finalist in the 2020 Pabst Blue Ribbon Art Can Contest.
For people running low on reading material or those needing access to digital services, the Boise Public Library started limited in-person services on Feb. 8. Â
Owner Josh Davis opened JD’s Bodega around two and a half years ago and, true to its name, the store is reminiscent of a New York bodega, complete with almost anything you might need and a cat (although it’s stuffed). Adding to its charm, the store is also launching a new skate magazine for …
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