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March is almost here, Boise. Ready for perennial favorites Treefort, St. Patrick's Day?

March is full of music and all of the forts related to Treefort, and spring activities will be in the air.

Treefort, St. Patrick's Day, events in Boise, Idaho in March

Hey, Boise, cap off 2023 with holiday events, New Year's parties — and big dinosaurs!

A list of things to do in Boise and around the Treasure Valley in the month of December. Look out for T-Rex, not just Santa.

Ready for Christmas spirit at Thanksgiving, Boise? Find parades, tree lightings and more

Some holiday events can be enjoyed soon after you stuff your belly with turkey. Then December will be chock-full of opportunities.

Shakespeare, music, Mother's Day, Boise, Idaho in May

Say hello to May days: Celebrate moms, Boise Music Week, Idaho Shakespeare Festival

Mother’s Day is in May, as well as annual favorites full of music and theatrics.

A concert for the whole family, 'Sonic Boom!'

Boise Contemporary Theater and Boise Phil Collaboration Culminates in Free Concert

Boise Contemporary Theater (BCT) and the Boise Phil have teamed up to bring a free concert to the Treasure Valley on March 18, 2023, at 2:00 pm at the Morrison Center. The concert is free, but tickets are required and are limited to 6 per person. Jennifer Stockwell-Fortner, BCT education Director, relished the opportunity to ...

She calls her life a 'Cinderella story.' Now this world class cellist will perform with the Boise Phil.

The Boise Philharmonic is presenting what they call a “Season of Wonder.” And this coming weekend they are “bringing on the Brahms,” centered around Brahms celebrated Symphony No.4. The performance will showcase one of the planet's great cellists in Inbal Segev. She is renowned for bringing us fresh insight into music's great masterworks.

Boise Phil – Handel's Messiah | Boise State Public Radio

The Boise Phil invites you and your family to join for some of the most joyous music ever written. Since its first performance two and a half centuries ago, Handel’s Messiah continues to captivate people the world over. From deeply tender arias to show-stopping choruses and splendid orchestral writing, Messiah has it all.