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Surel's Place is presenting some of the planet's best performance artists, together for one night only - Vimarsana News

Surel's Place is presenting some of the planet's best performance artists, together for one night only

The timing of “Ourself Behind Ourself, Concealed,” by far the most ambitious production yet from Surel’s Place, is more than kismet or serendipity. In fact, the showcase will “circle back on itself,” not unlike the human experience as we emerge from a pandemic.

Boise's new planning director talks plans for the city | Boise State Public Radio - Vimarsana News

Boise's new planning director talks plans for the city | Boise State Public Radio

The City of Boise’s new director of Planning and Development Services says wasting time on designing dysfunctional highways is “time that’s misplaced because it hasn’t worked in any city, anywhere in the world.”

Audiences at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival will return to a 'sacred' gathering - Vimarsana News

Audiences at the Idaho Shakespeare Festival will return to a 'sacred' gathering

For the company of Much Ado About Nothing, the 2022 summer season opener at Idaho Shakespeare and the festival's first full season in three years, returning to the Boise amphitheater is much more than a homecoming.

Here's a different view, Boise: Go climb a tree ... but with some help - Vimarsana News

Here's a different view, Boise: Go climb a tree ... but with some help

Climbing a tree is a natural instinct if you’re, say, 7- or 8-years old … or possibly an arborist. But Canopy Watch, a Boise-based nonprofit which promotes “the power of trees,” wants to get more of us aloft. And while the view is breathtaking, their mission is much greater.

Boise's Julia Davis Park has its first-ever public tree climb - Vimarsana News

Boise's Julia Davis Park has its first-ever public tree climb

Climbing a tree is a natural instinct if you’re, say, 7- or 8-years old … or possibly an arborist. But Canopy Watch, a Boise-based nonprofit which promotes “the power of trees,” wants to get more of us aloft. And while the view is breathtaking, their mission is much greater.