Features

Wintertime Edition By Chelsea Chambers There is something magical about Idaho in the wintertime: snow-capped pine trees, wood-smoke billowing from rooftop chimneys, and of course, weekend...

By Andrew Coussens Photography by Emma Thompson What’s a winter issue of Greenbelt without an article showcasing a few of the Treasure Valley’s athletes that excel...

By Lynn Schmidt The gift-giving season is upon us, and everyone loves a good book. Here are five great books by local authors that will...

Idaho Made There is nothing cooler than supporting local and when you shop at Idaho Made you earn major bragging rights. Every item in this...

By Chelsea Chambers Photos Emma Thompson “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing for others?" Martin Luther King History is told through the sacrifices...

Building Healthy Communities By Kayli Corbin Photography by Emma Thompson Developed in Asia well over 2,500 years ago, acupuncture is part of an incredibly comprehensive system of...

The greenbelt got a little more beautiful this summer, with the installation of four new benches designed and built by local artists. The newly formed Garden City Arts Commission has placed the benches along the greenbelt and in City parks.

From the grassroots efforts to clean up the river’s edges and create public access along the river in the 1960s, to the local modern makers who are helping us celebrate the Greenbelt’s 50 years, it’s the people with vision and ambition who make our vibrant community a place we love to call home.

The Treasure Valley has always had a rich tradition of celebrating the arts; with local classics such as Art in the Park and First Thursday, residents have been provided many opportunities to enjoy the Idaho art scene. However, another lesser-known group is giving Boiseans a different avenue to consume the arts.

Written by Tamara Simon MD, MPH @ SIMPLY SIMON PLLC The human body is a tireless machine fueled by many biological functions and like any machine,...

A Space for Creativity in Boise Story by Erika Heeren Photos by Emma Thompson The practice of free, artistic expression has long been touted as having a...

A Boise Concert Experience Unlike Any Other By Greg Nelson Photography by Emma Thompson and Submitted by Rase Littlefield and Keely Humphrey As the Treasure Valley continues...

Get Up, Get Out, and Enjoy! The Treasure Valley Gets Moving Summer Event List By Chelsea Chambers Photography by Emma Thompson and submitted by event coordinators It’s officially summer!...