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Greenbelt Magazine is your source to the city on news, culture, and lifestyle.
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First Customers 😍 These two! Our first legit cu

First Customers 😍
These two! Our first legit customers that came in two days ago, Emily @20camels and Valentine. Thank you for stopping by as the deck was being ripped out and we had no idea how to work the machine. We couldn't have imagined a cuter and sweeter couple to be our first at the Greenbelt Market. Much love!

We love our city! #itsaboisething

We love our city! #itsaboisething

#repost Spring is still spring. Just look at that

World Premiere of Invisible Eddie 👓 British Co

World Premiere of Invisible Eddie 👓
British Comedy! Read below. 👇
Becky Kimsey didn’t have to search far for inspiration for her latest play Invisible Eddie, about a painfully introverted man still living with his aunt Mary. At the behest of his auntie, Eddie was meant to be hypnotized to feel invincible, but as the hypnotist had a few too many, he instead feels invisible. Kimsey herself was a shy, unhappy kid that desperately wanted to disappear. “When I was a kid, I often found myself in crowded places and wished that I were invisible. I imagined the things I would do and what I could get away with.” As a young girl drama class helped her break out of her shell and she’s been involved in theater ever since. Just as Eddie’s invincibility is found through invisibility, Kimsey doesn’t “step onto the stage to be seen, I step on the stage to disappear.” Tickets in bio link! 👈

Catching the waves of one cosmic ride of colorful

Catching the waves of one cosmic ride of colorful vibrations. We are designing our space with @woodlab and Heim Design, and baby, those stars are aligning! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Local Greenbelt Market to Open Soon
BOISE, ID — Idaho Media is announcing the opening of the Greenbelt Market, located at the end of 34th Street in Garden City. The Greenbelt Market, which faces the Whitewater Wave, will carry unique Greenbelt merchandise, snacks, drinks and Greenbelt essentials. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The two-story building will be home to Idaho Media and its publications: Eagle Magazine, Meridian Magazine, and Greenbelt Magazine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Visitors will be able to enjoy the riverfront on the facility’s patio and enjoy a snack while watching the surfers, kayakers, and other Greenbelt enthusiasts.
Owner Tia Markland-Crabtree has been sharing the stories of the Greenbelt for years through IM’s flagship publication Greenbelt Magazine. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Markland-Crabtree hopes that the Greenbelt Market will be a source of education, leisure and conveince for those passing through. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Throwback feature of : @corridor_surf_shop our neighbor.

Run, don't walk to your dreams! You can do it! #ju

Run, don't walk to your dreams! You can do it! #justdoit #moveforward #gbfamily

Look at this Harry Potter secret entrance leading

Look at this Harry Potter secret entrance leading into an amazing toy room! 🧸 Ronald McDonald House reaches its 15.3 Million Dollar Goal. ❤ Last year they turned down 170 families...not anymore!!! Thank you to all the sponsors that made it happen!

WE LOVE CREATORS & MAKERS ❤ Entrepreneurs 💯 -

The People of Boise Wintertime Edition ----------

The People of Boise
Wintertime Edition ------------------------------------------------------ There is something magical about Idaho in the wintertime: snow-capped pine trees, wood-smoke billowing from rooftop chimneys, and of course, weekend hot spring trips to the mountains. -----------------------------------------------------
Looking for more ways to fill your chilly days? ❄❄
Draw some inspiration from these Boiseans.
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So, what do you love about Boise in the winter?
Brionna Queen – Self-Employed Gardener 🌱
If we had previous lives, I likely would have been a bear. I go into hibernation mode as soon as cold weather sets in. Rather than skiing or participating in other winter activities, I prefer cozying up with my dog in the comfort of my home and copious amounts of coffee. Predictably, I imagine I’ll be spending this winter working on my many...continue on greenbeltmagazine.com or link in bio.

Happy New Year @idahopotatodrop!

Happy New Year @idahopotatodrop!

Happy Holidays from Greenbelt Magazine!

Happy Holidays from Greenbelt Magazine!

Gifts in Unexpected Places How a breast cancer di

Gifts in Unexpected Places
How a breast cancer diagnosis inspired Jodeen Revere
When I met Jodeen Revere at Push and Pour Coffee in Garden City one Monday afternoon, I knew I was in for an interesting conversation. A cursory Internet search revealed that this multifaceted woman is the daughter of legendary rocker Paul Revere (of the popular 60s band); a beloved former yoga instructor; current actor and Thai massage therapist, writer of the blog That’s Me in the Corner, and a self-described “kitchen witch.” I also read about Revere’s experiences with breast cancer, which would lead to a new passion: RaDiAnt Body Butter. "I do not like the violent language around cancer: ‘Kill it. Destroy it. War on cancer,’” Revere told me. She’s a petite, glowing 58 years young...continue with link in bio or on greenbeltmagazine.com.

Room for Every Family: New Ronald McDonald House W

Room for Every Family: New Ronald McDonald House Will Serve Three Times As Many (check out the wonderful rendering)
If you find yourself caring for an ill or injured child, having to travel far from home to receive the necessary treatment, you shouldn’t have to worry about things like where to sleep, what to eat, or how to get some laundry done.
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Idaho (RMHC of Idaho) is dedicated to supporting families who find themselves in such arduous scenarios by offering a safe and comfortable place to stay that is located near treatment facilities, as well as providing resources and support for the whole family so they can focus on caring for their child.
The first Idaho Ronald McDonald House opened on February 1, 1988 with four bedrooms serving such families in need. Over 31 years later, RMHC of Idaho currently...continue with the link in bio or on greenbeltmagazine.com.

Tree Canopy in Boise’s North End at risk...🍃

Tree Canopy in Boise’s North End at risk...🍃 Protecting, Preserving and Growing.
The plan encompasses the city’s overall goal for urban forestry maintenance and involves each neighborhood and city center—bringing them all into the fold over time. For now, the North End is the first neighborhood association to be involved in the plan, partially due to their personal forestry goals. “Our main objectives are to increase tree density and diversity, while safely preserving the trees we have,” said Mark Baltes, President of NENA.
By working closely with the City of Boise and establishing a partnership with the Treasure Valley Canopy Network (TVCN), NENA will have a better chance of caring for and maintaining their vast network of trees. “This plan definitely has its challenges,” remarks Lance Davisson of TVCN. “Things like tree age, water consumption, and open space needs each play a role in the Community Forestry Plan. But our partnerships with community groups like NENA can help get things going. Our goals are to collaborate, innovate, and create a sustainable network of urban...continue with link in bio or on greenbelt magazine.com.

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