Este centro de estudios de madera y cristal es responsable por más de 200 aves de rapiña y su forma se destaca en los campos planos del suroeste de Boise. Una visita al Centro Mundial para el Estudio de las Aves de Rapiña le pondrá en contacto con halcones peregrinos, águilas, lechuzas y cóndores de California. Si tiene ganas, también podrá recorrer los jardines y cruzar al otro lado del arroyo. Este centro de estudios de casi 700 metros cuadrados cuenta con unas vigas de madera altísimas y con cuadros coloridos que representan la naturaleza. El centro cuenta con un grupo de voluntarios que está siempre dispuesto a responder cualquier pregunta que tenga y a organizar programas educativos y talleres.
Situated on the Boise River near the Boise Public Library, Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial is part of the Boise Greenbelt. Stopping by this memorial featuring a statue of Anne Frank, a well-maintained garden. a small amphitheater and water fountains is a must while in the neighborhood. This educational park also features a quote wall inscribed with quotes of different famous personalities from around the globe. Here, you will also find an plaque reading the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Este centro súper interesante y único ofrece un panorama del mundo acuático del río Boise y permite a sus visitantes ver qué sucede debajo de la superficie picada del río. Las exposiciones interactivas nos permiten entender el complejo mundo de un río con vida. Este centro de aprendizaje es una parada casi obligatoria tanto para turistas y locales, como para amantes de las ciencias. Cuando salgan del centro, sentirán un renovado aprecio por las ciencias y por los hábitats del río. Si son estudiantes, no se pierdan de los recorridos guiados especiales.
Con una extensión de más de 30 kilómetros hacia el este, entre los parques Island State y Discovery, y al pie de la Presa Lucky Peak se encuentra este sendero pavimentado que ofrece un espacio bellísimo para patinar, trotar, caminar y andar en bicicleta todo el año. Este sendero bien demarcado recorre el centro de Boise, el Parque en Honor a los Veteranos de Guerra, y el Parque Julia Davis, sin apartarse del serpenteante río Boise. En los restaurantes que se encuentran bordeando el sendero podrá comer algo liviano y observar a los que pasean. Una vez que salga de la ciudad, el sendero le ofrecerá cientos de oportunidades para contemplar las bellísimas montañas y la vida silvestre del lugar, como garzas y águilas calva.
Located in historic St. Paul Baptist Church, the Idaho Black History Museum celebrates Idaho's black culture. Open since 1995, the museum offers visitors many interesting historical tidbits, such as a look at Idaho's black cowboys and miners, and Idaho's contribution to the Civil Rights Movement. The building itself also has an interesting historical legacy as one of the first African-American churches in the Boise area, founded in 1909. Activities include storytelling, workshops, lectures and musical performances.
Though not one of the largest, Boise Brewery is one of the most renowned breweries in the city. The brewery is known for their small-batch brewing techniques and innovative varieties of craft beers. The brews are often flavored with honey and fruit from the local farms to create variety in taste. Take a tour of the brewery, then pay the tap room a visit to try out craft brews like Black Cliffs American Stout, Snowboarder Porter, Seven Crane Cream Ale and Down Down Extra Pale Ale. There is bound to be something new almost every time you visit. A number of special discounts and events also keep people coming back for more.
Antiques spill out of this turn-of-the-century home, located about 30 minutes from Boise. Recreating a bygone era, the home offers a vintage kitchen, pantry, parlor, bedrooms and other rooms. Furnished with late 1800s and early 1900s items, the Indian Creek Museum allows visitors to explore a different time.
Located in the downtown area, the Boise First Community Center is a religious organization. The place has a number of events held every week for kids as well as family. The relaxed and peaceful atmosphere here is designed to help visitors connect with God. Various prayer services and activities are also available. Check the website for upcoming events.
The Boise Square Dance Center hosts the Boise chapter of USA DANCE - a non-profit organization that promotes ballroom dancing. Guests can attend classes and dance sessions for a fee on the first Saturday evening of every month. Styles taught include Ballroom, Latin, Swing and more.
Hall International Academy For Arts & Humanities is an art school located in Eagle, ID. The venue offers education in various disciples of art ranging from filmmaking to fine art. The venue is equipped with state of the art facilities and is a popular place for cultural events in the area.
MING Studios is an international arts center that offers a residency program that grants artists from all over the globe an opportunity to come to Boise, explore and create new pieces. The residency program benefits both artist and host as each learns from the interaction between different art forms and cultural influences. Besides their residency program, MING Studios also hosts a vibrant variety of art exhibitions featuring emerging artists alongside well-established masters, and cultural programs for regional artists and the community as a whole. Dance and live music performances, poetry readings, workshops and other such events are also hosted at the MING Studios from time to time. The venue features exhibition space, workshops, studios, and a courtyard for contemplation and inspiration.