The cultural show is an event that features vibrant cultures and the opportunity to take a trip throughout the world with outstanding acts such as dancing, singing, poetry, and more. International students that perform generally dress in traditional clothes to demonstrate their culture.
Take a little time out of your night to enjoy this free event.
A vibrant representation of the cultures from across the world that have arrived at the College Of Idaho to learn.
Reserve your seats here or email here
Free! November 18th, 6 - 7pm at Jump Boise.
We are starting our Market back up in May and are looking for local vendors who would like to join us! Friday MARKET / 5pm to 9pm / Starting May 5, 2023 Handcrafted artisan goods created by local artisans. Farm fresh, seasonal foods produced & provided by local vendors & farmers.
Read MoreThe season’s kick-off is a grand New Year’s Eve celebration. Ground zero is OVO Beach on Maldonado Bay. We walked to the celebration, our apartment being just six blocks from the bay. This proved opportune as traffic was at a standstill. People filled every available patch of street, sidewalk, and sand. Elbowing our way towards the shore, we were absorbed into the throng of revelers, holding champagne in one hand to toast in 2019, smartphone in the other to record their presence. As the crowd counted down, corks popped and digital shutters snapped. At the stroke of midnight fireworks began all around Maldonado Bay. It must have been quite the sight if seen high up from a penthouse balcony or far off from a boat. The entire bay was a backdrop for a panorama of sparkling aerial dancers. Our view, down on the sand, was a bit more intimate; we were inside the fury, underneath a canopy of loud explosions and sizzling color. When the light show stopped, the all-night party started. Revelers, who had come a great distance and at great expense and were not going to waste a precious moment of their summer holiday, stayed to party. Those of us who lived here and enjoyed this paradise every day nonchalantly relinquished the beaches, clubs, and restaurants to the tourists. Echoes and reflections from the fete escorted us home.
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