This entertainment complex is becoming the state's best large-scale concert venue. Rock-'n'-roll acts KISS, Korn, Neil Young, The Red Hot Chili Peppers and Pearl Jam have all strutted their stuff at this 13,100-seat cavernous arena. The venue also plays host to rodeos, such as the popular Snake River Stampede and monster-truck extravaganzas.
Adjacent to the banks of the Boise River and located on the Boise State University campus, this entertainment center is one of Idaho's top civic theaters. The 2000-seat Main Hall, which has a 732-seat mezzanine level, features symphonies, ballets and choirs, as well as musical performers from Lyle Lovett to Weird Al Yankovic. The ceiling's impressive acoustical drapery provides incredible sound. For added intimacy, no seat is more than 131 feet from the stage.
The home to the Boise Hawks Baseball Club, this old-fashioned stadium serves as a multipurpose facility with seating for 5000 baseball fans. The seating capacity can be increased for summer concerts and special events. Hungry fans munch on chips from the snack stand or check out the Hawk's Nest for more refined munchies. Regardless of the event you attend, you will always find a friendly and helpful staff. You need to call or visit the website to find the schedule of events.
The Taco Bell Arena is part of Boise State University. Referred to as the "Pavilion," the arena serves as a multi-purpose stadium that hosts events ranging from the circus to ice shows to concerts. It is also home to the Bronco Athletics, which comprises 17 games that compete for the Western Athletic Conference Division. The arena has a moveable curtain and can be transformed into an intimate concert hall or be completely drawn back to accommodate a sold-out show.
Rising from an old warehouse, this Boise Theater is home to several acting companies. The 25,000 square-foot facility seats about 230 people in a simple, brick wall-lined space. However, theatergoers will find plenty of color in the lobby decorations and, of course, on stage. Fulton Street Theater and Balance Dance Company call it home, while the Idaho Shakespeare Festival offers classes and houses its administrative offices here.
A historic theater located in downtown Boise, the Egyptian Theatre hosts movie nights, live concerts, film festivals, operas, and other cultural extravaganzas. This magnificent space exudes royalty with a classic decor that features rich earthy tones, chandeliers and plush seating. The venue often screens old favorites and is a must visit for cinephiles.
Located on the eastern frontiers of Eagle, the Honalee Farm Event Center is one of the area's most prominent event hosting facilities, offering a serene countryside setting. A great location for weddings, clients can celebrate their big day amidst nature with their friends and family. Corporate events are also held here regularly. Kitchen service can be requested.
Bringing Shakespeare to Idaho audiences since 1977, this thespian festival takes place every summer from June through September at an outdoor amphitheater. Located along the Boise River, the amphitheater allows the audience to enjoy spectacular Idaho scenery while appreciating the nuances of Shakespearean theater. This community theater is much more than a summer-only affair, offering educational programs and other performances throughout the year. Group prices and season subscriptions are available.
Rising from an old warehouse, this Boise Theater is home to several acting companies. The 25,000 square-foot facility seats about 230 people in a simple, brick wall-lined space. However, theatergoers will find plenty of color in the lobby decorations and, of course, on stage. Fulton Street Theater and Balance Dance Company call it home, while the Idaho Shakespeare Festival offers classes and houses its administrative offices here.
This beautiful music venue is a local gem. The Sapphire Room hosts touring artists as well as local musicians. Enjoy a soulful tune of jazz or blues while enjoying some tasty bites or drinks at this intimate place. Set in the lobby area of the Riverside Hotel, don't miss the place if you love music and some good food to go along with it.