Boise's spring weather keeps homeowners guessing. One week you're still scraping frost off the windshield; two weeks later it's 72 degrees and the backyard is a muddy mess. That whiplash catches a lot of people off guard, and the result is usually a chaotic cleaning weekend that still leaves half the house undone...

Ada and Canyon Counties • March 2026 The March 2026 resale housing data is in, and we’re seeing continued momentum as we head into the heart of the spring market. Activity picked up in both Ada and Canyon counties, while inventory remains tight and buyers and sellers are adjusting to a more measured p...

Spring in the Treasure Valley signals one of the most anticipated seasonal traditions—farmers market season. As the weather warms, flowers bloom, and Idaho’s fields come to life, local markets open their booths, inviting residents and visitors to experience the very best of our region’s agriculture, food, a...

Where to Dine Outdoors This Spring As spring arrives in Boise and the Treasure Valley, the city comes alive with blooming trees, longer sunny days, and that unmistakable urge to be outside. One of the best ways locals soak it all in? Patio dining. From downtown hotspots to riverside escapes along the Gr...

In April 2026, Boise and the Treasure Valley have more than 50 events happening across Easter celebrations, outdoor races, live music, family festivals, theater, pro sports, and the return of weekly farmers markets. Whether you're a longtime local or just moved to the area, this is the month that shows off every...

After a long winter, spring in Boise arrives with a burst of sunshine, blooming trees, and a renewed excitement for the outdoors. As temperatures warm and the days grow longer, the entire Treasure Valley seems to come alive again. Locals dust off their bikes, plant new gardens, meet friends on sunny patios, and ...