Zoo Boise Mother’s Day Brunch
2026-05-10 09:00 - 10:00 UTC | Zoo Boise, 355 Julia Davis Dr, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Celebrate mom and treat her with a buffet breakfast, zookeeper talk, and a special gift! Zoo admission is included so you’ll have the rest of the day to explore.
Mimosas and Bloody Marys will be available for purchase for those 21 years and older.
*Space is limited!
*Children two years and under are free but still require a reservation.
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​​Mother's Day Brunch Buffet at Hotel Renegade
2026-05-10 09:00 - 15:00 | Baraboo Supper Club, 1126 W Grove St, Boise
Mother’s Day Brunch

For the woman who deserves the very best seat in the house.

This Mother’s Day, we’re taking brunch to new heights. Join Baraboo Supper Club in the Overland Ballroom on the 8th floor of Hotel Renegade for a buffet that feels as special as the occasion itself.

Expect a generous spread of brunch favorites, elevated additions, and a setting that opens onto the patio for a breath of fresh air. Come hungry, raise a glass, and make it a celebration she’ll carry with her.

Sunday, May 10th • 9 AM to 3 PM
Per Idaho state law, hard alcohol cannot be served from 9 to 10 AM
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Overland Ballroom and South Patio
8th Floor of Hotel Renegade
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$65 per personKids 6-12 enjoy for $25, little ones 5 & under dine on us, and guests 65+ savor it all for $40.Reservations are encouraged.

RESERVATIONS

Chilled Offerings

​​JUICE BAR
Carrot & Turmeric Immunity, Kale & Apple Detox, Berry & Beet Antioxidant

​MIXED FRESH FRUITMinted Ginger Syrup, Tajin

WEDGE SALADDemi Sec Tomato, Preserved Mushrooms, Smokehaus Blue, Horseradish Buttermilk Dressing
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RILLETTE & RELISH DISPLAYDuck Rillette with Thyme, Baked Brie with Fig; Pickled Berry Relish, Apple/Fennel Chutney, Cornichon, Pistachio, Grain Mustard; Trio of Crisps – Pumpernickel, Rye, Baguette
BUILD YOUR OWN YOGURT PARFAITSHoney Whipped Greek Yogurt, Pineapple, Berries, Dried Fruits, Granola

Traditional

CRISPY HASHBROWNS
Green Onions, Sea Salt
BREAKFAST POTATOESCaramelized Onion, Salsa Brava
FLUFFY SCRAMBLED EGGS
Served alongside Gruyere, Scallion, Tomato, Red & Green Salsas

TRADITIONAL BENEDICTSmoked Ham, Poached Egg, Classic Hollandaise
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MUFFALETTA BENEDICT
Capicola, Olive Tapenade, Herbed Hollandaise
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BACON
BREAKFAST SAUSAGENashi Pear, Quince
ORZO PRIMAVERA “RISOTTO”
Saffron, Snap Peas, Baby Crudité Vegetables
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ROASTED CAULIFLOWER
Nduja, Gruyere, Reggiano, Toasted Pumpkin Seed

Action Stations

OMELETS MADE TO ORDERBacon, Ham, Onion, Mushroom, Maple Sausage, Tomato, Bell Peppers, Scallions, Spinach, Jalapeno, Cheddar, Gruyere
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ORANGE BLOSSOM BREAD PUDDING FRENCH TOAST
Whipped Butter, Maple Syrup, Honey Macerated Tropical Fruits, Crème Anglaise, Lavender Chantilly
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CROQUE RENEGADEFried Eggs to Order, Mornay Sauce​

POKE BAR
Traditional Shoyu Ahi, Spicy Hamachi, Polynesian Style; Enhance with Cucumber, Edamame, Wonton Crisps, Pickled Ginger, Avocado, Furikake, Scallion, Jalapeno
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CACAO CRUSTED PRIME RIB
Watercress Cream, Raw Horseradish, Harissa Chimichurri, Espresso Port Demi
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WHISKY GLAZED HAM
Herb Salad, Hawaiian Rolls; Mustard Trio of Roasted Fruit Mostarda, Sage/Brown Butter Mustard, Whole Grain/Sherry

Cocktails

THE BLOODY MARY 13
Vodka, House Bloody Mary Mix, Salt

​RED CURRY SNAPPER 16
Tanqueray 10 Gin, Curry Bloody Mary Mix,Spicy Citrus Salt, Seasonal Garnish
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CHIPOTLE BLOODY MARIA 15
Tequila, Chipotle Bloody Mix, Spicy Citrus Salt,Cilantro, Lime, Lollipop
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BOURBON & BERRIES 14
Bourbon, Lemon, Sparkling Rose, Fresh Berries
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SAGE & GREEN TEA FIZZ* 17
Roku Gin, Cream, Egg White, Lemon, Lime, Sage
and Green Tea Syrup, Lime and Yuzu Tonic
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HUGO SPRITZ 13
Elderflower Liquor, Lime, Mint, Prosecco
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COFFEE & DOUGHNUTS 14
Vodka, Graham Cracker Orgeat, Cold Brew,Buffalo Trace Cream Liqueur
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WHISKEY MILK PUNCH 15
Whiskey, Oat Milk, Vanilla Demerara,
All Spice Dram, Angostura
RINGMASTER MARGARITA 16
Espolon Blanco Tequila, Lime, Cointreau, Agave, Salt

Beer

PFRIEM 8Pilsner · Hood River, OR · 4.9%
COORS LIGHT 6Light Lager · Golden, CO · 4.2%
BACKWOODS COPPER LINE 9Amber Ale · Carson, WA · 5.5%
BAVIK SUPER WIT 8White Ale · Belgium · 5.0%
MELVIN BACK IN DA HAZE 7Hazy IPA · Jackson, WY · 6.5%
PFRIEM 8West Cost IPA · Hood River, OR · 6.8%
SHADES KVEIK PIÑA COLADA 10Sour Ale · Salt Lake City, UT · 6.3%
SNOW CAPPED GOLD RUSH 9Cider · Grand Mesa, CO · 6.9%

Wine

Desserts

COOKIES · BROWNIES · LEMON BAR · STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE · FLOURLESS CHOCOLATE CAKE · PETITE FOURS · MACARONS

Mimosas

BY THE BOTTLE 30
Comes with your choice of one juice:Orange, Pineapple, Cranberry or Featured(ask your server about our featured selection)Add additional sides of juice +3 each
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BY THE GLASS 8
Pineapple MimosaOrange MimosaCranberry MimosaFeatured Juice of the Week

Bubbles

BY THE BOTTLE
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ZARDETTO 13
Brut Split · Italy
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VEUVE DU VERNAY 13
Sparkling Rose Split · France
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ROEDERER ESTATE 78
Brut · Anderson Valley, CA · Pear, Spice, Hazelnut
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FERRARI 78
Brut · Italy · Golden Delicious Apples, Floral
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CANARD-DUCHENE 115
Brut · France · Fruity, Buttery Brioche
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DRAPPIER CHAMPAGNE 115
Brut · France · Baked Apple, Meyer Lemon

CHEHALEMPinot Noir • Willamette Valley
ANCIENT PEAKSMerlot • Paso Robles
CATENAMalbec • Mendoza
DAOUCabernet Sauvignon • Paso Robles
POWERSGrenache • Columbia Valley
J. LOHR HILLTOPCabernet Sauvignon • Paso Robles
MORGAN G17Syrah • Santa Lucia
MILBRANDT ESTATESCabernet Sauvignon • Wahluke Slope
M DE MAGNOL
Bordeaux • France
STONELEIGHSauvignon Blanc • Marlborough
J VINEYARDSPinot Grigio • Russian River
ALEXANDER VALLEY VINEYARDSChardonnay • Alexander Valley
DR. LOOSEN BLUE SLATE KABINETTRiesling • Germany
DECOY LIMITEDChardonnay • Sonoma
CHAPOUTIER RHONERosé • France

Mother's Day Brunch (11AM Seating)
2026-05-10 11:00 - 13:00 | Peaceful Belly Farm, 20023 Hoskins Rd,, Caldwell, ID
Celebrate Mother’s day on the farm with a very lovely brunch.
Welcome to our Mother’s Day Brunch!
Come celebrate the special moms in your life at our delicious brunch event. Indulge in our pre-fix menu made just for mom. You can choose a omnivor pre-fix or a vegetarian pre-fix. Treat your mom to a memorable meal at 20023 Hoskins Rd. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to show your appreciation for all that she does!
Join us for a morning of good food, great company, and lots of love. Make your reservation now to secure your spot at our Mother’s Day Brunch. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!

Mimosas with Mom at Bernie Fisher Park
2026-05-10 11:00 - 14:00 | Bernie Fisher Park, N Avenue E, Kuna, ID, 83634
Mimosas With Mom

Come celebrate Mom with great shopping opportunities, live music, free blooms & mimosas!
Date:
May 10, 2026
Time:
11:00AM – 2:00 PM
Location:
Bernie Fisher Park
201 W Main Street
Kuna, ID, 83634

Entertainment
Local Vendors
Food Vendors

We are proud to have Olivia Frost perform at Mimosas with Mom!
Olivia Frost is a Boise-based singer-songwriter whose music blends the soul of Americana, the storytelling of country, and the energy of folk rock. Known for her warm vocals, heartfelt originals, and unique takes on timeless favorites, Olivia creates an atmosphere that feels both personal and unforgettable.
Beyond the stage, she specializes in bringing live music to weddings and private events, crafting the perfect soundtrack for life’s most meaningful moments. From intimate ceremonies to lively receptions and elegant gatherings, Olivia tailors every performance to fit the occasion, making each event as memorable as the people it celebrates.
Whether she’s opening for national acts or setting the tone for a private celebration, Olivia’s passion is the same: connecting with people through music and creating experiences that last long after the final note. She resonates most with and draws inspiration from artists like Stevie Nicks, Kacey Musgraves, Joni Mitchell, and Noah Kahan.

Free Blooms and Beautiful Moments with Posy Blue!
Be among the first 350 guests to receive a 5-stem bouquet, complimentary from the Parks and Recreation Department from Posy Blue Flower Truck (stop by the Parks Booth for ticket). This has been a staple during our event and we love to see the moms light up when they receive their beautiful bouquet.

Posy Blue is not your typical flower shop, it’s a haven of unique floral designs. Founded by Roni, a passionate florist, Posy Blue takes pride in sourcing flowers and greenery from Roni’s own cut flower garden and greenhouse, as well as local suppliers whenever possible. When the chill of winter limits local availability, Roni ensures that every bloom is sourced directly from flower farms in California and Oregon, maintaining a commitment to providing 100% American-grown stems.

*For more information, please contact the Parks Office at (208) 629-8861 or by email at agoodwin@kunaid.gov.

Mother’s Day Celebration at Heroes Park
2026-05-10 11:00 - 16:00 | Heroes Park, 3064 W Malta Dr., Meridian, ID
We’re celebrating Mother’s Day Together! Enjoying our delicious Peruvian food😋, Mother’s will enjoy the games, prizes, show and music. We’ll be waiting for you 😏

Mother’s Day at Split Rail Winery
2026-05-10 12:00 - 18:00 | Split Rail Winery, 3200 West Chinden Boulevard, Boise, ID
Come spend Mother’s Day with us at Split Rail, because your mom deserves some good wine in her life! Featuring live poet, She is Poetry, who will be writing poetry on site from 1-4, live music from Landonious Monk from 2-5, and Hen & Hare bouquets! More details to come!
Location
Split Rail Winery
3200 West Chinden Boulevard, Boise, ID
Opening Hour Noon
Website https://www.splitrailwines.com
Phone 2084900681

Music Bingo BRUNCH
2026-05-10 12:30 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Music Bingo BRUNCH @ 9th Street Parallel
$5.00 to reserve a guaranteed seat (seating first come, first serve)
$30.00 to reserve a table for four together!
Free entry (no ticket required) based on limited available space
LETS SELL ENOUGH TICKETS TO TIP THE SCALE AND MOVE THIS INTO THE MAIN ROOM AT KNITTING FACTORY BOISE!
LET US KNOW YOUR COMING BY CHECKING GOING ON THE EVENT PAGE
Get ready for a high-energy day of beats and bingo! Join us for Music Bingo BRUNCH where music meets friendly competition.
Game One – All your bar favorites!
Game Two – Nothing but the 80’s!
Game Three – Its a suprise!
9th Street Parallel
Sunday, May 10th – Doors: 12:00PM / Game Start: 12:30 PM
Ages 21+
Win Two Concert Tickets of Your Choice Each Game! Plus other prizes throughout the games!
Bring your friends, grab a drink, and test your song-guessing skills — trivia, prizes, fun, and great vibes await!

Mother’s Day Ste. Chapelle Winery Concert
2026-05-10 13:00 - 16:00 | Ste Chapelle, 19348 Lowell Rd., Caldwell, ID, 83607
Mother’s Day: Hit Machine
May 10 | 1-4 p.m.
Wine Club Members: $30 per person
General Admission: $35 per person
Under 21: Free
VIP table for 8: Club $350 / General $400 | Please call the tasting room to book.

Mother's Day Brunch (3PM Seating)
2026-05-10 15:00 - 17:00 | Peaceful Belly Farm, 20023 Hoskins Rd,, Caldwell, ID

An Evening With David Sedaris
2026-05-10 16:00 | The Egyptian Theatre, 700 W. Main St., Boise, Idaho, 83702
David Sedaris, author of the previous bestsellers Calypso, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim and regular National Public Radio contributor will be appearing for one night only at The Egyptian Theatre on Sunday, May 10, 2026 at 4:00 PM, following the release of his newest books, A Carnival of Snackery and Pretty Ugly.
This is a unique opportunity to see the best-selling humorist in an intimate setting. As always, Sedaris will be offering a selection of all-new readings and recollections, as well as a Q&A session and book signing. Books will be available for sale at the event, courtesy of Rediscovered Books.
With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, Mr. Sedaris has become one of America’s pre-eminent humor writers. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today.
If you love David Sedaris’s cheerfully misanthropic stories, you might think you know what you’re getting into at his live readings. You’d be wrong. To see him read his own work on stage allows his autobiographical narrative to reveal a uniquely personal narrative that will keep you laughing throughout the evening. Don’t miss this event! As always, the reading will be accompanied by a pre and post-show book signing.

Snail Mail w/ Sharp Pins, Armlock
2026-05-11 18:30 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
On Ricochet, her third album as Snail Mail, Lindsey Jordan returns to assert herself as a generational songwriter, clear-eyed and honest as ever. Time has passed, but she remains a sensitive soul, and here her incisive introspection is tethered to newly expansive and hypnotic melodies and ornate string arrangements. While writing Ricochet, Jordan found herself fixating on concerns she’d previously pushed out of her mind, namely death and what happens after. These 11 songs are colored by the anxiety of watching life slip through your fingers, as well as the vulnerability of loving deeply rather than frenetically. Ultimately, Ricochet is an album about realizing—and accepting—that the world still turns no matter what is going on in your tiny life.
Ricochet is the first Snail Mail album in five years, and a lot has happened in the interim. Before touring 2021’s Valentine around the world, Jordan had surgery for vocal polyps. She underwent intensive speech therapy and emerged as a more confident vocalist—on Ricochet, Jordan wields newfound control over her voice, ironically enough for an album about uncertainty. She made her acting debut in Jane Schoenbrun’s indie horror I Saw the TV Glow, playing a Buffy-esque heroine with psychic powers. She moved out of New York, floated around for a bit, and landed in the area around Greensboro, North Carolina. She’s 26 and has a fluffy white puffball of a dog, whom she holds up to the night sky so she can see the stars.
All the while, Jordan was working on new music. She tried to write quickly—“which obviously didn’t work”—but with intention, aiming not to leave any material on the cutting room floor. “I’ve never done this before, but I wrote all of the instrumentals and vocal melodies on the piano or guitar, and then I filled in the lyrics all at once over a year,” Jordan says. “It takes me a lot more time and consideration to make great melodies than it does trying to connect things lyrically, so I gave myself more time to do the one.”
When it came time to record the songs bouncing around in her head, Jordan turned to a friend, Aron Kobayashi Ritch, the bassist and producer of the fuzzy indie rock band Momma. In winter 2025, they made Ricochet at North Carolina’s Fidelitorium Recordings, owned by R.E.M. producer Mitch Easter, and the Nightfly and Studio G in Brooklyn. Jordan describes the process as refreshing, trusting, and comfortable. “I felt like an equal voice,” she says. “He was as interested in my decisions as I was in his.”
Sonically, Ricochet sounds like the natural next step in Snail Mail’s small but mighty discography, building on the poised guitar parts of her 2018 Matador debut, Lush, and Valentine’s raw rock passion. Ricochet channels the Smashing Pumpkins at their sunniest and Radiohead at their most Britpop, with notes of Catherine Wheel shoegaze, Ivy power pop, and Sunny Day Real Estate emo. These are welcoming and vibrant tones of the ambitious ’90s alt-rock variety, embellished with unusual chords and curious textures that tickle the ear. (The most immediate and obvious descriptor is, ahem, lush.)
Jordan’s early music largely dealt with matters of the heart, a territory that she tried to step beyond on Ricochet. “Misery feels safe to write about because I am good at it,” she says, “but I’m not bathing in my own agony anymore.” To feel the pain of everything and then nothing is a lonesome contradiction. Ricochet is a record about being caught in this whirlpool, but Jordan’s music has never been so transcendent. The luminous opener, “Tractor Beam,” is driven by jangly guitars, but is ultimately about dissociation and “feeling othered while acknowledging that you’re spending a lot of your time and energy figuring out how to float away.”
While writing Ricochet, Jordan found herself drawn to art that explores the concept of life itself. The questions of artistic worth, ego, alienation, self-destruction, and failure posed by Charlie Kaufman’s 2008 film Synecdoche, New York cast a long-lasting existential shadow. “Nowhere” is informed by Laura Gilpin’s 1977 poem “The Two-Headed Calf,” about a young animal whose congenital condition allows it to see twice as many stars (the gentle stuff just kills her). On “My Maker,” she imagines flying a plane to heaven and overstaying her welcome at the airport bar. “Another year gone by,” she laments atop swirling guitars and spaced-out sprawl. “What if nothing matters?” “Oh, bouncer in the sky,” she wearily pleads on another song. “Let me in, I’m scared to die.”
Ricochet’s interiority reminds Jordan of Lush and other early music written in her Maryland childhood bedroom. “I was writing those songs for so long, my whole life,” she says. “It was my diary.” On the grunge-gaze song “Dead End,” she mourns the simplicity of a suburban adolescence, of parking in a cul-de-sac and smoking with friends.
“I’ve aged out of thinking that you’ll have everybody forever. Many of these songs are about friendships, friends that I’m sad about,” Jordan says, “But I’m also talking to myself.” “Looks like you made it/Somebody would be so proud,” she sneers on “Hell.” “But you isolated/Alienate your friends/‘Cus they’re just a means to an end.”
“Sometimes it’s devastating to be close with people. You’re busy during a birthday party. Then it happens again,” Jordan says. “All of a sudden, you haven’t talked to somebody you care about in years. You wake up one day and realize you’ve put yourself in a snowglobe, and it’s cold and weird and plasticy.”
To this end, emotional detachment can be self-imposed and involuntary, a protective impulse and a clinical blunting. “Numb myself out/What else should we do?,” Jordan sings on “Nowhere.” “You covered me all in kisses/I said I couldn’t feel it, but I wanted to.” Slipping into the abyss can become a comforting guilty pleasure. “Fireworks going off from above/Lit up the sky like lightning bugs/Felt so alive then, I can’t explain,” she sings on “Cruise.” “Couldn’t wait to get home and hide my face/Couldn’t wait to get home and slip away.”
Ricochet’s cover is the first not to feature Jordan’s face. Instead, a distressed deep blue expanse is filled by a spiral shell. A spiral moves in dual, opposing directions. Inward winding suggests contraction to the point of disappearance, while outward motion implies the promise of infinity. Distance and time may lead us away from the epicenter, and growth may be uneven, in fits and starts, and maybe a few steps backwards. It’s easy to get tangled up in emotions along the way, but every rotation offers the chance for pattern recognition, for perspective, for the realization that you do it to yourself, that’s what really hurts.

Sharp Pins
Fall in Love again with Sharp Pins’ Balloon Balloon Balloon
Sometimes it all goes POP!

Sharp Pins is the super solid lo-fi pop project of talented
Chicago musician Kai Slater of Lifeguard and Dwaal Troupe.
“Youth Revolution Now”

Armlock
Armlock make music for having your head in the clouds. On their new album, Seashell Angel Lucky Charm, the Australian duo of Simon Lam and Hamish Mitchell take you through a steady ascension into heavenly sonic realms. The band’s second proper release, and first for Run For Cover Records, Seashell Angel Lucky Charm taps onto the songwriters’ roots in experimental electronic roots and filters them through an indie rock lens, drawing the listener in close with crystal clear guitars, tight rhythms, warm harmonies, and sparse arrangements that leave room for character and eccentricities. The result is an album of inventively minimal music that does a lot with a little.
Friends for 14 years, Lam (vocals and guitar) and Mitchell (guitar and keyboards) have been in their fair share of musical projects together and apart. The two met studying jazz at Monash University in Melbourne, eventually discovering a shared love of electronic music. After a handful of electronic and dance outlets (I’lls, Couture, Kllo) Armlock came together through the band’s natural camaraderie and comfort with collaboration, and the two began incorporating guitar into the music they were making for the first time. Capable of recording and engineering the whole project themselves, the pair never needed to be precious with studio time. Instead they preferred venturing down songwriting rabbit holes, chasing down a feeling and layering ideas at their home studios, unsure where a song would ultimately land. “There’s no real distinction between writing, demoing, and final production, it’s all done at the same time,” says Lam. “It’s a workflow that is much more common in electronic music and how we started making music together.”
Seashell Angel Lucky Charm is the imaginative and sonically detailed result. The gentle vocals sit up front, often buoyed by fragile guitar lines and a simple but steady beat, and ample space is left for production flourishes like distant laughter, chopped up samples, and pitched squeals to ping around the listener’s ears. “We very much have a ‘throw stuff at the wall and see what sticks’ approach,” explains Lam. “We focus a lot on how an element sounds, rather than what an element is–if there’s a guitar part that’s not quite working, rather than try a different guitar effect or amp sound, we’re more likely to replace it with a keyboard, or a sample. A ‘sound’ is just as important as a ‘part’ to us, and I think that’s how a lot of electronic producers think.”
Every sound on Seashell Angel Lucky Charm feels precise and intentional, making the earcandy choruses on tracks like “Fear” and “El Oh Ve Ee” feel like expertly placed moments of guitar pop bliss. These two songs show Armlock’s savvy with harmony as they use octaves of angelic sounds to stretch a simple one-word chorus until it soars with meaning. Throughout Seashell Angel Lucky Charm, guitar is used sparingly and thoughtfully–more like a tool in Armlock’s belt rather than the primary songwriting vessel. On “Godsend” an airy acoustic provides the sturdy foundation, ushering the groove forward with uncomplicated chord progressions and leaving the focus on Lam’s voice.
Armlock’s sound at times recalls Pinback’s lean alternative, Alex G’s adventurous indie, or the wave of mysterious-yet-endearing genre-bending music coming out of the UK from label’s like Dean Blunt’s World Music or Vegyn’s PLZ Make It Ruins. Album opener “Ice Cold” provides a perfect entry point into Armlock’s world and their skill with coalescing disparate influences. One trap beat away from a Bladee track, the song begins with robotic voices reminiscent of Boards of Canada and evolves into the meditative warmth found in Adrianne Lenker’s more lo-fi work. There’s a subdued tenderness to Lam’s vocal delivery as he ponders the loss of a friendship and introduces the album’s fixation on air signs and higher dimensions.
Lyrically, Armlock’s music is often seeped with a very human desire to not only find guidance in the enormity of existence, but also to find something deeper in the mundane. “I was brought up Catholic, and I’ve definitely turned away from Christianity in my adult life but in recent years I’ve kind of missed that extra layer of meaning that religion adds to everyday life,” Lam says. “I’ve never written songs about that kind of thing, and it’s definitely pretty abstract, but it’s interesting to write about something that isn’t in my physical life but still feels like I’m talking about something ‘real.’”
Album highlight “Guardian” cuts to the heart of this theme with Lam looking “Somewhere up above” for “something or someone,” sifting through everyday life, trying to decide if the divine numbers he’s noticing on license plates are signs or happenstance. As guitar bends and piano rolls across the song’s structure until it fades into an airy soundscape where Lam yearns for a guardian through hushed vocals and chirping birds. “Ready for my essence to be found / ‘Cause I’m seeing their number all around / Guide me safe, lead me from harm / My seashell angel lucky charm.” Elsewhere these more esoteric ideas intersect with romantic longing, like on “El Oh Vee Ee” or “Godsend,” the former an upbeat earworm and the latter a richly produced cut of creative guitar pop.
Seashell Angel Lucky Charm manages to walk a fine line: impressionistic yet accessible, ambiguous yet refreshingly earnest. Armlock immerse you in their world but they don’t hold your hand, allowing you to be the one to discover the melodies and ideas within. It’s an impressive feat for only 18 minutes of music and it will leave you searching for more–and luckily you can hit repeat right away.

Daisy Grenade, Vienna Vienna
2026-05-12 08:00 - 17:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Daisy Grenade and Vienna Vienna bring a bold, high-energy performance to Boise, blending pop punk attitude with unapologetic individuality. Known for their edgy sound and fearless stage presence, Daisy Grenade delivers punchy hooks, raw lyrics, and a rebellious spirit that resonates with audiences craving something real and electric. Paired with Vienna Vienna’s dynamic style and genre-bending flair, this show promises a vibrant mix of alternative pop, emotion, and attitude.
Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering them for the first time, this is a night of music that’s loud, lively, and unforgettable.

Athletic Club Boise vs FC Naples
2026-05-13 19:00 - 21:30 | Expo Idaho, 5610 North Glenwood Stree, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
Watch Athletic Club Boise take on FC Naples in a home match at Expo Idaho.
Kickoff
7:00 PM
Tickets
For tickets, visit www.acboise.com.

Gem State Stock Horse
2026-05-14 - 2026-05-17 | Ford Idaho Center
Gem State Stockhorse Association is an NRCHA affiliate that provides cowhorse shows and clinics in Western Idaho, Eastern Oregon and Northern Nevada.
Gem State is dedicated to the promotion, development, and demonstration of the traditional reined cow horse.
Gem State Shows are fun, accessible, and affordable.
Something for everyone: youth and entry-level classes, like Step Up Boxing and Buckaroo classes.
Lots of added money for our Derby in July, as well as excellent schooling opportunities for young horses.
Year-end awards include great prizes and awards for the top five competitors in each qualifying class.

Blueface
2026-05-14 19:00 | Revolution Concert House, 4983 N Glenwood St, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
Blueface brings his high‑energy live show to Boise for an explosive night of hip‑hop at Revolution Concert House & Event Center in nearby Garden City. Known for his unmistakable flow and chart‑making tracks, Blueface delivers a raw, crowd‑moving performance that keeps the energy high from start to finish. This Boise‑area stop on his 2026 tour offers fans the chance to experience his dynamic stage presence up close in an intimate, all‑standing venue setting.

John Butler with Band
2026-05-14 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
John Butler with Band brings his 2026 North American tour to Boise for a powerful live performance at the Knitting Factory Concert House. Joined by his full band, John Butler delivers an emotionally rich and dynamic set that blends roots, rock, folk, and soulful grooves. Known for his masterful guitar work and deeply engaging stage presence, Butler performs material spanning his acclaimed catalog alongside music from his recent releases. This Boise stop offers fans the chance to experience the depth and energy of John Butler’s live show in an intimate setting.

Ritt Momney w/ Mercury
2026-05-14 20:30 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
To make Base, Jack Rutter (who performs as Ritt Momney) had to let go of everything. He had to get to the point where he wanted to quit making music. Tear everything down and build it all up again. Rutter had to let go of all the shoulds, and all of the expectations he thought people had for him and his music. So he hit the reset button, forgot about all the noise, and made a record he truly wanted to make. It’s his most realized offering yet: beautiful and weird and cool. A record of lo-fi bedroom rock that radiates warmth and honesty.
Rutter’s story is one of reinventing yourself after viral success. After the release of his debut, Her and All My Friends, Rutter put out a cover of Corinne Bailey Rae’s “Put Your Records On.” The song was an unexpected hit, taking off almost half a year after it was initially released, and landing in the Billboard Hot 100. In 2021, he released his second full-length record Sunny Boy, a record of warm to the touch bedroom pop. And then Rutter started to fall out of love with music. “I was starting to feel like I was making music because I had to,” he says, “but then I realized, I didn’t have to make anything if I didn’t want to.” This release from expectations was like a lightning bolt: Rutter felt a kind of freedom he had not felt in years. Enter Base.
Base is Rutter’s third record. Since Sunny Boy, he’s bought a house in his native Salt Lake City, gotten married, and started treating his hobbies with the same seriousness he treats his music (for a period of time, he was bowling every morning of the week). In other words: he’s made a life for himself. A life where he has created the perfect environment to make music. Base is the product of this freedom. And you can tell from first listen. Base is a roomy, elegant collection of songs.
“I believe in base creativity,” says Rutter, “Some kind of pure being. A solid foundation.” This was the goal with Base: to make a record that is rooted in that sort of boundless creativity. To make it, Rutter joined up with his bandmates, Rick West and Chris Peranich. On his past two records, Rutter would write and produce everything. On Base, he wanted things to be more collaborative. He wanted the record to have more of a live, analog sound. Base was recorded on an 8-track. No screens allowed in the studio during the initial recording. They’d use computers a little bit after the fact, but the goal was to make something that sounded organic.
Like “Gunna,” a song about waiting and not knowing what you’re waiting for. The song starts out with acoustic guitars, then Rutter’s voice comes in. “As soon as she gets home,” he sings, “I’m going to be so nice.” There’s a little distortion, cracking open the song like you do with an egg and a fork. Keys and big drums. It’s a little Radiohead, a little Alex G.
Base is a record of intuitive music. For Rutter, that often meant writing what he knew best. Like “The Tank,” which is about the Utah Jazz. Rutter became obsessed with the Jazz’s pursuit of the best draft picks via racking up losses. “There is no pressure when you’re doing terrible,” he says, “But there’s this abstract idea that you could be amazing again in the future.” “The Tank,” is really about basketball. But it’s also about reinventing yourself, getting all the way back to your base and then rising out of the ashes. “Blow it up for Cooper,” sings Rutter in the song’s opening moments. There’s a melancholic quality to the song. But it’s also melancholic in a funny way. A lo-fi slacker anthem. That’s Base: a record about starting over and falling back in love with your art again.

Mercury
For mercury – the project architected by Maddie Kerr – songwriting is a form of survival, a means of finding clarity in an often cruel world. Hailing from the rural outskirts of Franklin, Tennessee, music is everything she’s known dating back to the day 22 years ago when Mazzy Star’s “Fade Into You” blasted as she was born.
The artist’s latest three-track project comprised of “Born in Early May,” “Special,” and “Crick,” was born from another kind of place; an especially difficult period of personal hardship. Accompanied by a monumental short film directed by Harrison Shook and set to be unleashed in June 2024, this collection – titled “Together We Are One, You And I,” – wanders through the depths of human suffering and emerges resilient. Infinite black voids, spiritual iconography, and the scarlet glow of embers and flames define the three-part extended music-short film, which follows Kerr and a cast of characters from all different walks of life: Through narrative vignettes, contemporary dance, and poetic abstractions, these individuals are understood to be connected by grief, pain, and loss.
“Born in Early May” was a personal breakthrough for Kerr, the beginning of chipping through an emotional block. “It was the first time in a while I’ve allowed myself to put my emotions into words and to tell myself that it’s okay, I’m allowed to be hurt,” she says. Recorded in Asheville, North Carolina with Alex Farrar (Wednesday, Snail Mail, Indigo de Souza), this trio of songs pushes Kerr’s fiery rock songwriting toward cathartic new heights and “Born in Early May” sets the stage for what’s to come. A thrashing opening track, despairing images of ground-down teeth and a lecherous bird of prey are elevated by raw, pummeling guitar and Kerr’s riveting vocals.
The second song of the trio, “Special,” opens with a scene of surrender: “Removed my clothes/The color left my face/Lowered my body into the water.” Nature and elemental wonder are recurring motifs for Kerr, resonating deeply throughout the bones of mercury’s introductory singles “Woolgathering” and “Trying,” which debuted late last year. In “Special,” Kerr once again finds solace in underwater depths. “When I think about being in a dark place mentally, it feels like I’m suspended in the deepest part of the ocean with nothing around me.” In this peaceful purgatory, far from other people, Kerr nurses her wounds and admits a universal human desire atop sparse ambiance: “I wanna be something to you/I wanna be special too.”
If “Born in Early May” looks outward, “Crick” directs its gaze inward for the finale of “Together We Are One, You And I.” “When I was writing ‘Crick’ I was angry at myself for not being able to say what I meant in moments where I really needed to,” Kerr says. “I was angry at other people for not giving me the opportunity to speak for myself, but part of that was because I had waited too long to get my own words together.” Mounted with towers of guitars, the song hurtles toward a tremendously grungy conclusion that acts as a reminder: sometimes noise can convey an inner chaos beyond words.
It’s a sense of self-reflection, and subsequent relinquishing to the cascading waves of adversity that come into focus as we grow older. “Writing these songs has been part of a journey of figuring out my emotions and telling myself that it’s okay to feel that way, to talk about it, to write about it,” Kerr says.
Having made early noise with last year’s releases of “Trying” and “Woolgathering” – which seized the attention of Nylon, Paste Magazine, Under The Radar, Billboard and FLOODFM, while landing on numerous playlists across Spotify & Apple – the full force of Kerr is now ready to rear its head. mercury’s latest tracks are like hands reaching out through the darkness, offering companionship on your own journey through despair.

Morrison Center Presents THE PATTY DUKE AWARDS
2026-05-15 19:30 | Morrison Center, 2201 West Cesar Chavez Lane, Boise, Idaho, 83725
The Morrison Center is excited to mark five years of celebrating high school musical theater with the 2026 Patty Duke Awards Program! The Patty Duke Awards recognize outstanding achievement in musical theater across the State of Idaho. The Patty Duke Awards are a regional program of the National High School Musical Theatre Awards, known as The Jimmy Awards.
The following student performances will intersperse the awards presentations: one full ensemble number from each of the up to six winning Outstanding Musical Production Award recipients, two performances by those students participating in the Intensive week leading up to the ceremony, and one character medley performance by the eight Patty Duke Awards National Finalists.

Matt Maeson - Watch My Step Tour
2026-05-15 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Matt Maeson brings his Watch My Step Tour to Boise for an unforgettable night of raw emotion, powerful storytelling, and alternative rock energy. Taking the stage at the Knitting Factory on Friday, May 15, 2026 at 8:00 PM (doors at 7:00 PM), this all-ages show promises an intimate, soul-stirring live experience. ￼￼
Known for his gritty vocals and deeply personal lyrics, Maeson has built a loyal following with standout tracks like “Cringe” and “Hallucinogenics.” Fans can expect a dynamic set blending fan favorites with newer material, all delivered with the emotional intensity and authenticity that define his live performances. ￼
The Watch My Step Tour highlights Maeson’s evolution as an artist, pairing stripped-down moments with full-band energy to create a show that feels both cinematic and deeply personal. With support from Vincent Lima and a carefully crafted atmosphere, each performance invites the audience into a shared, cathartic journey through music and storytelling. ￼￼
Don’t miss your chance to experience Matt Maeson live in Boise—an electrifying night where vulnerability meets power on stage.

Alex G w/ Agriculture
2026-05-15 20:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
Alex G, stage alias of Alex Giannascoli, is a prolific singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist who built his reputation combining strong melodic sensibilities with a ragged, impulsive-sounding performance style. Regarded as one of the most influential artists of his generation, the release of Alex G’s ninth studio album in 2022, God Save the Animals, was met with critical acclaim across the board, hailed as “a tour de force” (Rolling Stone) and “his most thrilling and playful record yet” (Vanity Fair).
Most recently, Alex composed the original score for the A24 film I Saw The TV Glow, continuing his work with director Jane Schoenbrun, who he previously collaborated with on the 2021 film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair. In 2024, Alex announced his signing to RCA Records.
Alex G has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket goes to supporting local nonprofit organizations providing critical services to young people, including housing and stability services, access to education, and mental health care.

Agriculture
Agriculture is a Los Angeles–based band channeling ecstatic black metal into something spiritual, grounded, and definitely present. Emerging from the city’s noise scene, the band coalesced into its current form with Dan Meyer, Leah Levinson, Richard Chowenhill, and Kern Haug. Their music fuses the searing intensity of black metal with Zen Buddhist thought, queer history, and devotional songwriting. The result is a sound that resists algorithmic flattening and demands full attention. Their process is rooted in community and persistence: songs are written, dismantled, and rebuilt together. The Spiritual Sound, their new full-length, builds on the radiant extremity of their previous releases and pushes further: music not for escapism, but for confrontation and catharsis. This is not a vibe. It’s a demand.

Famous Idaho Potato Marathon
2026-05-16 | Morrison Center, 2201 West Cesar Chavez Lane, Boise, Idaho, 83725
2026 YMCA Famous Idaho Potato Marathon

Be a part of our biggest race of the year! Running the Famous Idaho Potato Marathon offers a unique opportunity to experience Boise’s scenic beauty while challenging yourself on a well-organized, supportive course. Join the fun with the 5K or 10K distances or push your limits with the half or full marathon. Connect with fellow runners and celebrate Idaho’s famous spuds!
The Treasure Valley YMCA is proud to bring you the 49th annual YMCA Famous Idaho Potato Marathon and Fun Runs presented by the Idaho Potato Commission. All of our races take place on the flat and scenic Boise Greenbelt. The Famous Idaho Potato Marathon and Fun Runs start and finish at The Morrison Center.
For full information and to register, please CLICK HERE

May 16, 2026 All Day Event Treasure Valley YMCA (208) 344-5501 View Organizer Website

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Great Idaho Gun Show
2026-05-16 - 2026-05-17 | Ford Idaho Center
The Great Idaho Gun Show brings together firearms enthusiasts, collectors, and outdoor sports fans for a premier showcase of guns, gear, accessories, and collectibles. Browse a wide selection from trusted vendors, connect with knowledgeable exhibitors, and enjoy a must-attend event for Idaho’s shooting and outdoor community.

Idaho’s Largest Garage Sale
2026-05-16 07:00 - 17:00 | Expo Idaho, 5610 North Glenwood Stree, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
Join hundreds of vendors and 1000s of bargain hunters to find the best bang for your buck!
Hours
7a-5p
Admission
$5

Boise Farmers Market
2026-05-16 09:00 - 13:00 | Boise Farmers Market, 1500 Shoreline Drive, Boise, Idaho, 83712
THE BOISE FARMERS MARKET SUPPORTS A REGENERATIVE, HEALTHY FOOD AND AGRICULTURAL SYSTEM BY OPERATING A VIBRANT MARKETPLACE FEATURING LOCALLY GROWN AND CRAFTED PRODUCTS.
At the Boise Farmers Market you will find fresh local seasonal vegetables and fruit, many types of locally raised protein, breads and pastries, honey, jams and sauces, fresh-roasted coffee, and a delicious selection of ready-to-eat foods. We always have the best of what is local and in season!
Please join us at the Boise Farmers Market, where you’ll find farmers you can trust and food you can trace.

Trunk Sale
2026-05-16 09:00 - 13:00 | Nampa Civic Center, 311 3rd Street South, Nampa, Idaho, 83651
Trunk Sale
Nampa Civic Center Parking Lot
May 16 | 9 am – 1 pm
Join us for a day of fun finds and good vibes!
Trunk Sale is your all-in-one community yard sale, flea market and swap meet.
Come explore rows of second hand treasures, vintage find, hidden gems and more at this free community event. Whether you are looking for a good bargain or just love the hunt for unique finds, there is something for everyone!
Located on the East side of the Nampa Civic Center parking lot.
Interested in selling? Vendor sign up will open Monday, March 2.

Northwest Submission Challenge 8
2026-05-16 18:00 | The Egyptian Theatre, 700 W. Main St., Boise, Idaho, 83702
Perigee Group Presents:

Northwest Submission Challenge 8

Doors at 5:00 PM, Matches start at 6:00 PM

Get ready for the highly anticipated return of the only Submission Grappling Superfight Series in Idaho! With even more high-flying action, exciting matchups, and intense battles, this event promises to be even bigger and better than the last! Don’t miss your chance to witness the best grapplers in the Pacific Northwest test their skills in this adrenaline-fueled spectacle. Get your tickets now!

Athletic Club Boise vs Monterey Bay
2026-05-16 19:00 - 21:30 | Expo Idaho, 5610 North Glenwood Stree, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
Watch Athletic Club Boise take on Monterey Bay in a home match at Expo Idaho.
Kickoff
7:00 PM
Tickets
For tickets, visit www.acboise.com.

Grateful
2026-05-16 20:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
GRATEFUL is a Boise based tribute band paying respect to the legacy of the Grateful Dead. Each performance is arranged with the intent to capture the natural authenticity of the Grateful Dead’s live performance, and “perfectly flawed” delivery in sound, style, and feel. No set list is the same, and no song is played the same way twice. Each member of GRATEFUL recreate the persona of a band that meant so much to so many.

Emo Nite
2026-05-16 21:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Emo Nite is a late-night dance party in Boise celebrating the emo and pop-punk songs that defined a generation. Expect wall-to-wall anthems, nostalgic throwbacks, and a crowd singing every word at the top of their lungs. It’s loud, emotional, and all about reliving the music that never really left us.
Not a band. Not DJ’s. We throw parties for the music we love.
As Rolling Stone observed a few years ago, “Emo Nite Vindicated the Scene.”
Since they threw their first party at an East L.A. dive bar, Morgan Freed and T.J. Petracca, and a dedicated crew of regular attendees, built Emo Nite into a phenomenon. Top-tier emo artists, old and new, curate playlists and perform, with guest lists boasting members of blink-182, All Time Low, Dashboard Confessional, The Maine, and Good Charlotte. Scene-friendly pop culture mavericks often participate, like past attendees Post Malone, Demi Lovato, Machine Gun Kelly, and Skrillex.
It’s all too easy to forget that before the first Emo Nite in December 2014, “emo” was a joke.
Somehow on its journey from a melodic post-hardcore subgenre, built on earnest emotional expression, to a mainstream moniker assigned to anything remotely angsty, “emo” became a dirty word. Despite the positive impact ushered in by waves of bands, from the crucial “Revolution Summer” and Sunny Day Real Estate through Taking Back Sunday and My Chemical Romance, accepting “emo” as a dismissive designation or identity invited polite embarrassment and even scorn.
But Freed and Petracca grew up loving the music associated with emo and the people like them who similarly embraced outsider art and subculture, regardless of changing fashions or pretentious snobbery. Petracca told The New Yorker the idea behind the first Emo Nite celebration was to center a happy, communal experience on the music they once listened to when they were upset and alone.
“I sang Dashboard Confessional at karaoke at a friend’s birthday party and thought it was super fun to go out with friends and listen to music we actually liked,” recalls Petracca, who met Freed when the pair worked at a creative agency together. “Every other club in LA played EDM, Top 40, or hip-hop. We always found ourselves pre-gaming with emo and pop-punk music before we went out.”
Freed knew a bartender at the Short Stop in Echo Park and convinced him to let them throw a party on a random, rainy Tuesday. They invited friends via Facebook; double the bar’s capacity turned up. “We decided to see how far we could take it,” Petracca says. “‘Who would be the craziest guest?’ We invited Mark Hoppus, and he came! He did our first one at Echoplex, which was our third party ever.”
“There’s no disconnect between the artist and fan,” Freed points out. “I think that’s brought people closer to the music. It created a really strong sense of community, at a time when emo wasn’t ‘cool.’”
There may be a surprise acoustic set or even a full-band performance, but ultimately, it’s about the experience. Emo Nite turned a party into a community, reclaiming the spirit of how the scene began.
It’s now a recurring event thrown by dozens of friends in over 30 cities in the United States. Emo Nite runs full-day festivals and curates coveted performance spots at Coachella, Life is Beautiful, and Firefly. Freed and Petracca launched successful clothing collaborations with brands like OBEY, Urban Outfitters, PLEASURES, The Hundreds, Rose in Good Faith, Market, and OWSLA.
“A larger promoter told us the shelf life of a club night in Los Angeles was two years,” Freed says, marveling at Emo Nite’s staying power. “A hundred percent of it is the people that go to it. This music makes people feel connected. The energy of it is so special. You get a group of people together who look different, but they have this thing in common. We started seeing friend groups form really, really quickly. People met their significant others at these events. The community really trusts each other.”
“Emo Nite LA has become an essential gathering point for fans of emo, pop-punk, and related styles,” Rolling Stone noted.
In October 2021, Emo Nite’s founders threw Emo Nite Vegas Vacation, a three-day event headlined by Avril Lavigne and Machine Gun Kelly, with Sleeping With Sirens, MOD SUN, 3OH!3, and more.
“What Emo Nite does better than any of their competitors is they make ‘emo culture’ feel both nostalgic and brand new,” The Summer Set’s Brian Logan Dales told Forbes, in a profile which included professions of love from members of Papa Roach, Underoath, and State Champs. “You can go to an Emo Nite with your best friends and sing along to old songs you grew up with, and at the same time, discover a brand-new artist who’s making music today because they grew up on that very same music as you. They’ve taken the emo of the past and helped it forge a new path for the future.”
As emo reenters popular culture with a blend of adoring nostalgia and optimistic forward- thinking, Emo Nite remains an authentic space to celebrate diversity, experience passionate catharsis, and champion authentic expression. Emo Nite isn’t a band or a DJ crew. It’s an idea, one as simple as the urge to throw a party for a beloved style of music. Often imitated but never truly duplicated, Emo Nite’s founders and supporters are fond of saying, “If you don’t see the grave, it ain’t our rave.”
“There’s a lot of ownership from our community of the event itself and the Emo Nite brand,” Petracca says. “It’s about breaking down that barrier of ‘Look at me, it’s all about me.’ No, it’s about us, together, in this room. It belongs to every single person that comes through the door.”
The co-founders continue to look ahead. “Emo Nite definitely impacted culture,” Freed notes. “But we have no plans to stop changing the way we view the evolution and expansion of the genre.”

Sharon's Ride.Run.Walk. 2025
2026-05-17 11:00 | The Riverside Hotel, 2900 W Chinden Blvd, Garden City, ID, 83714
Join the Epilepsy Foundation of Idaho for the Sharon’s Ride.Run.Walk. 2026 – a movement that brings our community together to educate, spread awareness and make a difference for the people we love who live with epilepsy. These nationwide events are dedicated to the memory of Sharon Rosenfeld, a nurse and teacher who cared deeply about epilepsy and advocated helmet safety. Click here to learn more about Sharon and helmet safety.

Funds raised from Sharon’s Ride.Run.Walk. provide education and awareness, training programs on seizure recognition and first aid, as well as access to specialty and supportive care for the nearly 17,000 people affected by epilepsy here in Idaho. Register as an individual, join a team or create your own team! After registration, you’ll be able to create your own personal fundraising page and/or team page. Get your friends, family members and co-workers to support your individual or team fundraising – share your personal story.

EVENT DETAILS
Registration includes:

T-shirt (ONLY guaranteed if registered by April 18th)

Commemorative Medal

Post- Race Lunch

Activities for all ages

*T-Shirt can be picked up on May 14th and 15th from 10am-2pm at the EFI Office (100 Warm Springs Ave, Boise, Idaho 83712), or the morning of the race starting at 10am.

Activities:
Route Scavenger Hunt
Craft Area
Lawn Games
Photo Booth

After Race:
Lunch Party! Make sure to stay at the Riverside Hotel after you finish your ride, run or walk for lunch.

Sharon’s Ride.Run.Walk is more than an event, it’s a CELEBRATION! We encourage you to take photos of your time at our event and share them on social media. There will be a photo booth onsite with accessories to level up your picture game. When sharing your pictures online, please tag us (@epilepsyidaho) or use the hashtags: #EpilepsyIdaho & #SRRW2026Idaho.

Place
Our event will begin and end at The Riverside Hotel – Boise, ID. Just head to the terrace at the back of the hotel. All events will be out-and-back on the Boise Greenbelt. Routes will be posted soon.

Course Maps

For your safety, please stay within the marked routes. Signage will be posted along the Greenbelt. Remember, you may turn around whenever needed. Downloadable maps available here
Estimated route times
1 Mile Stroll: 10 to 20 minutes
5k Race: 30 to 45 minutes
3 mile bike ride: 30 to 45 minutes
15 mile bike ride: 90 to 180 minutes

Parking Map
Main parking will be off Garden St. near Ling & Louie’s Restaurant. Extra parking will be around the corner closer to the Stagecoach Inn.

Event Contact Info
If you have any questions about this Event, please contact the Event director at hmcadams@epilepsyidaho.org

Event Website
Additional Event information can be found at http://runsignup.com/Race/ID/Boise/SharonsRideIdaho.

Directions

Our event will begin and end at The Riverside Hotel – Boise, ID. Just head to the terrace at the back of the hotel. All events will be out-and-back on the Boise Greenbelt. Routes will be posted soon.
