In This Moment
2025-10-07 17:30 UTC | Revolution Concert House, 4983 N Glenwood St, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
In This Moment
Oct 7, 2025
Doors: 5:30 PM / Show: 6:30 PM

Girls Just Wanna Have Fundamental Human Rights
2025-10-07 19:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
Girls Just Wanna Have Fundamental Human Rights
Join us for a dance party in support of equal human rights and reproductive freedom in Idaho. This event is open to all who believe in equity, bodily autonomy, and the power of collective joy. Plus, all registered voters can add their name to the landmark Reproductive Freedom & Privacy Act, the citizens ballot initiative to restore rights in Idaho!
In a time when fundamental rights are under threat, we choose to gather, to dance, and to raise our voices (and our heart rates) in support of change. Come as you are — fierce, free, and ready to move.
Expect:

DJ Wendi Fox spinning empowering beats
Idahoans United will be on-site collecting signatures, ways to get involved, and more!

A safe, inclusive space to dance, connect, and amplify our shared values

This will be a FUNKRAISER for IDAHOANS UNITED FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES. Their mission is to advocate for and restore access to comprehensive reproductive health care by qualifying the Reproductive Freedom & Privacy act for the November 2026 ballot.
This is more than a party — it’s a movement.
Let’s dance for justice. Let’s dance for freedom. Let’s dance for each other. Tickets are $35 per person. Doors open at 6:45 p.m., prepare to dance the night away.
All ages welcome! Bring your daughters, granddaughters, great-granddaughters!

Oddisee - The Good Fight 10 Year Anniversary Tour
2025-10-07 19:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Oddisee: The Good Fight 10 Year Anniversary Tour
Neurolux Lounge
111 North 11th Street – Boise, ID 83702
TueOctober 78:00 pm(Doors: 7:00 pm)
21 and up

Big Wild - Wild Child Tour
2025-10-07 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Big Wild – Wild Child Tour
Knitting Factory – Boise
416 S 9th St – Boise, Idaho 83702
TueOctober 78:00 pm(Doors: 7:00 pm)
All Ages

Witches & Wine Paint Party
2025-10-08 18:00 - 20:00 | The Village at Meridan, 3597 E Monarch Sky Ln #225,, Meridian, ID, 83646
Get ready to celebrate The Village at Meridian’s 10th Annual Witches’ Night Out with the Angry Easel!
This is a spooky and spectacular fundraiser event benefiting Faces of Hope, a non-profit that provides a safety net of crisis services here in the Treasure Valley. We are holding a special paint and sip at The Village, with the proceeds going to Faces of Hope.
Come dressed in your best witch or warlock attire and enjoy live music, a vendor fair, entertainment, raffles, and more!
*Light snacks and refreshments will be provided
Click HERE to reserve your spot!

Witches Night Out
2025-10-08 18:00 - 21:00 | The Village at Meridan, 3597 E Monarch Sky Ln #225,, Meridian, ID, 83646
LINK TO PURCHASE A VIP WITCHES’ NIGHT OUT TABLE IN FOUNTAIN SQUARE
https://bookeo.com/witchesnightout

VIP table located in Fountain Square in front of the main stage. VIP’s receive:
Two drink tickets to Cursed Cocktail Club hosted in VIP area by North Italia
Light bites served in VIP area
Commemorative gift including candle, wine opener, 5 raffle tickets for the general raffle.
Name or Logo listed as sponsor on television screens on rotation one hour before event time
100% of table sales go directly to Faces of Hope

Mark your calendars and get ready to celebrate our 10th Annual Witches’ Night Out, on Wednesday, October 8th, from 6pm to 9pm. A spooky and spectacular fundraiser event benefiting Faces of Hope. Come dressed in your best witch or warlock attire to enjoy live music, a vendor fair, entertainment, raffles and more!
You can WIN The Witch’s Wardrobe filled with beautiful merchandise for your witch’s house, gifts and maybe even some jewels.
Dress up as a witch or a warlock as we give more prizes for best of the best and parade around The Village!
Blot your lips with our friends from MAC and Professor Trelawny will read into where your lips have been and insights into your future!
From wellness to workouts, delicious eats & treats to shopping at your favorite stores we have a raffle basket you want to win, and you must be present to claim your prize! Tickets will be available from Faces of Hope throughout the event, or like the wicked witch you’ll be green with envy of the winners!
Stroll through The Village as the spooky season takes over the entire horseshoe from The Nest around and up to The Matador to see what more we have brewing.
Spooky Highlights include:

Meet Corbin Maxey and take a photo with Shere Khan if you dare!
Dancing in the Streets at Big Al’s featuring DJ Eric Rhodes
Casio Dreams will be performing on the Village Green
Warlocks Blackjack Plaza
Wall of Wine – Sponsored by Boise Co-Op

If you are interested in being a vendor, apply HERE!
About Faces of Hope
It’s estimated that 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men will experience domestic abuse, sexual assault, or stalking in their lifetime. Faces of Hope is a non-profit provides a safety net of crisis services to men, women, and children experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, elder abuse, stalking, or human trafficking in our community. All proceeds from Witches Night Out go to Faces of Hope right here in the Treasure Valley.
Questions? Email us at info@witches-night-out.com

SkyDxddy
2025-10-08 19:00 | Revolution Concert House, 4983 N Glenwood St, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
SkyDxddy

Oct 8, 2025
Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 8:00 PM

Pup w/ Chase Petra
2025-10-08 20:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
It seems significant that there were bats in the mansion’s attic, although how significant it seems will have something to do with how you feel and what you know about PUP. None of it is a metaphor, and also all of it is.
The mansion, for its part, is very real—it is a sprawling residence-slash-studio in Connecticut’s most dispiriting mid-sized city where the producer Peter Katis has helped acts like The National and Interpol and Frightened Rabbit and Kurt Vile make records. There are gold records on the walls and warrens of strange new rooms that the band members discovered seemingly daily; the roof leaks when it rains, and the bats reclaim the attic after dark. PUP singer Stefan Babcock recorded all his vocals in the living room, at night. “The other guys were just trying to live their lives,” he said, “and Nestor and I would be down there screaming into microphones while they were watching TV in the next room.” Babcock remembered Katis telling him that the bats “go away” during the daytime hours. “I was like, ‘no, they’re sleeping,’” Babcock said. “They don’t go anywhere, there’s nowhere for them to go.’”
The band spent five weeks there in the summer of 2021, recording and mixing the typically furious and anthemic songs that would become their fourth album, THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND. The band—Babcock, bassist Nestor Chumak, drummer Zack Mykula, and guitarist Steve Sladkowski—more or less never left. “There were some days that were really great, like magical, everything worked and then we’d go to the kitchen and make a great meal,” Sladkowski said, “and then there were days when you’re like ‘I can’t remember the last time I’ve been outside.’” Circumstances—a global pandemic, still happening, not much fun to talk about and won’t be addressed further here—made cultivating a healthy, communal vibe more difficult, but the band powered through by having friends like Sarah from Illuminati Hotties, Kathryn from NOBRO, Mel from Casper Skulls, and Erik from Remo Drive pitch in. When the band got comfortable in its strange new home, the (figurative) walls came down. “As the weeks passed, we seemed less and less rational, objective, and sane,” Babcock says. “You can hear the band start to fall off the cliff, and because of that, I think this record is our truest and most genuine to date. There is nothing more PUP than a slow and inevitable descent into self-destruction.”
Every PUP record arrives with an implied “contents under pressure” warning; the tension between the band’s instinct for the melodic and its gift for chaos propels the songs forward while making them also seem close to flying apart in a horrifying spray of tears and gore. To listen to PUP enough is to spend parts of every day mentally echoing some hilariously self-lacerating, utterly undeniable choruses; you will find yourself thinking “this is the mosh part” at moments when you would otherwise be tearing yourself apart. It is one thing to feel, as Babcock sings on THE UNRAVELING’s “Totally Fine,” “like I’m slowly dying/and if I’m being real I don’t even mind,” but it is another, very different thing to find yourself shouting along with those words. There’s a tension here, too. “There’s only so many times you can write a song about how much you hate yourself before you write a song about how fucking good you are at hating yourself,” Babcock says. “It’s funny that we’ve provided for ourselves by being fuck-ups and writing songs about being fuck-ups. We’ve been fuck-ups forever, and now we’ve got a responsibility, to others and to ourselves, to fuck up in a productive manner.”
That’s not any easier than it sounds, but also the volatility is the thing; all that tension is always just barely held in place by the band’s craft. It couldn’t be anything but uneasy, but THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND is the sound of a band that is not just comfortable with but in command of that chaos.
We are back in the mansion, now, albeit the metaphorical one. PUP is objectively a very successful band. They won a Juno Award for Alternative Album of the Year for 2019’s Morbid Stuff and have been nominated for the Polaris Prize and many nice things have been said about them in the places that people say nice things about bands; because they are PUP, “nice things” in this case means Pitchfork saying that they “turn self-loathing and self-deprecation into a sort of superpower.” Fans happily sing the coruscating words of their songs aloud in sold-out venues all around the world; they did a version of arguably the harshest song on 2019’s Morbid Stuff for a 2020 CBC Kids Christmas special in which they replaced the lyric “embrace the calamity” with “embrace the festivities”; they have performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers, and played at major festivals like Lollapalooza, Boston Calling, Shaky Knees, and Riot Fest. A mansion is a place where such a band might go to record an ambitious fourth album. That success doesn’t haunt THE UNRAVELING, although it does make it funnier; the “Four Chords” piano ballad threaded through the album tells the tale of a contentious quarterly meeting of PUP’s “board of directors” going selfishly awry. There is a long history of Mansion Albums; sometimes it works out well and sometimes it works out less well and more often than would seem plausible a Jaguar convertible winds up at the bottom of a swimming pool.
PUP is not really that kind of band, though, and THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND is not that kind of record. It is still very much a PUP album, but relocating from the literal basement where they wrote Morbid Stuff to the janky manse in which they put together its follow-up afforded the band space to grow, and to make not just the next PUP record but the most PUP record. “This is a band that, until this record, out of some weird fucked up sense of misguided pride or idiocy, felt that we should never use any instruments aside from drums, bass, and guitars,” Babcock says. “We quickly came to realize that the instrumentation isn’t what makes PUP songs PUP. It’s the songs themselves, finding this balance between heavy and melodic, dark and fun, pushing the limits of our writing chops and musicianship in a way that makes us laugh and also want to smash shit. So this record starts with the stupidest piano ballad of all time. And there are synths. And there are horns. And there are some 808s and trap hi-hats. And some other weird shit that we haven’t done before.”
There is no faking that, which of course makes it all much harder to do. In the best PUP songs, the whole process is not just visible but thrilling—the anguish and doubt that drives the songs is nurtured, over a few loud minutes, into something first legible and then somehow empowering. There are a lot of these songs on THE UNRAVELING. The alternately plaintive and anthemic “Matilda” is a classic galloping PUP shout-along recrimination-fest that sounds bigger than previous entries in this robust subgenre without losing any of the signature acid. “Waiting” is pure paint-stripping heat, topped by some legitimately towering choruses. “Robot Writes A Love Song” dissolves into a wash of nervous synthesizer before becoming what is surely the most emotional song ever written from the perspective of a computer being overwhelmed unto death by actual human emotions. “I wanted to write about the horrible state of the world, but through a very specific and personal lens,” Babcock says. “It’s a lot of me trying to articulate my own coping with existential dread, hopelessness, and what I’ve called ‘Grim Reaping’—which is to me, the idea that we are all reaping what we sow, and right now we’re sowing some pretty fucked up shit.”
THE UNRAVELING is not a departure from what got PUP here, really; for all the new breadth, this is still very much the fourth album by the band that has spun songs about The Bad Decisions Lifestyle into scrappy art. The hooks are as bright and barbed as always; the poison threaded through every song is no less potent. But a fourth album should be different from the first, or even the third, and THE UNRAVELING is. “I don’t know that we set out to do new stuff,” Mykula says, of a record on which the band does a great deal of new stuff. “It’s just a band trying to sound as much like themselves as possible. Every record you make, you get closer to that.”
THE UNRAVELING OF PUPTHEBAND is that next step—not towards perfection, or even towards some more perfect version of writing songs about fucking up, but just in the direction of its choice. It’s a product of this endless awful broader moment, but also very much a step forward into that uncertainty. “The whole album process really brought us closer together, even as things unraveled,” Babcock says. “It’s hands down my favorite PUP record, and I don’t think it could’ve been made under any other circumstances.” It’s the sound of a band learning how to share the mansion with the bats.

Chase Petra
Chase Petra’s music has always been about growth: growing up, growing out, growing tired of what others expect of you. On their sophomore album, LULLABIES FOR DOGS, the Long Beach, CA trio once again elevates the existential questions that pepper life’s long, unpredictable journey.
And it’s their sense of figuring things out in real time that makes Chase Petra so relatable, as the band’s “quarter-life-crisis pop” elevates deep introspection to navigate the messiness and confusion that comes with modern life. Their songs are guided by the age-old push-and-pull between what it means to grow up and be grown up, to see your once-bright dreams dulled by the responsibilities of adulthood and grapple with the fallout.

BUNT. - IN THE GREATER ROUND
2025-10-08 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
BUNT. – IN THE GREATER ROUND
Knitting Factory – Boise
416 S. 9th St. – Boise, ID 83702
WedOctober 88:00 pm(Doors: 7:00 pm)
All Ages

Carbon Leaf - I WANT TO BE LEAF TOUR 2025
2025-10-08 20:00 | Neurolux, 111 N 11th St, Boise, ID
Carbon Leaf

Carbon Leaf’s fifteenth studio album,Time is the Playgroundis both a call to action and anembrace of the moment. Marrying nostalgic storytelling to nuanced, folk-infused indie rock, theRichmond, Virginia band embroiders heartfelt melody and harmony with acoustic and electricinstrumentation to create a 12-song rumination on time, love and personal growth that’s equalparts urgent epiphany and contented exhalation.

Bayker Blankenship, Buffalo Traffic Jam
2025-10-09 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Bayker Blankenship, Buffalo Traffic Jam
Knitting Factory – Boise
416 S. 9th St. – Boise, ID 83702
Thu
October 9
8:00 pm
(Doors: 7:00 pm)
All Ages

Canyon County Fall Home Show
2025-10-10 - 2025-10-12 | Ford Idaho Center
Hours: Fri. 5-9pm, Sat. 11am-6pm, Sun. 11am-4pm
Admission: Adults $3, Seniors(62+) $2,
Children 12 & under FREE

Everything Under One Roof
For Everything Under Your Roof

Great Ideas For Your Home • Unique & Innovative Ideas at Special Show Prices • Three BIG Days
Over 100 Companies • Local Professionals • Home Improvement Specialists

SRRSCCA Autocross
2025-10-10 - 2025-10-12 | Expo Idaho, 5610 North Glenwood Stree, Garden City, Idaho, 83714

Idaho Capital City Kennel Club Dog Show
2025-10-10 - 2025-10-12 | Expo Idaho, 5610 North Glenwood Stree, Garden City, Idaho, 83714
Join dog lovers from across the region for four exciting days of canine competition and celebration at the Idaho Capital City Kennel Club Dog Show! Held at the spacious Expo Idaho, this annual event showcases the beauty, agility, and intelligence of dogs from all AKC-recognized breeds.

Ballet Idaho Presents SHERLOCK AND GISELLE ACT II
2025-10-10 - 2025-10-12 | Morrison Center, 2201 West Cesar Chavez Lane, Boise, Idaho, 83725
Get ready for mystery this October with an autumn feast for the senses – a new Sherlock by renowned choreographer Penny Saunders followed with Act II of Giselle, where the title character is now a ghost, living in the forest with the rest of the wilis, enacting revenge on their living lovers.
Audio Description is available for the performance on October 11th at 7:30 PM.

Boot Juice w/ Banshee Tree
2025-10-10 19:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
The evolution of Boot Juice has been a magnificent phenomenon to behold over the past few years. This seven-piece band from Davis has done things the old-fashioned way – earning everything they have with blood, sweat and tears shed on stages throughout the region. It’s been more sweat than anything else based on the practically inhuman volume of energy output they generate throughout the course of their relentless performances.
Boot Juice defies the typical assumption that a big band with horns is sticking to the well-worn path of funk and jazz. They certainly infuse those genres into the mix. More than anything though, this is an unabashed cosmic rock band intent on taking audiences into an alternate dimension of pure freedom and dance euphoria where the outside world ceases to exist. Their three-part vocal harmonies carry major impact with intoxicating doses of soul, blues and sultry appeal. The passionate musicianship and group synergy resonates in their pure sense of joy. Drawing favorable comparisons to the sound of The California Honey Drops and the spirit of the Talking Heads, you’ll have no doubt that the refreshing originality of Boot Juice always has a firm grip on the wheel.

Banshee Tree
Banshee Tree is a Denver based quartet made up of guitar, saxophone, drums and bass. BT blurs the lines between indie, jam and jazz. Weaving through composed songs with heavy dance grooves and virtuosic, exciting improvisation, their live show is high energy and incredibly unique. They have shared the stage with many national acts including Greensky Bluegrass, Balkan Bump, Twiddle and Leftover Salmon, and they tour nationally for growing audiences.

Pecos & The Rooftops, Austin Meade
2025-10-10 19:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Pecos & The Rooftops

Pecos & The Rooftops have been perfecting a signature heavy blend of lowdown country and classic rock since their inception in a big five-bedroom house in Lubbock, Texas. Formed in 2019 by a tight-knit squad of college friends, the band outfits their soulful Americana with muscular guitar grit, yet remains tuneful and melodic. They’ve carved out a singular niche for themselves in the rich songwriting tradition of their home state, as evidenced by their debut Warner Records single “5AM.” Anchored by the
heart-baring songwriting and booming voice of former Marine Pecos Hurley, the band is rounded out by top-tier players and songwriters Brandon Jones (rhythm guitar), Jessie Santos (lead guitar), Kalen Davis (bass), Garrett Peltier (drums) and Hunter Cassell (guitars & keys).

Big things have small beginnings. Pecos & The Rooftops chose their name—a nod to the part of the house they’d hang out, drink beers, and jam on—just before self-releasing their debut single, 2019’s slow-burning “This Damn Song.” It was a runaway success, earning an RIAA Platinum certification
and going on to rack up more than 250 million streams globally. Deciding to ride the wave for as long as they could, the band hit the road directly after and haven’t stopped since, touring relentlessly on the club circuit and opening for the likes of rising country star Koe Wetzel. They released the Red Eye EP in 2020, expanding on their already solid sound with more guitar heroics and more complex arrangements, hinting at jazz and psychedelic influences.

Hurley has a gift for exploring the shadowy sides of life through his songwriting, offering a clear-eyed and unflinching look at heartbreak, disconnection, self-medication, and wrestling with dark times. On “5AM,” he’s stuck in a self-destructive pattern, trying to live up to the idea of being the man he wants to be, but thwarted on all sides by his own bad decisions. “Wish I could say that I saw it coming—problem is I never do,” Hurley sings over a gloomy guitar line. “It’s too late to let myself feel something, so I’ll just keep running from you.”

“It’s about having a habit of going to the bar and getting drunk and staying up all night,” Hurley says from his home outside Dallas. “You kind of know that when you go to bed it’s probably not going to end well—because you fucked up again and you can’t get out of the cycle. It’s about being by yourself in the early hours of the morning. It’s just one of those ‘You fucked up’ songs.”

Pecos & The Rooftops have earned a devoted fan base who’ve come out to support them both online and on the road, with the band garnering over 350 million global streams and more than 101 million video views. They’re currently on a nationwide headline tour with more dates to be announced soon. “5AM” is a telling preview of what’s to come, as Pecos & The Rooftops ready their major label debut LP—a bigger, bolder collection of songs set for release later this year. “At the end of the day, I just want to help people with our music, honestly,” Hurley says. Between the band’s wild road shows and their
highly-anticipated upcoming full-length, Pecos & the Rooftops are set to do that and much, much more.

Pony Bradshaw, Philippe Bronchtein
2025-10-10 20:00 | Knitting Factory, 416 S 9th St, Boise, Idaho, 83702
Pony Bradshaw

Like his previous two releases, the tracks on Thus Spoke the Fool feel more like immersive experiences than mere songs, serving as odes to the land and language of Appalachia. These lyrical landscapes pay tribute to the region where Bradshaw settled nearly two decades ago. The songs are rich with imagery of mountain laurel and tobacco leaves, transporting listeners to mill towns, American Legion halls, and Mineral Bluff, GA. The songs offer a hybrid, textured sound with hints of bluegrass and Americana, rich with rustic guitar leads, fiddle and pedal steel.

City of Trees Marathon
2025-10-11 | Payette Brewing Co, 733 South Pioneer Street, Boise, ID, 83702
Events

Marathon
$145$115
36 spots left. Price increases after September 30, 2025 at 11:59pm MDT
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Half Marathon
$125$105
302 spots left. Price increases after September 30, 2025 at 11:59pm MDT
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10k
$55
96 spots left. Price increases after September 30, 2025 at 11:59pm MDT
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5k
$95$45
126 spots left. Registration closes on September 30, 2025 at 11:59pm MDT and re-opens on October 1, 2025 at 12:00am MDT
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Place
733 S Pioneer Street
Boise, ID US 83702

Description

Saturday, October 11, 2025
Check for Course Maps under the “Event Info” tab above in the menu.
GREAT SWAG and T-SHIRT DEADLINE
Comfiest long sleeve t-shirt, swag thanks to our amazing sponsors, and finisher food/drink, all COT runners get a finisher’s award. Please note that registrants registering after October 2, 2025 are not guaranteed a shirt.
Please note courses utilize the Boise Greenbelt system. Should we run the Greenbelt, the river can be unpredictable. Systems and entities that govern the local Greenbelt are constantly dealing with these challenges. Typical issues are created due to sidewalk construction, sinkholes, flooding, etc. During the run, you may encounter wildlife that may cause a delay in your progress and/or change in your planned route. Or you may cause your own delay to stop and listen to the amazing sounds this course creates.

Idaho Renaissance Faire
2025-10-11 - 2025-10-12 | Simplot Stadium, 2415 Blaine St, Caldwell, ID, 83605
The Idaho Renaissance Faire is a fun group of folk who enjoy teaching and learning about History in a fun and engaging environment. Our fundraising events not only benefit the organization and those we are donating to, but also the local artists, craftsman, small businesses, and performers who make them such wonderful affairs. As a 501(c)3 organization a portion of our proceeds go to local schools with the designated purpose of furthering the finer arts. See our donation page for more information!

Boise Farmers Market
2025-10-11 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.

Nampa Farmers Market
2025-10-11 09:00 - 13:00 | Lloyd Square Park, 1 14th Ave S, Nampa, ID, 83651
A Part of Downtown Nampa Since 1989
Every Saturday April through November
Rain or Shine
NEW SEASON. NEW HOURS.
9 AM to 1:30 PM in Lloyd Square Park
Voted Best Farmers Market In Idaho and Best in the Pacific!
Nampa Farmers Market Happenings
SOFT OPENING THIS WEEK!!!
We Gladly Accept EBT and Feature Double Up Food Bucks

Health and Wellness Fair
2025-10-11 09:00 - 15:00 | Nampa Civic Center, 311 3rd Street South, Nampa, Idaho, 83651
Join us for the 19th annual Health and Wellness Fair on October 11th from 9am-3pm.
Admission is FREE for all attendees.
Health and Wellness is designed for families and individuals of all ages to explore and gain knowledge to guide them along their Health & Wellness Journey.
From information about fitness, healthy living, financial health, insurance, assisted living, child care, future planning and more, our vendors will provide invaluable information!

Capital City Public Market
2025-10-11 09:30 - 13:30 | 11th & Myrtle, 422 S 11th Street, Boise
Celebrating 31 Years!
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The Capital City Public Market began in 1994 with a small group of local vendors in downtown Boise. Fast forward 31 years, and we’re proud to host over 150 rotating vendors, each offering products made in Idaho by Idahoans.
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Our 2025 season kicks off on Saturday, April 19th, 2025! Join us every Saturday from 9:30am – 1:30pm through December 20th, 2025. Starting October 25th, our hours will change to 10:00am – 2:00pm.
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Find us in downtown Boise at 422 S 11th Street, on the corner of 11th and Myrtle.
Shopping local supports Idahoans, their families, and our community!

Harvest Fest
2025-10-11 10:00 - 16:00 | Eagle City Hall, 660 E. Civic Ln., Eagle, ID
Kick off the Fall season at Harvest Fest 2025! Enjoy seeing friends and neighbors as you stroll through the vendor booths and other attractions. With pumpkin decorating, kids’ crafts, fun fall activities, live music, and delicious food you wont want to miss it.
Location: Eagle City Hall – 660 E Civic Ln, Eagle ID, 83616
Date/Time: October 11, 2025, 10:00am – 4:00pm
Harvest Fest Festivities:

Free Pumpkin Decorating for Kids (1,500 pumpkins available, get here early to be sure you get one)
Kids’ Crafts from the Eagle Public Library
Fun Activities for All
Fall Photo Opportunities
Cornhole (open use boards)
Delicious Food Vendors
Live Musical Performances

Music Line-Up at Eagle City Hall:

10:00 am-11:00 am: The Star Performers
11:30 am-1:30 pm: Fresh Cut Grass
2:00 pm-4:00 pm: Guilty Pleasure

Questions:
Please Contact the Recreation Department at 208-489-8763, or parks@cityofeagle.org
*Please note: Vendor space is full and applications have closed for this event.

Trunk or Treat with Track Shark
2025-10-11 17:00 - 23:00 | Indian Creek Plaza, 120 S Kimball Ave, Caldwell, Idaho, 83605
Join us for a spooky evening full of costumes, candy, clean rides, and family friendly fun at the one and only Indian Creek Plaza! Spectators and Show Cars are FREE, though you will need to apply and be accepted to park in the show.

Cole Swindell Happy Hour Sad Tour
2025-10-11 19:00 | Ford Idaho Center
Cole Swindell
Happy Hour Sad Tour with Priscilla Block
Support: Logan Crosby
Ford Idaho Center Amphitheater
Saturday, October 11th

Bad Suns w/ Joe P
2025-10-11 19:00 | Treefort Music Hall, 722 W. Broad Street, Boise, ID, 83702, United States
Bad Suns are embracing everything that’s possible. On their joyous fifth album, fittingly titled Accelerator, the Los Angeles trio are taking stock of everything they’ve been through together as a band and pushing into a bright future with a renewed sense of purpose.
Together since 2012, Christo Bowman (vocals/guitar), Gavin Bennett (bass) and Miles Morris (drums) started playing together as teenagers and went viral almost immediately with their magnetic blend of indie-rock and ‘80s synth sheen. After four hit albums, the trio reached a point where they needed to recalibrate and recenter if they wanted to continue. Recording their exuberant 2023 EP Infinite Joy was a cleansing experience that recalibrated Bad Suns and set them on a thrilling path forward into making Accelerator, which comprises 12 new tracks brimming with dance-pop hooks and poignant lessons learned.
“We saw the Infinite Joy EP as a new beginning for the band. I felt this yearning once again,” reflects Christo Bowman. “Accelerator being our fifth album, our first studio album as a trio, and the first album of my 30s, we knew that this was going to be really important. We didn’t want to take that lightly. We asked ourselves, how do we live up to the occasion? We saw this album as a mountain we wanted to climb.”
In planning their elevation, Bad Suns reconnected with their go-to producer Eric Palmquist (Tate McRae, Half Alive), who also helmed their 2014 debut Language & Perspective, plus follow-ups Disappear Here (2016) and Apocalypse Whenever (2022). Going into recording Accelerator, Eric encouraged Bad Suns to channel their sense of renewal into an energetic sonic direction they’d tapped into before, but never quite to this extent. “One of the first times we sat down with Eric, we were talking about what we’d all been vibing with. He said point blank, ‘It would be really cool to mess around with some ‘90s house-inspired music. Right away, the light bulb went off for me. I’d wanted to push in that direction forever.”
While tracks like the previously released “Communicating,” anthemic opener “Slow Karma,” the pulsing “Why Am I Like This,” and the shimmering club cut “Just Like Magic” reveal a riveting pop turn for the band, Accelerator is still steeped in the original DNA that made Bad Suns a feel-good viral sensation with early hits like “Cardiac Arrest.” The rushing pop melodies mirror Accelerator’s title, but its lyrics are filled with stop-and-think moments where Christo surveys his past actions and makes the intentional choice to embrace personal growth and impending fatherhood.
“My 20s were a challenging time with a lot of peaks and a lot of valleys,” he says. “There’s a lot of joy, a lot of mistakes. This album is ultimately about finding the strength within yourself to assess the damage that’s been done and make the changes that you need to in order to take control of your own life, kind of reckoning with the fact that you can’t control the external circumstances. I can’t control the world around me, but I can control the way that I react to the events taking place and the way that I move through the world.”
The hook-packed gem “Slow Karma” acts as Christo’s mission statement for Accelerator. An intimate and cathartic track, the album opener finds Christo at a personal and professional crossroads as he confronts old habits and makes the decision to become sober. “I was at a point in my life where it was becoming abundantly clear to me that I needed to make some changes in order to progress and live the life that I really wanted,” Christo says. “Getting sober is really hard, but then it becomes the easiest thing in the world. ‘Slow Karma’ is about accepting that this is gonna be difficult. And I don’t know exactly what’s ahead, but I know this is the direction I’m supposed to be moving down.”
The sparkling “Mystery Girl” signifies another crossroads as Christo, in a diaristic stream of consciousness, remembers his coming-of-age years while facing the inertia of fatherhood. “There’s this beautiful new chapter in my life unfolding, and there’s mixed emotions that come with it,” he says. “This is a song about my teenage years, past relationships and experiences, and being a young person who is ultimately just looking for love.”
Christo is equally unafraid to imagine what would have happened had he not made a series of positive changes. On the urgent, electropop banger “Back To Zero,” the singer envisions an alternate reality without Bad Suns or his wife and partner of 13 years and arrives at a place of heart-bursting gratitude for everything he has and the future that lies ahead.
“I didn’t want this record to be too self-help-oriented, but I did want every song, one way or another, to relate some wisdom I’ve gained,” Christo says. “By imagining myself alone in an apartment, my wife long gone — my life very easily could have looked like that. I’ve learned how important it is, as the lyrics say, to ‘find the beauty in what’s painful,’ and love every moment for what it is.”
As Bad Suns move into their latest era, one filled with exciting personal and professional milestones, they’ve never been more harmoniously aligned. “While making this album, I turned 30, I got married, I found out I was having a kid. Going to the studio every day and being in the room with the guys, I had this sense that I’m going to look back and know that was probably one of the best times of my life.”

Joe P
When the onset of the pandemic brought about the dissolution of the band he’d fronted since eighth grade, Joe P found himself in isolation with time to step out and experiment on his own. From the refuge of his New Jersey basement studio, he threw himself into writing, recording and producing his most personal material to date. Posting homegrown ideas to TikTok, Joe P watched as his raw acoustic videos drew millions of views and over 300K followers in just a few months. Among those new fans was Apple Music’s Zane Lowe, who kicked Joe’s career into hyperdrive by duetting alongside his self-made “Fighting In The Car” video.
A deal with Neon Gold/Atlantic was quickly followed by the release of Joe P’s acclaimed debut EP, Emily Can’t Sing, highlighted by the viral hit single “Off My Mind,” which spent 2 weeks at #1 at Triple A Radio, followed by “All Day I Dream About (first introduced as “Adidases” in a hugely popular TikTok teaser).
Joe P released his seven-song project French Blonde in October 2022. The official live performance video for “French Blonde” also serves as the opening scene of Joe P’s short horror film, “If We Run,” starring Michael Gandolfini (The Many Saints of Newark), which won the award for Best Homegrown Short at the 2023 Garden State Film Festival. The 2023 Single “Don’t Wanna Love You” saw Joe P earn his second top 10 spot in 2 years at Triple A radio.
Having spent much of 2022 on the road, including dates with beabadoobee, Middle Kids, Spacey Jane, and Joywave –Joe embarked on his debut headline tour in 2023, with sold out dates all over the US. 2024 saw Joe open for Cold War Kids and Rainbow Kitten Surprise, and appearances at Tree Fort Fest and The Great Escape, with performances at Sea Hear Now and ACL Fest (and more yet to be announced dates) still to come. His debut album, Garden State Vampire, will be released on August 23.

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