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Creating a Home JUNE 2017

y wife Julie and I have been married for 22 years now. We have six sons, ranging in age from 19 down to 2. We have our hands full and spare time doesn’t really exist anymore.

Despite that lack of time, I’ve always achieved more around the house in May and June than any other time of the year. June typically is when I complete most of my home improvement projects. The temperature is usually about as perfect as it gets in Boise. The rain has usually stopped, and the weather allows me to open the garage door, windows and doors and start working all around the house. Our feature this month is all about upgrading and updating your home. We have gathered some of our community's top home improvement and design experts and invited them to share some of their expertise, tips and ideas. Hopefully, you find a nugget of information that sparks an idea or jump-starts a home improvement project in your home. Need a little extra help? Reach out to one of these home improvement experts or someone you know and trust to help you get started. If you need to get out of the house while your home improvement project is in full swing, read through the Lifestyle Calendar to find a fun activity to get your mind off it all. Our calendar is jam-packed with tons of great activities this month. The private gardens tour on June 11 will give you some good ideas for the beautification of your property. If that isn’t distraction enough, the Paranormal Investigation at the Old Idaho Penitentiary on June 16 will certainly do the trick. And if you feel like skipping the home improvement scene altogether, there are some beautiful homes for sale in this issue. Starting fresh with a new home is certainly one way to either get out of a current project—or create a few new ones.

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Asmussen will be responsible for overseeing the day-to-day operations of the hotel. He joined the company in April 2016 as director of sales and was instrumental in the pre-opening and opening success of Boise’s newest boutique hotel. Before joining the Inn at 500 Capitol team, Asmussen was general manager of the Hampton Inn and Suites Chicago-Lincolnshire. With over 13 years in the hospitality industry, he spent six of those in Boise advancing his career in hotel sales, marketing and management.

BOB KUSTRA TO ISU HONORS OUTSTANDING RECEIVE BOISE METRO GRADUATING SENIORS FROM BOISE CHAMBER HALL Idaho State University and the ISU Alumni Association OF FAME AWARD announced the 2017 Outstanding Student Award recipients, The Boise Metro Chamber of

including two students from Boise.

Commerce announced Boise State

The awards recognize out-

University President Bob Kustra is

standing graduating seniors who

the 2017 recipient of the chamber’s

have excelled in their programs,

Hall of Fame Award.

their extracurricular activities and

Kustra was selected for the

have epitomized ISU's outstand-

award for his contributions to the

Bob Kustra

ing student body.

betterment of the chamber and

Claire Jorgensen, a student in

support of its mission to advocate

the College of Education, and

for a vibrant economy and out-

Sabrina J. Sherwood, a student

standing quality of life.

in the College of Pharmacy,

Kustra became president of

were recognized because they

BSU in 2003. Since then, the uni-

exhibit a readiness to graduate,

versity has grown to more than

high

22,000 students with nearly 4,000 graduates each year. He has led a transformation that has turned the campus into a metropol-

Claire Jorgensen

academic

above-average academic

achievement, dedication

and

professional

itan research university. In 2016, BSU was designated a doctoral

goals and involvement in professional societies. Work experience

research university in the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of

and community service are also considered.

Higher Education. After a 10-year, $300 million capital effort, the

Jorgensen is a member of Kappa Delta Pi, International Honor

university now boasts state-of-the-art multidisciplinary buildings

Society in Education, serving as its president in 2015-16; a member

and high-tech classrooms for many disciplines.

of SHEPHERD Club; ISU Student

“No one has done more to shatter old images of Boise than

Orientation leader; Bengal Visit

Bob Kustra,” Bill Connors, president and CEO of the chamber,

Day panelist and a member of Chi

says. “ That Boise State University has risen to international

Alpha. Jorgensen was named stu-

prominence in academics, athletics, research and innovation

dent of the year in the Department

from its past role as a small junior college is just one of Bob’s

of Physical Education in 2015. She

remarkable makeover projects."

will graduate with her degree in

CURT ASMUSSEN PROMOTED TO GENERAL MANAGER AT THE INN AT 500 CAPITOL The Inn at 500 Capitol, a boutique hotel, announced the promotion of Curt Asmussen to general manager.

physical education and health education and a 3.84 GPA. Sherwood was the recipient of scholarships for pharmacy students including the Pharmacy General, J. Garner Memorial,

“It is with joy, anticipation and great pleasure that I announce that

Michael T. & Robyn Prime,

director of sales Curt Asmussen has accepted the position of general

Gehrke-Moore Phi Delta Chi,

manager of the Inn at 500 Capitol,” Brian Obie, CEO of Obie Hospitality,

David & Jane Chu, Walgreens Diversity Glenn W. Corbett, Kasiska

says. “We have great respect for Curt’s character and competence. His

and ASISU scholarships. Sherwood will graduate with her Pharm D.

background and proven ability bode well for our future.”

degree and a 3.46 GPA.

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Sabrina J. Sherwood

BOISE GREENBIKE CELEBRATES TWO YEARS OF OPERATIONS

went beyond the average industry conference, and focused on the heart of the entrepreneurial spirit. Each speaker detailed the real-

Boise GreenBike has celebrated two years of operations after it

life struggles in their lives, from the office to the home; and what

launched on April 15, 2015, with 114 bikes at 15 station hubs. It is the

drove them to push for success in their business, their families,

city’s first modern bike-share system.

and their community.

Since then, the network has grown to include 8,200 active

EO Idaho seeks to help its members and partners expand their

members who have taken nearly 44,000 unique trips covering

knowledge and understanding of cutting edge practices to help them

more than 90,000 miles. The system now boasts more than 35

grow their business. EO Talks was a first of its kind event for the local

hub locations with another 16 new stations expected to come

area, and the organization is looking forward to making EO Talks an

online early this summer. The system just took delivery of 15 new

annual event. EOIdaho.org.

bikes, bringing the total fleet to 129. Membership information can be found at Boise.GreenBike.com.

LOCAL DUTCH BROS. RAISE MONEY FOR BOISE RESCUE MISSION

BOISE ASSOCIATE SELECTED AS RECIPIENT OF 2017 LAW360 WRITING AWARD Perkins Coie announced Boise associate Stephanie M. Regenold has been selected by the Burton Awards as a recipient

Dutch Bros. of Boise and Dutch Bros. of Canyon County hosted a

of the 2017 Law360 Distinguished Writing Award for the article

successful Dutch Luv Day on Valentine’s Day this year to benefit home-

"Environmental Streamlining Measures in Title 41 of the FAST Act:

less and hungry guests staying at Boise Rescue Mission Ministries.

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One dollar was donated for every drink sold on Feb. 14 at all locations in Boise and Nampa. A total of $13,247 was raised.

winning article appeared in Environmental Law News, Volume 25, Number 1, Spring 2016.

“We felt the outpouring of community support for homeless and

The nonprofit Burton Awards program, which is run in association

hungry men, women and children," Jason Billester, vice president of

with the Library of Congress, presented by lead sponsor Law360, and

development for Boise Rescue Mission, says. "Thanks Dutch Bros.

co-sponsored by the American Bar Association, recognizes the finest

and Dutch Bros. customers for providing thousands of meals and

law firm writers. Winners are chosen from articles submitted by the

safe nights of shelter for our guests.”

managing partners of the nation's 1,000 largest law firms. Regenold was

EO IDAHO INSPIRES BUSINESS COMMUNITY TO “THINK BIG” Small business success is not exclusively sourced from the office. This was a clear theme at the recent EO Talks event. The Idaho

honored at an award ceremony celebrating the 18th anniversary of the Burton Awards at the Library of Congress.

KOMEN IDAHO MONTANA AFFILIATE AWARDS TREASURE VALLEY GRANTS The Idaho Montana affiliate of Susan G. Komen announced the

Chapter of Entrepreneurs Organization (EO Idaho) hosted the inau-

2017-18 Community Grant slate. Grants totaling $120,000 have been

gural EO Talks event on April 20th. Five EO Idaho members shared snippets of their personal stories

awarded to 16 programs within Idaho and Montana.

to members of the local business community. The presentations

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OCEAN BEAUTY SEAFOOD, LUCKY FINS DONATE SALMON TO BOISE RESCUE MISSION Ocean Beauty Seafood Boise and Lucky Fins Seafood Grill have partnered with the Boise Rescue Mission to help feed the hungry in the Treasure Valley. Ocean Beauty and Lucky Fins Seafood Grill donated 1,200 pounds of Wild Alaskan Coho Salmon portions to Boise Rescue Mission Ministries’ City Light Home for Women and Children’s Shelter and

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River of Life Men’s Shelter. “We care about our community, and no one should ever go hungry,” Kent Langston Smith, general manager at Ocean Beauty Seafood, says.

“This is a wonderful gift from our friends at Ocean Beauty and Lucky Fins” Boise Rescue Mission CEO Bill Roscoe, says. "We have been the recipient of literally thousands of pounds of seafood from Ocean Beauty over the years, and our guests really appreciate it when fresh fish is on the menu.”

JOANN SLAMA LIGHTY NAMED DEAN OF BSU'S COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING JoAnn Slama Lighty will be the new dean of Boise State University’s College of Engineering. Lighty has served as a division director for the National Science Foundation since October 2013. She is also professor of chemical engineering at the University of Utah and has held leadership positions in research, teaching and service. “Building upon the college’s recognized excellence in undergraduate education and the university’s collaborative culture and

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was

selected

following

national search. “Lighty brings a wealth of experience from a top-tier public research university and as division director at the National Science Foundation,” Martin Schimpf, provost and vice president for academic affairs, says.

HISTORIC PRESERVATION COUNCIL PRESENTS AWARD TO LILA HILL The Ada County Historic Preservation Council honored Lila Hill by presenting her with a Making History Award. The award honors people whose activities today are creating our future history.

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uccess in the restaurant biz can be a tough equation to figure out. The ingredients for a thriving business rely on a combination of differing factors: location, sweat equity, hardworking staff and, above all, a variety of great food! Located at the corner of Linder and Chinden Road, Homestead Bar and Grill fits the bill on all counts. Recently celebrating their one year anniversary, this local pub grub is far removed from your typical restaurant or chain experience. Don’t be fooled by the ubiquitous strip mall storefront—once inside, the interior is anything but. The ambiance is both comfortable and welcoming—rustic decor and a giant wraparound bar that could easily seat your whole team for a friendly after-work libation—yet still lends to a relaxed family-friendly atmosphere. The menu is chock-full of different dining selections and offers many options that you’d expect to find with pub fare: grilled burgers, sandwiches, salads, wings. And some items

you wouldn’t: nine different spins on mac 'n' cheese—how about Idaho Mac or Tequila Chicken Mac—and seven varieties of pitas, not to mention 40 different rotating beers on tap and, of course, don’t forget to try their Mega Mary, which they are known for! Become a member of the “Brew Club,” and for a $100 yearly fee, every time you stop by for a cold one, a 25-ounce mug will be filled to the brim for the same price as a pint. Yes, membership does have its privileges. If you and the family or perhaps a group of friends are looking for a little place to meet up, the Homestead Bar and Grill is bound to please. Better yet, how about a little weekend breakfast to soak up the indulgences from the night before? The Homestead Bar and Grill also serves breakfast until noon on Saturdays and Sundays. Go online to check out their happy hour menus and hours.

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Woody Elliot

Choose premium windows such as metal-clad wood products for the look and durability.

Connell Lloyd For resale, stick to universally appealing styles, but feel free to go bold with elements that are easy to change.

Landscaping is key to improving the curb appeal of your home.

Seneca Hull

Suzie Hall

Products like tile and hardwood add value to the home and are a more permanent solution.

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Top Five home Tips: 1. Families are looking for those open floor plan kitchens. Twenty years ago, the kitchen wasn’t the hub of activity as it is today.

Danny Johnson

Kitchens are no longer isolated

and today, trends are leaning towards

rooms and are now considered the hub

cooler color palettes like grays and blues.

of a home. Having an open floor plan

4. When looking to remodel any part of

kitchen with easy access to the family

your home, decide what works best for

room or dining room will make it more

you and your family rather than thinking of

of a functional and appealing space.

resale value. This is a big investment that

2. Go bold with paint. Paint is easy to change, so don’t be afraid to use it as a way to express your personality.

you deserve to enjoy, and it may end up getting changed by the next owner anyway.

5. Adding curb appeal to your home

3. Neutrals are always a safe bet when

can be as simple and inexpensive as

updating your home for resale. Brown

adding a few colorful pots on either side

and beige are becoming less popular,

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CONNELL LLOYD WITH WOOD WINDOWS

Wood Windows is a 37-year old Boise-owned and -operated company with a focus on high quality and service. Connell Lloyd bought the company five years ago and understands the importance of keeping contractors who know their products in and out on the payroll. Namebrand windows, such as Andersen Windows, are what adds value to the home because people associate name brands with high quality. Vinyl windows are now a dated technology, and many people are choosing a premium product such as metal-clad wood products for both the look and durability. Windows are not something homeowners want to replace frequently, so Lloyd suggests maintaining them by using an ammonia-free cleaner and washing during the cooler part of the day, either early morning or evening. He also advises always hand-washing windows rather than using a hose.

SENECA HULL WITH FRANZ WITTE LANDSCAPING Seneca Hull is the president of Franz Witte Landscaping and the daughter of Franz Witte who began the company 46 years ago. She helped to establish the nursery side of the business, which is now an expansive 20 acres of all things green and blooming. Landscaping is key to improving the curb appeal of your home, and sometimes it may be as simple as adding some colorful pottery with small plants on either side of the doorstep to give it an inviting feel. Hull suggests planting things that bloom early, such as forsythia, or well into fall, such as rose of Sharon. These help keep the colors bright and fresh in your yard. Outdoor kitchens, fire pits or raised vegetable garden beds have become very popular as homeowners extend their living space outdoors and seek to enjoy Boise’s cool summer nights.

SUZIE HALL WITH CORNERSTONE DESIGN Suzie Hall has 25 years of experience in the home design field and is an expert at Cornerstone Design. She thinks about home design like making a cake—you have to think about the details while being able to envision the big picture. Cornerstone Design helps clients to dream, and they can assist in anything from space planning all the way to furnishings, window treatments or color palettes. For homeowners embarking on the initial stage of design, it is important to decide if the purpose of the design is for resale. If preparing a house for resale, stick to universally appealing styles of countertops, tile and cabinetry, but feel free to go bold with elements that are easy to change, like paint color. To keep up with the trends, cool tones paired with brushed brass and gold hardware are in, as well as all different types of home automation systems that help keep a home running efficiently, even from a cell phone.

WOODY ELLIOTT WITH 208 REAL ESTATE Woody Elliot works with the Silvercreek Realty 208 Houses Team and is a first-time homebuyer and military residential specialist. He knows firsthand Boise and Meridian are especially hot markets right now, and with so few homes available, it is a seller’s market. Buyers are entering from California and Washington, so as housing becomes a premium, prices will go up too. Now is the time to buy, and Elliot suggests sitting down with a lender even if you don’t think you are ready to buy. A lender can offer loan options or suggest how to get on track to buy that dream home in the future. For those selling their homes, take care of the simple things that buyers might notice when walking through, like fixing holes in the walls, cleaning the carpets or applying a fresh coat of paint.

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CASEY DILLABAUGH WITH DILLABAUGH'S FLOORING Casey Dillabaugh’s father started Dillabaugh’s Flooring in 1982, and they now have four locations offering a variety of services around the Treasure Valley. They offer just about everything from carpet to tile to hardwood and work with new construction, commercial buildings and home floor replacement. Dillabaugh thinks about flooring in two ways: one is floor covering and one is actual flooring. Vinyl and low-cost carpeting are floor coverings. These may be temporary fixes, and something a homeowner might use if not concerned with the lifespan of the product. For longer-term use, products like tile and hardwood add value to the home and are more of a permanent solution. Though many homeowners are seeking hardwood floors, the new technologies such as COREtec products offer a high-quality look and feel but provide easier maintenance for today’s busy families.

MICHAEL SNOW WITH STRITE DESIGN + REMODEL Michael Snow is a designer with an architecture background and helps clients to envision possibilities while adhering to their needs. Strite design + remodel has been in business for 42 years and understands the functionality and design of a home must keep up with our ever-changing lifestyles. The kitchen is now a more social place, opening up to the living room or family room and more homeowners are seeking to connect their kitchen to the backyard seamlessly, whether for summer barbecues or just to keep an eye on the kids. A modern kitchen may include deeper countertops to provide more prep space while still having room for all those gadgets, as well as more drawers in the base cabinets. Snow suggests including natural light as much as possible. Having a wall of windows may be tricky when cabinet space is already slim, but consider installing a skylight to take advantage of light throughout the day.

JOE LEVITCH LEVCO WITH LEVCO BUILDERS Joe Levitch is the president and remodeling contractor for Levco, where he takes the time to meet with each client and evaluate every project. They specialize in older homes, especially in the North End, and are experts in working with complicated remodel projects. Many of these homes were built before building codes, so often getting the home up to code is a tough job. Reconfiguring homes to fit today’s lifestyle may mean moving walls, taking them down, shifting a bathroom into a bedroom or adding a master suite. It is important to consider what it is that is frustrating about your home, then letting the professionals come up with solutions. Making a home fit for the modern family may include adding an island in the kitchen where everyone can gather, switching out big soaker tubs for a large walk-in shower or just updating paint colors to a more contemporary color palette.

DANNY JOHNSON WITH OGATA CONSTRUCTION Danny Johnson is proud to say Ogata Construction is still primarily a family run company. Started by his father-in-law in 1981, they stay busy doing a bit of everything from custom homes to kitchens and baths to large-scale home remodels. When buying a home, the first things you notice are the bathrooms and the kitchen. These are the big ticket items when remodeling a home, and buyers may be leery of a purchase when they can’t see past a dated or dysfunctional kitchen. Johnson notes the majority of families are looking for those open floor plan kitchens. Twenty years ago, the kitchen wasn’t the hub of activity as it is today. Now, the kitchen is where your party guests congregate, where the kids choose to do their homework and where the flurry of mornings occur.

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what do you want for dinner?

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illowcreek Grill and Raw Sushi are two happily married restaurants offering exactly that, homemade pub grub like burgers and nachos, as well as fresh, hand-rolled sushi. Originally two separate restaurants operated by the same owner, Willowcreek and Raw Sushi eventually combined into one operation when they realized that patrons consistently ordered from both sides to appease everyone in their party. A new second location of Willowcreek Grill and Raw Sushi has taken over the space where The Dish used to be on 10th Street. The owner Brian McGill, who had owned and operated The Dish, decided that downtown needed a grill and sushi spot. After playing around with a few concepts, he finally realized that he could replicate what he was already successfully doing. Though the downtown location will have a few different menu items, you can be certain to find the same eclectic menu as the Vista location.

which typically includes at least one local favorite. During the summer, both locations open their patio doors offering a relaxing atmosphere where diners can enjoy the weather. The Vista Location offers live music every Wednesday, while the 10th Street location has live music the first Thursday of the month. Both also offer sushi classes which allow you to eat all you can roll while learning the tricks of the trade. Inquire at the restaurant for dates and times. So if the question in your house is always, “what do you want for dinner?” add Willowcreek Grill and Raw Sushi to your list of regular food stops.

Raw Sushi uses fresh fish mostly from Hawaii, and the Willowcreek fare keeps their ingredients as local as possible, using bread from Gaston’s bakery, coffee from Dawson Taylor, products from City Peanut, and they also make all their desserts in-house. The Vista location is filled with a regular clientele who come by to visit their favorite servers or bartenders, giving it a local feel. It’s close proximity to the airport and hotels make it a great spot for travelers looking for something more unique than the average chain restaurant. Brian anticipates building a local following at the downtown location as well. Along with great food, Willowcreek focuses on good beer and wine. They make sure to keep an updated wine list and also feature six rotating beer taps,

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Open House

Sprawling Estate in Eagle

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all me a romantic, but I've always thought the city of Eagle was a bit whimsical and just a touch

outside of reality. The sprawl of the town, it's reputation, the lifestyle it represents—all of these things contribute to an ideal location and way of life for many people, including myself. Just south of State Street, tucked back behind Honalee Farms, off a cul-de-sac shared with just one other house in the private community of Rivervine sits 7049 W. Avignon Lane. To get to this sprawling estate, you have to cross a stone bridge with carriage lights that takes you over a manmade pond. With the pastel lights of dusk or dawn backlighting the French country home, you're transported to that place just outside of reality that I knew existed in Eagle. The home sits on an acre of land, with mature landscaping, an east-facing view and its own private water access to the lake behind. The heated pool sits on a slight incline above the small lake to create, what I like to call, an Idaho infinity pool. A home like this was built to awe family and friends, with the ability to comfortably host any size and type of social event. The 6,064-square-foot interior is open and spacious with a formal dining room and open living area. Entertaining features include a game room, theater room, large covered back patio with stamped and colored concrete, an outdoor kitchen with stainless steel appliances and an impressive selection of covering and shade options, a heated and tiled pool, as well as a natural gas fire table. And let's not forget the family of swans near the private beach. Even with the amount of opulence it offers, there is an overwhelming sense of comfort, hominess and livability with the breathtaking ability to make anyone who steps inside feel instantly and completely at home; there is no wasted space in this six bedroom, four bath house.

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Open House (CON TI N U ED)

Originally built by Tom Ahlquist as a personal residence (the

With a strong desire to use their blessings to benefit those

same Tom Ahlquist, who with his son Tom Ahlquist Jr.—who will

who are less fortunate, specifically children with cancer, a portion

be running for governor—manage the Gardner & Co. in Boise

of their profits are donated to various charity organizations and

which brought us the Zion's Bank building and the Clearwater

specific causes, and their compassion and enthusiasm for their

building downtown), no corners were cut and no expenses

clients and their community is evident in their name.

were spared as this home was built above and beyond the quality that's normally done.

While volunteering for a children's cancer organization during his time in college, one of the founders became extremely close

Careful thought was taken with every necessity, including

to a boy and girl suffering from leukemia. He watched them strug-

the solid-core doors; instant hot water; true-dual, commer-

gle through the sickness and overcome it, growing into healthy

cial-grade Carrier furnace and air conditioning units; interior

adults. The boy's name was Amherst and the girl's was Madison.

wall insulation; slate tile roof and double wrapped stucco exte-

There's a quote on their website that sums up their philosophy

rior finish. The finest of quality was selected in all the finishes

rather well, and is a personal favorite of mine. It's by Winston

from the expansive ceilings, custom built-ins, walnut floors,

Churchill, and it goes like this, "You make a living by what you

travertine and chef's kitchen, to the slate stone accents. The

get. You make a life by what you give."

four car garage is in itself extensive and has a storage shed not far off that can easily be wired for electricity.

Interested in seeing more? Visit their listing online for a video tour and more than 100 photos. If you'd like more specific infor-

The property is listed by Nick Schlekeway (Yes, that Nick

mation and are serious about the house, Schlekeway and his

Schlekeway—the one that helped bring home the Fiesta Bowl

team at Amherst will go above and beyond in taking care of you

trophy in 2007), one of the founders of the cultured and afflu-

and any of your real estate needs.

ent, Amherst Madison Legacy. Their passion is to create the

experiences that set their clients' future expectations as well as

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Lifestyle Calendar

June JUNE 1-30

JUNE 9-11

WAIT UNTIL DARK

WORLD VILLAGE FEST

IDAHO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

CAPITOL PARK

A 1960s Greenwich Village apartment is the scene for a deadly game

Idaho’s vibrant multinational community comes together at World

of cat and mouse when a group of conmen manipulate and terrorize

Village to celebrate culture through art, music, film and people. This

an unsuspecting blind woman to reclaim a mysterious doll. When the

three-day festival is at Capitol Park. Enjoy participants from Idaho's

doll can’t be found, the situation spirals out of control. Recommended

diverse communities and an art exhibition at the Idaho Statehouse.

for ages 14 and up. For information, go to IdahoShakespeare.org.

JUNE 2-25

JUNE 10 X GAMES QUALIFIER

HAMLET

RHODES SKATE PARK

IDAHO SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL

The country’s best skateboard and BMX riders will descend on Boise for a

For this production of William Shakespeare's classic play, the Idaho

spectator-friendly qualifier. Rhodes Skate Park, in the heart of downtown,

Shakespeare Festival will transform the amphitheater into an Eliza-

will host an X Games qualifier as participants compete for an invitation to X

bethan theater, including new seating sections on stage, creating an

Games Minneapolis. Streamed live on ESPN, the event will feature three dis-

immersive experience for audiences. The production is suitable for all

ciplines: Men’s Skateboard Park, Women’s Skateboard Park and BMX Park.

ages. For ticket information, go to IdahoShakespeare.org.

JUNE 3

JUNE 10 WHEN MODERN WAS CONTEMPORARY:

CELTIC WOMAN

SELECTIONS FROM THE ROY R. NEUBERGER COLLECTION

MORRISON CENTER

BOISE ART MUSEUM

Multiplatinum

international

With a selection of masterworks by 52 of the 20th century’s most influ-

music sensation Celtic Wom-

ential artists, including Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Georgia O’Keef-

an presents Voice of Angels,

fe, Jacob Lawrence, Marsden Hartley, Willem de Kooning, Stuart Davis

a captivating new show for

and Alexander Calder, this Boise Art Museum exhibition illuminates the

2017. It showcases the voices

artistic transformations that took place in the U.S. during the first half of

of Susan McFadden, Máiréad

the century. For information, go to BoiseArtMuseum.org.

Carlin, Éabha McMahon and introduces new Celtic violinist Tara McNeill, accompanied by a group of equally talented musicians and

JUNE 11

dancers. The show starts at 7:30 p.m.

OPERA BOISE'S ART SONG RECITAL SERIES ESTHER SIMPLOT PERFORMING ARTS ACADEMY

JUNE 7

Join Opera Idaho’s resident company singers in this series of recit-

JOHN MELLENCAMP AND EMMYLOU HARRIS

als dedicated to the form of underproduced music called art songs.

IDAHO BOTANICAL GARDEN

These nonstaged songs often incorporate well-known poems and

Join John Mellencamp on the Sad Clown and Hillbillies Tour with spe-

seasonal themes with complex music and piano. The event begins at

cial guests Emmylou

2:30 p.m. Admission is free.

Harris, Carlene Carter and Lily & Madeleine

JUNE 11

at the Idaho Botani-

PRIVATE GARDENS TOUR

cal Garden's Outlaw

BOISE

Field summer concert.

Enjoy a variety of private gardens found in the growing Boise Bench

Doors open at 5:30

area. Now in its 31st year, the Garden Tour is a fundraiser for the Idaho

p.m., and the show

Botanical Garden and the Lunaria Grant. These historical properties

starts

are filled with old growth trees and modern updated gardens. For

6:30

p.m.

Bring your low-back chairs or blankets to place on the field. 30

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information, go to IdahoBotanicalGarden.org.

midnight as they use their unique equipment and knowledge to attempt to connect with inmates and guards of the past. Participants are welcome to bring their cameras. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

JUNE 17 WORLD REFUGEE DAY CELEBRATION AND SOCCER FRIENDLY

JUNE 14-25

GROVE PLAZA AND ANN MORRISON PARK

THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA

Boise honors the internationally celebrated World Refugee Day.

MORRISON CENTER

Start the day at the Grove Plaza with refugee performances, a citi-

Critics are raving that Cameron Mackintosh's new production of

zenship ceremony, ethnic food and art vendors. Afterward, stop by

Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera is "bigger and

Ann Morrison Park for a refugee soccer tournament, youth clinics

better than ever before." The beloved story and score, with songs

and more entertainment at the second annual World Refugee Day

like "Music of the Night," "All I Ask Of You" and "Masquerade" will

Soccer Friendly.

be performed by a cast and orchestra of 52. Show times and prices vary. MorrisonCenter.com

JUNE 24 BOISE MUSIC FESTIVAL

JUNE 15-16

EXPO IDAHO

DELI DAYS: IDAHO’S JEWISH FESTIVAL

A family friendly environment with something for everyone to enjoy.

CONGREGATION AHAVATH BETH ISRAEL

The 2017 line up includes; Flo Rida, The Band Perry, Sean Kingston,

We will have live music from 11a.m. to 9 p.m. each day, featuring head-

Hey Violet, and Austin Mahone. For tickets and information, visit

liners Chava Mirel and rapper Kosha Dillz. We serve a New York-style

BoiseMusicFestival.com Children 12 and under are free.

deli menu, including kosher corned beef and pastrami, bagels and lox, knishes and pickles straight from the Bronx, and a wide variety

JUNE 26-30

of homemade desserts baked by the Boise Jewish community. The

MODERN MASTERS: BREAKING THE RULES OF ART

event takes place at Congregation Ahavath Beth Israel, 11 N Latah

BOISE ART MUSEUM

Street in Boise. Questions? Call the synagogue at 208-343-6601.

Using modern masters like Rothko, O’Keeffe and Pollock as inspiration, students at the Boise Art Museum will learn to break

JUNE 16

the rules of art. Participants will explore a variety of processes as

PARANORMAL INVESTIGATION AT THE OLD IDAHO PENITENTIARY

they discover ways in which artists simplified shapes and forms

OLD IDAHO PENITENTIARY

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required. For information, go to BoiseArtMuseum.org.

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he heavenly smell of baking cinnamon rolls makes a house feel like

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of my house make me want to run and hide, in under 45 minutes, I can have a delicious treat for my family and a home that smells like a dream.

1. Mix warm water, yeast, oil and sugar. Let stand 15 minutes. 2. Add the eggs, salt and flour. Add enough flour so that it is a soft dough, but not too sticky to the touch. 3. Mix well. Do not let raise! 4. Roll out a rectangle the size of a big cookie sheet. Spread with soft butter. 5. Mix remaining sugar and cinnamon together. Sprinkle and spread over butter. Sprinkle with raisins or nuts, if desired. 6. Roll tightly lengthwise, so you have one long roll. Mark 12 2-inch rolls. Cut with floss or thread. 7. Place on a coated cookie sheet. Let rise 10 minutes while the oven is preheating to 400 degrees. 8. Bake 15-20 minutes. Cool and frost. Makes 12 large cinnamon rolls.

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