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LIFESTYLE LETTER

New Horizons & Goals

STAFF WR ITER

Jordan Gray | editorial@boisecitylifestyle.com SOCIAL MEDIA COOR DINATOR

Kendall Houlton | kendall.houlton@citylifestyle.com CONTR IBUTING WR ITER S

For many of us this time of the year is filled with excitement. It presents us with re-evaluation; new horizons and goals to pursue.

We approached this issue of Boise Lifestyle from a mindset of not supplying quick fixes to check a few boxes for the short term, but valuing what is sustainable over the long haul. We wanted to provide inspiration for making lasting, realistic, long-term improvements to your physical, emotional and mental health.

When it comes to anything in life — business, finance, food, home and personal health – it’s not what you do on some days that move the needle — it’s what you do on MOST days.

For instance, taking a vacation every month might be financially and practically Impossible, but taking a short trip a few times a year is doable.

Having a beautiful steak dinner with cocktails and creme brulee every night isn’t best for your health, doing so once in a while is great!

It is, finally, not the Sometimes choices that we make, but rather the Most of the Time selections that are important. So do plan both vacation and work to establish more regular downtime in your work week. Join a fitness community or gym and enjoy that dessert you’ve been wanting to try. It’s not what you do some days—it’s what you do on most days that will lead to a more peaceful, fulfilling and fabulous 2023.

Here’s to you and the most wonderful new horizons.

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Lifestyle Letter

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City Scene

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Travel Journal

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Mental Wellbeing

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Local Limelight

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Fashion Forward

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Our Town

Meet DeEtta Petersen: The Yurt Girl

32 Small Town Luxurious Getaway

Sip, Swirl and Savor Your Way Through Yountville, the Culinary Heart of Napa Valley

40 The Frosty Doldrums Beating the Seasonal Sads

44 A Winter Carnival

The McCall Winter Carnival traces its roots back to 1924’s Payette Lake Sports Carnival

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Boise Nice Project President Rourke O’Brien has announced that January 15, 2022, is “Wave to a Stranger Day” where all Idahoans are encouraged to wave to a stranger. Boise is known for the neighborly and welcoming way that residents treat both each other and strangers. The city has recently experienced high growth from those choosing to relocate to Boise, unfamiliar with “Boise Nice” with a chance to give it a try. Billboards will appear around Boise, with Jump displaying people waving on the JUMPotron Jan.15, as well as the Boise Metro Chamber displaying the news also on their screen.

For many long-time residents this is a day unlike any other but some of us newcomers aren’t as familiar with this common practice.

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FARE Idaho has announced their first annual Field-to-Fork Festival, January 19th, 2023, at Jack’s Urban Meeting Place (JUMP) in the heart of downtown Boise.

The Field-to-Fork Festival, an interactive trade fair, will bring together their independent food and beverage industry professionals—including farmers, ranchers/livestock producers, food producers and retailers—from all over the state of Idaho.

Another highlight of the event is an educational component that will be open to the public: interactive panel discussions with our Field-to-Fork participants—from producers to purveyors that are integral to our Idaho food system. These panel discussions will feature everything Idaho from field to fork: farming, ranching, the art of butchery, winemaking, craft beer brewing, coffee roasting and processing, grain growing to pastry making, and much more. There will also be (3) chef-led classes in the JUMP! shared kitchen.

The day will close out with a Field to Fork Celebration at Amsterdam Lounge with the Idaho Wine Commission and our Idaho State Legislators.

To learn more about FARE Idaho and its impact in Idaho, visit fareidaho.org.

Lime is upgrading its e-scooter fleet to its brand new, industry-leading Gen4 e-scooters. Riders will immediately notice the upgrade, as the goal of the Gen4 is to provide the smoothest ride.

Lime has been successfully operating shared e-scooters in Boise since 2018 and is committed to making continuous improvements like adding e-bikes and upgrading its e-scooter fleet.

“We believe in talking the talk and walking the walk at Lime, and when we say we’re committed to serving Boise we mean we’re bringing the hardware to back that up. Earlier this month we launched e-bikes and riders are loving so far, and we think these new Gen4 e-scooters will be even more popular. We look forward to working with the city of Boise and our local partners to continue making our operations here even better and better,” said Rick Crossley, Operations Manager at Lime.

NEWS RELEASE AND STORY IDEAS We’re always interested to hear about new business openings, upcoming events, local news items, and community members contributing in new and exciting ways.

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The Magic Hour SKIERS AND SNOWBOARDERS CREATE STUNNING IMAGERY IN TGR’S 27TH ANNUAL FILM

Teton Gravity Research (TGR), an action sports media company based in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, recently unveiled the trailer for its new film, Magic Hour. The film documents some of the most iconic skiers and snowboarders around the world—from North America to New Zealand—as the team captures awe-inspiring cinematography, groundbreaking action, and mesmerizing landscapes on this global adventure.

“Magic Hour isn’t a particular time of day so much as it is these magical moments that we all experience on any given day, playing in some of the wildest places on the planet,” said Todd Jones, co-director of the film and co-founder of TGR. “We captured some of the most amazing skiing and snowboarding action in some of the most beautiful places in the world this past year, and we can’t wait to share the magic with the world.”

“Magi c Hou r i s n’ t a pa r t i c u l a r t i m e of d ay so m u c h a s it i s th e s e m agi ca l m om e nt s th a t we a l l e x pe r i e n ce on a ny give n d ay, pl ay i ng i n som e of th e w i l d e st pl a ce s on th e pl a n et .”

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Filmed on location in 2022 in the most epic places across North America, Magic Hour takes viewers from Jackson Hole; to the Chugach and Coast Mountain ranges in Alaska; to the Selkirk, Purcell, Valhalla, and Kootenay ranges in British Columbia; to Montana.

The star-studded cast of Magic Hour will include some of the biggest names in the industry, such as Kai Jones, Nick McNutt, Michelle Parker, Jeremy Jones, Tim Durtschi, Parkin Costain, Amy Jane David, and Bode Merrill, as well as a few more familiar friends. The crew of skiers and riders take you on a journey through next-level terrain in some of the most jaw-dropping spots on the planet just as the sun rises and sets.

Meet Amy Jane David, professional skier and mountain athlete, with her TGR debut in this year’s film. “The magic hour is when everything clicks.

Leading up to a magic-hour moment, there is so much work, dedication, and passion for years.

Throw in a little magic, a team, self-belief, and beautiful moments can happen.” As Amy shares it, the “magic hour” arrived on the last day for the crew filming the Cooke City, Montana, segment.

“We started snowmobiling under the raven full moon as the sun rose. All morning we hit a kicker with bluebird skies and snow sparkles flying, and in the evening we climbed up one of the most iconic peaks to each ski an untouched couloir just before sunset. This experience felt like our magic hour after weeks of tiptoeing around dangerous avalanche conditions and funky snow.”

Magic Hour has recently embarked on an expansive global tour that will bring the movie to more than 150 locations around the world. Most notable of the regions in which the film has been screened in Ketchum, Idaho, at the Argyros Performing Arts Center. However, you can also catch the premiere of Magic Hour in various locations across the nation, ranging anywhere from Logan, Utah, to Girdwood, Alaska. For those interested in attending a screening of the film, you can purchase tickets to the premiere in any of the available locations by visiting TetonGravity.com.

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It’s early morning and a blustery 25 degrees outside. The wind rips through the snowcapped pines of the Boise National Forest.

DeEtta Petersen dons four layers of clothing, a winter coat, and snowshoes and straps a 50-pound pulk to her waist in preparation for her journey to the Idaho City Backcountry Yurts. She is hauling toilet paper, cleaning supplies, a few tools, and snacks to get through the next couple of days in the mountains.

“I guess it really is the challenge of it all that I like so much,” DeEtta shared. “I love being outside. I love that I can go to work and get a solid day’s worth of exercise. That’s what makes this so well-suited for me. I like using power tools, chainsaws, riding motorcycles, lifting logs and repairing what needs to be repaired. But really what it is, at the end of the day I feel like I did a good job.”

The value of a hard day’s work was instilled into DeEtta and her five siblings from a young age. In her earlier stages of life, her father ran a successful vegetable farm in Walla Walla, Washington, where there was never a shortage of tasks for able-bodied children. “We topped onions, tromped spinach, weeded carrots, and set sprinklers. I even ran a dump truck once. Basically, whatever Dad asked us to do, we did.”

After college, DeEtta worked in a variety of different fields including property management and fitness modeling. She was an MMA gym manager and always gravitated toward vocations that kept her active.

In the early 2000s, DeEtta sought a change and was pulled toward Idaho’s beautiful natural landscapes and endless recreational opportunities. “When I moved here, I came with a pair of tennis shoes, a bicycle and a motorcycle and figured that would cover all my bases. Oh, and a pair of skis!”

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A day in the life of DeEtta Petersen— the Yurt Girl!

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With her skis in tow, DeEtta found her way to the Idaho Department of Parks and Recreation, where she’s worked for the last 12 years. When the yurt coordinator position opened up, she jumped at the chance. She now spends her days hiking and snowshoeing the trails of the Boise National Forest, outside Idaho City. Her weekly 3-day trips can accumulate up to 11 miles, “and depending on which yurt I am doing maintenance on, elevation gain on these hikes in the winter can be up to 1,000 feet.”

She works long hours, about 10 – 12 hours a day. In the winter months, the yurts can only be accessed by snowshoe or cross-country skis and are heated solely by woodstoves. As you can imagine, a winter’s worth of woodstove use requires quite the lofty pile of wood. Between the six yurts DeEtta manages, they go through more than 120,000 pounds of wood per year. Luckily, she has a dedicated group of volunteers that spend their summer days helping her split all this wood. “I have a super amazing summer hire crew to help me with our program. Collecting six to eight

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cords of wood for each yurt consumes a huge part of our summer, and consists of tree felling, liming, bucking, loading, delivering, and stacking rounds of wood at the yurts to prepare for our infamous ‘wood-splitting events.’ These volunteers also assist with repairs and maintenance of the yurts, trail assessments and clearing, and any other surprises that may arise. Without them, this program just wouldn’t work.

“One time, I was hauling a 50-pound pulk up to the yurts with a volunteer to replace solar panel batteries when we got hit with a snowstorm. We had to break trail the entire time, drudging through snow up to our knees. It became a three-hour trek for 0.7 of a mile!” DeEtta said, laughing as she reminisced this day. “It’s a definite challenge but I get to work with cool people doing cool things that really matter to the state of Idaho. It’s kind of like breaking out of the box, ya know?”

At 62, DeEtta knows that retirement is only a few years away, although that doesn’t mean she’ll be slowing down any time soon. “My objective is to pass the baton to my predecessor with the yurt program being in the best condition that I can legitimately have it in. I want to stay young and play hard, for as long as I can. I look forward to retiring, where I can come back as a volunteer and help with other yurt programs across the state. I plan to ski a lot, ride a lot, and explore as much as possible. For more information, visit ParksAndRecreation.idaho.gov.

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SMALL TOWN LUXURIOUS GETAWAY SIP, SWIRL AND SAVOR YOUR WAY THROUGH YOUNTVILLE, THE CULINARY HEART OF NAPA VALLEY ARTICLE BY ALISON BAILIN BATZ

Looking for a once-in-a-lifetime epicurean experience? Yountville, which is nestled into Napa County with vineyards in every direction, is a treasure trove of gourmand greatness at every turn. Here is how to take a bite out of it all:

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RH YOUNTVILLE RESTAURANT

The flashy, splashy RH Yountville is hard to miss as it takes up nearly a full block along Yountville’s ultra-walkable downtown. The Restoration Hardware-owned property is a wine, food and shopping mecca comprised of five separate experiences: an indoor/outdoor restaurant with a glass roof surrounded by 100-year-old olive trees and adorned with dramatic crystal chandeliers; a two-story wine tasting space with its own share of crystal chandeliers and sleek limestone bar; a limited-production wine center; an espresso bar; and a boutique design gallery grander in scale than even its ever-so-lavish sister property at the Scottsdale Quarter.

Award-winning chef Brendan Sodikoff leads the kitchen, sourcing seasonal ingredients from nearby farms and using them as inspiration for both whimsical and shareable New American fare as well as twists on comfort-food classics. His team allows vegetables to shine right along with proteins, making it the perfect place for all diets. There are at least 40 wines by the glass on the menu at any given time, many from neighboring wineries.

The expertly trained staff has pairing suggestions—be them wine, craft beer or craft cocktails—for each dish, offering recommendations based on guests’ palates and preferences over trends and their personal tastes.

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The RH Yountville Restaurant.

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TASTING ROOM TREATS Yountville’s many wineries and vineyards toss out tradition—bellying up to a bar for a flight of wine with crackers to cleanse the palate or a basic meat and cheese board—in favor of interactive foodie fun when it comes to its tastings.

Handwritten Wines, for example, offers a Breadand-Butter Experience. During the 90-minute seated event, guests will enjoy white truffle potato chips and Bouchon Bakery baguettes along with multiple mouthwatering artisan butters. The butters are hand-made to complement five of the winery’s most awarded varietals that are made on the Napa Valley hillside and most coveted vineyard blocks.

HandwrittenWines.com Priest Ranch, which is next door to Handwritten, boasts a Bacon and Wine Tasting. A must if traveling with a meat-loving man to wine country, the 90-minute experience marries four wines with its own bacon, each of which has been flavored with everything from honey to harissa to Italian herbs to bring out distinct notes in the wine. PriestRanchWines.com Silver Trident Winery, a one-minute walk across the two-lane street from Priest Ranch and Handwritten, is home to the Potato Chip Extravaganza. True to its

The Potato Chip Extravaganza at Silver Trident Winery.

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name, those who book this crunch-tastic tasting will be treated to five types of potato chips, each sourced from a small producer. Each chip comes with a glass of wine to accompany it. The combination will take your tastebuds on a magical mystery tour of flavor.

SilverTridentWinery.com JCB Tasting Salon, approximately 300 feet from Silver Trident, is home to a Caviar and Sparkling Wine Pairing. This dive into the ultimate in decadence pairs four high-end sparkling wines with four distinct artisanal caviars. Prepare for bubbly effervescence and over-the-top indulgence. JCBCollection.com Chandon is nearly a mile from the others, but wellworth the three-minute drive. During its ambitious Epicurean Experience, chef Juan Cabrera highlights the beauty of bubbles by pairing his favorites with five precisely plated works of culinary art. Chandon.com Baldacci Family Vineyards sits at the intersection of Yountville and Stag’s Leap, and its Perfect Pairings program is just that. The nibble-heavy experience explores the science of how wine and food amplify each other and even offers suggestions of what to pair with your personal favorite bites and sips.

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Seasonal offerings at Lucy Restaurant and Bar at Bardessono Hotel and Spa. Photo courtesy Bardessono Hotel and Spa.

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As one might imagine, all the accommodations in the region drip luxury, but Hotel Yountville, Bardessono Hotel and Spa and North Block Hotel stand out, thanks in great part to their dining options.

Hotel Yountville—just steps from more than a dozen tasting rooms and boutiques and built using river rocks from the nearby Napa River—has elegance to spare, which extends to Heritage Oak, its signature eatery. Guests “in the know” always arrive prior to their reservations for killer craft cocktails (and adult popsicles!) at the Y Bar before being seated for elevated comfort food infused with wine country sophistication. HotelYountville.com Bardessono Hotel and Spa is approximately two blocks from Hotel Yountville. The striking, sprawling LEED Platinum Certified property, situated within its own vineyard, is committed to providing a lavish experience for guests and diners within a sustainable environment.

Its world-renowned Lucy Restaurant & Bar—named for the Bardessono family’s matriarch—serves up craveable farm-to-fork dishes with global flair using ingredients from the hotel’s orchards, onsite certified organic farming garden, and similarly minded farms and purveyors across the region. Bonus: the dog-friendly restaurant also has a menu for pups. Bardessono.com

Wood-fired pizza from The Restaurant at North Block.

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North Block Hotel, which is nearly next door to RH Yountville, features all things wood-fired and wonderful at its primarily al fresco Restaurant at North Block.

Beyond the gorgeous grilled main dishes, North Block is a happy hour hotspot thanks to its daily “Oyster Hour,” which features fresh oysters for just $1, as well as a local craft beer selection and seasonally changing menu of scrumptious sourdough pizzas. NorthBlockHotel.com

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Thomas Keller's iconic French Laundry.

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No gourmet guide to Yountville would be complete without some “star grazing.” Many of the world’s most celebrated celebrity chefs sharpen their knives and showcase their skills in Yountville.

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French Laundry helped put the region on the map.

The prix fixe spot—named by Anthony Bourdain as the best restaurant in the world—is one of the only restaurants to hold three Michelin Stars. Every dish tells a story, and every visit is unique. Founder Thomas Keller is a veteran of several Food Network shows, a staple of talk shows, and a guest judge on Top Chef. FrenchLaundry.com Mustards Grill is a casual-yet-elegant spot known for American fare and named to honor Napa’s yellow mustard flowers that provide vital nutrients to the vines. The restaurant is covered in them, save for the space carved out for its organic garden. Its founder is best-selling cookbook author and Top Chef: Masters contender Cynthia Pawlcyn. MustardsGrill.com Bottega Napa Valley excels at bold Italian flavors in a dizzyingly delicious setting complete with dreamy stone fireplaces and glass chandeliers. Emmy® award-winning chef Michael Chiarello helms Bottega, always seeking to authentically connect guests with the flavors from his family’s roots in southern Italy. BottegaNapaValley.com Bistro Jeanty brings the French countryside to Yountville. The brainchild of Michelin Star and James Beard award winner Philippe Jeanty, the bistro has been a Napa staple since 1998. Today, Philippe’s daughter Camille continues his legacy, creating each menu as homage to her father’s favorite childhood food memories from his native France, and diners taste the love in every bite. BistroJeanty.com

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Light therapy is a relatively new treatment for seasonal affective disorder. It works by mimicking natural, outdoor light, which in turn can stimulate the release of the serotonin normally released by sunshine. Using the Happy Light for 15 – 30 minutes in the morning helps to reset and balance your circadian rhythm and improve overall sleep quality. According to a Harvard Health MD Michael Craig Miller, bright light (like in the Happy Light) works by “stimulating cells in the retina that connect to the hypothalamus, a part of the brain that helps control circadian rhythms.”

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For many of us, winter months mean that we go to work in the dark and we come home in the dark. This drastic reduction in sunlight is one of the primary causes of seasonal depression, also known as seasonal affective disorder, appropriately acronym’d SAD. Idaho experiences one of the biggest fluctuations in levels of sunshine between summer and wintertime. Summer nights often last well beyond 10 PM and we are happily dosed with vitamin D all day long. In addition to stimulating the production and release of serotonin (otherwise known as the brain’s “happy chemical”), vitamin D helps protect the immune system, regulates proper insulin levels, and increases our overall energy.

With such a dramatic decrease in sunshine, how do we combat the seasonal SADs?

TAKE VITAMIN D This is really the low-hanging fruit here, but a highly effective tactic. Specialists recommend taking about 3,000 to 4,000 IU of vitamin D per day during the winter months. However, some people may need more than this. As with all

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I know, I know, we are all constantly being told to exercise. BUT exercise really does help to improve our mood. While it is best to get a minimum of 120 minutes of physical activity a week, you don’t have to drastically change your schedule to incorporate exercise into your day.

Yes, joining a gym and hitting the tanning beds a few times a month (don’t over-do with the tanning beds!) has also been shown to increase feelings of happiness during winter months, but even just a simple afternoon walk can reduce symptoms of seasonal depression. Walking increases blood flow and circulation, which generates a positive response from the central nervous system. All forms of exercise (yes, even just simply walking) release endorphins, which are the brain’s natural happy drugs.

TREAT YA SELF! Another thing not to over-do, but spoil yourself a bit! Is there a certain fragrance of candle that brings you joy? Get one! Craving a mid-afternoon cookie? Have one! Take yourself on a date—wine and dine yourself with brunch and morning mimosas. Have a spa day. Give yourself a nice foot rub. Splurge on the fancy chocolate.

But you don’t need to spend money to treat yourself.

Spend some time listening to music, watching the clouds, and allowing yourself time for rest. You work hard, you deserve this. I promise.

STAY LIMBER, STAY HYDRATED A simple mantra to live by is “Stay limber, stay hydrated.” Take a few minutes out of your day to stretch. Reach for the ceiling, touch your toes (or try to!), lift those legs up, put your toes in the air, get silly with it. Wiggle, jiggle, and dance. Motion and movement are so good for the body and, in turn, activates the parasympathetic nervous system (PNS). Plus, it fills your muscles up with blood, improving overall circulation. A properly circulated body is a happy body.

Aim to increase your water intake by at least one glass. A good rule of thumb is to take your weight, divide it in half, and drink that amount in ounces daily. Did you know that dehydration is one of the main causes of road rage? Let’s minimize that as much as possible this holiday season (and always).

REACH OUT Talk to friends, family members, coworkers, and neighbors. Smile at strangers. Write letters to penpals. Make genuine conversation with the grocery clerk and the bank teller. We are social creatures.

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A Winter Carnival THE MCCALL WINTER CARNIVAL TRACES ITS ROOTS BACK TO 1924’S PAYETTE LAKE SPORTS CARNIVAL

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Celebrate all things winter at the 2023 McCall Winter Carnival from January 27th through February 5th. Carnivalgoers will enjoy winter activities including ice skating, dog sledding, snow bike races, snow sculptures and much more. Parades, fireworks, live music and theatre, and world-class dining thrill visitors from all over the world. Don’t miss the Beard and Leg Contest! An iconic Idaho event, experiencing the McCall Winter Carnival is the best way to relish everything snow has to offer.

The McCall Winter Carnival traces its roots back to 1924 when the small town of timber workers created the Payette Lake Sports Carnival. In 1965 the community rallied to host a festival that would promote the area’s

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pristine skiing. This culminated in the inaugural carnival which included a two-day event with slalom races, cross-country ski events, ski jumps, and snowshoe and snowcat races. Since then, this beloved annual event has exploded in both size and popularity. The town of 3,000 bands together to collectively host more than 60,000 visitors over 10 days.

Event organizers spend months preparing to host the carnival so travelers to McCall can experience the warm small-town charm it has been cultivating for decades.

Local businesses set up curbside attractions, vendors put up tents, and dozens of volunteers pitch in hundreds of hours. Rooted in rustic charm, the community and

the local effort to support each other is part of why the carnival grew to be so successful. The charm of the town is a glowing warmth to all who visit, and the chamber has worked hard to ensure that feeling endures into future years.

McCall is a place of outdoor recreation. It’s in the bones of the town and the hearts of the people who live there. Winter Carnival was started to get people outside, break the cabin fever, and build community.

This is exactly what you will find this year, and something we can all use. For the most up-to-date information on visiting the 2023 McCall Winter Carnival go to VisitMcCall.org.

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• Idaho State Snow Sculpting Championship Winners Awarded • Vendor Court & Beer Garden • Live Music on the Main Stage • Alpine Playhouse Theater Production • McCall Starz on Ice

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LEGGINGS 3 WAY S ARTICLE BY HALEY WILLIAMS

Our suggestions for styling faux leather leggings As we move through the season of spandex when most of us feel we’d rather not leave our stretchy pants, we wanted to feature three distinct looks using the same pair of Foil Snake Print Faux Leather leggings from Spanx.

Whether you’re brunching with the babes or getting ready for date night, these versatile leggings can carry you through from casual to chic. While there are endless ways to wear them, we’re going to show you three ways to start styling them today.

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Who doesn’t love a good brunch with the girls after your workout complete with mimosas to celebrate? Our suggestion is to layer your tank with loose layers and a light jacket to swiftly transition you from the barre to breakfast.

A hat is always a good option to have on hand in case you worked too hard and that hair is showing it. We opted for easy-to-slip-on sockless sneakers that breathe.

Lastly, don’t forget a cute tote or bag. Consider throwing in a clean tank and any makeup or face wipes you may need for freshening up on your way.

Whether you want a bit of a boost, a hint of a lift, or just a little tuck, you won’t go wrong with this versatile shapewear. And with these styling tips, you’re ready to throw them on for any occasion!

MOTO MAMA What we love about Spanx is their inherent ability to elevate your look, regardless of the occasion. Stretchy pants in a faux leather snake design? Say no more. Pair them with edgy booties or colorful pumps for a more elegant aesthetic. Playing with different textures is a good way to add interest and intrigue. Consider a chunky sweater with some unexpected details like the bare shoulder shown here, a thick boucle or intricate detailing. We love a good leather jacket with hardware details draped over the shoulder(s) for chilly evenings as you traverse the town. Pair this look with a gorgeous sparkly clutch and chunky bracelet.

SAT U R DAY SPORTS CH IC Whether you’re headed to a child’s sports game or a bar to watch the big game with your friends, leggings offer the structure and flexibility you’ll want as you find your spot among the fans in the bleachers or indulge in some lovely libations.

Layers are life for this look. We tied a button-down around the waist which is so nice through the colder winter months as both an outfit accessory and a layering piece. Fur-lined high tops provide practical footwear for this look — because who doesn’t love some killer sneaks? A shacket and crossover bag complete the look.

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31/1 — IDAHO POTATO DROP

21 — BRITISH CARS & COFFEE

Idaho State Capitol, 6:00 PM: Live entertainment, and fireworks.

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Chow Public Market and Eatery, 9:30 AM: All things British when it comes to the motorized vehicle. IdahoBritishCars.org

1 — YMCA NEW YEAR’S DAY 5K RUN

21 — DAN CUMMINS

Boise: starts and finishes at the Ram Restaurant, located across from Bronco Stadium. YMCAtvIdaho.org

Egyptian Theatre, 7:00 PM: Popular stand-up comic and podcaster.

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21 — ULYSSES OWENS JR.’S GENERATION Y

Charles F. McDevitt Youth Sports Complex, 9:00 AM: 15 years of throwing heavy implements for fun in freezing weather. Allevents.in/boise

Argyros Performing Arts Center, Ketchum, ID, 7:30 PM: Drummer.

Educator. Author. wbr Creative Entrepreneur. Performer and producer, Grammy-winning. TheArgyros.org

5 — THE MIGHTY RED MELONS The Riverside Hotel, 7:30 PM: Great honky tonk hits honoring the likes of Buck, Merle, George Strait, Vince Gill, Randy Travis, etc.

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21 — WILSON CREEK FROZEN 50K

6 — WALK THE AISLE IDAHO BRIDE BRIDAL SHOW

27-29 — BOAT SHOW & SALE

Chateau des Fleurs, 2:00 PM: Ultimate wedding style event.

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Expo Idaho: great place to shop for the boat of your dreams all in one place. ExpoIdaho.com

7 — SPEED TOUR SERIES AND MIDGETS

27/29 — MACBETH OPERA

Meridian Speedway, 7:00 PM: Speed Tour Sprintcars, ST Modifieds, ST Modifieds, ST Late Models, Midgets. MeridianSpeedway.com

Morrison Center, 7:30/2:30: Sung in Italian with English subtitles.

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6/7 — WESTERN IDAHO FLY FISHING EXPO

27-3 — AFFLICTED: DAUGHTERS OF SALEM

Expo Idaho: Exhibitors with rods, reels, fly tying equipment, guide services, artwork, fly tyers, and demonstrations. ExpoIdaho.com

Morrison Center: 1691 Puritan New England, Five girls coming of age in Salem Village find an ally in enslaved Tituba. MorrisonCenter.com

7/8 — WILLEM VOLKERSZ: THE VIEW FROM HERE

27-5 — MCCALL WINTER CARNIVAL

Boise Art Museum, 8:00 AM: Montana-based artist Willem Volkersz (b. 1939) is a significant contemporary artist. BoiseArtMuseum.org

Celebration of all things winter held in late January and early February.

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13 — IDAHO STEELHEADS VS. UTAH GRIZZLIES

27-29 — SAWTOOTH OUTDOOR BONSPIEL

Idaho Central Arena, 7:10 PM: IdahoCentralarena.com

Stanley, Idaho: Annual Sawtooth Outdoor Bonspiel (“S.O.B.”) Presented by the Boise Curling Club. Stanleycc.org

17-20 — IDAHO HORTICULTURE EXPO Boise Center, 6:00 PM: Trade show and education event.

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19 — PEKING ACROBATS Morrison Center, 7:30 PM: Maneuvers atop chairs with impressive displays of contortion, flexibility, and control. MorrisonCenter.com

21 — BOISE PHILHARMONIC: BRING ON THE BRAHMS Morrison Center, 1:00/7:30 PM: concerto by Grammy-nominated composer Vijay Iyer and Brahms’ final symphony.

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Melba, ID: Unique, 10, 20 and 50k winter running experience on the stunning Wilson Creek trail system. Wilsoncreek.run

28 — BOISE SPORTS CARD SHOW Riverside Hotel, 9:00 AM: Card and memorabilia show.

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28/29 — IDAHO REMODELING & DESIGN SHOW Boise Center, 10:00 AM: known for being the foremost home improvement expo in the valley. BoiseCentre.com

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