The Fettuccine Forum is produced by the Boise City Department of Arts & History in conjunction with Boise State University (College of Social Sciences and Public Affairs).
 
This season the Forum is sponsored by the Idaho Humanities Council with support from the Office of the Mayor, Boise State Public Radio, Platform Architecture-Design, TAG Historical Research, Preservation Idaho, Idaho State Historical Society, Trademark Sign, and Landmark Impressions.  Lively and informal, the monthly event invites the public to interact with politicians, artists, historians, activists, advocates and professionals in an effort to promote good citizenship and responsible growth through education.
 
The Fettuccine Forum is a free public lecture series on six First Thursdays throughout the academic year. This year's topics support Boise's Sesquicentennial (BOISE 150) themes. More on BOISE 150 at  www.boise150.org. 

2012-2013 SEASON
Download 2012/13 Fettuccine Forum poster here.

The Left, the Right: Occupy Wall Street and the Tea Party
October 4 | Moderated by Greg Hahn- Press Release

Japanese-Americans, Internment Camps and the Forgotten Bill of Rights
November 1 | Presented by David Adler, PhD- Press Release

Memory and History: Inclusion and Exclusion in Public Commemoration
February 7 | Presented by Lynn Lubamersky, PhD- Press Release

And the Beat Goes On: Music as a Boise Legacy
March 7 | Presented by Kevin Moran- Press Release

Remnants of Boise
April 4 | Presented by Brandi Burns and Rich Binsacca- Press Release

Boise Neighborhoods: A Short History of Place
May 2 | Presented by Tully Gerlach- Press Release

 

All Fettuccine Forum presentations are held at the Rose Room in Union Block, 718 West Idaho Street.
Doors open at 5:00 PM. Presentation begins at 5:30 PM.

The Forum also includes a companion workshop, offered for graduate and undergraduate credit.  For more information contact Todd Shallat at  tshalla@boisestate.edu