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HISTORY & ARCHIVES
Becoming Boise
A brief overview of the settlement, structure and naming of our city.
People
From the valley's Indigenous peoples, to early settlers and modern-day residents, learn more about the people who have shaped Boise.
Places
Explore Boise's historic sites, cultural hotspots and unique natural setting.
Government
Learn more about the history of municipal government in Idaho's capital city.
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CULTURE
Cultural Sites
Saving places of cultural significance, that shaped Boise - past and present
Erma Hayman House
The Erma Hayman House represents the history of the River District and is now home to exhibits dedicated to cultural education
James Castle House
The James Castle House was the home and work place of the titular artist, and now home to the James Castle Residency
Events
Immerse yourself in our rich cultural community at Cultural Site events
Cultural Ambassador Program
Supports the cultural and creative community, acting as Boise's honorary representative to the world, engaging international audiences through public expression of culture
Cultural Planning
We are intentional with our investments, to support sustain and grow a thriving cultural scene in Boise
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OPPORTUNITIES
OPEN CALLS
There are currently no open Boise Arts & History calls. Check back for upcoming openings.
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ABOUT
About Us
Learn more about Boise City Department of Arts & History
Arts & History Commission
The advisory body for the department and appointed by the Mayor
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