
Boise City Department of Arts and History
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Boise City Department of Arts and History 34 performers of all ages participated in the Boise event as a part of 2009 World's Largest Simulataneous Thriller Dance. Find out more about Thrill the World at www.thrilltheworld.com
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Boise City Department of Arts and History
Meet the new Boise Artist-In-Residents.
Visit the new city artists this First Thursday from 6pm-9pm!
Ted Apel, Jess Sanden and Kate Masterson located at the 8Th St. Marketplace studios- Suite 203 & 201, Lisa Bufano and Sue Latta Located in the Alaska Building studios (1020 Main st.) & Erik Sande and Kristy Albrecht locat...ed at the 517 s. 8th St. Renewal Basement studios.
Time:6:00PM Thursday, December 3rd
Location:Downtown Boise

Boise City Department of Arts and History Do you have plans to enjoy Boise Art and History over the holidays?

Boise Picayune enjoys our Public Art

Boise City Department of Arts and History What do you know about the history of Boise? Share you History stories with us…

Boise City Department of Arts and History Have you seen our spiffy new webpage? Check it out!
www.boiseartsandhistory.org
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Boise City Department of Arts and History
VISUALIZING YOUR ORAL HISTORY PROJECT
Saturday November 7, 2009
An all-day oral history workshop
sponsored by
The Idaho Oral History Center and
The Boise City Department of Arts and History
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Public Archives & Research Library, 2205 Old Penitentiary Road, Boise, Idaho 83712
Topics to be covered ...include *project organization
*interviewing techniques
*recording equipment *video history *archiving
Instructors are Kathy Hodges, Oral Historian with the Idaho State Historical Society, and Terri Schorzman, director of the Boise City Department of Arts and History, with assistance from Ellen Haffner of the Idaho State Historical Society.
The $60 workshop fee includes light refreshments and a copy of the brand-new, hot-off-the-press, get-your-exclusive-copy-now 5th edition of the Field Notebook for Oral History. Lunch on your own.
Contact: Kathy Hodges, oral historian, Idaho State Historical Society, kathy.hodges@ishs.idaho.gov, (208) 334-3863
Attendance is limited, so pre-registration is recommended!
Time:9:00AM Saturday, November 7th
Location:A one day oral history workshop

Boise City Department of Arts and History First Thursday - Fettuccine Forum Presents "Our Great Recession: Its' Impact on Idaho and the Boise Valley" by David Eberle at the Rose Room and check out the seven Artists in Residence open studios.

Boise City Department of Arts and History Visit the artists on First Thursday to see what they are creating in Boise's artist in residence studios.
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