Stopped into HUB 365 today to see what kind of treasures I can find. I have yet to check out this…read morethrift shop. I honestly thought it was only for the people who attended the church that it's affiliated with but it's actually open to the public! I saw a handful of posts on FB Marketplace so I took that as a sign to head in! It's a smaller shop. Very organized, clean and bright! I appreciate how everything is categorized by it's item. Clothes, antiques, home. It was very easy to shop and look around. I checked about 50% of the store out. I usually go to thrift stores with one thing in mind and that's to find China dishes or old frames. Their antique section was smaller but had quite a few beautiful pieces! I was able to grab a pretty trinket dish and a couple berry bowls. And they were reasonably priced! I appreciate that they aren't price gauging their customers. Thrifting is supposed to be fun and money saving! These folks are here for the people and not for crazy profit, I appreciate that! I look forward to coming back and supporting this thrift shop. I would like to donate and support them that way as well! I can't wait to see what kind of goodies I'll be able to find in my future shopping adventures here.

Great facility to provide resources, help and so much more for the Boise community. You definitely…read morewant to come out to see how this facility helps to serve and provide support to others.

Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood near the Orchard/Fairview intersection, Xanadu Community Center…read morewas created by the Idaho Burners Alliance, Inc., a nonprofit corporation that is "a creative alliance, focused on bringing art, science and technology education to Idaho." Xanadu aka "Xu" is a large building on the property that makes up the workspace. Gardens of Xanadu is a large greenhouse on the property that is open to the public during the same business hours as Constellation Coffee, a coffee trailer on the property that is part of Xanadu. President of the Idaho Burners Alliance, Kaden Sinclair bought the property, which functioned as a church from the 1930s until the 1950s, so he could use it to build the art car "Joule" for Burning Man 2015, and it grew from there. One of Kaden's goals is to obtain the funding to build something similar to Meow Wolf, in Boise. Meow Wolf is an arts and entertainment company that creates large scale, interactive art installations. Highly Recommended!!!

What an awesome community space! I am so grateful for the people who created this space and allow…read morethe community to use it. The studio space is great for dancing/lessons!

As both a mom and a huge reader, I've visited a LOT of libraries across the Treasure Valley, and…read morethe Eagle Public Library is hands-down my favorite. This library is clearly well-funded, thoughtfully staffed, and built around way more than just books. It's incredibly clean, welcoming, and genuinely designed for families and community use. The children's area alone is amazing. They have: experiential toddler toys Vox books that actually read aloud to kids multilingual books interactive learning stations rotating displays and activities But honestly, the thing that makes this library stand out is their "Library of Things." Over the years we've borrowed: a ukulele stamps/craft supplies a sewing machine a piano keyboard memory games kids' board games toys Matchbox car sets Barbie dolls teacher book kits with hand puppets And somehow everything is ALWAYS in amazing condition. Even the puzzles somehow still have all the pieces, which honestly feels like wizardry at this point. The seating options are great, the staff is consistently helpful, and the study rooms are actually clean and pleasant to use (don't even get me started on some of the Boise library study rooms). I wouldn't necessarily call this a "quiet library," but I mean that in the best possible way. It feels alive and family-friendly without being chaotic. Their programming is also fantastic. Follow them on Facebook or Instagram because some of their paint nights, family events, and 4pm kids classes are genuinely adorable and surprisingly well done. This place has become such a core part of our family life. Just an all-around exceptional library and one of my favorite places in Eagle.

Always so so helpful! Best library ever! I can never say enough good things about our local…read morelibrary... friendly AND effective, loaded with books AND things. Open to feedback, great education programs for ALL ages... we are so blessed to have this library

Dog at the house of 728 barks all day every day. This section of the neighborhood is too loud and…read moreis consistently plagued by a lonely dog barking at nothing. I can't believe management hasn't fixed this and also shame on the family for how they treat their dog. I would not willingly choose to live in this section of the neighborhood

The Gardens of Xanadu is a 40 ft. tall greenhouse that filled with thousands of plant species. Part…read moreof the Xanadu Community Center, it is open to the public during Constellation Coffee's business hours. I visited in late May 2023.. As soon as I stepped through the doors, I was hit with a wall of humidity. The combination of the hot, heavy moisture, and the lush greenery was the closest I have felt to being in a tropical rainforest since I lived in Africa. Everywhere I looked, there was something amazing to behold! Highly Recommended!!!

I love this place. I went here when I had a really bad mental episode. Thanks to the staff I felt…read morewelcome and they helped me feel calm. They were beyond nice to me, let me call my dad to tell him what happened and let me sit and watch TV in quiet. I was fed and taken care. They were extremely nice and it's a good facility, they keep it clean and well managed. One downside is they take your belongings and search through any bags if you brought one.

Utter useless and most likely an insurance scam. They passed me around to their Pathways company,…read moreonly to be handed over and over from client to client despite never meeting them, it took 5 months to FINALLY meet someone in person, and while they promised my request of getting a professional, instead i got a cluely person freah out of college that struggled doing the most basic things, when i have to teach ur employees regularly how to do their job, ur pathetic, when i have to wait over 5 months for psychological trauma treatment, ur useless, possibly worse than Better Help of Idaho. Im sure they enjoyed billing my insurance for the months of no work they did. Like the other said, they pass you along like a cheap hooker, they never cared.

Amazing facility they are transparent with all their dogs. A very clean facility as well. Give in…read moredepth writen cards/ profiles of their adoptable animals.

I recently went through the process of adopting a dog through Meridian Canine Rescue. I am very…read moreimpressed by the thorough assessment of potential adopters to ensure that the dog is going to have the best possible chance of having a successful adoption. From the online application to the interview, and then supporting the introductions between potential adopters and any pets already in the household, the MCR staff are very professional and helpful. The dogs are all well cared for, and many are undergoing training through a program that teaches incarcerated persons to work with these dogs -- many of whom have faced significant challenges. The one challenge is that their new facility is in Emmett, but the results are so worth the drive!