This is a main attraction and must visit in Boise. It's central to most things so you can walk by…read moreit on your way to other exploring. My best friend and I had a great time exploring these alleys and seeing fun murals by different artists. It's free to visit. We parked in front of the coffee shop we were visiting that morning and walked over with our drinks. There were a lot of folks taking photos with the murals. I loved that it felt like the longer you looked the more you found. I'm glad we went!

The artists here are so talented.We walked down the alleyway and saw some artists working away…read more I should have taken more pics!

I like to check out the historical museums any time I visit a new city to learn the history of said…read morecity. The Boise one was fascinating and covered everything from the geography of Idaho to the great fires to winter sports. Definitely worth your time.

This museum has a good mixture of exhibits that people of all ages and interests can appreciate. As…read moreI first walked in, I was greeted by John, a volunteer, who was almost giddy with excitement when he learned that this was my first visit. He then gave me a warm welcome, along with an orientation of the different levels of the museum and his recommendation on what order to take things in. There are regular exhibits as well as temporary ones that are on loan from other locations. The one that was on display when I visited was the Bob Hope exhibit. It was very well done and I enjoyed learning more about how he and his team of entertainers brought moments of joy to the soldiers. If you've got yourself a little time and want to learn more about Idaho, this is a good place to come and do just that. It's also entertaining for kids, since they have several hands-on exhibits and the lower level is geared toward the youngsters.

The Boise Art Museum is small, but has some great art. The people working there were very…read moreknowledgeable - they knew not only their permanent collection, but their special exhibits, too. We were fortunately enough to see an exhibition of Jeffrey Gibson's art. It was very colorful and modern, across multiple medias. We really enjoyed seeing his work. While the museum gets mixed reviews, we found it very nice and it was a highlight of our visit to Boise.

I don't get abstract art…read more So when I saw the art museum had a Rothko that's probably worth 30 million dollars I wanted to see if it made sense up close. Dear reader it did not. There was an exhibit of Jeffrey Gibson mixed media pieces and some were cool, others just looked like painted shirts to me not gonna lie. The museum is pretty small as well you'll be in and out in 30 mins so plan accordingly

I took a group tour of this museum & was so blown away by the diversity of the exhibits as well as…read morethe detail & interaction level of the exhibits. I highly recommend coming to view the museum as well as offer any Eagle area historical gems to the museum. Along with the Dry Creek Historical Society (of Hidden Springs) - these two places have really developed my curiosity for the homesteaders of Idaho. Highly highly recommend!

Great customer service. James is experienced in the art framing business and will aid you in…read morefinding the right look for the art piece.

Saw a beautiful pot there a few weeks ago and sent a text to ask about purchase. Sadly, no one…read morebothered to respond. Lovely art but no customer service

Zion hosted our company and it was a fantastic time! I would recommend to anyone looking for a…read morefun/creative team-building activity.

Zion is the best! If you're looking to learn a ton and have a REAL HANDS ON EXPERIENCE this is the…read moreplace to be!!! He allows you to do 99% of all the work and is incredibly patient. 10/10

We tried coming last Saturday morning at 11am and they were completely full with no spots opening…read moreup soon. I think most people take 1-2 hours per visit. We got there at 10am on a Friday morning and it was nice and quiet and not busy until about 11/11:30am. We took 2 hours to help our kids paint 2 items each. My son (5) and daughter (9) both enjoyed their visit! The inside is kept nice, organized and clean. The ladies working today were wonderful! *Prices are a bit high in my opinion. For 1 Small/Medium item, 2 Small items and 1 Mini item we paid $112.36 (with tax), but I know the business has to be able to make a profit as well. We will be back, and we'll probably just paint 2 small items next visit so that it's more affordable for a fun craft outing. Thank you A Way with Clay! What a nice place for people to enjoy a fun hobby! Would be a great place for a Ladies Night Out.

I came in yesterday for a date. The staff is always super friendly and helpful. They have a large…read morevariety of pottery pieces to choose from to then paint. You leave your pieces here for the firing process and pick up later in the week. Price on pottery includes painting and firing. Highly recommend to come here as a group, a date, with your kids or even solo.

If you are a veteran, or just love airplanes, military gear uniforms, rifles, and you name it, this…read moreis literally a Biden gem. I have been to dozens of military museums, this is top five for sure. Amazing displayed and lots of flight ready aircraft. The staff is amazing and the atmosphere is very respectful and honors veterans young and old, alive or passed. Go here, it is hard to explain the scope of how amazing this place is. Jamie Northam USMC 1990 to 1996

Warhawk Air museum Today we used one of our Idaho Adventure…read moreBucket List cards. https://reachinternationaloutfitters.com/products/idaho-adventure-bucket-list This is one of 50 of the sites these cards take you to. This one took us on a trip to Nampa, ID at the Warhawk Air Museum. The card says its a 1-2 hour event. But we weee there for two hours and could gave easily spent two more. This is a great place to take kids to learn about history. When we arrived the staff was very friendly and fave us all information. They offer daily pass, yearly and lifetime. Throughout the facility there were volunteer there to answer questions and tell you more about the exhibits. All exhibits are all donated I mean everything. The museum is divided up into areas and has a self guided tour. Space, moon landing, 911, world war II, all branches are represented. Many of the items are from local Idaho veterans that their families have donated. If you get time check it out. We did leave with another ornament for the tree a mini plane. This is something we collect as we visit different.