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 Hemingway and much more |
1910 University Drive (Boise State University) Boise, ID 83725 United States +1 208 426 3023 |
Its name honors Hemingway, but this Boise State University center does much more than simply reflect on Hemingway's life. Studying the Inter-Mountain West that Hemingway loved so much, the center conducts and publishes research that increases awareness of the area's culture. There is a small exhibit of Hemingway artifacts on display, including the play about Hemingway, Papa!, which the center published. Gallery 2 is also located here and features works by local and international artists. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Rich sound and great view |
2201 Campus Lane Boise, ID 83725 United States +1 208 426 1609 http://mc.boisestate.edu |
Adjacent to the banks of the Boise River and located on the Boise State University campus, this entertainment center is one of Idaho's top civic theaters. The 2,000-seat Main Hall, which has a 732-seat mezzanine level, features symphonies, ballets and choirs, as well as musical performers from Lyle Lovett to Weird Al Yankovic. The ceiling's impressive acoustical drapery provides incredible sound. For added intimacy, no seat is more than 131 feet from the stage. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Sylvia Allen |
 Explore living waters |
600 South Walnut Street Boise, ID 83707 United States +1 208 334 2225 |
Offering a view of the Boise River's underwater world, this unique and interesting center allows visitors to see what happens under the rippling surface of a river. Hands-on computers help visitors understand and learn about the complex world of a living river. This learning center is a must for both tourists and residents, especially if you are a science buff. You will leave the center with a new appreciation for science and river habitats. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Marie Paulhamus |
 More Than Tacos |
1910 University Drive Boise, ID 83725 United States +1 208 426 1900 http://www.tacobellarena.com |
The Taco Bell Arena is part of Boise State University. Called the Pavilion, the Arena is a multi-purpose stadium hosting events ranging from the circus to ice shows to concerts. It is also home to the Bronco Athletics, which comprises 17 games that compete for the Western Athletic Conference Division. The arena, with its moveable curtain, can be transformed into an intimate concert hall or be completely drawn back to accommodate a sold-out show. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Jesse Spector |
 Photo: Jake Putnam |