About us
Everyone has interests or expertise in something that is of value to others. Do you want to share, learn, grow, and have a good time with an interesting and fun group of people who are at the same stage of life?
We’ll foster new social connections through recreational activities, learning opportunities, or community service, primarily on weekdays.
We might gather for happy hour, explore the high desert, run the rapids, hike/bike a foothill trail, tour a manufacturing company, or plan an overnight adventure.
Bring your ideas and interests and we'll help research and organize for the group.
We’ve earned this time — let’s make the most of it!
Upcoming events
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Wassmuth Center - Dimensions in Testimony - Guided, Interactive Experience
Idaho Human Rights Education, 777 South 8th Street, Boise, ID, USLet's take advantage of a historical treasure right here in our backyard!
Thanks to member, Jennifer P, we learned that volunteer docents offer tours of the Wassmuth Center adjacent to the outdoor Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial located along the Greenbelt near 8th Street.
We will see how local Idaho artists use their voices — through paint, metal, glass, and words — to inspire respect, hope, inclusion, and compassion in the 28 art pieces.
We will participate in the interactive Dimensions in Testimony Exhibit that allows visitors to ask questions and receive real-time responses from five Holocaust survivors and witnesses—captured in stunning 3D interviews using advanced natural language processing. You’ll have the chance to hear personal stories of survival, courage, and humanity in the face of unimaginable injustice—stories that inform, educate, and inspire future generations.
*** SEE ALSO 2nd TOUR EVENT STARTING AT 3 PM SAME DAY ***
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PARKING:
- Boise Library Lot: A dedicated lot is available right next to the memorial, directly across from Jules Davis Park, offering convenient, FREE parking.
- Street Parking: You can also find FREE street parking in the vicinity, some with shade.
- ADA Parking: Accessible parking spots are available directly next to the memorial.
15 attendees2nd Tour of Day - Wassmuth Center - Guided, Interactive Experience
Idaho Human Rights Education, 777 South 8th Street, Boise, ID, US*** SECOND TOUR OF DAY ***
Let's take advantage of a historical treasure right here in our backyard!
Thanks to member, Jennifer P, we learned that volunteer docents offer tours of the Wassmuth Center adjacent to the outdoor Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial located along the Greenbelt near 8th Street.
We will see how local Idaho artists use their voices — through paint, metal, glass, and words — to inspire respect, hope, inclusion, and compassion in the 28 art pieces.
We will participate in the interactive Dimensions in Testimony Exhibit that allows visitors to ask questions and receive real-time responses from five Holocaust survivors and witnesses—captured in stunning 3D interviews using advanced natural language processing. You’ll have the chance to hear personal stories of survival, courage, and humanity in the face of unimaginable injustice—stories that inform, educate, and inspire future generations.
MORE INFO
PARKING:
- Boise Library Lot: A dedicated lot is available right next to the memorial, directly across from Jules Davis Park, offering convenient, FREE parking.
- Street Parking: You can also find FREE street parking in the vicinity, some with shade.
- ADA Parking: Accessible parking spots are available directly next to the memorial.
15 attendees
Science on Tap: Where Boise's Water Comes From...and Where it Goes
Oldspeak Book Beer Bar, 3640 W Chinden Blvd,, Garden City, ID, US***INFORMATION ONLY***
Where does Boise’s drinking water come from—and how does it get to my faucet?
Join us at Oldspeak, Garden City for an evening of conversation with two Boise-based BSU scientists who study water in the Treasure Valley. Together, they’ll trace Boise’s water story: how snow becomes our water supply, how it’s measured and managed, and how we shape its future.
This program will feature short talks followed by discussion, with plenty of time for questions.
Speakers
- Hans-Peter (HP) Marshall, Associate Professor Geosciences will explore how snowpack functions as Boise’s largest natural reservoir—and how scientists use radar, remote sensing, and field measurements to understand snow.
- Kendra Kaiser, Research Assistant Professor Geosciences will focus on what happens next: how water moves through watersheds, infrastructure, and human systems, and how data and modeling support water management in our communities.
SPACE IS LIMITED...PLEASE REGISTER
Questions on the event? Reach out to climateaction@cityofboise.org16 attendees
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