We started hosting Friday Movie Night summer of 2013 as a way for the church to make a positive contribution to the whole community, help families make some fun memories together, and connect with our neighbors.
Vineyard Boise church is hosting a free Outdoor Movie Night on Friday, August 5th.
We provide the movie experience (40 foot screen) and free concessions! We are offering games, crafts for kids, face painting, and don’t forget the glow sticks… lots of glow sticks! You just need to bring your own blanket and/or lawn chairs (no alcohol please).
The field will open at 8:30pm for seating and activities and the movie will begin at sundown.
To reach Vineyard Boise’s main campus from Chinden, turn north on 49th street at the big V sign. Go 1 block to the main building parking lots. The sports field is located behind the main building and our Welcome Team will be on hand to help direct you.
You know when you’re sitting on the sofa at home drinking wine and eating popcorn and you’re just SURE there are some great pairings in there somewhere? Well, we believe you!
Come out for an afternoon of deliciously fresh popcorn made by Hip Pop Hooray and discover some amazing pairings!
*Tickets not required. Samples of popcorn will be complimentary. Wine sold separately.
We started hosting Friday Movie Night summer of 2013 as a way for the church to make a positive contribution to the whole community, help families make some fun memories together, and connect with our neighbors.
Vineyard Boise church is hosting a free Outdoor Movie Night on Friday, June 24.
We provide the movie experience (40 foot screen) and free concessions! We are offering games, crafts for kids, face painting, and don’t forget the glow sticks… lots of glow sticks! You just need to bring your own blanket and/or lawn chairs (no alcohol please).
The field will open at 8:30pm for seating and activities and the movie will begin at sundown.
To reach Vineyard Boise’s main campus from Chinden, turn north on 49th street at the big V sign. Go 1 block to the main building parking lots. The sports field is located behind the main building and our Welcome Team will be on hand to help direct you.
KTSY’s Free, Family Friendly Parktacular-Hopefest event will be held this year on June 12 at Expo Idaho in the outdoor Carnival Area. The event is going to consist of live concerts, vendor tradeshows, food trucks, bounce houses, a petting zoo, and so much more! Bring your family and friends to one of the biggest summer events of the year! KSTY hopes to see you there!
Sure, Garden City has plenty of big fun for adults thanks to its Craft Beverage Corridor. But it’s also a wonderland of interesting activities for kids — and who knows, their parents might learn a few things, too!
Start the morning in the garden.
Garden City is the first Bee City, U.S.A. in Idaho, which means that the city is devoted to preserving and protecting these important insects. Garden City has created a safe space for bees at its purpose-built Pollinator Garden. At this educational garden, you and your kids can learn about native bee species, the plants they enjoy, and how the whole family can do its part to help Idaho’s bees thrive.
Learn at the library.
The Garden City Public Library proudly proclaims that it’s “not a quiet library.” And with the number of programs for kids, you’ll quickly find out why! Take your little ones to Toddler Tales storytime and Puppet Theater, or help your older children learn how to speak Spanish at Bilingual Storytime. You’ll discover plenty of other activities, from rock painting workshops to chess, as well as one of the most welcoming environments in the Treasure Valley.
Get weird at the Reuseum.
Let your kids’ imaginations run wild at this family-friendly electronics surplus and supply store. You never know what you’ll find here: Old lab coats, beakers, used motherboards — the list goes on and on and on. The Reuseum is a huge advocate for STEM education and regularly hosts workshops for kids like Deconstruction Labs, Bristlebot Builds, Circuit Building Basics, and Junk Drawer Robots. Or, if your child has a STEM or science project, book time with the staff to go over logistics and see how the Reuseum might be able to help.
Bowl like a pro.
Westy’s Garden Lanes have been a Garden City staple since 1959, and they’re still a family favorite. Strike down some pins and let the kids gorge on Westy’s breakfast-all-day specials (there’s a full-service bar on hand for adults, too). You could always make your excursion into a party: Westy’s has a party package that includes an hour of bowling, 30 minutes of arcade games, unlimited soda, and take-home gifts.
