by Breann | Dec 1, 2023
WHERE BLACK SHEEP MOUTH OFF FOR THE SEASON
Stuff it, Uncle Bob, and your Metaverse talk of a war against Christmas. Gorge yourself on an even more subversive take on The Holidays at Story Story Late-Night.
Positively shameless, hear savory details that’d make your salty grandma say: “Do they eat with that mouth?”
Rated R to XXX, how much story time can you swallow? (Don’t read that dirty. Or do.)
With featured storytellers intermixed with an uncensored story slam, what happens at Late-Night, stays at Late-Night…until we put it on our podcast.
December 12th
FRUiTCAKE: Stories of Inedible Gifts
Hosted by Beth Norton
Visual Arts Collective (21+)
doors at 7 pm | stories at 8 pm
$17 in advance | $20 at the door | or story subscription!
Get tix at storystorynight.org
by Breann | Nov 3, 2023
Veteran or Spouse Business Pitch Competition at one of our Veteran Business Owners Restaurants. We will have business pitchers, food, networking, and a proclamation declaring November 6-11th Idaho Veterans and Spouse Business Week. We will encourage all Idaho Citizens to consider purchasing from Veterans or Spouse Owned Businesses leading up to Veterans Day on November 11th. Come show your support!
Hosted and Sponsored by: Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce, Boise State University, Twisted District, and SWIRE Coca-Cola
by Breann | Sep 25, 2023
Exploring the early days of an epidemic, and homophobia and prejudice around infectious disease, The Normal Heart by Larry Kramer pangs with poignant parallels and eerie echoes.
Pulitzer-nominated, The Normal Heart is set in 1980s New York and explores the impact of the AIDS endemic in the early years. A searing drama about public and private indifference to the AIDS plague and one man’s lonely fight to awaken the world to the crisis. Based on Kramer’s real-life experience, writer and activist Ned Weeks attempts to channel his anger at the systems in place while he fights to unite the gay community to talk about their rights to survive.
Visual Arts Collective is a 21+ venue. Valid I.D. required. Doors open 1 hour prior to performance.
by Breann | Sep 25, 2023
Exploring the early days of an epidemic, and homophobia and prejudice around infectious disease, The Normal Heart by Larry Kramer pangs with poignant parallels and eerie echoes.
Pulitzer-nominated, The Normal Heart is set in 1980s New York and explores the impact of the AIDS endemic in the early years. A searing drama about public and private indifference to the AIDS plague and one man’s lonely fight to awaken the world to the crisis. Based on Kramer’s real-life experience, writer and activist Ned Weeks attempts to channel his anger at the systems in place while he fights to unite the gay community to talk about their rights to survive.
Visual Arts Collective is a 21+ venue. Valid I.D. required. Doors open 1 hour prior to performance.
by Breann | Sep 21, 2023
The Alex Sjobeck Trio and Yurek Hansen, in collaboration with Idaho Dance Theatre, unite to explore multidisciplinary creative improvisation. Improvising collectively as musicians and dancers, the artists will take you on a journey exploring diverse moods, each with a unique theme brought to life by producing an ephemeral work of art.
by Breann | Sep 18, 2023
An evening of celebration to raise money to support bold, risk-taking theater, with performances highlighting the evolution of our company.
From the founding of Alley Repertory Theater to the moment we won (in collaboration) an indecency lawsuit against the State of Idaho; to exploring each person’s ‘freedom to be’, through the downturn of the pandemic and emerging as a home for fantastic and powerful productions, we’ll tell the story of Alley Rep as you’ve never heard it before. The event includes a silent auction of spectacular experiences and items you won’t want to miss.
The Alley Affair evening will be a special night out with fantastic food, community, stories, songs, and, most importantly – your opportunity to directly support an essential and relevant theatrical company that serves a unique place in the Treasure Valley’s artistic world.
by Breann | Aug 29, 2023
Woos N’ Brews is returning to Barbarian for the 2nd year in a row!
We are partnering with local non-profit, Moonsong Malamute Rescue, for their annual fundraiser. All proceeds from the silent auction and logo’d pint glasses will go to Moonsong, in addition to a portion of beer sales from Barbarian.
We’ll have a food truck for humans (Sizzlin’ Stone) and for the doggies (2 Paws Up Barkery), in addition to Adventure Tails selling locally made dog accessories.
Have a dog? Bring em’ down! Just remember that all dogs MUST be on a leash and be well-behaved… including the Barbarian rescued Malamute, Thor (he’s the handsome dude on the event cover photo).
Don’t have a dog but want to pet some glorious malamutes? Come on down and hang with us! There will be lots of snuggles to go around as these gentle giants usually LOVE human attention. There will also be a few dogs available for adoption.
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Moonsong Malamute Rescue is a non-profit organization of volunteers dedicated to assisting Alaskan Malamutes and Northern Breed dogs when in crisis throughout the Intermountain West.
https://moonsongmals.org/