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  • Public Pools in Boise,Lysi Bishop Real Estate

    Public Pools in Boise

      Idaho’s dry summers call for crisp cool pools. Grab your swimsuit and sunscreen and head on down to these Boise public pools! Admission costs $3 for youth (17 and under) and $5 for adults. There are other admission options as well, such as a family day pass and a season pass that help cut down costs.    Natatorium Pool and Hydrotube: The Natatorium is located at 1725 E Warm Springs Ave and features the Hydrotube, a fully enclosed slide full of twists and turns that kids and adults love. The Hydrotube is extra, costing $5 for 10 rides and $7 for all day use. Along with a pool and slide, the Natatorium also has diving boards and a wading pool for young kids. This pool is well-loved by kids for its slide and is perfect for a hot summer day!  Photo Credit: City of Boise   Ivywild Pool: Ivywild is located at S 2250 Leadville Ave and features two dropoff slides and a pretzel slide, and a wading pool for young children. These slides are a kid-favorite and ensure a fun day at the pool. Photo Credit: City of Boise   Borah Pool: With plenty of deck space for lounging, two diving boards, a basketball hoop and a small slide for young children in the shallow end, Borah Pool is a fun spot for the whole family. It is located at 801 S. Aurora Dr. Photo Credit: City of Boise   Fairmont Pool: Fairmont pool has plenty of deck space for lounging, a nice grassy area, a large shallow end and a basketball hoop. It also has a brand new inflatable slide called the Wibit! Located at 7929 W Northview St. Photo Credit: City of Boise   Boise City Aquatics Center: The Aquatics Center is an indoor swimming pool owned by the City of Boise but run by the YMCA, making its hours and pricing different. This pool is a great option if the weather is not perfect for an outdoor pool day. Located at 5959 N. Discovery Pl. Photo Credit: City of Boise

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  • 5 Events in Boise and Beyond - June 30th - July 2nd,Lysi Bishop Real Estate

    5 Events in Boise and Beyond - June 30th - July 2nd

    Credit: Anastasia Shuraeva on Pexels 5 Events in Boise & Beyond 1. “The Main Event” Music Festival Where: Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park When: Saturday, July 1st Time: 9:00 am - 8:30 pm EVENT DETAILS HERE   2. Boise Mountain Bike Festival Where:  Ada/Eagle Bike Park When: Friday, June 30th - Saturday, July 1st Time: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm EVENT DETAILS HERE   3. Lakeside Lavender Festival Where: Deer Flat Ranch When: Saturday, July 1st Time: 3:00 pm - 10:00 pm EVENT DETAILS HERE   4. YogaPop at Edward’s Greenhouse Where: Edward’s Greenhouse When: Sunday, July 2nd Time: 9:30 am - 11:00 am EVENT DETAILS HERE   5. Wine Tasting at the Boise Co-Op Where: 888 W Fort Street When: Friday, June 30th Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm EVENT DETAILS HERE

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  • Summer Events in Boise 2023,Lysi Bishop Real Estate

    Summer Events in Boise 2023

      As the summer sun graces Boise with its warmth, the city comes alive with a myriad of activities and events that cater to every taste. Whether you seek adventure in the great outdoors, an immersion in local culture, or a memorable musical experience, Boise offers an array of exciting opportunities. Embrace the magic of summer, explore the wonders of the city, and create unforgettable memories in the vibrant heart of Idaho. Embrace Nature's Majesty: Nestled at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, Boise is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. As summer casts its glow, embark on exhilarating adventures such as hiking through the picturesque Boise Foothills or kayaking along the scenic Boise River. Explore the breathtaking landscapes of the nearby Sawtooth National Recreation Area or go boating on the pristine waters of Lucky Peak Reservoir. Nature lovers will find their hearts content in Boise's wild backyard. Outdoor & Farmer’s Markets: Immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture by visiting any of the area's outdoor and farmer’s markets, held every week during the summer season. The Boise Farmer’s Market, located downtown, offers an abundance of fresh produce, local artisan crafts, delectable treats, and live music. Connect with the community, support local farmers, and experience the flavors of Idaho through the diverse array of goods available. Boise Music Festival: Prepare for a day of unforgettable entertainment at the Boise Music Festival, a spectacular outdoor celebration of music, food, and fun. Boasting multiple stages, this event features a diverse range of musical genres, including country, rock, pop, and hip-hop. Indulge in delicious local cuisine, peruse the craft vendors, and revel in the infectious energy that fills the air. Outdoor Concerts at the Idaho Botanical Garden: Escape into the serene beauty of the Idaho Botanical Garden and enjoy live music performances amidst nature's embrace. Throughout the summer, Outlaw Field hosts a series of concerts featuring talented artists from various genres. Savor the enchanting melodies while surrounded by blooming flowers and lush greenery—an experience that blends music and nature seamlessly. Alive After Five: Every Wednesday evening, downtown Boise comes alive with the Alive After Five concert series, a beloved community event featuring live music performances, food trucks, and a lively atmosphere. Join the locals as they gather at The Grove Plaza to dance, sing along, and celebrate the joy of summer evenings with great music and good company.  

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