This Moorish-style synagogue is small in size but dripping in history. Built in 1896, it has the honor of being the nation's oldest continually-used temple on the western side of the Mississippi. Former Idaho Governor Moses Alexander, the first Jewish governor in the United States, was instrumental in the temple's founding. The architects tried to copy a Toledo, Spain temple, and their success is obvious with a distinctively Spanish feel in the synagogue.
BridgePoint Church is a non-denominational Christian church in Boise, rooted in Baptist beliefs. Our purpose is simple: "Love God, love people where they are, and help them follow Jesus!" We offer engaging worship services and a welcoming community where you can grow in faith and connect with others. Join us for our Sunday services at 9:15 & 11 AM, with children's ministry and middle school student group available at 11 AM. Whether you're new to the area or simply looking for a church home, we invite you to plan a visit and experience the welcoming community at BridgePoint Church. Serving Boise, Garden City, Meridian, and Mountain Home, ID. We can't wait to meet you!
One of the most spacious and "have it all" venue is undeniably the Nampa Civic Center that has gracefully entertained large audiences through time. The huge 42,000 square foot facility is renowned for its fantastic acoustics. Apart from showcasing public performances and shows, it is also offered as an event venue to hosts meetings, gatherings, banquets, trade-shows, concerts and almost any kind of event. Adding to its illustrious nature, is the catering and plenty of ample parking that is made available to all visitors, thus ensuring one and all the perfect experience.
Sitting on Capitol Boulevard, across from Julia Davis Park and next to the The Cabin, this former warehouse has turned itself into a busy urban library that brims with activity. Special events take place in the auditorium, and the children and reference areas are always busy. The library has an excellent local history collection and an extremely helpful staff, always willing to offer advice to visitors. The original Carnegie Boise Library, now housing offices, can be found on the corner of Eighth and Idaho.
