The Idaho State Museum provides a fun & interactive experience for people of all ages and backgrounds. Come explore Idaho’s unique landscapes and learn how they have shaped and continue to shape our experiences in this wonderful state we love to call home. Through exhibitions, artifacts, and educational programs, let the story of Idaho unfold before your eyes!
Location: 610 Julia Davis Drive in Boise, Idaho
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The James Castle House serves as a testimony to the life and work of American artist, James Castle. Rooted in Castle's sense of wonder and discovery, the house today is a center for contemporary and historical exhibits, tours, performances, talks, an Artist-in-Residence program, and community partnerships. Both the historic buildings and the new wing invite you to explore James Castle's unique creative spaces. Admission is free.
Location: 5015 Eugene Street in Boise, Idaho
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The Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, an inspirational and reflective site adjacent to the Boise River Greenbelt and Boise River, is a .81-acre educational park inspired by Anne Frank's belief and loyalty in humankind!
Location: 800 S 8th Street in Boise, Idaho
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Enjoy a full immersive audio narrated walking tour or pay your respects at the Hemingway Memorial, at the Ketchum Cemetery (1026 N Main Street), or by visiting Ernest's favorite haunts!
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