Kuna Things to Do

For old-world charm, visitors can stroll or cycle through this North End neighborhood. Neat bungalows line 13th Street, brushing up against sports stores, river guides, art galleries, interior decorators, antique shops and tast... more

Hand-crafted jewelry, creatively displayed in the large picture windows of this gallery, catches the eyes of passersby. Inside, the well-designed gallery space gives visitors plenty of room to move around and appreciate the del... more

Stop by at the Red Feather Lounge at night or even during the day. It is especially known for its delicious brunch. Its adjoining pub, Bittercreek Alehouse, is also a popular place to drink at after work. The venue is open dail... more

Paying homage to the Broncos of the Boise State University, this fun-loving 360-seat restaurant and bar may be Idaho's largest pub. Owner Peter Schott has developed his newest restaurant with the sports aficionado in mind. Soar... more

If watching people and sipping wine is your thing, then look no further. Conveniently located at the corner of busy Eighth and Idaho streets, this wine bar offers appetizers, desserts, and, of course, many varieties of wine by... more

A fire that gutted this long-time bar in the late 1990s hasn't deterred this popular watering hole. Rebuilt to near exactness of the original, the restaurant and bar continues to serve juicy hamburgers and thirst-quenching beer... more

This sleek, elegant gallery gives downtown Boise an exotic air. Luscious Oriental carpets and tribal rugs are prominently featured. The gallery, through a connection with a refugee weavers program, contributes its own line of h... more

Stretching from the Boise River to the Boise Ridge, this trail system offers hikers and mountain-bikers 75,000 acres of trails. Through the cooperative efforts of several government agencies, private landowners and other organi... more

The oldest brick building in Boise, the Cyrus Jacobs-Uberuaga House, is also part of the Basque Museum. Built in 1864, this building served as a Basque boarding house from 1910-1970 when the Basques immigrated from the northern... more

Visitors listen to the whispers of the pioneers as they tell Idaho's story through displays of historical artifacts at this museum. The museum includes stories of prehistoric, Native American, Basque and Chinese cultures. Visit... more