NOV

11

Harlem Globetrotters
Ford Idaho Center
7pm
NOV

12

Moscow Ballet’s Russian Nutcracker
Nampa Civic Center
7pm
NOV

27

Festival of Trees
Boise Centre
Runs thru Dec 2nd
Boise’s Ski Hill Ramps Up

Not every city the size of Boise can brag about having a community-owned ski area. And this year, Bogus Basin Mountain Resort is doing everything it can to make the 2019-2020 ski year a success. This year will be a good test of the resort’s new and improved snowmaking system. Right now, with chilly temps prevailing in the Treasure Valley, the ski area has been making its own snow regardless of the lack of clouds. The system, which sprays snow from a set of snow “cannons” at strategic locations around the mountain, might allow for an opening as early as Thanksgiving week. The resort is also readying the debut of a new, faster chairlift for the Morning Star lift area. The new high-speed, detachable quad chairlift, which was installed over the summer, will move more people, faster, than the old chair. To buy lift tickets or find out more, go to www.bogusbasin.org

Get Your Glow Fix

For those of us who prefer a more relaxing approach to the Thanksgiving holiday and the beginning of winter, options abound. The Idaho Botanical Garden will once again festoon the foliage with thousands of different light displays, to create a memorable evening. The event will once again kick off during Thanksgiving week, on November 28, and run through the holidays. Go to www.idahobotanicalgarden.org for more. While we’re talking about artistic ways to anticipate the holidays, let’s consider the various performances that will light up the stage in the coming months. For example, you can buy tickets now for December performances of The Nutcracker at The Morrison Center. Check out their website for more shows, at www.morrisoncenter.com

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