The Basque Block in downtown Boise — located on Grove Street between Capitol Boulevard and 6th Street — is home to the Basque Center, Basque Museum and Cultural Center, Bar Gernika, Leka Ona ...

Idaho’s most famous food export may still be the potato, but the Gem State’s culinary specialties encompass far more than the humble spud. In fact, many of its flavors are imported from more than ...

Sliding on paper glasses with red and blue lenses to see things in a third dimension has become commonplace in movie theaters—but in downtown Boise’s Basque Museum and Cultural Center, the experience ...

In the chilly November air, about 30 Boiseans stood on the sidewalk of Capitol Boulevard — many greeting each other with hugs and casual conversation. The close-knit Basque community looked on with ...

Some U.S. cities have become practically synonymous with the ethnic and religious groups who have settled there, such as the proud Irish Americans of Boston's "Southie" neighborhood (see also: every ...

BOISE, Idaho — The Basque Country, geographically, is located in northeastern Spain and southeastern France along the Bay of Biscay, but the cultural and familial ties stretch across oceans and ...

Basque Culture in Boise - "The people always ask us how we identify ourselves. They want to know: 'Do you feel Basque, American, Basque-American or American-Basque?'" says Patty Miller, director of ...

I first encountered Basque culture in August 1945 after enrolling at Biarritz American University in the southwest corner of France, one of millions of American soldiers in Europe waiting to go home ...

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Every year during the last weekend in July, Idahoans turn off their country music and set aside their cowboy hats to take part in a celebration that is old and European but nonetheless down home to ...