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Every year on April 30, musicians, listeners, and fans of jazz come together across the globe to celebrate the genre. With the first International Jazz Day taking place back in 2012, the holiday has taken off, and musicians and fans alike look forward to it every year. It’s a way to recognize the achievements of the genre and its ability to unify people from all walks of life around the world. If you’re a jazz fan, you definitely don’t want to miss out on this holiday. Here’s how to celebrate in the Treasure Valley.  Fine Dining Boise Restaurants See a Performance Boise is home to countless talented local musicians from across the musical spectrum. Notably, there is a strong showing of jazz in the live music Boise scene, and you can bet at least a handful will be performing on International Jazz Day. Although Boise might not be the selected official host this year, one can only hope we will be in the future. Check the local event calendar to see who is performing

After months of cold weather, it’s finally time for Treasure Valley residents to get out and enjoy the best that Boise has to offer. If you’ve spent a few springs in the area, you know that the city comes to life during these warmer months. Although there are plenty of choices for the snow-loving among us, if you’re a fan of sunshine, blooming flowers, and beautiful weather—no jacket required—you’re going to love these springtime Treasure Valley activities.  Live Music Boise Book a Tee Time Luckily, because Boise didn’t receive much snow this past winter, many golf courses stayed open. However, it’s only the serious and dedicated golfers that will brave below 40 degrees. Thankfully, with the weather warming up, it’s finally time to hit the green and enjoy one of the dozens of golf courses in and around the Treasure Valley. From Boise to Meridian, Kuna, and beyond, there are plenty of private and public golf courses to choose from. Follow the Music Although the