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Garden City’s Ritual Cafe offers fresh approach to wellness (opens the original)
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A fresh take on wellness has arrived in Garden City via a new coffee shop. Nestled among neighborhood apartments and townhomes is Ritual Cafe, self-proclaimed as Boiseâs healthiest cafe. Boise reporter Haadiya Tariq and I tied it out after it was recommended to me by Kaelyn Rogers, who is the director of Upward Inertia, a nonprofit focused on mental health and wellness. Ritual Cafe opened its doors in May and since then has become wildly popular because of its unique focus on nourishment with
Discover spooky attractions and tours in Boise this fall (opens the original)
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Fall is officially here, with a crisp bite in the air and leaves in shades of red, orange and yellow crunching underneath our feet. Now that spooky season has arrived, people around the world are celebrating by watching scary movies, going to haunted houses, picking at pumpkin patches, exploring corn mazes and more. To help Treasure Valley residents celebrate Halloween to the fullest, we have put together a list of some fun events and activities happening during October. Those looking for a scar
Japanese cultural festival returns to Boise this weekend (opens the original)
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A unique cultural festival in Boise is returning for another year of diverse fun this weekend. The Idaho Japanese Association is hosting their annual Japan Day on Sunday, Sept. 27, at Julia Davis Park. Sonia West, who is the president of Idaho Japanese Association, said it will be a chance for residents to come get a taste of Japanese culture and see what Boise has to offer. âIt's a really good opportunity for a lot of local businesses, small vendors and others that are related to Japan to be
Thrive Wellness Festival aims to improve community health (opens the original)
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In the past few decades, awareness around mental health has grown rapidly, and one local nonprofit group wants to share their knowledge to the public. On Saturday, Sept. 26, Upward Inertia will host its annual Thrive Wellness Festival at JUMP, where they will highlight what Treasure Valley has to offer with health and wellness education and experiences. Kaelyn Rogers, who is the executive director of Upward Inertia, said itâs a great way to help people learn more about mental health in a fun a
Flying M coffee shop offers tasty pastries and cozy space (opens the original)
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In the heart of downtown Boise is a historic coffee shop near and dear to many people's hearts. Flying M creates a welcoming space with delicious house-made pastries and coffee. Idaho Press Boise reporter Haadiya Tariq and I visited the spot after receiving the recommendation from Boise Pride President Michael Dale. I enjoyed getting to visit a unique coffee shop with such deep roots in Boise, because it gave me an opportunity to look at the space with a fresh perspective as a newcomer. As soon
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