Indo Idaho Inc would like to invite you to join our cultural journey to Indonesia in Boise, Idaho.
Tim Muhibah Angklung, is a team of young performers, combining Angklung orchestra and Indonesian traditional dances, to promote Indonesian culture to the world.
They have performed in multiple cities in Europe and Australia. During their US Tour, they have performed at Times Square New York and the Smithsonian, Washington DC.
Before their main performances at the World Folk Festival (Springville, Utah) and Magic Valley Folk Festival (Burley, Idaho) they will be stopping by and perform in Boise, Idaho.
Come and join us in celebrating Indonesian Culture while they showcase their worldly class talent in Boise, Idaho on July 16th at:
- Capital City Public Market at 10 am Capital City Public Market
- Cherie Buckner - Webb Park at 5.30 pm City of Boise
Grateful for the support of our partners and sponsors:
> Idaho Museum of International Diaspora
Art Source Gallery: Are you an immigrant or refugee artist living in Idaho? Art Source Gallery is hosting a special exhibition in October 2024, and we want your art to be a part of it! This show is all about celebrating the voices and stories of our community’s diverse backgrounds through 2D and 3D artwork.
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