#Alefort

[radioboise-goes-to-treefort]

New Move from Portland with a nice crowd at the Radioland stage, conveniently located right next to Alefort! /rs

[the13thcraft]

Nothin beats a great beer sitting next to the fire Think @toolshedbeer could agree #starcheek #toolshedbeer #strongale #aleforte #ipa4life #toolshedbrewing #itsacalgarything #craftbeer #handcraftedbeer #beer #dontbecranky #climbbuildingsnaked #hoppy #bold #citrusy #proudlybrewedincalgary #yyc #403 (at Edmonton, Alberta) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv0Hc0LArUs/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1py273y8mozyn

[skateofministry]

Full Treefort 9 schedule released, fort-specific passes go on sale July 30

BOISE, Idaho — The complete schedule for Treefort 9 has actually been launched and fort-specific passes go on sale this Friday. Treefort 9 is set up for September 22-26 at numerous places throughout downtown Boise.

There will be almost 500 bands carrying out and the 11 forts will bring more than 100 artists, developers, makers and visionaries for panels, efficiencies and workshops. Headliners consist of Japanese Breakfast, Built to Spill, Tennis and AJJ.

Starting July 30 at 10 a.m., fort-specific passes will be offered for purchase. Treefort Passes are on sale and tickets can be acquired by click on this link.

Beyond the music

lies a lot more to check out! Dscvr the numerous “forts” that occur at Treefort

Start with readings, visit for a craft beer tasting en route to a movie screening, then to programs ++ do not forget to extend it out with a yoga class!! https://t.co/k1JXFUNCwS pic.twitter.com/kvdfFm2Qqq

— Treefort Music Fest (@treefortfest) July 29, 2021

The complete Treefort 9 schedule is offered on the mobile app and on the Treefort site. You can learn more about all the various forts listed below:

ALEFORT | 21+

Where: Owyhee car park (near 11th & Grove Streets)

When: Thursday, Sept. 23 – Sunday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Free (tokens + cups for sale at door), Buzz Pass $100

Alefort participants will delight in regional fresh hop beers, Oktoberfest beers, lots of beers from local and regional breweries, regional seltzers, mixed drinks, and – for the very first time – white wines. Also brand-new this year, Alefort will present the Buzz Pass, which enables passholders to avoid the Alefort line, access to day-to-day unique tastings and more.

ARTFORT | All Ages

Where: LED, Sanctuary, pop-up efficiencies, Grove Plaza

When: Thursday, Sept. 23 – Sunday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Free

Artfort is an experience within Treefort bringing light to arts, carrying out arts, public art setups, and more. Theatre and carrying out arts occasions at LED and around town are open to the general public, however a few of the setups might need a celebration pass.

COMEDYFORT | All Ages

Where: Owyhee Ballroom, Fire Fusion, Main Stage

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Saturday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Free

Comedyfort brings Treeforters chuckles, laughes and snorts throughout the fest. Comedy programs will be held at Owyhee Ballroom and Fire Fusion Studio. Comedyfort headliners Tom Thakkar and Irene Tu will have extra sets on the Main Stage.

DRAGFORT | 21+, All Ages

Where: The Balcony, Owyhee Cafe

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Sunday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Included with Treefort Pass, walk-up tickets $10

Dragfort is everything about commemorating your finest, most genuine self, and developing a safe area for everybody to reveal themselves. Attendees aged 21+ can go to Dragfort occasions at The Balcony, like the Pink Runway Party on Friday, September 24 and Drag Brunch at Alefort on Sunday, September 26. Drag Queen Story Hour will occur at Owyhee Cafe on Saturday, September 25, and is complimentary for any ages.

FILMFORT | All Ages

Where: The Flicks, Boise Contemporary Theater

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Sunday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Included with Treefort Pass, Filmfort Pass $30, complimentary online

Filmfort commemorates the very best of emerging independent movie theater, showcasing varied cinematic viewpoints for audiences of any ages. Filmfort will evaluate brief movies and function movies at The Flicks and Boise Contemporary Theater on Friday, September 24 and Saturday, September 25. Filmfort screenings are consisted of in a Treefort Pass or Filmfort Pass. All movies evaluating at Filmfort will likewise be offered to look for complimentary online on FilmMakerMagazine.com for the 5 days of Treefort.

FOODFORT | All Ages

Where: Alefort, DIVE, Boise Farmers Market

When: Wednesday, Sept. 22 – Saturday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Foodfort Talks are complimentary to all, Street Eats Dinner $45, Farm to Fest Dinner $149

Foodfort is a weekend-long event of the food and food systems regional to the higher-Boise location. Foodfort Tastes will have 2 suppers: Street Eats on Wednesday, September 22, and Farm to Fest on Thursday, September 23. Both suppers need a ticket and are not consisted of with a Treefort Pass. Foodfort Talks has panels on Friday, September 24 at DIVE and panels on Saturday, September 25 at the Boise Farmers Market. Panels will go over sustainable beer developing, harvesting and cooking trout, foraging food, and a demonstration with Chef Hugh Acheson. Foodfort Talks occasions are complimentary and available to all.

HACKFORT | All Ages

Where: Boise Centre

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Saturday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Included with Treefort Pass, Hackfort Badge $30

Hackfort commemorates neighborhood within tech and offers a platform for individuals doing fascinating and special things in innovation. Panels and workshops will check out electronic warfare, green energy, cybersecurity, video gaming, hacking, and more. In addition, regional companies BoiseLAN, Bsides Boise and Gem State Gaming Convention will host occasions at Hackfort. Hackfort is consisted of in a Treefort Pass, however a Hackfort Badge will provide concern access to all occasions.

KIDFORT | All Ages

Where: The Nest (Idaho Power Parking Lot)

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Sunday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Free Kidfort is for kids of any ages.

Kidfort takes Saturday, September 25 and Sunday, September 26 at The Nest phase in the Idaho Power Parking Lot. Kidfort has 2 complete days of readings, music lessons, art and dance workshops, household mindfulness classes, an album release efficiency from regional kids’s music artist Belinda Bowler, and more.

STORYFORT | All Ages

Where: Idaho State Museum, 10th Street Station, Owyhee Cafe, Owyhee Lobby, Guru Donuts, FireFusion, Boise Centre, Cherie Buckner-Webb Park

When: Wednesday, Sept. 22 – Sunday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Free

Storyfort generates authors, poets, reporters, ecologists, bands, previous refugees, political activists, market specialists, and more for panel conversations, readings, discussions, workshops, live podcasts, and storytelling occasions. All Storyfort occasions are complimentary and available to the general public.

SKATEFORT | All Ages

Where: Rhodes Skate Park

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Saturday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Free

Skatefort will be complete speed on Friday, September 24 and Saturday, September 25. In partnership with Boise Skateboard Association, there will be a range of skateboarding and roller skating occasions at Rhodes Skate Park and close-by car park. Treefort artists will carry out at Rhodes Skate Park throughout the weekend. All Skatefort occasions and programs are complimentary and available to the general public.

YOGAFORT | All Ages

Where: Celebration Circle at DIVE

When: Saturday, Sept. 25

Tickets: Included with Treefort Pass, Yogafort Pass $75

Yogafort is for anybody who requires a minute of calm and clearness in the middle of celebration life. Yogafort will be hung on Saturday, September 25 beyond DIVE, in Celebration Circle. Attendees of all-ages can experience a number of various designs of yoga and dance classes. Yogafort is consisted of with a Treefort Pass or a Yogafort Pass, which has concern.

MUSIC TALKS | All Ages

Where: Boise Centre

When: Friday, Sept. 24 – Saturday, Sept. 26

Tickets: Free

Music Talks brings veteran and ambitious music market specialists together to share knowledge, guidance, and understanding. Music Talks will be kept in Boise Centre on Friday, September 24 and Saturday, September 25. All occasions are complimentary and available to the general public.

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[idahobrewreview]

Fortem from @firestonewalker is a fruitfully dank Imperial IPA delight. Found this at the CoOp. Debating about taking it easy tonight before I roll down to @alefortfest tomorrow to pour for the @barleybrowns crew. Who am I kidding, I'm making nachos and watching Rogue One tonight. Let the beers flow! #beer #beerme #beernerd #beertography #beerstagram #beergeek #beerporn #beerlover #beerpong #craftbeer #craftbeerlife #craftbeerporn #craftbeerlover #craftbeernotcrapbeer #instabeer #unomas #greatbeerhunter #idahobrewreview #californiacraftbeer #firestonewalker #iipa #ipa #alefort #beerandnachos via Instagram http://ift.tt/2nO18eb

[simplygrove]

This Saturday, March 25 from 12-12:45 p.m, I'm moderating a @foodfortfest talk panel, How To Instagram Food Like A Boss. This is going to be super educational for foodies and even anyone who wants to grow their Instagram presence. I've linked the peeps that will be sharing on the topic. We will be at the Hideout Stage inside the Foodfort/Alefort tent. Hope to see you there, #boise! And happy @treefortfest!!!! #treefort2017 #treefort http://ift.tt/2ngj28A

[sfsucw]

Silver Creek Wild West Literary Contest $300

DEADLINE: February 15, 2017

FEE: $15

PRIZES:

$300 cash prize

Discount pass to Treefort Music Fest and the many "Forts" (from Alefort to Yogafort)

"Micro-residency" at Silver Creek Writers Residency in beautiful Sun Valley, ID (7-10 days, Fall 2017)

Invitation to "Prefort" lit jam in Sun Valley, ID (Feb 24-25, 2017)

Travel grants may be available

SUBMISSIONS: Online through https://silvercreekwritersresidency.submittable.com/submit

GUIDELINES: 

Fiction and nonfiction limited to 5,000 words, double spaced. 

Poetry limited to ten poems and 15 pages. In the cover letter field to your Submittable.com application, include the names and contact info of two professional references. 

Your name should appear nowhere on your manuscript. Identify the genre under your title on page one of the manuscript. 

Please use pagination. 

MORE INFO: http://silvercreekwr.org/prizes/

[wineanddinosaur]

The Craft Beer Scene in Boise, Idaho Is Getting Bigger by the Day

For many Americans, Idaho is synonymous with potatoes, but Boise is fast becoming a beer destination. Idaho had the third- highest employment growth in breweries between 2006 and 2016, after all, and the state is the second-largest producer of hops and No. 1 barley grower in the United States.

“Everyone in the craft beverage industry in Boise is super close, and there is a strong comradery and collaboration here,” Molly Leadbetter, co-owner of Meriwether Cider Co., says.

The city is incredibly supportive of beer and cider makers, Leadbetter says, and locals frequently share resources and expertise. Boise’s Barbarian Brewing, for example, uses hop hash from Mill 95, a nearby processing facility, to create a beer using a byproduct that typically goes to waste.

Credit: Bittercreekalehouse.com

Granted, Boise does not have as many nationally known breweries as Denver or San Diego. What it does have, however, is accessibility. There are several great breweries located walking or biking distance from each other along the city’s Greenbelt, a massive trail that stretches some 30 miles along the Boise River. Downtown Boise is home to Woodland Empire Ale Craft, White Dog Brewing, 10 Barrel Brewing, Cloud 9 Brewery, Barbarian Brewing, Payette Brewing, Boise Brewing, and Clairvoyant Brewing.

Beer bars and bottle shops are plentiful, too. Bittercreek Alehouse pairs more than 40 beers on tap and 100-plus bottles with pub grub. PreFunk Beer Bar has 18 beers on tap, and at BRU, guests can sample self-pour taps of 30 different brews. The Handlebar is a bicycle-themed beer and wine bar, and Hop & Bottles sells hard-to-find beers. At Bier:Thirty, grab a fresh beer from the 10 on tap and browse through more than 400 bottles for something later.

Sheila Francis, Executive Director of Idaho Brewers United, has seen the number of breweries double since the organization formed in 2012. The group has three goals to enhance Idaho’s brewing community: education for brewers to learn their craft and the business of brewing, promotion of local breweries, and legislation. Recent legislative wins include better definition of contract brewing to make it easier to regulate, allowance for sampling in grocery stores, and allowance for minors in tap rooms.

Francis says the beer scenes in Boise and in Idaho are booming. “We have something for everyone,” she says.

Seven more breweries are currently in the works to open in Boise and the surrounding area. Spring Creek will launch in Avimor, just outside Boise, in September 2019 in a new community development on an underserved stretch between Boise and McCall.

A series of festivals has sprouted up to speak to the budding beer community here. Alefort is part of Boise’s Treefort, an energetic, creative multi-day festival spanning the city, highlighting music artists from around the country. The three-day event takes place in March and celebrates all things beer and cider.

Credit: Facebook.com/Treefortmusicfest

“We think outside the traditional beer fest and focus on experience,” says Alefort organizer David Roberts. This is done in many ways, such as a nail pull area, where fest goers can get their pour right from the barrel. There’s also a live canning demonstration and breweries fermenting beers with different yeast strains so people can taste the difference.

Other beer fests in Boise include The Bash Music and Craft Beer Festival and the Beer+Friends Fest, which invites the industry’s cider-making friends, too. Destination:Beer, a festival taking place in February north of Boise, encourages breweries to bring their “big” beers — barleywines, barrel-aged, and imperial stouts.

“Boise is rapidly growing, and the beer scene is reflecting that, and it is thriving,” Francis says.

The article The Craft Beer Scene in Boise, Idaho Is Getting Bigger by the Day appeared first on VinePair.

source https://vinepair.com/articles/best-breweries-boise-travel/

[meditativeyoga]

Out There: Find Your Yoga Soundtrack at Treefort Music Festival

Boise's Treefort Songs Fest combines the vibrancy of a songs celebration with the best common yoga experience for an inspiring, spirit-lifting weekend.

Looking for a spring break from your regular yoga scene? Book your tickets to Treefort Songs Fest. Hidden in Boise, Idaho, this 5-day music, meditation, as well as yoga celebration attracts yogis from around the globe for its one-of-a-kind multiverse of events.

As a visitor, you'll have the ability to check out Storyfort to study your poetic side, jot down some fiction, or attempt your hand at rap. Parents could drop their children off at Kidfort for child-appropriate tasks while the grown-ups avoid to Alefort, where they could take pleasure in the mixtures of 12 various neighborhood breweries. You could bring your days of pure relaxation and enjoyable to a close with Filmfort to capture movies by up-and-coming cinema enthusiasts.

Yogafort starts March 24 and blends the dancing and also rhythmic components of Treefort with unwinding meditation and asana practice. Each component of Yogafort is coupled with music from a DJ, guitar, xylophone, and also extra by local and also worldwide musicians. " Whatever is connected, which indicates that when we open to the method of yoga on the floor covering, not just do our physical bodies end up being stronger and also a lot more supple, yet our minds end up being versatile, our hearts grow in compassionate empathy, our creative thinking [is] passionate and also [we keep in mind that we are] beings of light," claims teacher Kimberly Azzarito.

Treefort will pull you out of your typical yoga exercise regimen right into Boise's taking place creative and also passionate yoga scene. Take Treefort as your invitation to discover your innovative side.

Event at a Glance

What:

5-day music and yoga festival

When:

March 22-26, 2017

Where:

Downtown Boise, Idaho

Cost:

$ 165 for 5-day general admission, $299 for VIP admission, as well as $60 for Yogafort

How:

Learn a lot more at treefortmusicfest.com

[theboisebeat]

Treefort Music Festival In Boise Is Bringing Music, Food, Comedy, Talks And More For Five Awesome Days

Treefort Music Festival In Boise Is Bringing Music, Food, Comedy, Talks And More For Five Awesome Days

Treefort 2018, Main Stage, photo by Maggie Mattinson

Treefort Music Festival in Boisebegins March 20 and runs through March 24. don’t be fooled, however—Treefort over the years has expanded venues and offerings to encompass virtually anything fun and creative in the Treasure Valley. With five days of music of various genres coming up, there is certain to be something for everyone. However, there…

[boiseartist]

only 20 bucks!

[mysangrelatina]

TREEFORT MUSIC FEST ANNOUNCES ALL FORT EVENTS, SPEAKERS, WORKSHOPS & MORE

#treefort2017 MUSIC FEST ANNOUNCES ALL FORT EVENTS, SPEAKERS, WORKSHOPS & MORE

REEFORT MUSIC FEST ANNOUNCES ALL FORT EVENTS, SPEAKERS, WORKSHOPS & MORE  Treefort Music Fest is excited to announce the speakers, events and workshops planned at all forts for the 2017 fest. Individual press releases and program details for Alefort, Comedyfort, Filmfort, Foodfort, Hackfort, Storyfort and Yogafort is detailed below and more information can be found here. Purchasing a five-day…

[idahobrewreview]

Happy day! Beer mail from James in Sacramento the day after I get back from Dallas. I'm like a kid at Christmas with these (all new to me) beers from @newglorybrewery @moonrakerbrewing and @bikedogbrewing! Ohh yeah, don't forget that Alefort is this weekend too! 😍👍🍻 #beer #beerme #beernerd #beertography #beerstagram #beergeek #beerporn #beerlover #beerpong #craftbeer #craftbeerlife #craftbeerporn #craftbeerlover #craftbeernotcrapbeer #instabeer #unomas #greatbeerhunter #idahobrewreview #beermail #californiacraftbeer #sacramentobeer #thebeernation via Instagram http://ift.tt/2neDE0F

[brynwall]

Prepping for #Alefort!! . . . . #Treefort2018 #Alefort2018 #Beer #Beers #CraftBeer #CraftBrew #Breweries (at The Owyhee)

[poutineyourmouth]

#twofistingfort #alefort #treefort2016 @treefortfest @visitboise so happy Easter!!

[wineanddinosaur]

The Craft Beer Scene in Boise, Idaho Is Getting Bigger by the Day

For many Americans, Idaho is synonymous with potatoes, but Boise is fast becoming a beer destination. Idaho had the third- highest employment growth in breweries between 2006 and 2016, after all, and the state is the second-largest producer of hops and No. 1 barley grower in the United States.

“Everyone in the craft beverage industry in Boise is super close, and there is a strong comradery and collaboration here,” Molly Leadbetter, co-owner of Meriwether Cider Co., says.

The city is incredibly supportive of beer and cider makers, Leadbetter says, and locals frequently share resources and expertise. Boise’s Barbarian Brewing, for example, uses hop hash from Mill 95, a nearby processing facility, to create a beer using a byproduct that typically goes to waste.

Credit: Bittercreekalehouse.com

Granted, Boise does not have as many nationally known breweries as Denver or San Diego. What it does have, however, is accessibility. There are several great breweries located walking or biking distance from each other along the city’s Greenbelt, a massive trail that stretches some 30 miles along the Boise River. Downtown Boise is home to Woodland Empire Ale Craft, White Dog Brewing, 10 Barrel Brewing, Cloud 9 Brewery, Barbarian Brewing, Payette Brewing, Boise Brewing, and Clairvoyant Brewing.

Beer bars and bottle shops are plentiful, too. Bittercreek Alehouse pairs more than 40 beers on tap and 100-plus bottles with pub grub. PreFunk Beer Bar has 18 beers on tap, and at BRU, guests can sample self-pour taps of 30 different brews. The Handlebar is a bicycle-themed beer and wine bar, and Hop & Bottles sells hard-to-find beers. At Bier:Thirty, grab a fresh beer from the 10 on tap and browse through more than 400 bottles for something later.

Sheila Francis, Executive Director of Idaho Brewers United, has seen the number of breweries double since the organization formed in 2012. The group has three goals to enhance Idaho’s brewing community: education for brewers to learn their craft and the business of brewing, promotion of local breweries, and legislation. Recent legislative wins include better definition of contract brewing to make it easier to regulate, allowance for sampling in grocery stores, and allowance for minors in tap rooms.

Francis says the beer scenes in Boise and in Idaho are booming. “We have something for everyone,” she says.

Seven more breweries are currently in the works to open in Boise and the surrounding area. Spring Creek will launch in Avimor, just outside Boise, in September 2019 in a new community development on an underserved stretch between Boise and McCall.

A series of festivals has sprouted up to speak to the budding beer community here. Alefort is part of Boise’s Treefort, an energetic, creative multi-day festival spanning the city, highlighting music artists from around the country. The three-day event takes place in March and celebrates all things beer and cider.

Credit: Facebook.com/Treefortmusicfest

“We think outside the traditional beer fest and focus on experience,” says Alefort organizer David Roberts. This is done in many ways, such as a nail pull area, where fest goers can get their pour right from the barrel. There’s also a live canning demonstration and breweries fermenting beers with different yeast strains so people can taste the difference.

Other beer fests in Boise include The Bash Music and Craft Beer Festival and the Beer+Friends Fest, which invites the industry’s cider-making friends, too. Destination:Beer, a festival taking place in February north of Boise, encourages breweries to bring their “big” beers — barleywines, barrel-aged, and imperial stouts.

“Boise is rapidly growing, and the beer scene is reflecting that, and it is thriving,” Francis says.

The article The Craft Beer Scene in Boise, Idaho Is Getting Bigger by the Day appeared first on VinePair.

source https://vinepair.com/articles/best-breweries-boise-travel/

[theboisebeat]

Treefort 2020 Festival Postponed Until September

Treefort 2020 Festival postponed last Thursday until September 23-27 their Annual Music Festival, as well as the associated Forts such as Storyfort, Foodfort and Alefort. I’ve been trying to avoid writing this for a few days now, to see if things would shake out or a miracle would happen, but no luck. The coronavirus, COVID-19 seems like it’s here to stay for a while and affect all or our lives.…