Attending Treefort is a lot like visiting an all-you-can-eat buffet: there’s so much, attendees will inevitably leave a lot of excellent options off the plate. It is impossible to see every band, taste every food, watch every presentation and drink every Ale.
By Lila Eidi, Brian McKay and Jerry Mooney
Treefort’s Alefort is the best beerfest I’ve been to since Oktoberfest in Munich.
By Jerry Mooney
On any given day, Boise is a bustling and vibrant city with people filling downtown sidewalks on their way to work, play or sitting at an outdoor cafe enjoying a coffee or cocktail.
By Lila Eidi
Nothing exasperates me up more than waste.
By Lila Eidi
A full Moon, an equinox and an intention. That was the backdrop as the Treefort Festival officially launched Wednesday night with East Forest at El Korah Shrine.
By Lila Eidi
Lila Eidi and I attended East Forest at the El Korah Shrine. This was a psychedelic series of meditations with intentions as well as music and guidance.
By Jerry Mooney
Today is the official kickoff of Treefort. Although tomorrow is the day where the activities and attendance ramp up, there are events starting in the morning and continuing into the night.
By Jerry Mooney