While Basque culture takes center stage this week in downtown Boise for the Jaialdi festival, the Basque roots run deep in ...

It’s been a decade since the last Jaialdi. Meaning simply, “festival” in Basque, Jaialdi is usually held every five years, ...

The Jaialdi Basque Festival returns to Boise on July 29, drawing international visitors after a decade-long hiatus.

Boise, Idaho is home to one of the densest populations of Basque people in the entire world. But it is Jaialdi that brings ...

One way people showed their enthusiasm was through spontaneous footwork. As a trio of musicians with accordions and a ...

It’s like a “homecoming” for Basque-Americans and Basques around the world to celebrate their culture with dancing, music and food.

In Basque mythology, Laminak are often depicted as agents of seduction, smoothing out their long tresses with a golden comb.

As Boise gets ready to host Jaialdi, the largest Basque Festival outside of the old country, festival goers can look forward ...

Members of the Neomak are in Boise, sharing their culture through music. The group stopped by the preschool to perform for ...

The country's largest Basque festival returns to Boise after 10 years, featuring a week of cultural celebrations, traditional food and performances from July 29 to Aug. 3.

As Boise reaches the halfway point of the Basque festival Jaialdi, Gov. Brad Little welcomes Lehendakari Imano Pradales, the ...

After a 10-year hiatus, the world’s largest Basque festival is coming back to Boise — and organizers say it’s bigger, bolder, ...