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Due to the smoke, This week's Alive After 5 (7/22) is moving to Treefort Music Hall. Come catch Banshee Tree and Degler from 5-8. Boise Rock School will be there fundraising and the AC will be blasting! Learn more about the concert here.

Don't miss out on the second to last FREE concert of the Season.

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Drop-in Discovery Hours

Category: Events Calendar

Upcoming Dates and Times

  • Friday, Jul 24, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Jul 31, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Aug 7, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Aug 14, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Aug 21, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Aug 28, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Sep 4, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Sep 11, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Sep 18, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Sep 25, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Oct 2, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • Friday, Oct 9, 2026  12pm - 4pm
  • + 62 more

Location

Schedule note: there is no drop-in discovery hours on 11/27, 12/25, or 1/1.

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Details

Looking for a meaningful way to spend an afternoon? Join us for Drop-In Discovery Hours to explore the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights every Friday from 12:00 - 4:00 PM.

There’s no set schedule and no reservation required—just stop by and enjoy the campus at your own pace. Whether you're visiting for the first time or returning to experience the campus in a new way, we have something for visitors of all ages.

Inside the Philip E. Batt Education Building, you'll have the opportunity to experience over 30 pieces of human rights themed art and Dimensions in Testimony, an interactive exhibit that allows visitors to ask questions and hear recorded responses from Holocaust survivors and Liberators. The USC Shoah Foundation, founded by Director Steven Spielberg, created this innovative technology as a powerful opportunity to connect with history in a deeply personal way. You can also enjoy a hands-on art activity inspired by themes of human rights, justice, and community, explore our exhibitions, or spend time talking with our knowledgeable docents. 

Or spend some time exploring the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial, where more than 60 inspiring quotations from human rights leaders encourage reflection, conversation, and action. Wander through the Memorial's peaceful pathways, take in the public art, and discover why this space has welcomed visitors from around the world since opening in 2002.

We hope to see you soon!