The Heart of the Basque Community in Downtown Boise.

 

The Basque Block is one of Idaho’s most compelling examples of conservation and documentation of a living ethnic neighborhood. Located downtown between Capitol Boulevard and 6th Street on Grove, the Basque Block is comprised of two historic boardinghouses, the Basque Center, the Basque Museum & Cultural Center, Bar Gernika, Leku Ona, and the Basque Market.

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View fullsize After a little break (sorry about that), we are back to the Basque Block Timeline Tour with Bar Gernika! Their lamb sandwich may be a favorite, but the history of the building is just about as intriguing. From a Chinese Laundry to a newspaper substat
View fullsize Next stop on the Basque Block Timeline Tour is the Basque Museum & Cultural Center. It began with Adelia Garro Simplot wanting to save the Uberuaga House from being torn down, and with the help of others, they opened the Basque Museum in that lit
View fullsize We are jumping all the way to 1949 on the Basque Block Timeline Tour to feature the Basque Center. Known by several names - Euzkaldunak, Basque Foundation, Basque Center, the Basque Bar - it has been a cornerstone of Boise's Basque community since it
View fullsize Next on our timeline tour of the Basque Block, the Anduiza Fronton. Built by Juan & Juana (no joke) Anduiza in 1914, this building is a gem all its own with a fronton, or Basque ball court inside. It is still used regularly by various leagues to
View fullsize We are going to go through the Basque Block timeline and highlight each of the buildings on the block. We encourage you to learn more about each one and visit their websites, try their food and get to know each member of the Basque Block. Today we fe
View fullsize The Basque Block is quite a unique space in downtown Boise, offering food, drink, education, culture, and so much more. Here is a little history of "The Block": One of the first plotted areas of the city, Grove Street was home to early, pro