2026 Neighborhood Concert Series
Guide to the Neighborhood Concert Series
Free music, local food, community connection, and summer evenings in the park. Use this guide to see who's playing, what's on the menu, which nonprofit we're celebrating, and where we'll be popping up next.
Final Concert of the Season
🌳 RESCHEDULED | Catalpa Park | September 2
- Andrew Cahill
- Vibeka
- Don Hurt Band
Featured Bands
Andrew Cahill
Boise singer-songwriter Andrew Cahill blends folk and indie rock with heartfelt melodies and introspective lyrics. Inspired by artists such as The Lumineers, Zach Bryan, and Caamp, Andrew brings raw emotion, honest storytelling, and an unmistakable sense of hope to every performance.
Vibeka
Boise-raised singer-songwriter Vibeka pairs vulnerable storytelling with a sound that lives somewhere between Americana, indie pop, and folk. Her songs explore growing up, falling in and out of love, life on the road, and the beautifully complicated process of finding yourself again.
Don Hurt Band
Don Hurt Band carves out its own corner of American roots music, blending traditional country with outlaw grit, western sounds, and a loose, road-worn psychedelia. The result is an energetic, groove-heavy sound made for closing out the concert season.
Interested in Performing?
Local and regional musicians are invited to submit an application for future Neighborhood Concert Series events. Applications are accepted year-round and reviewed as upcoming concert seasons are planned.
Completing the form does not guarantee a performance opportunity. Our team will reach out if your band or artist project may be a good fit.
Apply to PerformFood Trucks
Bochi Bochi
Bochi Bochi serves up bold Asian-inspired street food, including steamed buns, kimchi croquettes, and fresh-cut fries with Japanese seasonings. Come hungry and enjoy inventive flavors made for an evening in the park.
Stella's Ice Cream
Stella's Ice Cream brings sweet, creamy favorites to community gatherings throughout the Treasure Valley. With classic flavors and a wide variety of vegan options, there's a scoop for just about everyone.
Eva's Famous Ice Cream Bars
Eva's Famous Ice Cream Bars will be serving up a cool, nostalgic treat for the final concert of the season. Stop by for a delicious hand-held dessert while you enjoy the music.
Vendor Application
Interested in being part of the Neighborhood Concert Series? We are now accepting applications for local vendors to join us for this summer's community concerts.
Community Spotlight
This week's nonprofit: BALLET IDAHO
Ballet Idaho creates transformative experiences that enrich lives and celebrate the human spirit. Through immersive dance performances, education, and community outreach, the organization works to make dance accessible to communities throughout Idaho.
Plus: Stop by the Collister Neighborhood Association table for special giveaways and a chance to connect with neighbors from the surrounding community.
Learn More About Ballet IdahoFrequently Asked Questions
Are the concerts free?
Yes! The Neighborhood Concert Series is completely free and open to the public.
Can I bring my own food and drinks?
Absolutely. You're welcome to bring your own picnic. We also encourage you to support the local food trucks and beverage vendors on-site. Only alcohol purchased on-site will be allowed.
Can I bring chairs or blankets?
Yes. Lawn chairs and blankets are encouraged for comfortable seating.
Are pets allowed?
Please check park-specific rules before bringing pets.
What happens if the weather or air quality is poor?
Weather, air-quality updates, and schedule changes will be posted on the Morrison Center website and social media channels.
Thank You to Our Sponsors
The Neighborhood Concert Series is made possible thanks to the support of our community partners.