The Basque Block
Today, one can experience the culture through the only Basque Museum in the US, food and drink at any of the area’s Basque restaurants and Market, or immerse themselves in festivities like San Inazio or Jaialdi!
About - The Basque Block
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 boarding houses - the Cyrus Jacobs-Uberruaga house, and the Anduiza Fronton with its unique indoor court (to ...
Activities - The Basque Block
The Basque Block is a small but dynamic area in the heart of Boise that has connections to Basque Country through culture, language, food, dance, art and celebration. It is often the site of events for national organizations and more intimate gatherings like weddings, fundraising and educational programs.
The Neighborhood - The Basque Block
From Julia Davis Park and Zoo Boise to the Flicks and Egyptian Theatre and City Hall, The Basque Block is in the center of Boise's historic downtown core. Below are some of our favorite places to entertain, dine, visit and explore.
Features - The Basque Block
Although the Basque Block occupies only one block, it is in the heart of downtown Boise and its cultural, government and educational institutions. Features of the Basque Block and surrounding area are included in the map below.
Welcome — The Basque Block
Today, one can experience the culture through the only Basque Museum in the US, food and drink at any of the area’s Basque restaurants and Market, or immerse themselves in festivities like San Inazio or Jaialdi!
Basque Mural - The Basque Block
The Basque Mural is located east off S. Capitol Blvd next to the Bank of America parking lot across from the Boise Grove Hotel. The Letterheads, an international group of sign painters, painted this mural for the city of Boise at their annual convention in 2000.
Anduiza Building & Fronton - The Basque Block
The Anduiza Building was built as a boarding house by the Anduiza family in 1912 and is especially unique because of the fronton, or Basque handball court, inside.
Contact Info — The Basque Block
Basque Block Contact INFO Website Information. Website: TheBasqueBlock.com. Email: [email protected]. Basque Block Rental Information. Please contact the following for information about hosting an event on The Basque Block: To reserve a date on the Basque Block Calendar, email Annie at the Basque Museum.