Update March 14th
The City of Kuna, Idaho proudly celebrated the grand opening of the Kuna Arts and History Center on March 13, 2024.
The Kuna Chamber of Commerce hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the opening of the center. Sydney Sterling, Deputy Regional Director, presented Leah Torres, the Kuna Arts and History Center Curator a letter from Senator Risch congratulating Leah on the grand opening and recognized her “passion to preserving the heritage of the Gem State” as inspiring.
The Kuna Arts and History Center located at 270 Orchard Ave is now open to the public and will offer new historical and art exhibits every quarter, an art gallery, and a media room with books and documents available for research.
The first historical exhibit, Pictures of Home: Before Electricity, is on display through May 10th. Inspired by items in the Kuna Historical Society’s collection, the realities of life before electrification was commonplace will be displayed for viewing. Take a look inside the home of a rural member of society in the early 1900s and learn the stories behind the items on exhibit!
The center’s hours are Wednesday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM and on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM.
For additional information, contact communications@kunaid.gov.
February 23rd
The Kuna Arts and History Center is inviting the public to its Grand Opening on March 13th, from 4:30-6:30 p.m.
The Kuna Arts and History Center, located at 270 Orchard Ave, will offer new historical and art exhibits every quarter, an art gallery, and a media room with books and documents available for research.
The first historical exhibit, Pictures of Home: Before Electricity, is on display through May 10th. Inspired by items in the Kuna Historical Society’s collection, the realities of life before electrification was commonplace will be displayed for viewing. Take a look inside the home of a rural member of society in the early 1900s and learn the stories behind the items on exhibit.
