Treefort Music Hall

We were in town for the 4 day Treefort music festival but only could attend one day. Ticket prices are a bit on the high side and their adult drink system of coins is a bit much in cost and ability to accurately predict how much you want to drink. Nine bucks for a metal reusable cup is mandatory, if you don't bring your own (which they either don't allow or don't adequately inform you about ahead of time). The musicians are very talented and the additional options for entertainment are nice to have but we really didn't engage in many of them. The cartoon map could be better laid out for easier finding places and things to do. Dress for the weather as most things are outside, or involve outside transportation between venues. And be ready to go through metal detectors with empty pockets.

Treefort Music Hall is an amazing venue. You don't just get to see a show. You get an amazing experience with the artists, the staff, and the crowd. It's wild and intimate at the same time. A MUST EXPERIENCE!!

Honestly, this was a really good venue to see a show. Smaller, good drink options, inclusive,and a vibe. Highly recommend the rail seating. I’m old and need a seat. 💺 haha.

Treefort Music Hall is the best venue in the Treasure Valley hands down! Everyone who works here is super chill and nice. Lots of room inside and spots where you can stand if your short and still have a view. The room is always cool and not stuffy at all. The sound quality is 10 outta 10. I'm always stoked when a band I love is playing here because I know it will be a killer show. Plus they have Pie Hole Pizza available in the venue.

The concert was amazing. The opening acts sucked though and waiting 5 hours for Bone to come on stage was really hard on my feet. Bathrooms were very clean and the staff seemed nice. Nice clean venue.

Great smallish venue, the music was deafening even with earplugs,good thing the tunes were so good.

Stellar venue. We've been to three shows now and everything has just been absolutely awesome. Best sound in most any venue I've been to, and I've likely been to around 40+ venues on the west coast. The pit is very big, and the stage is a great height so you can see over people if needed. The seating areas are a nice touch as well. Restrooms are clean and big. The bar seems like a bit of a pain to go back and forth from but I usually just get one at start of show so I can't comment much. Overall, my favorite venue in Boise!

Saw Del Water Gap here. The show was great. The layout is fantastic with some seating/booth chairs in the back, and a photo booth. I was able to bring my 8 month old daughter to the show (with earmuffs) in her carrier, and just hung back away from the speakers. Bathroom situation was good and sized decently for the venue occupancy, as well as well maintained. A more intimate venue. The show was upgraded from the Shrine Ballroom. Sound was good. All around a good venue.

The non profit status for Boise parks and rec makes the beer cider pretzels and music that much better!

Went to a concert last night and thought this place was nice and clean and seemed like a good venue. Started a tab where they don't keep your credit card and they have a sign that states that they charge 20% to it if you don't close out. I was ok with the 20% charge since I would probably leave that amount for a tip anyway and almost didn't close out and just leave. I did decide to go to the bar and close out and found out that there were bogus charges on my tab for a drink that we didn't have and for ear plugs we didn't have as well. When I pointed this out to the bartender, she knew exactly which items were not mine and removed them without me pointing them out. This tells me that she knew which charges were bogus and I consider this fraud and theft. No matter how nice it is, I can't go to a place that I can't trust.