If you’ve ever been to Spain, maybe you’ve stepped foot in the Basque Country. A sometimes politically contentious northern area near the border of France. Little is known about Basque history because they didn’t document things, they passed their traditions down through story and song. The Boise Basque community estimates between 10 to 15 thousand people, making it the most concentrated city of Basques in the United States. Some are descended from sheepherders that settled here, some come from families who fled Franco’s regime, but mostly it’s a mystery why Boise has such a large Basque culture. The heart of this community is the Basque block, located between Capitol Blvd. and 6th street. Here you will find a cultural center, a museum, restaurants and bars. We met up with the owner and operator of the Basque Market to find out more about Boise’s unique Basque heritage.

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