✨ Father’s Day Weekend Recap✨

Meylisa Hadi • June 23, 2025

✨ Father’s Day Weekend Recap✨

We had such a heartwarming Father’s Day weekend, filled with music, culture, community, and connection. Here’s a look back at everything we enjoyed together.



🎶 Saturday: Community Arts Rave

Saturday afternoon at the Boise Depot was buzzing with excitement as we gathered for our Community Arts Rave. The event kicked off with a wonderful solo performance by the talented 14-year-old  Lily_Bea_Music. Next, Indo Idaho provided opportunities for angklung and gambang workshops, where attendees of all ages joined in to explore traditional Indonesian instruments. The joy on everyone’s faces as they played together made it one of the highlights of the day.

We also welcomed a special guest, the Sharetea mascot! Sharetea surprised us with their limited edition winter melon tea, which quickly became a crowd favorite. Outside, the kids enjoyed rounds of casual badminton that turned into an afternoon full of friendly competition and laughter. Meanwhile, music lovers wandered through instrument exploration stations and participated in interactive activities that brought rhythm and movement to life.

The performances were a standout. Our talented Indo Idaho members from Distant Wind and Starrhart Symphoni shared beautiful music that had the whole audience engaged. Then came a truly memorable moment: local artist Kendra Kae performed a song in Indonesian, drawing cheers and admiration from the crowd. As the afternoon wrapped up, many of us took a walk up to the top of the Boise Depot tower, always a favorite for the view and photo ops.


🍉 Sunday: Tanta Father’s Day Picnic

Sunday afternoon brought a more relaxed but equally joyful vibe with the Tanta Father’s Day Picnic. We welcomed around 200–250 people for an afternoon of great food, games, and heartfelt connection. Families lined up for juicy chicken, lamb, and beef burgers grilled by our amazing community cooks, while kids rushed toward the bouncy houses that kept them entertained for hours.

What made the picnic extra special was the genuine sense of togetherness. People shared meals, stories, and laughter while Indo Idaho volunteers helped serve food, assisted families, and cleaned up the park afterward, showing just how much this community cares for one another.


The weekend was a beautiful celebration of fatherhood, friendship, and our shared culture. Thank you to everyone who joined, contributed, and made both events so meaningful. We can’t wait to see you again soon, especially at Indonesian Cultural & Heritage Day on August 23rd!