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About Greater Boise Auditorium District 'The District'

The Greater Boise Auditorium District’s is a mission is to develop spaces for community engagement that facilitate the greatest economic benefit to our community. The District is a governmental entity authorized by Idaho statute to build, operate, maintain, market and manage public auditoriums, exhibit halls, convention centers, sports arenas, and similar facilities. The District is funded by a 5% lodging room tax paid by travelers and collected by hotels, motels, and other lodging properties within its boundaries. A five-member, publicly elected nonpartisan board of directors governs the Greater Boise Auditorium District. The Board’s role is to oversee the operating entity of the District, Boise Centre, and provide governance and guidance on District matters and future investments. More info: https://www.boiseauditorium.com/board-staff/ The board meets once a month, and their meetings are open to the public. See Meetings page on their website for a schedule of dates: https://www.boiseauditorium.com/ The District built Boise Centre in 1990 and completed a convention center expansion in 2017 to accommodate larger groups and multiple events simultaneously. The additional space has provided Boise Centre the opportunity to accommodate more conventions, conferences, tradeshows, and local events, resulting in greater local economic benefit. Today Boise Centre operates near full capacity. Attendees of Boise Centre have created a strong demand for local lodging, restaurants, breweries, bars, entertainment, transportation, retail, and recreational activities. In 2024, visitors attending events held at Boise Centre boosted the local economy by $50.8 million dollars and supported 23,000 jobs. * *Calculated using the (EIC) Event Impact Calculator, Destinations International In 2021, The District entered a public-private partnership with Idaho Competitive Aquatics, LLC. and invested $9.6 million to purchase the land and building for the Idaho Central Aquatic Center (ICA