Treefort Music Hall takes private events from about 100 guests to more than 1,000: up to 1,050 standing or 300 to 400 seated in the main hall, and up to 200 in the Hap Hap Lounge on the roof. The venue is a concert hall at 722 W Broad St. in downtown Boise, Idaho, booked by Duck Club Presents, and it hosts private events between its public shows.
Seminars and company events
The hall lists corporate events, conferences, award ceremonies, holiday parties, galas and fundraisers among its private formats. For a company, the strength is production: the stage, sound and lighting are already in place, an in-house production team supports the event, and a dedicated private event liaison follows the project from first contact. That liaison also connects organizers with local vendors for audio, production, design and rentals, and with local and national musicians for a live set. For a smaller team outing or an office happy hour, the Hap Hap Lounge offers an indoor room with parlor seating by floor-to-ceiling windows and a rooftop patio with family-style tables.
Weddings and receptions
Wedding receptions are part of the private event offer, along with private concerts, quinceañeras, proms and birthdays. The main hall suits a large reception with live music or a DJ on a real stage, and green rooms can serve the wedding party. The Hap Hap Lounge hosts bridal showers and bachelorette parties. The rooftop lounge is strictly 21 and over, with no exceptions, which matters for a family event with children.
Rooms and capacities
The main hall covers 8,570 square feet, with an elevated stage, balcony access, several seating areas and a floor plan that can be rearranged. It takes up to 1,050 guests standing or 300 to 400 seated. Green rooms are available for performers or VIP guests. The Hap Hap Lounge sits on top of the building and holds up to 200 guests across its indoor and outdoor areas, or about 100 indoors only, with a full bar, a built-in sound system and an adaptable layout. The building has an elevator and is accessible under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Catering
A full-service bar is built into the hall, and the bar team can design a custom drinks menu for the event. The Hap Hap Lounge serves cocktails, local beers, wine and zero-proof drinks. The venue does not describe a food offer on its site, so food arrangements are discussed with the private event liaison, who works with local vendors.
History and setting
The hall presents itself as the newest all-ages music venue in Boise and is run by the team behind the city's Treefort Music Fest. On show nights most of the room is general admission standing, with a limited number of seats at tables and along the rail.
Getting there
The hall is in downtown Boise, within a block of five hotels, which makes it easy to lodge out-of-town guests. Boise Airport is a short drive from downtown. Boise has no passenger rail service, so most guests arrive by car or by plane.
