Dave Whitson started walking coast-to-coast across the US, when the pandemic hit. In 2024, he returned to where he left off. On September 26, 2024 he walked through Boise and stopped at JUMP to share some of his stories before continuing on towards the Pacific Ocean.

Ready to make an impression on the world around you? Look no further than this infinity stamp. Perplex and delight others by laying a trail of raccoon pawprints across your next essay or a duck’s webbed feet in your grandfather’s crawlspace.

With recycled PVC pipes and a rubber glove we can quickly create a durable wind instrument with a surprisingly beautiful sound. This DIY pipe flute is perfect for a low-cost project with a highly satisfying end result and a built-in lesson on the physics of sound.

A program we offer that we are extremely proud of is the “Nonprofit Showcase.” We make free PSAs for grassroots nonprofits who are in need of videos to further their mission and often to use as a tool to fundraise.

The Dreamweaver Collective is JUMP’s film production initiative to engage people in our community interested in the different elements of film production.

A wonderfully creative group of kids from Cecil D. Andrus Elementary School came to the PLAY studio for a JUMP Experience this week to level up their stop-motion skills.

Jump Experiences are unique, interactive, and educational programs for groups ages 10-110. The goal is to have fun exploring something new and delightful.

Test your memory, patience, and dexterity with the Laser Cut Two Level Maze. This innovative design takes a simple maze and adds a dark and unseen dimension. ​

The Laser Cut Hanging "Living" Hinge Lamp, born from explorations into compliant mechanisms, offers an exciting opportunity to merge functionality with artistry.

If you're a Magic the Gathering enthusiast seeking a more intuitive way to track your creatures' power and toughness, there's an innovative solution you might appreciate.

A NIGHT OF INSPIRATIONAL STORIES AND IMAGES grew from JUMP’s Survivorship Wellness Series—a climb, photo exhibit, and community event honoring breast cancer survivors’ courage, sisterhood, and strength.

JUMP’s Survivorship Wellness Series offered breast cancer survivors a safe, joyful space to connect and heal through activities like yoga, dance, meditation, sound baths, hikes & more.

Christie Abel shared her passion for photography with Journey through JUMP campers (ages 8-15), teaching them basic composition and encouraging them to slow down & explore the world through "old-school" point-and-shoot cameras.

JUMP Kids Camp instructors Jessica Skollingsberg-Hyer and Oriana Rodriguez taught campers kitchen skills as they cooked up fun and flavorful international dishes.

Nathan Ferguson from Crimson Feather Productions is one of our many participants in our Studio Community Projects program.

Play, our multi-media studio is buzzing with activity. During a typical weekday you will find people watching short films, creating stop-animation, coding, crafting music

Cohen Cox, a participant in our Studio Community Project program has been coming into the Play Studio weekly for months to explore his passion for music production.

Meet Angie and her mom. They recently popped into the podcasting studio to record a conversation to be archived in the Library of Congress…