Located in Garden City, Idaho with stunning views of the Boise Foothills, Glenwood Shopping Center is in an ideal location. It is situated at one of the busiest intersections in Idaho, where N Glenwood Street, which sees over 41,000 cars per day, and W Chinden Boulevard, which sees over 29,000, meet. W Chinden Boulevard is the main artery through Garden City, and the city’s only east/west bisecting street. The city is surrounded on the north, east, and south by the city of Boise and to the west by Eagle. Within a 5-mile radius of Glenwood Shopping Center, there are over 191,000 residents that combine for an annual consumer spending of $2 billion. Garden City was named for the gardens raised by Chinese immigrants in the early 20th century and is now home to a plethora of artists and creative businesses. In recent years Garden City has fully emerged as an artistic and creative hub and there are over 1,200 businesses located in this 4.2-square-mile urban enclave. The Garden City Urban Renewal Agency has coordinated a Garden City Artisans Pathway with fold-out maps and roadside signs that direct visitors through this eclectic community. The area is rich with art galleries, good food, local breweries, cideries, and wineries, and an extensive park system. Some of these businesses are Telaya Wine Co., Crooked Fence Brewing, Wildflower Bakery, Studio 1212, and Visual Arts Collective. The Boise River Greenbelt runs along the Boise River on the northern edge of Garden City and connects to parks like Mystic Cove and Heron Park. Other nearby draws include Expo Idaho, the site of the Western Idaho Fair, which sees over 750,000 annual visitors and Memorial Stadium, a Minor League Baseball park, which is the home of the Boise Hawks Baseball Club. Within Glenwood Shopping Center itself, there are exciting and enticing retail options that draw a wide variety of consumers with anchors like Asana Climbing Gym, Revolution Concert House, and Barrelhouse Pub and Grill. The center has been updated and features multiple points of ingress/egress as well as monument and pylon signage options visible from both N Glenwood Street and W Chinden Boulevard.