Community Calendar

Discover Downtown Idaho Falls. The History, Mysteries & Ghosts!

Educational summer day camps for children at the beautiful 40 acre Idaho Living History & Agricultural Center. Each new camps features a fun filled day of learning, stories, games, and activities as they journey back to the 18th-19th centuries.

Racing at Sandy Downs through the summer: Check website for specific dates.

Football Camp: Grades K-2, 3-5, 6-8

Rummage Sale, Bake Sale, Bargains

Enjoy the fresh produce, nursery items, specialty foods, meats, breads, pastries and handmade crafts.

Gallery exhibition by Utah artist Jennifer Broschinsky who uses a technique known as scumbling and wild depictions of hair to express emotions and cultural expectations.

An artistic rendering of the universe by Anne Voillequé. Encaustic is a medium, which lends itself to a colorful, dynamic, and creative interpretation of our solar system.

Museum of Idaho Exhibit

Come and support the Children with Disabilities Foundation event by Bike for Kids Idaho and EIRMC, with kids bike races, a family 4-mile ride, free food, games and activities. 100% of proceeds go straight to children with special needs in our community.

Fiber Community on display at the Museum of Idaho.

Join a Ranger for guided walks through lava tube caves and presentations on a variety of Craters of the Moon topics. Check our website calendar for a detailed schedule.

Exhibit will run May 4 through July 8

Annual Wrun for Wray Targhee Hill Climb, 2.9 Miles/1840’ Elevation Gain, is open for registration.

Learn what a Gel Printing Press is, how to use one and where this tool can take you. This class is all about the basic techniques. Seasoned printing plate users will love the ideas and techniques we will explore as well. There will be exploration time for everyone at every level. ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED For price, registration and complete details please visit: https://kraaftshaak.com/gelli-plating-basics/

Proceeds benefit the Wray Landon Legacy Fund at Teton Regional Land Trust

Idaho Falls Historic Preservation Commission

Family Fun Day & Bike for Kids Idaho

Tours run May through September every 2nd and 4th Saturday. 1:00-2:00 pm Downtown Idaho Falls Sportsman/Friendship Park $10/person

The ‘To Bone & Back’ 40-Mile Relay, Ultra Marathon, and 5-Mile Run is a very unique running experience.

This class is designed to show you my own personal style of Mixed Media art on a canvas panel. You will learn layering techniques, how to mix and match products, which to choose and when to achieve the look you want in the end. The goal is to have fun and stretch yourself creatively. I promise it will be fun! You will take home a finished work of heART! ALL SUPPLIES INCLUDED For price, registration and complete details please visit: https://kraaftshaak.com/mixed-media-canvas/

Enjoy a Wild West shootout, horse drawn wagon ride, Western style BBQ dinner and a fantastic musical variety show.

(Ages 18+) For everyone, not just seniors. Win cash and help us fund our nutrition program for seniors confined to their homes. Every Saturday evening.

Garden Party at the beautiful home of Don and Sheri Weber. Proceeds will benefit the Idaho Falls symphony.

Lively conversation, beautiful music, gourmet fare!

Baseball games throughout the summer at Melaleuca Field

The SRSCA consists of dirt oval racecar drivers and fans pursuing the growth of stock car racing in Idaho. Click for race schedule.

Come hear the History, Mysteries and Ghost stories!

Join Bert, Michael, Jane, and the charming Mary Poppins herself when the classic adventure is brought to life on stage. Presented by Sounds Summer Musical.

Mark will be accompanied by some of the EIJS musicians.

See How They Run is an English comedy in three acts by Philip King. It is considered a farce for its tense comic situations and headlong humour, heavily playing on mistaken identity, doors, and vicars. This is a fast-paced, hilarious show that you won't want to miss!

at the Carr Gallery

Join experts from the Idaho Falls Astronomical Society and experience the universe under the naturally dark skies of Craters of the Moon. Telescopes will be set up in the Caves Area parking lot for viewing the stars and planets.