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Linda Aman brings art education to the masses
Celebrating a banner year for the longest-running community event in Southeast Idaho.
Learning a lost art with the Weaving, Spinning, and Fiber Arts Guild of Idaho Falls.
September festivities return to Shelley for the 91st annual Spud Day.
Jacie Sites Band to play Sept. 6 at Pinecrest Golf Course.
Chukars and sponsors team up for annual breast cancer night on Sept. 5.
Hit the fairways this Saturday, Sept. 7 for The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho’s 15th annual Art of Golf Benefit Tournament.
Bingham Memorial returns to EISF with designated mother's lounges.
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) ) has invited the public to a wild horse adoption event this weekend at the Eastern Idaho State Fair on Sept. 2 at 3 p.m.
Autumn signups available for soccer, volleyball and basketball
Eastern Idaho’s largest annual event gears up for its 117th year. Check out the official guide!
Idaho Falls Magazine Pie Eating Contest set for 12 p.m. on Labor Day at the Fair
Eastern Idaho State Fair offers last chance to buy carnival and gate tickets at discount pricing.
What makes you salivate at the thought of a maple bacon shake, double-fried candies, a turkey leg dripping in juice or a monstrous burger served on a donut? Read on.
Following an extensive national search, Idaho Falls Mayor Rebecca Casper has announced plans to nominate Idaho Falls resident PJ Holm as the next director of the City of Idaho Falls Parks & Recreation Department.
Got a great photo to share for the Idaho Falls magazine’s 11th Annual East Idaho Community Photo Contest? Send it our way by October 31, 2019!
Celebrate the best of native culture at the Shoshone-Bannock Indian Festival, held this weekend in Fort Hall.
Seaforth, Opskamatrists to open for Brett Young, Offspring
The newborn male can be found in the zoo's Primate Center during his 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. feeding sessions.
The River Concert Series, now sponsored by Bank of Idaho, has become a hallmark event for many local bands.