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The annual awards ceremony for our East Idaho Community Photo Contest will be held at ARTitorium on Broadway, Dec. 5 at 6 p.m
It's a merry, not-too-scary Hallow's Eve at Tautphaus Park. Boo at the Zoo will offer many surprises Oct. 24-26.
Lighting up the fade of fall.
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
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.
Stasia Acrobatics, an amateur circus acrobatic troupe designed to introduce the circus world to a new generation, started in 2012. Today, the troupe has performed in over 280 shows.
It’s Great Race Season and the College of Eastern Idaho is still in need of volunteers for its signature fundraising event, set for Friday, July 19 at Snake River Landing.
Melaleuca setting the stage for its grandest show yet at Snake River Landing.
Ready for the ultimate mid-May road-trip? Call up your friends, round up the fam and fish out your favorite racing duds for Sunday, May 19 in Jackson.
Idaho Falls celebrates the environment with Earth Day event
In the images of Quincy Jensen (1922-93), the mid-20th century remains as brilliant now as it was in person.
Outstanding imagery from the January 2019 issue
Idaho Falls magazine's Photo contest awards ceremony set for Dec. 5 at 6 p.m.
Name this world-famous Idaho river for a chance to win $500 to Bill's Bike & Run and 2 ski lift tickets to Grand Targhee!
Winners announced in the 2018 Spring/Summer Middle Ground contest.
The 26th Melaleuca Freedom Celebration is poised to dazzle spectators with high-flying shells, cutting-edge special effects and artistic choreography.
International Dark-Sky Association (IDA) has granted silver-tier International Dark Sky Park status to Craters of the Moon National Monument.
Years from now, you will be looking back on this event and thinking about where you were when it happened. The photos you take should reflect that. Need ideas? We got 'em.