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It's the perfect time for a road trip to Teton Valley as area artisans transform the Driggs city plaza into a dazzling public art display.
IFM's editorial schedule features a range of new articles from road trips to events, 'faces of the falls' and tips for making 2020 a year to remember.
Outdoor journalist and "East Idaho Outdoors" Editor Kris Millgate announces the winner for the 2019 Fall/Winter "Name the Place" contest. Was it you?
Country icon to grace the Chiefs Event Center Stage Feb. 22 at the Shoshone-Bannock Casino Hotel.
Activities and events for the perfect eastern Idaho day trip to Craters of the Moon.
Ready for a Thanksgiving road trip? Check out one of the most popular holiday traditions over in the Wood River Valley: the 16th annual Turkey Trot.
Looking to stretch your bicycling mileage inside our local national parks? E-bikes are now permitted in Yellowstone, Grand Teton and the National Elk Refuge.
Free, family-friendly celebration inspires the Upper Valley.
Gem State Classic nominated for top honors by the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.
Lighting up the fade of fall.
Celebrating a banner year for the longest-running community event in Southeast Idaho.
September festivities return to Shelley for the 91st annual Spud Day.
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!
Lorrie Morgan will appear at the Chiefs Event Center on October 18.
Spring has sprung at Craters of the Moon! The Loop Road and campground are open, the mountain bluebirds are back and wildflowers are beginning to bloom.
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.
The Experimental Breeder Reactor-I (EBR-I) Atomic Museum serves as an insight into the history of nuclear energy in Idaho and the United States.
Ready for a road trip? Check out the Tulip Festival at Thanksgiving Point.