Events listed may require registration. Contact the centers for more information. The Idaho Falls Senior Citizens Center, 535 W. 21st St., 208-522-4357, facebook.com/idaho.senior or ifsccc.org; Shelley Senior Center, 193 Pine St., 208-357-3621, theeliteretreatofshelley.com; Rigby Senior Cent…
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Symphony performanceTo commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Idaho Falls Symphony and the Idaho National Laboratory, a celebratory production begins at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Civic Center for the Performing Arts, 501 S. Holmes Ave. Educational displays related to the INL’s space battery…
Fall Festival Pumpkins & Prayers, 5 p.m. Oct. 27, First Presbyterian Church, 325 Elm St., 208-523-0501.
‘What’s So Funny About Opera?’
Kristin Chenoweth
ARTI performance
Downtown events
Join the community for a beer, animal viewing or a baked potato, all for a good cause.
This weekend is one for the kids with the fall opening of the popular U-Pick Red Barn, a family friendly BMX show, kids fair and car show.
Music flows through the city with County Line at Frosty Gator and the Idaho Falls Symphony performing at Freeman Park.
If you’re looking to avoid the traffic and the camping crowd, we’ve spotlighted these area events to fulfill the long weekend.
Ultimate Bull Riding Battle
The Idaho Falls River Walk is the place to be with the annual Duck Race along with the recurring Farmers Market. Both events are free to attend and offer our community family friendly fun.
War Bonnet Roundup
Downtown Idaho Falls offers family friendly events for the artist, collector, foodie and general shopper.
■ ECKANKAR “Transform Your Life” Workshop, 3-4 p.m. Aug. 10, Idaho Falls Activity Center North Room, 1575 N. Skyline Drive, eckankar.org or call 1-800-568-3463.
Ninth annual Grand Teton Gunfights
Renaissance Fair
Whether your interests are in technology, model planes, barbies, local wares or outdoor recreation, our area offers family friendly activities to brighten the summer day, no matter what the weather!
Celebrate father’s day with these family friendly events.
Skandinavian Midsommar Celebration
Wildflower Walk
Avoid the camping crowd with these area events.
Archaeology event
The sunshine brings a variety of local festivities for all members of the family and cater to a variety of interests.
“Where’s the Easter Bunny?”
NOTE: Easter events may be submitted via email to calendars@postregister.com. Questions can be directed to 208-542-6781.
Idaho Falls Opera Theatre performance
45th annual Coin & Collectible Show
'Doublewide, Texas'
Clay Studio
Get a jump on planting season, create some art with the family or enjoy some free crepes in Rigby:
Zavalova demonstration
End the week with calming flute melodies, the sounds of Sousa and science.
Folk dance
Folk music
WinterBrew
Play in the clay at one at one of the classes at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho with classes geared for both adults and children 4-9.
With the weather forecast predicting warmer temperatures, outdoor enthusiasts are encouraged to enjoy the snow while it lasts.
Skate your way into Christmas with Santa at the ice arena or take a sleigh ride through the winter palace of LaBelle Lake in Rigby.
‘Tis the season of family, food and fun, get prepared and create memories by visiting Santa or gifting a homemade craft.
Joyous Christmas melodies are heard throughout town with saxophonist Kevin Young and an Idaho Falls Symphony Family Concert.
Our town celebrates holiday traditions old and new with events for all ages.
Our community doesn’t disappoint when it comes to the arts. Visit the local art museum and get ready for Christmas, or view the performances of professionals in “The Twelve Days of Christmas” or the Dancing with the Blackfoot Stars amateurs.
Even with the lack of snow, the Christmas season is in full swing with local ceremonies starting this afternoon.
Holiday shopping is in full swing. Local options include ARTmart at The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho and craft fairs at Bonneville and Thunder Ridge high schools.
Prepare for Christmas with unique, homemade gifts.
Join your fellow community members with a drink, in music and dance, to appreciate or view art.
Adults and children alike can enjoy the Halloween holiday with a variety of local festivities.
It’s a good time to take the family out to experience the friendly side of Halloween with the Pumpkin Walk kickoff event, Pumpkin Hollow or Pumpkin Fest in the Upper Valley.
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