June Events in Idaho (Boise, Pocatello: real estate, house, theatre)

[Clark Fork Fantast]

Here's what to do in June, people!

June 5-6, Burley: Scandi Dag (Scandinavian festival)
June 5-7, Boise: River Revival Whitewater Event
June 6, Riggins: Annual Bigwater Blowout River Festival
June 6, Idaho Falls: Mountain Brewers' Beer Festival
June 12-13, Coeur d'Alene: Car d'Alene Classic Car Show
June 12-13, Eagle: Fun Days
June 12-13, Orofino: Idaho Square and Round Dance Festival
June 12-14, Sun Valley: Food and Wine Festival
June 16-20, Meridian: Dairy Days Festival
June 17-20, Emmett: Cherry Festival
June 17-20, Idaho Falls: The River Rocks Plein Air Paint-Out and Festival
June 19-21, Wallace: Gyro Days, Lead Creek Derby
June 19-21, Wendell: Magic Valley Dairy Days
June 19-21, Twin Falls: Jazz in the Canyon Weekend
June 20, Mackay: Rodeo
June 20, Mountain Home: Garden Tour
June 21, Pocatello: Portneuf Greenway Riverfest
June 22-27, Weiser: National Old Time Fiddlers’ Contest and Festival
June 26-27, Malad City: Welsh Festival (Eisteddfod)
June 27, Pebble Creek: Music and Wildflower festival
June 27-28, Burley: Idaho Regatta at Burley

Read more here: Idaho has local events for travelers to include on their visit. (http://www.idaho-insider.com/localevents.html - broken link)
and in Northwest Travel Magazine.
Please add events not listed here! What a month!

[pimit2]

Thanks, CFF....now, to find the time to attend some of these events! Oh, by the way, I appreciate the Local Events link.


pimit2 (Bob)

[Trace_Rinaldi]

I concur! Thanks for posting these CFF!

[DESERTRYDER]

For you Motorcycle / ATV folks out there near Boise check out this link and the June activities.

TVTMA Events (http://www.tvtma.com/nonmember_events.asp - broken link)

[esselcue]

Wow! A friend and I will be visiting (yet again) June 22 through the 26th, hope we can catch something fun to do.

Dancing to the Real Estate Gods to get my house sold here in AZ!!!!! Aaaarrrgh!

[Clark Fork Fantast]

Originally Posted by pimit2

Thanks, CFF....now, to find the time to attend some of these events! Oh, by the way, I appreciate the Local Events link.


pimit2 (Bob)

You're welcome! It's a great website!

[pimit2]

Silver Creek Outfitters presents another amazing line-up of fly fishing films 7 p.m. Friday, June 26 at the Next State Theatre in Ketchum. All proceeds benefit conservation work at The Nature Conservancy's Silver Creek Preserve.

The festival includes the best 2009 independent fly fishing films, selected by Silver Creek Outfitters guides. Tickets are $15 in advance. Seating is limited; phone (208) 726-5282 to place your order.


pimit2 (Bob)

[Clark Fork Fantast]

I just received this promo for the celebration of the bicentennial of fur trader/explorer David Thompson's first establishment of a trading post near Hope, and making contact with the Kalispel Tribe! http://www.davidthompson200.ca/eng/d...ampment_PR.pdf

From June 24 through June 27 there will be various celebrations around Hope and Clark Fork, arranged by the Bonner County Museum and the Kalispel, Salish, Kootenai, and Colville tribes, including lectures, an evening canoe trip from Hope to near the original site of Thompson's trading post the "Kullyspel House," and a Kalispel encampment at the Diamond T Ranch east of Clark Fork, featuring demonstration of traditional tribal skills, as well as a fur trader encampment (with shooting of flintlocks!). Space is limited, so the events require preregistration here: http://www.davidthompson200.ca/eng/d...gistration.pdf. The whole program is on the form.

By the way, David Thompson is also featured in this month's Sandpoint Magazine.

I wish we could go! I am passionate about the history of the Old West, in all its variations. Last week we stopped at the marker for the Kullyspel House on the Hope Peninsula. Besides, the Diamond T Ranch is a charming guest ranch located on River Road on the south side of the Clark Fork River, about 5 miles from the Clark Fork bridge. The views of the Cabinet mountains are incredible. Have fun!

[Syringaloid]

The Idaho Shakespeare Festival in Boise starts for the season.



Idaho Shakespeare Festival



And the Alive After Five Summer Concert Series starts in downtown Boise in June, held every Wednedsay evening on The Grove Plaza.

http://www.downtownboise.org/m_event...ve_after_5.cfm

[Aeroman]

Air show at Rexburg June 20 9am - 1pm.

Airshow Information

Cheers,
Aeroman