The Idaho Department of Commerce Division of Tourism has launched its 2013 spring/summer marketing campaign, My ID, continuing the successful campaign launched last year. It is designed to showcase the state’s scenic beauty and abundant outdoor recreational opportunities in an entertaining, interactive way on www.visitidaho.org/My-ID. The Adventurers – Everyone can be a super hero [...]
Music Festivals
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We Built this City on Trees & We’ll Grow it on Rock & Roll (Or, Treefort Music Fest: A Forward-Looking Retrospective)
Reposted from April 5, with permission from Dead Horse March and Catie. A week or so ago, I lost the battle with my jelly legs and ringing ears. Inside the most packed, sweaty Neurolux I’ve seen in my limited 21+ lifespan, even the sweet sound of the Cave Singers couldn’t keep me from fleeing to [...]
Horseback Riding, Wine Tours, and Fall Recipes. Harvest Idaho: One Bite at a Time.
Week 8: October 17 – 23 As we get closer to Halloween and the cool Idaho air gives us a reprieve from the summer heat, rich wines and hearty dishes of comfort foods take center stage. It’s not too late to enjoy an outdoor adventure and ease into fall with these great Idaho events. October [...]
Redfish Lake Lodge
Written by guest blogger Emily Engelhardt. A place in Idaho, a place in the Sawtooth Mountains, a place in my heart, Redfish Lake Lodge. As I sit here and write this I am reminded of what summer at Redfish Lake is. Its sandy beaches, crystal clear water, families, boating, ice cream, live music on the [...]
Summer Festivals
Looking for some fun summer festivals to check out this summer? Idaho has you covered. From food to bicycles, for families to singles – Idaho offers a wide array of events to attend. A complete list of summer festivals and events can be found here. Savor Idaho The Idaho Grape Growers and Wine Producers Commission [...]
Visit Idaho’s Weekend Roundup
The weekend’s almost here! Here’s just a hint of what’s happening throughout the state so you can start planning and get your mind right for a fantastic first weekend of August! 1. Boise Beer Fest: It’s going to be a scorcher of a weekend, so you might as well roll or stroll on down to [...]
Yellowpine Harmonica Festival
Make plans to head to Yellowpine August 6-8 for the legendary Yellowpine Harmonica Festival! With a population of approximately 35, this little “town” is tucked on the edge of the Frank Church River of No Return Wilderness, the largest federally protected wilderness area in the lower 48 states. The concert festivities begin Friday afternoon with [...]