St. Maries, Idaho has great annual events, festivals and more! Check out some current events below, if you don’t see what you’re looking for, switch the view to “List” or click to month you’re planning for.
During the hustle and bustle of Christmas in St. Maries located at the Eagles Lodge is the Holiday Craft Fair. Explore the craftsmanship of the local community 9 am - 4pm. Contact Lynn Linnemeyer, 208-245-2195, or Loretta Graham, 208-245-3895.
Twinkling lights wrapped around trees along Main Avenue, neighbors huddled around open fires, the subtle coziness that – even if it’s only for a short time – reminds us of the sense of togetherness that the season brings. With events starting at 9 a.m. and ranging from craft fairs, a stroll along Main Avenue,
Enjoy gourmet refreshments, dinner, and chance to win a fully decorated Christmas tree as well as beautiful gift baskets.
An annual event to start at the Big Eddy and end at the Calder Store. Registration from 8-10am at the Big Eddy, cost $5.00. 60-70 miles of groomed trails will feature five stopping points, with prizes and food provided along the way. For more information, call Idaho Rigging at 208-245-3523 or St Maries Saw &
St. Joe Snow Riders 18th Annual "Pig Out of the Mountains" Ride. The annual event is held the 3rd Sunday in January. Registration is 8am-8:30am at the Rock Pit in
Registration at the Clarkia Bar (J&E Stop) from 8:30am-10am. $5 per hand – last hand must be in by 5pm. Ride is approximately 60 miles of groomed trail. Idaho State registration required, no groomer stickers necessary. For more infomation, contact Ken at 208-245-4455 or Blair at 208-245-5084. E-mail: [email protected]
Held at the Heyburn Gym at 7pm. St. Maries High School Juniors compete for scholarships, prizes and the local title. The St. Maries winner goes on to compete for the
An annual event held the first Sunday in May, sponsored by St. Joe Cycle Club – held at XMas Hills Recreation Area – Sign up 8:00-10:00 AM – Race 11:30 AM – For more information contact St Maries Saw & Cycle, 208-245-4544. www.stjoecycleclub.com
Annual fisherman’s breakfast, Avery Community Center. Breakfast Saturday of Memorial weekend, the opening of trout season.
Idaho’s Free Fishing Day is an annual event held the second Saturday in June. The Idaho Department of Fish and Game (IDFG) invites novice anglers of all ages (residents and nonresidents alike) to celebrate the day by fishing any public waters in Idaho without a license.
