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.
Enjoy live music from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Friday evenings in the City Park Amphitheater. FREE ADMISSION! Featuring Heart on as tonight's artist for summer concert series. Performers include: June 1 – Big Red Barn June 8 – Eric Engerbretson June 15 – Dog House Boyz June 22 – Nick Grow June 29 –
Labor Day weekend in St. Maries, Idaho comes alive with the annual celebration, Paul Bunyan Days. Three days of Logging competitions, water events, carnival rides, food vendors, craft vendors, music, demolition derby, fireworks show and much more highlight this family friendly send-off to summer. Plan to shop St. Maries sidewalk sales for great bargains. The
Annual art festival at Aqua Park. Artists from around the Northwest offer paintings, sculptures, woodcrafts, baskets, photographs and a variety of other mediums. Music and entertainment is provided. Admission to the festival is free. For more information, contact Mary Orr, [email protected].
A fun event for the children, sponsored by the Heyburn School PTO. For more information, call Michelle Davenport, (208)245-4505
For information, contact Leslie Crane, 208-245-2672.
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
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
