Family events in Blaine County, ID

Designed for beginners, this pottery wheel class invites participants ages 9 and up to learn the basics of throwing while getting comfortably muddy. The cost is $45 plus tax and covers instructor-led guidance, three pounds of clay yielding about two to three pieces, and all firing and glazing. Advance reservations are required, drop-in attendance is not offered, and the instructor will be present only if at least one person has registered. To keep the experience focused, each session is limited to three students.

This opening session in a kid-focused series offers a friendly introduction to energy work. Participants explore what energy is, what it means, ways to notice it, and how it can be applied. The class also introduces a few crystals and a practical technique for directing their focus for personal and shared benefit. Everyone learns what a grid is, builds one, practices turning it on and off, and takes home a grid and crystals to continue learning. Each participant chooses a dragon companion to start their journey into magick. Designed for ages 8 to 81, this hands-on beginner class takes place at Crystals Enlight. The fee is $25 per participant, and capacity is limited to 15.

Held at the Centennial Observatory at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science, this monthly free star party features opportunities to view double and multiple stars, explore deep sky objects as the night goes on, and take advantage of a moonless sky for darker conditions. Plans depend on the weather, and the Centennial Observatory Star Line at 732-MOON(6666) provides the most up-to-date information.

Young golfers can build skills and confidence at Blue Lakes Country Club under the guidance of PGA professional Brady Nelson. Designed for ages 7 to 17, this clinic focuses on core golf fundamentals in a positive, hands-on setting. Enrollment is limited to the first 10 juniors, and the fee is $150 per student. For registration and details, contact the Golf Shop at 208-733-2330 or email nelsonbrgolf@gmail.com.

Explore the daytime sky at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science as telescopes equipped with special filters make it safe to view the Sun, revealing sunspots and dynamic details in its atmosphere. After the solar views, attention turns to other targets, including Venus at 50 percent illumination and bright stars that can be seen with the 24-inch telescope. Viewing is weather dependent, and clear skies are required.

Head to the Liberty Theater for Hailey Rocks Late Night featuring Ethan J. Perry. This all-ages late-night music event keeps the good times going after the live music in the park, with doors opening at 9:00 PM. Donations are highly encouraged, and the night is centered on Ethan J. Perry & The Remedy Band’s distinctive Americana indie technicolor jazz sound.