Events in Caldwell, ID

Country Bazaar returns with three days of shopping featuring one of a kind discoveries, festive holiday treasures, and delicious treats. Additional details will be announced soon.

Experience a rhythmic, body-centered breathwork bootcamp focused on reconnecting with your breath and body. With the support of sound, movement, and mindful presence, the session encourages the release of held tension and the awakening of inner wisdom. The intention is to nurture clarity and invite healing.

Quilting from the Heart is a weekly group that makes quilts for people who could use a little extra care. A few times each year, the quilts are dedicated in a service before being sent into the local community.

Spend a morning working on your own creative project alongside others. Bring any craft that can be done while sitting around a table, or simply enjoy coffee and fellowship. Crafting is optional.

Enjoy an afternoon of Italian-inspired cuisine, welcoming conversation and the pleasure of gathering around the table. Savor classic flavors prepared from scratch by the executive chef, connect with new friends and discover the community’s lifestyle. The gathering is for people aged 55 and older.

These poetry and creative writing workshops offer Veterans a supportive setting to safely process trauma through writing. Notebooks are provided to attendees.

Pick up a passport for a six-part culinary journey that travels the globe. Each month features a different destination highlighted through themed tastings, beverages, and experiences that showcase its flavors, culture, and atmosphere. To RSVP, call 208-996-1322.

Explore kitchen arts in the SHARE Studio, a creative space for experimentation, community, and cuisine. Open Studios offers hands-on activities for kids, teens, and adults to try new skills, learn about kitchen tools and appliances, work on personal or community projects, and connect with others interested in cooking. Regular attendees can receive training to use more advanced tools. The studio also offers free opportunities for individuals and groups to propose projects that support community, creativity, learning, or connection.

Enjoy a relaxed social hour at the American Legion Post 18 canteen, with cold drinks, conversation, and a friendly atmosphere. Volunteers will be behind the bar, and everyone is welcome to stop by, connect with others, and share in the camaraderie.

Friendship Dinners are volunteer-run meals offered at no charge to the public, providing food for people experiencing food insecurity in and around Boise. Each dinner is hosted by a different downtown Boise church.

Boise’s Cultural Showcase highlights local and global art and culture. Its International Craft Fair features vendors offering clothing, jewelry, gifts, and other items, with work from artists including Amy Pence-Brown of Artisans For Hope, Mariam Shamshoun of MS Art Designs, Samira Rasooli, and Mezgina Othman of Mezgina Art. Visitors can explore art and crafts from diverse cultural backgrounds and connect with the artists and their work.

Enjoy a free, casual Pauper night featuring a constructed 60-card format made entirely of common cards. Try different decks, learn the format, and help grow a community around one of Magic’s affordable competitive formats, with tier-one deck lists starting around $50. The weekly open-play session is unsanctioned and offers a welcoming space for playing constructed Magic without the overhead.

New and experienced Dungeons & Dragons players are welcome at the Guild of the Phoenix. Volunteer Dungeon Masters host open tables, and players of all ages may take part. First-time attendees can get help setting up a character sheet before play begins. Games are intended to be family-friendly, around a PG-13 level, but players may often be seated with people they do not know, and experiences can vary. Please be respectful of one another.

Compete in a Grand Archive TCG tournament featuring three best-of-three rounds in Standard Swiss format. This anime-inspired card game combines strategic play with deep deck customization, as players aim to reduce their opponent’s Champion’s life to zero. Entry options include Standard with standard prizing or Capstone Standard with premium prizing. Players earn a pack for each win, with at least one pack guaranteed, and each participant receives a promo card while supplies last. Free demo decks are available while supplies last.

Compete in a Standard Pokémon TCG event featuring best-of-one matches and three to four rounds, depending on player turnout. Entry is $8. Players earn a pack for each win, plus a six-card Prize Pack while supplies last. Players who do not win a game receive a participation pack. A $3.75 Upgrade Pack is also available at tournament entry while supplies last.

Worst Party Ever and Equipment share the bill with Ogbert The Nerd and Melancholy Club for an all-ages show in the Shrine basement.

Explore a welcoming setting for guided social dancing, with no partner or previous experience needed. Stop by briefly or stay for dance demonstrations, a free group class for newcomers, and an instructor-guided practice party with music from a variety of dance styles. Come on your own, with friends, or as a couple.

Take part in a Warlord: Saga of the Storm tournament featuring fast-paced skirmishes and faction-based strategy. Returning players and newcomers can forge a warband, command a Warlord, and enter the battle. The entry fee is $8.75.

Test your knowledge at a Thursday trivia gathering at Lost Grove Brewing in Boise. Parking is available in the lot and on the street.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke night where singers can try new songs or get comfortable performing for the first time. Karaoke is open to all ages, though ages 15 and older are recommended after 9 p.m. because song lyrics may occasionally be explicit.

Set off on a yearlong reading journey for children ages 0 to 12, with eligibility extending to those turning 13 in 2026. Read at least one book each month, complete a playful prompt, then bring your reading passport to the first-floor information desk to collect a small prize. Pick up a reading passport at the first-floor information desk to get started.

Explore movement and creativity in the MOVE Studio, a welcoming space for people of all ages and abilities. Open Studios offers a chance to learn about the studio’s equipment and projects, create a dance, try yoga or a new activity, and connect with other movers. Participants can also explore ideas for personal or community projects, with free use of studio spaces and equipment available for proposed projects.

Take part in an open-structure Commander league featuring pairings and prizes based on attendance. Prize support is awarded in standard Magic: The Gathering packs through a raffle system. Participants can earn up to three raffle tickets: one for registering, one for winning a game, and one for playing a game that follows the current theme restrictions. The entry fee is $4.

Spin Jams are free, drop-in gatherings open to all ages and experience levels, from beginners to experienced flow artists. Participants can practice, explore movement, share skills and ideas, and connect with others in a welcoming, inclusive community. The sessions introduce fundamentals such as timing, direction, and movement with props, including poi, hoops, fans, flow wands, staffs, and juggling equipment. Props are provided, and participants may bring their own.

Explore Star Wars trading card game play, with casual opportunities for trading, deckbuilding, and social play before the organized event begins. Weekly events alternate between Constructed and Draft formats, each featuring three rounds and OP prize packs alongside regular prizes. Constructed entry costs $6 per player, with one booster pack for each participant and additional packs for two or three round wins. Draft entry costs $15 per player. Players keep all cards they draft and earn packs based on round wins.

Take part in three rounds of Disney Lorcana TCG, with each match played as best two out of three. Entry is $7. Promo cards are distributed at random, and players receive one, two, or three packs for earning one, two, or three wins, respectively.

Compete in a Gundam TCG store tournament featuring three to four Swiss rounds, with each match played as best of one. Participants receive modified pack prizes for each win, along with kit prizes, and everyone receives at least one pack regardless of their record.

Nexus Nights offers a welcoming space for Summoners of all skill levels to connect, test strategies, and sharpen their skills. The event uses Standard Competitive format with best-of-one matches and three to four rounds, depending on player turnout. Players receive a pack for each win, along with a three-card Nexus Night Pack while supplies last. Players who do not win a game receive a participation pack. In-store credit is offered if packs run out.

Enjoy karaoke nights at Dave's Firehouse, hosted by Tracy. Sing your heart out alongside fellow karaoke fans.

Girls Day Out Expo brings a festive holiday market to Expo Idaho with free admission and a lively sip and shop atmosphere. More than 100 indoor vendors from across the Treasure Valley will showcase unique gifts you will not find in big box stores, including handmade jewelry, boutique clothing, home decor, artisan creations, seasonal treats, beauty services, and more. It is a chance to support small businesses, check off the gift list early, and enjoy a cheerful shopping experience with friends. Preregistration offers a chance to win the Ultimate Girls Day Out giveaway. A very limited number of vendor spaces remain, with two spots noted as available. Prospective vendors can text 213 218 5017, which is the preferred contact method, or email vfapply@gmail.com for details. VIP tickets are available for 30 dollars and must be purchased in advance. No soliciting is permitted.

Honor veterans over a hearty breakfast featuring pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee, milk, and juice. After you eat, enjoy full access to the museum and take time to explore. Please note that any solicitations seeking vendors for this event are not authorized and should be treated as fraudulent.

This public USPSA event reserves Pits 7–16. Shooters are expected to help with setup and teardown. Shooting begins after setup is complete, and teardown takes place after each squad finishes its final stage. New shooters must check in at the range building in the pistol pits for a briefing at the designated start time, or they will not be able to shoot. Please register and check PractiScore for the start time.

A festive Foster Care Holiday Party at Topgolf in Meridian, Idaho brings families, supporters, and neighbors together under the Margie Barilla Foundation’s banner to celebrate the season while uplifting a meaningful cause. Guests can enjoy a fun, social setting with activities that connect people around shared purpose. Proceeds support the foundation’s work for children in foster care and survivors of human trafficking, funding essential resources and the development of emergency shelters across several states, including Texas, Illinois, Nevada, and Washington, D.C. The gathering blends holiday cheer with impact, raising awareness and contributing to programs that offer safety, care, and hope for vulnerable children and individuals.

The countdown is underway for the Eagle Holiday Bazaar, which will take place over a weekend. Official dates and times are provided in the announcement and shown in the cover photo.

Browse local vendors, enjoy food and live music, and stop by the Flower Trailer for a selection of seasonal blooms. The flowers are locally grown and can brighten your home or make a thoughtful gift.

This sanctioned ARA benchrest match features .22 LR rimfire shooting at 50-yard targets. Participants must be ARA members to compete. Membership is free and can be obtained through the American Rimfire website. Contact Ray Michelson for more information.

Browse a variety of crafts, quilts, lefse, jewelry, 3D ornaments and art, home decor, and baked goods. Vendors include Scentsy, Pampered Chef, Tupperware, Sassy_Crafts4u, Mountainside Keepsakes, and A Crochet. Coffee and cinnamon or caramel rolls are available in the morning, with baked potatoes, soups, pies, and coffee at lunch.

The 2nd Annual Toys for Tots Car Show brings the community together at Fred Meyer in Meridian, ID for a day focused on automobiles. Vehicles of any make or model are welcome to participate. Entry is a new, unwrapped toy. Pre-registration is available for those who want to sign up ahead of time.

Explore 150 years of Boise history and architecture on a guided walking tour of downtown. The tour introduces the built environment that makes downtown Boise distinctive and shares how the area developed and the people who shaped it. It is suitable for visitors and Idaho residents interested in learning more about the city’s history.

Play board games, trading card games, and miniatures games while supporting lifesaving care at St. Luke’s Children’s Hospital. The gaming halls offer friendly tables, competitive pods, and access to the Board Game Room, with donations encouraged and all event proceeds benefiting St. Luke’s. Participants can earn prizes and raffle tickets based on event results, purchase additional raffle tickets, and spin the prize wheel. The prize table features more than $3,000 in prizes, including board games, miniatures games, and trading card game booster boxes. Bring friends and any supplies needed for your selected events.

Children ages 5–12 can explore clay through hands-on sessions for beginner to advanced levels. Activities alternate among handbuilding, wheel throwing, and glazing, introducing skills such as patience, perseverance, problem solving, and creativity. Each student will make at least one or two ceramic pieces, with clay, guidance, tools, wheels, glazes, and kiln firing included. Children should wear clothes that can get dirty or bring an apron. Pre-registration is required, and long nails are not recommended.

NeuroQueer Collective is a free meetup for neurodivergent and/or queer adults to connect and talk while coloring, drawing, or working on a craft of their choice.

Enjoy free, open play for the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Beginner and veteran players are welcome to bring a deck, trade cards, battle, and receive a promo pack for attending. During weeks with scheduled competitive events, such as Pre-Releases, League Challenges, or League Cups, those events will take the place of open play.

Take part in a weekly Star Wars: Unlimited play event at ABU Games, with Standard Format on most weeks and Booster Draft Format on the first Saturday of each month. Both formats include three Swiss rounds and prizes, with a booster pack for players who do not win a match. Participants receive a three-card OP Booster, and promotional items may be available. In Premier Format, there is also a chance to win a Carbonite Booster for every eight players in attendance. Players can also purchase a discounted Standard Star Wars: Unlimited Upgrade Pack.

Take part in a community-focused Flesh and Blood TCG Armory event featuring three rounds of play in the Classic Constructed format. The format may occasionally change. The event uses a modified pack-per-win prize structure, with GEM Packs distributed randomly and at least one pack for every participant. Players of all skill levels are welcome to test their decks and connect with fellow fans of the game.

American Boffer offers a lively, structured session at Nampa Public Library where kids stay active from start to finish. Using foam sword activities in a supervised setting, participants build coordination, teamwork, and confidence while having fun. At the core is the Oath of Fairplay, which promotes honesty, accountability, and respect during games and friendly competition. Designed for ages 8 to 13. Waivers are required upon arrival.

Learn the basics of wire wrapping while creating a handmade pendant with a natural stone cabochon. Guided instruction covers working with three core wires, weaving a bail, securing a stone within a wire frame, and adding personal design elements. All tools and materials are provided, and participants may bring a favorite cabochon to incorporate. Ages 15 and up are welcome. Registration is $40 and advance sign up is required. Optional items to have on hand include any cabochons you prefer to use, water in a spill proof container, and layered clothing. This beginner-friendly class also suits artists looking to expand their jewelry making skills. Instructor Maryann Weed has more than 12 years of experience in wire wrapping and offers a wide selection of natural gemstones for student projects. Outside the classroom she works as a professional cosplayer and clown and balloon artist, supporting children’s charities through appearances at events such as those organized by the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.

Mark the GD-06 release with sealed play for the Gundam TCG using the Deckbuilding Kit. The entry fee is estimated at $60 and may change. The event will start promptly, so plan to arrive on time. Seating is limited, so pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot, and it opens one month before the event date.

Explore the latest Magic: The Gathering Universe Beyond set, Star Trek, at this prerelease event. The tournament uses the Sealed format, with space for up to 36 players. Players can be entered manually or use the Magic Companion app to join the event with a room code provided at signup.

SHOT GLASS brings country, Southern, and classic music to a barn dance.

The Boise Baseball Academy Benefit Banquet brings together supporters, families, friends, coaches, local businesses, and community members for an evening of food, drinks, and fundraising. Guests can enjoy a catered dinner by Big K BBQ, a silent auction, raffles, and prizes. Raffles include a shotgun or rifle, a baseball glove, and liquor. Proceeds support Boise Baseball Academy’s coaching, player development, training opportunities, and baseball experiences for its athletes. This is an adult event.

Friday Night Magic features a Commander format with two rounds. Entry is four Magic: The Gathering rare cards with a gold set symbol, and all players receive two to four rare cards as prizes based on performance.

An audience-driven improv experience unfolds as the cast builds a single one act play entirely from crowd suggestions. Performed without a script in one uninterrupted piece, the story develops in real time as characters, relationships, and comedy emerge on the spot. It all begins with a location offered by the audience, perhaps a bustling airport, a deserted theme park, or a fast food break room, and that setting becomes the springboard for a tale told once and never repeated. The result is spontaneous twists, genuine connections, and plenty of laughs as the performers discover where the story goes.

MARIS performs with guests at Shrine Basement. The event is open to all ages and is presented in partnership with LIFEBEAT, a program of The Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.

This four-week introductory series covers the foundations of drag king performance, from developing a persona to creating a stage-ready look. Sessions explore drag king history, discovering your character and swagger through movement, building an act, costuming, and basic masculine contour with a hands-on makeup tutorial. A king kit is included. Participants can register for the full series or individual classes, and payment plans are accepted. Classes are transferable, but payments are nonrefundable.

Take on a 300-yard shooting challenge using .22LR rifles only. Shooters may use a bipod and rear bag, with sleds and benchrest rests not permitted. The challenge includes 50 rounds, and cash prizes for first, second, and third place depend on turnout.

Caffé D'arte inside The Warehouse serves coffee and offers several breakfast and lunch options. The group will be at a table near Totally Smashed.

This beginner-friendly drawing class welcomes all ages and offers practice in creating accurate lines, forms, values, and shapes using vine charcoal, newsprint, and drawing paper. Each lesson explores a different topic, such as foundational lines, values, drapery, edges, and organic or man-made shapes, with a still life setup provided for the lesson. Participants can share their work and discuss challenges in a brief group critique. Please bring drawing paper and newsprint measuring 14 by 17 inches or larger, 2B and 4B charcoal pencils, a kneaded eraser, and 2B, 4B, and 6B compressed charcoal sticks. Extra supplies are available, and all other supplies are provided. Instruction is led by Jessica, a classically trained fine artist and illustrator with more than 20 years of fine art experience. Registration is $22.

Phoenix Fire Games presents a Kill Team event built around a draft-inspired twist that starts the strategy phase before any dice are rolled. Each player arrives with three distinct Kill Teams, reveals all three to their opponent, secretly removes one of the opponent’s options from contention, then simultaneously selects from their remaining two to lock in the matchup for the round. This format rewards sharp planning, mind games, and confident execution on the tabletop. Come prepared to run all three of your teams and bring everything you need to play them, including rules, operative and faction references, equipment details, tokens, markers, and any other essential materials, since opponents may not have extras. Players without three teams are still welcome, and arrangements can be made in advance to make sure everyone gets a game. Rounds use strict time management with a short window at the start for reveals, bans, and setup, and hard dice down to keep the day moving. Prizes and a wrap-up bring the event to a close.

A weekly teen group offers a safe space to connect, practice social skills, and learn DBT strategies for everyday life. Enrollment is open.

This public workshop helps shooters prepare for the courses of fire encountered in NRL22 matches. There is no match fee.

Take part in organized play for the One Piece Trading Card Game. Bring your own deck for three rounds of Swiss pairings. Entry is $7, and every participant receives a booster pack and an organized play pack regardless of performance. Additional packs can be earned based on round wins.

Roll out the red carpet for a two hour celebration of independent short films as they light up the theater screen at Overland Park Cinemas. After the program, the Colossal After Party offers time to meet and mingle with the featured filmmakers. This public screening is intended for mature audiences. The official slate features Bluebird from Amanda Woods and Female Film Slayers, OBEY! by Jordan Wippell, Whack-Em Jack by Joel Deering, In Memory of Tom Vulture by Sam Patzer, Willow by Gordon A. Muhlestein, UPRIVER by Rob Sallis, The Devil Eats Pork by Gavin Johnson, Plunge by Brady Love, E, or Life Through the Eyes of an Autistic POC in Boise by Taylor Hildebrand, Therian by Andrew Ellis, Don’t Go Home by Kody Newton, Career by Mike Thompson, bird song by Timothy David Orme, Grave Happening by Huttheimer Oscar Wigley, and GRUNGE by Andrew Ellis with Ian Taylor, Easton Lay, and Leta Neustaedter. Built on the idea that filmmakers deserve a true theatrical showcase alongside friends, family, cast, crew, and the wider community, this biannual event spotlights cinematic storytelling and the many journeys it captures.

Youth Alliance for Diversity provides a safe, supportive environment for LGBTQIA+ youth ages 14 to 20. The program fosters education, social connection, and a sense of community, offering opportunities to meet peers and interact with positive adult role models.

Roll On returns to The Sapphire Room at the Riverside Hotel in Boise, Idaho with a live salute to Alabama. Born from a deep appreciation for Alabama’s timeless catalog, the band brings the group’s signature harmonies, vibrant energy, and skilled musicianship to the stage. The performance spans many of the more than 43 number one hits, including Mountain Music, Tennessee River, Fiddle in the Band, I'm in a Hurry, Roll On 18-Wheeler, Feels So Right, Dixieland Delight, Love in the First Degree, and Take Me Down. Considered the premier Alabama tribute in the United States, Roll On shares this music with longtime fans and new listeners alike.

L7 brings The Last Hurrah Tour 2026 to Treefort Music Hall for a concert open to all ages.

To honor Veterans Day, veterans receive free admission.

This one hour luncheon at The Riverside Hotel offers a complimentary meal and features real experiences shared by local families, illustrating how early support can transform childhood outcomes. The program highlights what a united community can accomplish for its youngest members and outlines ways to get involved through volunteering, donations, or student enrollment. Giraffe Laugh Early Learning Centers, a nonprofit serving Idaho since 1989, strives to ensure a family’s income does not define a child’s future by expanding access to early learning and care for infants through preschoolers, along with tuition assistance, on site food pantries, and resources for parents. Safe, nurturing classrooms and healthy meals not only prepare children for kindergarten, they help create lasting change for families.

American singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Jen Howard brings an eclectic mix of folk, roots, reggae, and sophisti-pop to Bar365 at The Riverside Hotel in Boise, ID. Born in Prestonsburg, Kentucky, with a blue-collar, home-schooled upbringing, she writes music that explores human nature, love, courageous motivation, and intentional compassion. Her releases include the debut EP Motion from 2019 and the album Still, released in March 2024. Having performed across numerous U.S. states and abroad in countries such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, the Netherlands, Iceland, Costa Rica, and Peru, she draws on broad experience for this live appearance.

Get an overview of CIE itineraries through Ireland, Scotland, and England, plus HX expedition destinations to Iceland, Antarctica, and the Galapagos. This informational event takes place at Meridian Senior Center in Meridian, Idaho.

Enjoy a relaxed, fun painting experience with guidance from an instructor as you create your own artwork. Drinks are available for purchase, and you are welcome to bring snacks to enjoy while you paint. All ages and experience levels are welcome.

Silverada brings an all-ages show to the Shrine Ballroom. Doors open ahead of the show.

The Bookmobile offers public access to book browsing and returns at the Walmart Neighborhood Market. Pick out books for children while taking care of grocery shopping, and ask about signing up for a library card if you do not have one.

Railroad Earth shares the bill with Jeremy Garrett from the Infamous Stringdusters at Treefort Music Hall. This live show is open to all ages.

A lively book club conversation centers on ACOTAR 6 with time to spin theories about book 7. Participants who created a predictions bingo card at the ACOTAR 6 midnight release can compare results, with mini prizes to be announced for anyone who hit bingo. Seating is limited to 25 and an RSVP is required to secure a spot. The group will also craft new predictions bingo cards for the seventh installment in anticipation of the next midnight release and a dedicated discussion to follow.

Presented by Scorpion Entertainment and featuring The Rocking Horse Medicine Show Band, this rock and roll showcase salutes the dynamic duos that shaped the sound of the 1960s. Attendees are welcome to dress in 60s cocktail attire, enjoy a specialty drink with a sweetheart, and settle in for a night of vintage style and hit songs. The signature harmonies made famous by the Everly Brothers, Simon and Garfunkel, Peter and Gordon, Chad and Jeremy, Lennon and McCartney, and more are re-created by Chicago-based performers Zachary Stevenson and Kieran McCabe. These award-winning actor musicians blend sharp humor with spontaneous interplay, moving with ease between guitar, piano, and drums while keeping the spotlight on timeless melodies. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu for a complete evening out.

Children ages 9–12 can learn the basics of Dungeons & Dragons while developing teamwork, storytelling, and creative problem-solving skills. The sessions are identical, so participants should sign up for one only. Space is limited.

Craft Lounge transforms into an intimate, lively jazz club for an evening of high-quality live music and artisanal drinks.

This Boise half marathon embraces the fall season and highlights the appeal of a mid-distance run. It centers on a just-right challenge set against an autumn backdrop in the city.

Rise & Riffs offers a guitar care and maintenance workshop at Dunkley Music in Meridian, with demos featuring products from MusicNomad and D’Addario and practical guidance to keep acoustic and electric instruments performing their best. Complimentary string replacements are available while supplies last on a first-come basis. A luthier will be on hand to answer questions about setups and adjustments, fretwork, action and playability, intonation, cleaning and ongoing maintenance, care for both acoustic and electric guitars, and other puzzling instrument issues. The gathering includes coffee and donuts, product demonstrations, giveaways, and time to connect with local guitarists. It is free to attend and welcomes beginners as well as longtime players. This workshop is part of the Rise & Riffs series that takes place on the second Saturday each month.

Read or tell a story to a Go Team therapy dog at Nampa Public Library. All ages are welcome. This takes place on the second Saturday of every month.

EpicUnion ignites a dance party at the Sapphire Room, launching the holiday season with nonstop energy. Fronted by vocalist Lori Power, the band leans into high-energy, dance-floor favorites that keep the crowd moving while the excitement steadily builds. Familiar hits, tight grooves, and an infectious stage presence make for a night centered on dancing. A full dinner and bar menu is available at the Sapphire Room, which is all ages and family friendly. Tickets are required for every attendee, and infants in arms are not admitted.

A feminist stand-up showcase spotlights some of the funniest women and nonbinary comics from around the valley as they take aim at the patriarchy one punchline at a time. Hosted by Krystal Moore, every show rolls out a new lineup and is presented by Moore Productions. The comedy happens at Liquid Laughs Underground, back in the Solid Cellar. Shows often sell out, and tickets are available online.

At Pet Supplies Plus - Garden City, this adoption-focused event features opportunities to meet and interact with bunnies, browse merchandise, and access grooming for pet bunnies. The goal is to help these rabbits find permanent homes while offering simple ways to support their care.

Compete for special promos tied to the EB-05 set while spending time with a passionate local One Piece community. Participants can trade, battle and aim for wins in a friendly, social setting.

Enjoy a paint and sip night with all supplies included for $30. Reserve your spot.

Enjoy a vibrant paint party open to all ages. No experience is needed, and food and drinks are available for purchase while you get creative.

Russian Circles teams up with Primitive Man for a live concert at Treefort Music Hall. This event is open to attendees of all ages.

At the Galaxy Event Center, this luncheon honors community members whose leadership, generosity, and service make a lasting difference in Meridian. Attendees will share a meal, connect with local business and community leaders, and recognize the Man of the Year, Woman of the Year, and Ambassador of the Year. The program also introduces the incoming Board of Directors, who will help guide the Chamber in the year ahead. The featured speaker is Jen Barth, President and CEO of Boise Rescue Mission Ministries, who began her involvement nearly a decade ago as a volunteer and later a Board member, and now leads efforts that help people rebuild their lives and work toward lasting stability.

Teens ages 13 to 15 can take part in Dungeons & Dragons adventures featuring monster battles and a little math. Newcomers are welcome, and character sheets and dice are provided. Registration is required because space is limited.

A monthly gathering for families to meet others, build connections, and learn about local resources. While adults enjoy conversation and coffee, children can explore hands-on sandy play. Play admission is $17 for the first child, $15 for the second, and $13 for each additional child.

Pearl Django brings over three decades of artistry in the Hot Club swing tradition, with a catalog of 17 albums. Rooted in the legacy of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, the ensemble blends jazz standards with original compositions, delivering crisp, agile string interplay, hints of Bal Musette, the steady drive of rhythm guitar and an inviting swing that appeals to many listeners. The group has appeared at festivals, dances and nightspots throughout the United States and abroad, including the Festival Django Reinhardt in Samois sur Seine, and has been featured on NPR’s All Things Considered. Their performances often draw devoted audiences and full rooms. Presented by The Idaho Jazz Education Endowment. Ticket sales support jazz education across Idaho. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu with tableside service, welcomes all ages and is family friendly. Each person entering must have a ticket.

A furniture and décor sale in Eagle features a variety of home items, including light fixtures, pillows, artwork, dressers, coffee tables, end tables, dining chairs, and other decorative pieces. For questions, call 208-957-5339.

Designed for teens, this coed workshop builds outdoor confidence through practical survival skills and age-appropriate first aid. Participants get active with scenario-based learning, simple gear demonstrations, and cooperative challenges that reinforce clear thinking and calm responses on the trail. Core survival priorities are covered, including how to set up a basic shelter, make safe choices around water, and stay warm and dry when conditions change. The first aid portion focuses on techniques they can use right away, such as cleaning and dressing wounds, controlling bleeding, and stabilizing injuries. Attendees also learn to recognize the signs of hypothermia and heat illness, along with when and how to call for help. Teens leave with real-world know-how for hiking, camping, and other outdoor adventures, plus a boost in leadership, problem solving, and sound decision-making that shows preparedness can be enjoyable.

Enjoy an evening of song, supper, and spirits at The Sapphire Room in Garden City. This Operatini event toasts great music, delicious food, good company, and the pleasure of gathering. The signature drink is an Old Fashioned crafted with bourbon, a touch of sweetness, bitters, and a twist of orange. A buffet dinner features meatloaf with gravy, garlic Parmesan mashed potatoes, green beans, and cheesecake with berry coulis. A vegetarian and gluten-free option includes a butternut squash filet and fruit skewers. The no-host bar offers a full range of beverages from soda and beer to wine and cocktails, and the Riverside lobby provides additional food and drink options before and after the performance. Presented in a dinner theater format, Operatinis spotlight artists from the Treasure Valley as well as occasional visiting performers from mainstage productions. Expect favorite selections from musical theatre, opera, jazz, and more, paired with a menu designed to match the theme. What began with a unique martini for each program has expanded to feature a variety of cocktails that suit the evening’s concept. The event offers an inviting introduction to opera for newcomers and a relaxed, entertaining night for longtime fans alike. Tickets are $67 for premium seating and $50 for regular seating, with the service charge included.

Snowmobile and powersports enthusiasts will find a wide range of gear and ideas for the coming season at this showcase at the Ford Idaho Center. Explore the 2027 snowmobile lineups from Arctic Cat, Ski-Doo, Polaris, and Lynx, along with the latest snowbikes, trailers, and sled decks. Browse performance upgrades, accessories, and riding apparel. Get tips on lodging and riding destinations, and connect with industry experts.

At Boise Centre, a carefully curated winter marketplace highlights regional talent in art, craft and design. Browse original work from 175 makers who use time-honored methods to produce fresh, inventive pieces, presented in an indie setting that has been recognized as Idaho’s top holiday bazaar by Food & Wine and as one of the West’s best by Sunset. This long-standing gathering champions bold, boundary-pushing artisans whose handmade goods are distinctive and often limited in quantity. Food, coffee and a selection of alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages are available for purchase on site. Outside food and drinks are not allowed, except for water bottles. Admission includes an option that covers both event days for $10, as well as a $5 single-day entry. Children 12 and under are free. Cash and cards are accepted at the door. Public transit, metered street parking around downtown and nearby paid garages are available.

Downtown Caldwell sparkles under more than a million holiday lights, turning the heart of the Treasure Valley into a glowing winter scene. Walk the illuminated streets with a cup of cocoa and enjoy the festive atmosphere. Glide along the ice ribbon, where twinkling trees and cozy fire pits set the mood, and try out your skating skills. The holiday market features more than 60 local artisans offering handcrafted gifts, making it easy to check off your shopping list. Children can capture cheerful photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus, and a horse-drawn carriage ride through downtown invites a cozy finish under a warm blanket for families and couples alike. Support for the celebration comes from ICCU, Rogue CU, Champion Windows, Pella Windows and Doors, Bath Fitters, Renewal by Anderson, and LeafGuard Gutters.

Sturman's Eagle hosts a performance by singer songwriter Connor Jay Liess. An Idaho-based balladeer with the unusual role of roadkill mortician, he shares original stories and songs rooted in railroad and mining history, hunting and fishing adventures, and the folk and bluegrass traditions shaped by the Rocky Mountain wilderness and the American West. He lives in Idaho, works as an outdoor writer, and is the founder and engineer of Trapper’s Attic Records, a roots music lab.

TurkeyBowl 26 features a charity Blood Bowl 7s tournament at Phoenix Fire Games to raise funds for the Idaho Food Bank. Every dollar raised supports the food bank. Raffle tickets for sponsor prizes will be available at the venue and through the event’s Facebook page, where additional information will be shared.

Explore a range of mediums and techniques in a welcoming multimedia art class that encourages creative expression. Participants can paint, draw with technical pens, assemble collages, and experiment with stamps, offering options that appeal to many interests. Ideal for art enthusiasts and anyone looking to dive into new ways of making art.

Set out on a Dungeons & Dragons adventure at the Nampa Public Library in a friendly, low-pressure setting. Choose from a variety of ready-to-play characters, learn the game alongside others, and connect with fellow players. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned participants alike, this program is for ages 16 and up. The gathering takes place in the 3rd Floor Board Room. Advance registration can hold a seat, and walk-ins may observe and play if space is available.

Downtown Caldwell shines with more than a million holiday lights, creating a festive atmosphere in the heart of the Treasure Valley. Stroll the illuminated streets with a warm cup of cocoa and take in the sparkling displays. The ice ribbon, bordered by glowing trees and cozy fire pits, welcomes skaters to test their skills and enjoy the season on the ice. A bustling market features more than 60 local artisans offering handcrafted gifts, making holiday shopping simple and special. Families can capture cheerful moments with photos of the kids alongside Santa and Mrs. Claus. For a cozy finale, settle into a horse-drawn carriage, wrap up in a blanket, and enjoy a peaceful ride through downtown that suits both family outings and date nights. This celebration is made possible with support from presenting partner ICCU, entertainment partner Rogue CU, naming activity partner Champion Windows, and activity partners Pella Windows and Doors, Bath Fitters, Renewal by Anderson, and LeafGuard Gutters.

The 2026 annual recital from Oyamel brings music, dance, and family-friendly fun to the Brandt Center. Talented dancers share carefully rehearsed pieces that showcase their skill and passion, creating an in-person program full of beautiful performances and energetic spirit. It is an opportunity to see these performers take the spotlight and celebrate their work on stage.

This sealed format pre-release for OP-18 has players building a 50-card deck from six booster packs. The entry fee is $35. Players should bring 10 of their own Don!!! cards to complete a Don deck. The event features swiss rounds with opportunities for extra prizes, and all participants keep every pack they open. Seating is limited, and pre-payment is recommended to secure a spot.

The group will discuss The Care and Feeding of Dead Mothers by E. L. Kaltenberg, so participants are asked to read the book beforehand. The conversation will cover readers’ reactions and what did or did not work for them, as well as offer a chance to get to know one another as readers. Content warnings include parental death, psychological distress, infidelity, domestic abuse, alcohol abuse, and elements of mild body horror. Participants are also asked to bring a suggestion for the following month’s read. Suggestions should be literary fiction, a debut novel by a male author, and available in print, eBook, and audiobook formats. Suggestions will be drawn from a hat until one remains. Anyone who does not wish to suggest a book can write “PASS” instead. The group does not rule out books based on content warnings, so readers are responsible for checking any topics they wish to be aware of and deciding whether they are comfortable with the selected book.

Downtown Caldwell shines with more than a million holiday lights, turning the heart of the Treasure Valley into a postcard worthy celebration. Warm cocoa and glowing displays set the scene for a relaxed stroll through the season. The ice ribbon, bordered by sparkling trees and cozy fire pits, welcomes skaters to test their skills. A holiday market with more than 60 local artisans showcases one of a kind handcrafted gifts. Children can take festive photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Horse drawn carriage rides through downtown add a cozy finishing touch, well suited to families and romantic date nights. This experience is presented with support from ICCU, with entertainment support from Rogue CU. Champion Windows is the naming activity partner, and activity partners include Pella Windows and Doors, Bath Fitters, Renewal by Anderson, and LeafGuard Gutters.

Saosin marks the 20th anniversary of its self-titled album with a set that highlights the record along with additional material. The lineup features Cove Reber, Beau Burchell, Phil Sgrosso, Chris Sorenson, and Alex Rodriguez.

The Saint Alphonsus Festival of Trees is a Treasure Valley tradition that welcomes the holiday season. The event marks its 42nd anniversary.

Celebrate the season with the Pumpkin Spice 5K at Gem Prep School. This welcoming run or walk invites participants of every pace onto a scenic route along the Wilson Pathway and the Nampa greenbelt. Thanksgiving-themed costumes are encouraged. Look for a taste of pumpkin pie midway through the course and warm cocoa at the finish. Participants are asked to bring a canned or other nonperishable item on race day, with donations supporting local food banks and pantries in Nampa.

Victory Gardens hosts a festive winter market with warm seasonal drinks, handcrafted goods from artisanal vendors, opportunities to choose a Christmas tree, and a holiday raffle. The event returns with cozy touches and plenty of seasonal spirit. The weekend offers merry browsing and an atmosphere full of cheer.

Create a one-of-a-kind branch-weaving wall hanging on a handmade loom made from local fallen branches. This beginner-friendly workshop for adults covers weaving techniques step by step, with the opportunity to choose your own colors and design. Artist and instructor Barbara Balkin will be available to offer help as needed.

Warhawk Winterfest features festive craft activities, a holiday themed scavenger hunt, and a station for writing letters to Santa. Santa will be present during the event, and general admission rates apply.

Celebrate the start of the holiday season with s’mores and a relaxed downtown shopping experience. Explore open shops, find gifts, and support local businesses in a cozy atmosphere ahead of the Christmas Tree Lighting. The event is free, and visitors are encouraged to bundle up.

Laugh the night away with Mom Jokes, a seasonal stand-up showcase created by moms and tailored to moms that has been delighting audiences since 2019. This special one-night presentation fills The Riverside’s Sapphire Room with holiday cheer, maternal wit, and plenty of heart. Locally produced by Boise’s Moore Productions, the lineup features Workin' Mom Krystal Moore, Empty Nest Mom Sherry Japhet, Single Mom Tanya Cope, Church Mom Andrea Wilson, Mr. Mom Eric Cole, and Andi Trammell as Your Mom. Expect maternal humor and warmth, with no mom jeans required. Turn it into a full Girls’ Night Out with a hotel package. Single or double occupancy is $249 plus tax and includes a standard room, two preferred-seating tickets to Mom Jokes, two $25 food and beverage gift cards to use toward dinner in the Sapphire Room, and breakfast in The Riverside Grill. Additional guests are $50 each, up to four guests per room, and each added guest receives one preferred-seating ticket and one $25 food and beverage gift card. Before or after the show, vendors near the Sapphire Room offer extras like spa demos and wine tasting. BAR365 also features live music by Natalie Soma. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu with tableside service. The venue is all ages and family friendly. Every attendee must have a ticket, and infants are not admitted.

Highland Wreath Paint Night at Parma Senior Center offers a relaxed, guided painting session. All supplies are provided, including a 12 by 12 inch canvas, and step by step instruction is included. The design is pre traced to make it easy to follow. A ticket is required to attend. Guests may bring their own food and beverages and should clean up their area afterward. All ticket sales are final and nonrefundable, so please ensure you can participate before purchasing.

Dining at Red Robin turns a meal into support for education. The PTO receives 20 percent back, with funds benefiting the school and its classrooms.

This free, family-centered Christmas festival welcomes the community, celebrates local veterans, and supports survivors. It takes place at The Center at Canyon County Fair in Caldwell. Explore a Christmas tree forest created by local businesses and organizations, then vote for your favorite. Capture festive photos with Santa and the Grinch as they share playful holiday fun. Warm up with cocoa in the Hot Chocolate Village and write heartfelt letters to Santa. Children can collect stamps and make crafts with a North Pole Passport, earning a special prize along the way. Give back through the Adopt a Veteran Tree and card-writing station by choosing an ornament and sharing messages of hope for local veterans. The Fill Jimmy’s Truck Challenge invites donations of canned or nonperishable foods, new unwrapped toys, or items from partner wish lists as the community works together to fill the truck. All activities are free and designed for every age. The festival benefits the Nampa Family Justice Center, IVAL (Idaho Veterans Assistance League), and the Idaho State Veterans Home. Canyon County Fair serves as the Platinum Community Host. The festival was founded by James “Jimmy John” John of South Idaho Insurance Agency, Farm Bureau.

A store-level competitive event for Riftbound TCG challenges players to face one another and put their strategies to the test. Exclusive prizes are available, with a prize structure that heavily rewards top finishers. The entry fee is $15.

Kick off the newest Digimon TCG set with a sealed format release event. Entry is $30. Participants receive boosters to construct a deck on the spot, then compete in a tournament with opportunities to earn extra prizes. This is the first opportunity to open the new set, and every card pulled from your packs is yours to keep.

Settle in for a freehand paint night where all supplies are provided, so you can focus on creating your own masterpiece with friends. A ticket purchase is required to attend, and seating is limited. The setting is a dog park, so expect real dogs to be present. Guests may only bring a dog if it is an IPA member, and no other dogs are permitted. This is a 21 and up venue, so no children are allowed. A wide selection of beverages will be available on site, and outside food or drink is not allowed. Charcuterie, pretzels, and chips are offered for purchase.

Break out your most over-the-top sweater for a holiday party at Player's Pub Live Music at Westy's with EpicUnion providing the soundtrack. This Treasure Valley band, fronted by Lori Power, delivers high-energy, multi-genre sets that blend retro grooves and classic favorites into a continuous dance-floor celebration. Additional details will be shared soon.

The Iowa Elementary Holiday Bazaar returns for its second year, bringing together vendors for a festive marketplace. Shoppers can browse a variety of goods and enjoy a cheerful holiday shopping experience, while interested vendors can reach out to the organizers for participation details.

An adoption-focused event dedicated to helping rabbits find lasting homes. Meet and interact with the bunnies, shop for merchandise, and have your own rabbit groomed. Participation supports efforts to place these pets with families ready to welcome them.

Eyes Set to Kill performs alongside Sicksense, Twist It, and Become the Apex in an all-ages show.

Fit and Fall Proof is a class created to help older adults reduce the risk of injury and maintain independence. Attendees learn easy-to-follow exercises that build strength and improve endurance. Regular practice can help cut down on falls and stumbles often linked to aging. The focus is on practical movements that support everyday activities.

Enjoy a lively, swinging Christmas performance featuring Boise Straight Ahead. All proceeds benefit the Idaho Jazz Educational Endowment.

Acclaimed Irish trio Everdream brings a festive Celtic Christmas celebration to Boise, featuring music, storytelling, and images of Ireland. Emer Barry performs vocals, Mary McCague plays violin and piano, and Jean Kelly plays harp. Special guest Howard Crosby, nephew of Bing Crosby, adds the warmth and nostalgia of Hollywood’s Golden Era. Audiences are taken on a musical journey through Ireland at Christmastime, with landscapes from Galway, Killarney, and Dublin, soaring vocals, harp and violin, and lively jigs and reels.

This event highlights acclaimed blues artist Tim "Too Slim" Langford and is produced by the Idaho Blues Society.

The sixth annual 2C Cowboy Christmas returns with a festive marketplace tailored to cowboys, cowgirls, and little buckaroos. Inside O’Connor Field House, shoppers can explore more than 70 western inspired vendors for last minute holiday gifts. Entry requests a donation of cash, canned food, or warm clothing to support the Caldwell community. Vendor participation is managed only through the Caldwell Night Rodeo business directly, and organizers will not contact anyone via comments or personal Facebook pages.

Boise Ballet Academy offers its annual staging of The Nutcracker, a classic holiday ballet performed by 80 dancers in sumptuous costumes. The story follows young Clara from the Stahlbaum family’s Christmas celebration into a dream where she confronts a battle with mice, journeys through the Land of Snowflakes, and visits the Sugar Plum Fairy in the Land of Sweets. This time-honored tradition is suitable for families and welcoming to children of all ages.

Ballet Idaho brings the classic tale to life in a sparkling production of The Nutcracker. The excitement begins as the Boise Philharmonic launches into Tchaikovsky’s timeless score, setting the scene for a lively celebration at the Stahlbaums’ home. Clara is captivated when the enigmatic Drosselmeyer presents a life-sized Nutcracker, and after she drifts to sleep her journey unfolds with a thrilling clash against the Mouse King and his army. The adventure continues through a glistening winter realm and into the colorful Land of the Sweets. This cherished tradition offers a festive experience to enjoy year after year.

The annual Wreaths Across America observance with the Star Lions Club will be held at Star Cemetery Maintenance District in Star. Participants will honor veterans by placing remembrance wreaths on the graves of the nation’s fallen service members. The gathering opens with a ceremony, followed by the placement of the wreaths. Everyone is welcome to take part, and wreath sponsorships are available.

Phoenix Fire is hosting a Planetary Qualifier for Star Wars: Unlimited Homeworlds, built for high-level competition with a top cut and a prize structure that rewards top finishes. The event runs over the course of the day, beginning with Swiss rounds and moving into elimination play, with the total number of rounds determined by attendance. The format is Premiere. Entry is 40 dollars per player. Decklists are required. Participants are encouraged to arrive early and have lists prepared in advance. Pre-registration is recommended and can be completed online. Prizing scales with turnout, adding six booster packs to the pool for every entrant, and all participants receive a participation promo. First place earns 20 percent of the prize pool along with a champion playmat, first place promos, and 100 qualifier points. Second place takes 15 percent plus second place promos and 50 qualifier points. Third and fourth each receive 15 percent plus Top 4 promos and 35 qualifier points. Fifth through eighth take 20 percent plus Top 8 promos and 25 qualifier points. Seventh through sixteenth receive 20 percent plus 10 qualifier points. An additional 10 percent of prizes is distributed to the top half of finishers beyond the top 16. Qualifier points track progress toward the Annual Galactic Championship, and reaching 100 points in a season earns an automatic berth to the main event hosted by Fantasy Flight Games. In larger turnouts, a portion of the remaining prizes may support administrative needs and judge compensation, while in smaller fields of roughly forty players or fewer, those packs are redistributed across placements.

Ballet Idaho presents The Nutcracker, a festive production set to Tchaikovsky’s iconic music with the Boise Philharmonic bringing the score to life. The story begins at the Stahlbaum home during a joyous celebration, where Clara receives a life-sized Nutcracker from the mysterious Drosselmeyer. After she drifts to sleep, her night transforms into an adventure that spans a fierce battle with the Mouse King and his army, a passage through a sparkling winter forest, and a visit to the vibrant Land of the Sweets. This holiday favorite invites audiences into a world of wonder and tradition.

Explore the newest Starter Decks for the One Piece TCG. The entry fee is $25, and prizes follow a standard pack per win format similar to weekly events. Each participant will receive a random starter deck, unless the available supply and number of players allow everyone to select a deck of their choice. Organized Play promo packs will also be awarded.

This Nampa after school program offers a safe, structured place for kids to build confidence, character, and life skills through active learning and play. Enrollment is open to students in kindergarten through fifth grade from Nampa Christian Elementary School, Endeavor Elementary School, Park Ridge Elementary School, and Idaho Arts Charter Elementary School. The program includes free daily transportation and a wide range of activities such as indoor and outdoor sports, arts and crafts, gymnastics, fitness classes, parkour, and martial arts, along with plenty of fun games. Team sports feature kickball, basketball, soccer, and flag football. Martial arts training focuses on confidence and bullying prevention, and children can improve behavior at home and at school while making new friends and enjoying their afternoons. New participants receive a martial arts uniform at no cost, valued at $80. Space is limited.

Smooth N Keys performs at Rice Contemporary Asian Restaurant in Eagle for the venue’s standing fifth Thursday of the month event. JT on vocals, also of Smooth Avenue Band, appears with keyboardist Mark Heggen to deliver a blend of standards, smooth jazz, blues, and soul. Spontaneous dancing may happen. The restaurant features Asian inspired entrees, appetizers, and sushi, along with beers, wine, and specialty drinks.

Ring in the new year at The Riverside Hotel with The Last Call, a Boise classic rock favorite known for faithful takes on hits by Journey, AC/DC, Bob Seger, Tom Petty, John Cougar, and Billy Idol. The evening features a buffet dinner followed by plenty of time on the dance floor as the band plays the songs you know by heart. After the celebration, it is just a short walk back to your room for a relaxing night, then a hearty breakfast awaits in The Riverside Grill the next morning. Room packages begin at $399 plus tax and include a guest room for two, dinner for two, a champagne toast with party favors, breakfast for two at The Riverside Grill, and admission for two to The Last Call in the hotel’s Grand Ballroom. Reservations are available through the Riverside Hotel front desk at 208-343-1871. Individual tickets are not offered, and attendance is limited to guests with a room package.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve at The Riverside Hotel in Boise with a ballroom party headlined by The Last Call. Package options start at $399 plus tax and include an overnight stay for two, a buffet dinner for two, a champagne toast with party favors, breakfast for two at The Riverside Grill, and entry for two to The Last Call performance in the Grand Ballroom. To reserve the NYE Ballroom Package, call 208-343-1871.

Celebrate the first run of 2027 at Celebration Park in Melba. Enjoy a champagne toast and BBQ provided by WWA. A pre-run will also take place at Celebration Park. Additional details will be shared soon.

Step into a world of model railroading at Expo Idaho in Boise. More than 200 tables are filled with trains and related items for sale from dealers traveling from across the country, with engines, rolling stock, track, scenery, materials, DCC equipment, Lionel and Thomas pieces, DVDs, books, magazines, tools, hats, T-shirts, jackets, maps, toys, memorabilia, and finds that are new, used, or collectible. Families can take in large operating layouts across multiple sizes and scales, with thousands of models to see in motion. Learn something new at free workshops and demonstrations. Kids can enjoy a ride-on train. Bring your own equipment to try on the complimentary test track and see how it performs. Parking is free, and there is even more to explore throughout the show.

Celebrate the launch of ACOTAR 7 with a themed after hours gathering featuring light refreshments, a mini photobooth, a few courtly games, and prediction bingo for the new book. Costumes are welcome, and comfy attire works too. A $10 ticket includes a themed bookmark, a sticker, and refreshments, and pre-ordering lets you pick up your copy during the celebration. Expect activities, private bookstore shopping, bonus themed merchandise, and plenty of time to share predictions. Attendees can offer fan theories to help shape the next round of prediction bingo for book 7, and a courtly book club devoted to ACOTAR 7 is also planned.

Theresa Caputo Live: The Experience takes place at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts in Boise. All seats are reserved, and every guest requires a ticket regardless of age. Late arrivals may be seated at management’s discretion. Bag searches may be conducted, and only clutches or purses no larger than 14 by 14 inches are permitted. Outside food and beverages are not allowed. The venue accepts card and digital payments only, and event parking is included with ticket purchase. The Morrison Center is smoke-free, does not allow vaping, and is a guns-free environment. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Experience The Legend of Korra in Concert at the Morrison Center for the Performing Arts. All attendees need a ticket, and all seats are reserved. Late arrivals may be seated at management’s discretion. Bags may be searched; clutches or purses no larger than 14 by 14 inches are permitted, while large purses, tote bags, backpacks, and fanny packs are prohibited for most shows. Outside food and drinks are not allowed. The venue accepts card and digital payments only, and event parking is included with ticket purchase. The Morrison Center is smoke-free, does not allow vaping, and is a guns-free environment. All sales are final, with no exchanges or refunds.

Atmosphere, Souls Of Mischief, Mac Lethal, and Blueprint are featured on The Winter Carnival Tour 2027.