This weekend in Coeur d'Alene, ID

This event features extra food trucks and vendors, beer, live music, a car show, and more. It raises money for the Rathdrum Lions Foundation Backpack Program, which provides food for local school kids. Food truck fees are being donated, donation jars will be available, and proceeds from the car show will go directly to the foundation. A raffle offers another way to contribute. Applications are included in the summer application on the website. It is intended to become an annual tradition.

This summer market is presented by the Rathdrum Craft and Farmers Market. Vendor applications are being accepted. The venue is accessible for people with disabilities and includes both indoor and outdoor booth areas. Parking and admission are free.

The original Kootenai County Farmers Market in Hayden celebrates four decades of bringing local farmers and artisans together with the community. Browse seasonal produce, garden plants and fresh flowers, meats, cheeses, eggs, honey, artisan baked goods, wines, prepared foods, and handmade crafts. A food court offers additional choices. Live music, supported by Inland NW Toyota Dealers @DriveToyota, sets the tone. The market goes on in any weather.

The Rathdrum Rumble is an all-ages community car show hosted by North Idaho College CTE and the Kootenai Technical Education Campus. It features classic cars, hot rods, modern builds, trucks, motorcycles, and more, offering a family-friendly experience for longtime enthusiasts as well as casual attendees. A special Young Builder category invites high school students to showcase their projects alongside experienced builders and restorers, celebrating skill, creativity, and mentorship. The event is held at the Parker Technical Education Center. Vehicle registration will open soon, and updates along with registration details will be shared on the event page.

Explore more than 1,200 new, used, and sample wedding gowns with prices starting at $50. Cash, Venmo, and cards are accepted. Fitting rooms are available so you can try on favorites with friends and family. Sizes range from 00 to 30, with options from bold and glamorous to modest and refined.

Discover a simple daily writing practice that helps people move past blocks and strengthen resilience. This participant-directed workshop supports individuals at any stage and treats writing as a tool for courage and clarity. Prompted exercises encourage language that nurtures healing, encouragement, motivation, and inspiration. Learn gentle journaling approaches for periods of stress or grief, and practice reframing setbacks with mindful awareness. The focus is on appreciating the process as it unfolds. Participants are encouraged to bring a pen and something to write in, whether a notebook, diary, sketchbook, or an inexpensive composition book. This offering is part of a fall series with rotating themes, including drawing wisdom from trees during a mindful walk in McEuen Park, exploring the healing dimensions of writing through grief, and cultivating inner calm through practical mindsets, methods, and a daily exercise. A December topic will be announced. It takes place at Coeur d'Alene Public Library.

This immersive float session centers on true spring expansion, emotional release, and being seen. Inspired by a lotus opening to the light, it emphasizes heart opening, confidence, and authentic expression. The experience begins with gentle, grounding yoga to settle the body and quiet the mind, then transitions into soothing sound healing woven with Neurolinguistic Programming to cultivate mindful awareness, positive intention, and steady confidence as you step into your radiance. A serene, heart-centered atmosphere encourages relaxation, a full reset, and reconnection. Set in a warm and welcoming pool, the session is designed so participants can come as they are and leave feeling lighter and more aligned.

Coeur d’Alene’s neighborhood flea market brings together more than 55 vendors with vintage treasures, handmade pieces, slow-made goods, and small batch food and beverages. Family friendly live music and interactive art activities add to the lively community atmosphere.

This scenic cruise travels across Lake Coeur d’Alene, continues through Lake Chatcolet, and heads up the St. Joe River, a waterway recognized as the highest navigable river in the world. Take in wide-open views, watch for eagles, osprey, and deer, and enjoy a relaxing day on the water surrounded by North Idaho’s striking landscapes. The scenery changes with the seasons, from fresh spring greens to bright summer skies and vivid fall colors, offering a different perspective each time. Boarding takes place at Independence Point Dock. Ticket options are available with lunch included or as cruise-only. With lunch, prices are $70.75 for adults, $69.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under riding free. Cruise-only rates are $48.25 for adults, $46.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under riding free.

Bountiful Sunday Meals at Community Presbyterian Church in Post Falls welcomes children and adults for a free, nutritious meal each Sunday, with options to dine in or pick up a to-go meal.