Events in Idaho Falls, ID

At Mountain America Center, this home show features interactive workshops, cooking demonstrations that spotlight fresh seasonal ingredients, and striking design displays to spark ideas for your spaces. Attendees can meet local businesses that support home renovation projects.

The East Idaho Fall Home Show offers a festive close to summer with lively, family-friendly activities. Explore interactive garden sessions, cooking demonstrations that showcase peak-season produce, and beautiful floral displays to spark ideas for your outdoor spaces. Connect with leading local companies ready to support your next home renovation project while enjoying hands-on experiences for all ages.

A tribute to the music of Karen and Richard Carpenter, performed by a band of top musicians from the Intermountain West. This family friendly show is a favorite in Idaho Falls and takes the stage at the Colonial Theater.

Experience a full moon sound bath centered on reflection, release, and renewal. This session blends sound-based meditation with elements of music theory, sacred geometry, tradition, and integration. Guided by Nicole Celeste Packer, an experienced sound facilitator and the creator of Yoga Wellness Connection, the soundscape unfolds through instruments such as crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flutes, gongs, chimes, rain sticks, drums, harmonium, vocals, and more. Participants begin by setting a personal intention, then enjoy a themed herbal tea before settling into a meditative journey. Immersive vibrations encourage deep relaxation in a calm setting, and time is provided afterward to connect, share, and integrate within a supportive community. The experience is designed to leave attendees feeling refreshed and revitalized. Pricing is $20 for YWC members, $25 for non-members, and $30 on the day of the event. Registration is available through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or website. YWC events are non-refundable, but transfers to another guest are accepted with advance notice. Hosted at the Yoga Wellness Connection studio and event center.

At The Soiled Dove Jazz Club, The Dove Sessions spotlight the soulful side of live music with jazz, blues, and acoustic performances in an intimate room with a speakeasy vibe. The lineup blends standout local talent with touring artists, creating an immersive atmosphere that pairs well with craft cocktails and conversation. Performance details, including set times, may change.

Explore Downtown Idaho Falls on the first Thursday between May and October by stopping into participating art destinations and entering a raffle for prizes. Featured locations include Willowtree Gallery, ARTitorium on Broadway, Eagle Rock Art Guild, Spare Room Press, Little Bluebird Studios, Puggslane Art Alley, The Handmade Idaho Shop, WAC Artist Studios, the Willard Arts Center, and the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho. Admission is free.

An all-ages glow celebration in Idaho Falls brings music, dancing, food, and fun to the zoo. Complimentary glow items and soda are available, and DJ Marv supplies the soundtrack. A vibrant evening for families to share.

Celebrating its 19th year, the Policeman’s Ball features dinner, entertainment, and plenty of raffles, with proceeds benefiting the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center and the BCSO and IFPD memorial funds. Tickets will be available online.

Rita Richardson takes the stage at The Celt with a live set featuring a broad mix of cover songs across country, folk, pop, and light rock, along with selections from her own music. The performance moves from genre to genre, pairing recognizable favorites with original material.

Designed for beginners in intuitive development, this foundational class focuses on discovering your own energy and building clarity about what is yours versus what you may be picking up from others. Participants learn to notice how personal energy feels in the body, distinguish internal sensations from outside influences, understand how emotions can shift around other people, and strengthen self-awareness, grounding, and nervous system regulation. The session blends gentle teaching with guided practice, including a grounding exercise, body-based awareness and intuitive noticing, playful energy-sensing activities with partners, and an exercise to explore empathic tendencies. The environment is supportive and beginner friendly, emphasizing practice over perfection and encouraging a slower, more trusting relationship with your own energetic experience. Hosted by Spirit Flow Studio, this offering is part of a seven-module Beginner Intuition Series that helps participants reconnect with intuition and feel confident in their spiritual connection. Recordings are available in the community for those who cannot attend live. The class is offered in person, and access is included for members of the studio’s online community. Pricing options include paying $15 at the door by card, Venmo, or exact cash, or accessing the class through a $10 per month community membership that can be canceled at any time. The wider series includes both in-person sessions in Idaho Falls and online modules, with recordings of each module available in the community.

Designed for families with children ages 2 to 5, this monthly program features a fresh theme explored through hands-on crafts, playful games, music, and snacks. Registration opens ahead of each session. English sessions are offered with multiple options, and there is also a Spanish-only session. Themes rotate each month. Supported by Idaho National Laboratory.

Comfort Home Care hosts a monthly Bingo get together at the Shelley Senior Center on the second Friday. Lunch from the center starts things off, then the cards come out for a spirited game with prizes, friendly company, and a cheeky sense of humor. Guests can bring friends, lucky tokens, and plenty of laughs for an easygoing afternoon that mixes good food with classic Bingo fun.

Explore a community craft fair featuring more than 160 local artisans, crafters, and small business owners at the Bonneville County Fairgrounds in Idaho Falls. Spread across all four buildings, the event offers handmade goods, specialty items, and fun food for your home, for gift giving, and for the holidays. Visit the Food Truck Alley for additional treats. Admission is free.

Artists can meet fellow creatives from the community, share what they are working on, and learn about a range of artistic methods. The focus is on building relationships, sparking fresh ideas, and growing together.

Discover Reiki in a relaxed, welcoming setting at Spirit Flow Studio’s open house Reiki share. Explore the basics, receive a short Reiki session, take a moment to unwind, connect with others in a peaceful atmosphere, and get to know the studio and what it offers. Reiki is a gentle Japanese energy practice that encourages relaxation, eases stress, supports emotional balance, and nurtures overall well-being. Many experience it as calming, grounding, and deeply restorative. No prior experience or specific beliefs are required, and it can be a meaningful outing on your own or with a friend, partner, or family member. This gathering is open to everyone. Admission is $10 per person and can be paid by card, Venmo, or exact cash.

Silent Book Club meets on the second Wednesday of each month. The gathering begins with about 30 minutes of relaxed conversation, followed by roughly an hour of quiet reading. Bring a book you are already enjoying, or choose a new title from the shop.

Boo at the Zoo brings a family focused Halloween to the Idaho Falls Zoo at Tautphaus Park. Attendees are encouraged to wear costumes and explore the zoo in a new way, surrounded by thousands of glowing displays and sculptures, engaging activities, and treat stations hosted by community vendors. Children age 2 and under receive free admission. Costume contests take place on the main stage with prizes for top family looks, animal themed outfits, and overall standouts in age groups 0 to 3, 4 to 6, and 7 to 11.

Registration is open for The TRU Challenge at AMROCK, a fitness competition offering both individual entries and pairs divisions for same-gender or mixed-gender teams. Competitors can select from Novice, Intermediate, RX, Masters, or Adaptive categories. Expect tough workouts, energetic matchups, and a supportive community atmosphere throughout the event. Whether you are chasing a podium finish, checking your progress, or stepping onto the competition floor for the first time, this format is designed to push and inspire. Come solo or partner up for a full day of friendly, high-intensity competition.

Beaux Cadeaux returns to The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho with a festive marketplace highlighting the talents of local and regional artists. Over three days, shoppers can explore distinctive gifts, including jewelry, ceramics, ornaments, prints, textiles, and original artwork. The event opens with a sneak preview, followed by two days of holiday shopping. Admission is free, offering a welcoming way for the community to support creatives while finding meaningful, artful presents. Artists interested in participating can review the prospectus on the museum’s website and submit applications to Maya Peters-Greno.

Discover Reiki in a relaxed, welcoming setting during an open house style share at Spirit Flow Studio. Attendees can learn the basics, receive brief Reiki energy sessions, unwind, connect with others in a peaceful space, and get a feel for the studio and its offerings. Reiki is a gentle Japanese energy practice that encourages relaxation, eases stress, and supports emotional balance and overall well-being. Many people find it calming and deeply restorative. No prior experience is needed. This gathering is open to everyone. Admission is $10 per person, payable by card, Venmo, or exact cash. It is also a friendly option for friends, partners, or family members who want to try something new together.

Healing Hands Metaphysical Store of Idaho Falls is offering free psychic readings for children 12 and under with Terri, the in-house psychic, plus candy. The experience is complimentary for eligible kids and embraces the spirit of Halloween fun.

Registration is open for the 2026 Idaho State Championships. Presented by Empire Strength & Fitness, the event takes place at Center Stage Theater in Idaho Falls.

Explore Reiki in a calm, welcoming setting during an open house style Reiki share at Spirit Flow Studio. Attendees can learn the basics of this gentle Japanese energy practice, receive Reiki, take time to relax, connect with others in a peaceful atmosphere, and get to know what the studio offers. Reiki supports relaxation, stress relief, emotional balance, and overall well-being, and many people describe it as calming, grounding, peaceful, or deeply restorative. No experience or specific beliefs are required, and all are welcome. Consider coming with a friend, partner, or family member to try something new together and continue the conversation afterward. This event is open to the public, and admission is 10 dollars per person, payable by card, Venmo, or exact cash.

A luck-themed sale at Healing Hands features a draw-for-your-deal format, letting each participant reveal a personalized offer. Rewards in the mix may include savings, giveaways, and the chance at a $100 shopping spree.

The AMA EnduroCross Championship returns to Mountain America Center for two nights of racing with Rounds 5 and 6. Elite off-road motorcycle riders will navigate a demanding indoor course built with rocks, logs, tractor tires, sand, and other obstacles. Each lap tests speed, precision, and endurance as competitors vie for important championship points. Whether you follow motorsports closely or are new to EnduroCross, expect soaring jumps, tight battles, and nonstop action from start to finish. This high-energy event brings top-tier indoor off-road competition to Mountain America Center.

A community Reiki share at Spirit Flow Studio offers a relaxed, welcoming setting to explore this Japanese energy practice. Guests can learn a bit about how Reiki works, receive a brief session, unwind from the week, connect with others in a peaceful environment, and discover what the studio provides. No prior experience or specific beliefs are required. Reiki encourages deep relaxation, helps ease stress, and supports emotional balance and overall well-being. Many participants describe feeling soothed, centered, and profoundly restored. This gathering is open to the public. The cost is $10 per person, payable by card, Venmo, or exact cash. For building access, use the door next to the Mountain and Lake mural in the back parking lot. The studio is on the third floor, and an elevator is available.

World Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker at the Frontier Center for the Performing Arts, offering a classic holiday ballet that welcomes audiences of all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker awakens and leads her through whirling snow, a skirmish with mice, and a visit to the shimmering Kingdom of Sweets. The production features a cast of 40 dancers, more than 150 hand sewn costumes, and detailed hand crafted sets that bring this festive world to life. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide with a roster of professional artists representing over ten countries, having performed in more than 300 cities for over 500,000 attendees. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.

At the Frontier Center for the Performing Arts, Swan Lake takes on a fresh life as classical ballet meets modern light artistry. Tchaikovsky’s cherished music and traditional choreography anchor the evening while innovative lighting and luminous costumes trace every movement, turning the stage into a shifting tapestry of color and feeling. Technology is integrated thoughtfully to elevate the storytelling without overshadowing the elegance of the original. Experience a renewed take on a legendary work, where illumination, sound, and dance come together in striking unity.

Tickets are on sale now for a show that welcomes all ages and features reserved seating. More information about the artist is available online.

Explore Reiki in a relaxed, welcoming setting at an open house style Reiki share. Whether you are brand new or simply curious, you can learn the basics of this gentle Japanese energy practice, receive a brief Reiki session, and take time to unwind. It is also a chance to connect with others in a peaceful space and get a feel for what Spirit Flow Studio offers. Reiki supports relaxation, stress relief, emotional balance, and overall well-being. Many people describe the experience as calming, grounding, and deeply restorative. No experience or particular beliefs are needed. You are welcome to bring a friend, partner, or family member and try something new together. This event is open to the public. The cost is $10 per person and can be paid by card, Venmo, or exact cash.

At Longfellow Elementary School, families can enjoy an evening of lively story readings led by staff from Longfellow and members of the local community. Before heading out, grab a cookie, warm up with hot cocoa, and meet Santa.