Events in Meridian, ID

The Animal Retreat presents its 7th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser at Lakeview Golf Club, a day centered on golf, community, and giving back. As the organization’s largest annual fundraiser, funds support dogs and bunnies in their care by providing medical treatment, rehabilitation, food, shelter, and help finding permanent homes. The tournament uses a scramble format with a shotgun start. Entry includes lunch, a cart, and a drink ticket. A hole-in-one prize of $10,000 will be on the line, along with additional prizes. The event also acknowledges the vital support of golfers, sponsors, donors, volunteers, and supporters who make the mission possible.

At Independence Indoor Shooting, this one-day course concentrates on shooting positions and effective sling use to improve stability with a carbine. The curriculum draws on the rifle component of early patrol rifle training as well as concepts from squad designated marksman programs.

Challenge yourself with Extreme Book Nerd Challenge 2026 by reading fifty books over fifty weeks. Participants can register, and the 2026 reading log is available at Nampa Public Library.

Beginner-friendly Dungeons and Dragons instruction focuses on the essentials of play while fostering teamwork, storytelling, and creative problem solving. Intended for ages 9 to 12, this program takes place in the Board Room on the library’s third floor. Two sessions present identical content, so participants should select only one. Space is limited.

Organized play for Star Wars: Unlimited TCG features casual time for trading, deckbuilding, and friendly games before the main event begins. Regular weekly events will be either Constructed or Draft, and everyone receives OP prize packs along with additional prizes. Constructed runs for three rounds at $6 per player. Each participant gets one booster, with a second and third booster awarded for two and three round wins. Draft also runs for three rounds at $15 per player. Players keep everything they draft and earn packs based on round wins.

A concert featuring Theory Of A Deadman alongside Sevendust takes place at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, Idaho.

Grove Alley returns to Downtown Nampa with a blend of soul, funk, and jazz. The performance features a wide-ranging set that covers the works.

Theory of a Deadman and Sevendust perform live at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, ID.

Craft Lounge transforms into an intimate, energetic jazz club as the Dean Jennings Jazz Quartet performs. Live jazz is paired with artisanal drinks that complement the music and shape the atmosphere.

Lorcana TCG League Night has a $7 entry. Participants compete in three rounds, with each match decided in a best of three format. Promotional items are distributed at random, and packs are awarded based on results. Zero or one win earns one pack, two wins earn two packs, and three wins earn three packs.

Droppin' Dimes will appear at Meridian Main St. Market, providing entertainment for market visitors.

This shopping event features more than 200 new, fun, and unique items, with every piece priced at $12 or less. Complimentary mimosas are provided while you shop. Discounts are not available.

Visit the Flower Trailer at the Nampa Farmers Market for a fresh selection of seasonal, locally grown blooms that are great for brightening your home or gifting to someone special. Explore a bustling market of local vendors, enjoy delicious bites, and take in live music that adds to the community atmosphere. Bring friends or family, choose your favorite flowers, and soak up the charm of the market while you browse.

Spend a relaxed morning wandering the flower rows, picking favorite blooms, and enjoying the colors of the season. Admission is free. U-pick containers start at $15, and handmade lavender products will be available for purchase. For details about private u-pick events, photoshoots, or flower availability for florists, email info@deerflatranch.com.

The 11th annual Blue Ribbon Rally charity car show for prostate cancer awareness brings a premier Treasure Valley automotive showcase to the Idaho Urologic Institute in Meridian. This family-friendly gathering offers free spectator admission and features more than 160 cars and trucks from across the region, including classic, custom, and specialty vehicles. Guests can enjoy live music, food trucks, trophy presentations, and a robust raffle. Awards include Best of Show, People’s Choice, Kids’ Choice, and additional categories. Raffle highlights include a choice between a seven-night Alaska or Mexico cruise or a $3,000 travel credit, a scenic flight for two over the Treasure Valley, a guided fishing trip on Cascade Lake, a weekend golf package with two carts, a private library wine tasting for six at Telaya Wine Co., a Lamson fly rod and reel, plus gift cards, auto services, sporting goods, sunglasses, and more. Raffle tickets will be sold at the event, with proceeds benefiting Idaho2Fly and the Prostate Cancer Foundation to support men and families affected by cancer and to advance prostate cancer research. Day of show vehicle registration and staging are available. The event is hosted by Idaho Urologic Institute, Bretz RV & Marine, Boise Idaho Jeep Club, Idaho British Car Club, and Valley Corvettes.

Explore art and crafts, enjoy food options, and search for finds at a friendly flea market. This small market is appreciated by its community.

Experience rock wall climbing at no charge, designed for people with special needs. This opportunity provides free access to the wall so participants can give climbing a try.

The Idaho PKD Walk returns for its second year at Hillsdale Park in Meridian, offering a simple park walk for attendees as part of this annual gathering.

This community walk at Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park brings people together in support of ending Alzheimer’s. The event offers ways to take part through walking, volunteering, donating, or helping spread the word. Support for the cause is appreciated.

Enjoy a free, casual Pokemon Trading Card Game open play. Players of all experience levels are welcome. Bring a deck to trade and battle, and receive a promo pack simply for attending. If a competitive event such as a prerelease, League Challenge, or League Cup is scheduled, this open session is replaced, so check the schedule for those weeks.

Scott Knickerbocker crafts original songs that encourage listeners to see the world with fresh wonder. His music draws on the vein of “old, weird America,” weaving whimsical, finger-picked country blues on guitar with ghostly banjo ballads and lively old-time fiddle tunes. He is a professor of English and Environmental Studies at The College of Idaho, where he teaches courses spanning literature, outdoor education, American roots music, and songwriting. He is also the author of Ecopoetics: The Language of Nature, the Nature of Language, released by UMass Press in 2012.

This weekly organized play event centers on the Gundam trading card game. The entry fee is $6 and the format uses three Swiss rounds. Everyone who participates receives a booster pack and an OP pack, with additional prizes available based on the number of round wins. Bring your own deck.

At Warhawk Air Museum, September Swing unfolds as the museum’s biggest celebration of the year, channeling a 1945 vibe with a live swing band. The evening begins with a lesson, making it easy for first-timers to learn the steps and be dancing in no time. 1940s era or inspired attire is encouraged to match the mood. This is an 18-and-over event, with a no-host bar and food vendors available.

Dorothy brings bold vocals and riff-forward hard rock built for big singalongs and bigger volume. With Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots also on the bill, Nampa hosts a stacked rock lineup for one powerful night.

Godsmack brings The Rise of Rock Tour to the Outdoor Amphitheater at the Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho.

Test your skills in a One Piece Trading Card Game organized play event featuring three rounds using Swiss pairings. The entry fee is $7. Every participant receives a booster pack and an organized play pack regardless of results, with the chance to earn additional packs based on the number of round wins. Bring your own deck to take part.

Participants of every age can imagine and build their own creations with LEGO bricks. A dedicated area with DUPLO blocks will be set aside for younger children to explore.

This event features Black Label Society at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, Idaho.

Shot Glass appears at the Sandbar with a mix of country, southern, and classic styles.

Settle in for a yacht rock evening filled with smooth favorites and soft rock nostalgia. Expect classics from the Eagles, Hall and Oates, and Steely Dan, plus sing-along staples like More Than a Woman by the Bee Gees, Just the Two of Us by Grover Washington Jr., and Wonderful Tonight by Eric Clapton. Enjoy Sapphire Room cocktails along with a full dinner and bar menu while the hits play. The Sapphire Room is family friendly and welcomes all ages. Every person must have a ticket, and babies carried in arms are not allowed.

This yearlong program encourages youth to read at least one book per month and complete a playful prompt in a reading passport. Bring the passport to the information desk on the first floor each month to receive a small reward. Passports are available for pickup at the information desk on the first floor. Open to ages 0 to 12, including those who will turn 13 in 2026.

Secrets simmer in a historic railway backdrop as an interactive murder mystery unfolds inside the historic train depot in Nampa. Step into the role of detective, gather clues, question suspects, study the evidence, and work against the clock to reveal who is responsible. The experience delivers immersive storytelling with unexpected turns, light refreshments to enjoy along the way, and plenty of opportunities to test your sleuthing skills with friends, family, or fellow investigators. Stay sharp, ask the tough questions, and piece together the truth to solve the case. Tickets are available, and the same program is offered on three separate days. Please note that there is no actual train ride included.

Harvest Market at Victory Gardens offers a festive fall atmosphere with organic pumpkins, a variety of artisanal vendors, and cozy seasonal coffee drinks. Browse vibrant plants that celebrate the season and enjoy a relaxed market experience that suits many interests.

The Out of the Darkness Treasure Valley Walk is a community gathering at Julius Kleiner Memorial Park in Meridian, Idaho that centers on suicide prevention, remembrance, and hope for those affected by suicide. Participants walk to honor loved ones, support friends and family, or raise awareness. Money raised supports the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention as it advances research, advocacy, and education programs throughout Idaho. There is no cost to register, and people of all ages are welcome, including individuals, families, friends, teams, and community members. Every step contributes to lifesaving work and strengthens prevention efforts close to home.

Celebrate the season with a fall gathering at Pumpkin Palooza Treasure Valley. Explore the pumpkin patch, paint purple pumpkins, and enjoy cider afterward. The event is free. It is geared toward ages 5 to 17, yet families and all ages are welcome. Registration is requested to help confirm attendance.

Celebrate community at the Live Younger Gala, a refined fundraiser supporting the Meridian Senior Center. The evening opens with registration and a cocktail hour, followed by a catered dinner. The program features live and silent auctions along with raffles, creating meaningful opportunities to contribute to a worthy cause. Guests can enjoy good food, warm conversation, and shared purpose while helping fund programs that help the senior community live younger every day. Hosted by Meridian Senior Center.

This sealed-format event spotlights the newest Gundam TCG starter decks, ST-11 through ST-14. Entry is $20. Participants open ST-11–14 starter decks and use those cards to play rounds. Promos are awarded to participants, and everyone keeps every card they open.

The second annual Lyrics 4 Layers at The Dalton Royal supports The Closet Inc. of Boise, ID with live performances and community giving. A special guest performance by Sean Cross Magic is part of the program, alongside a lineup featuring Tuesday Madison, Kolten Williams, ARY, and TNYG that spans pop punk, country, pop R&B, and hip hop. This all-ages benefit uses a Proud To Pay approach of $10 or more at the door, or donations from the most needed item list. Requested items include boys jeans in sizes Y10 to Y14, men’s jeans in sizes 34 to 36, men’s and women’s sweatpants and sweatshirts, men’s wallets, belts, accessories such as sunglasses, hats, cologne, and face care items, women’s deodorant, and chapstick. Bring a layer, leave a legacy.

EpicUnion brings an upbeat, cross genre dance party to Players Pub & Grill / Westy’s, keeping the energy high with a seamless flow of familiar tunes built for the dance floor. Rooted in the Treasure Valley and led by Lori Power, the band draws on decades of music, weaving vintage grooves with classic favorites to create a lively celebration. More information will be shared soon, and the plan is to feature an Oktoberfest theme.

This store-level Riftbound TCG event centers on competitive play, where players square off against one another for exclusive rewards. The entry fee is $15. Prize support follows a top heavy structure that favors the highest placements.

A national specialty presented by the Cascade GSMD Club, Golden State GSMD Club, and the GSMD Club of the Rockies takes place at Expo Idaho. Co-chairs Annika Schmid and Liz Coit lead the show. Spanning several days, the event offers a welcoming setting for participants and supporters connected with these clubs.

At the Warhawk Air Museum, the Kilroy Coffee Klatch is a monthly gathering that brings together Idaho’s veteran community. Veterans from every branch, spanning service from World War II to the present, connect over coffee and snacks, enjoy camaraderie, and hear a guest speaker present on military topics. Open to all who have served, with free admission for veterans.

Fit and Fall Proof helps older adults reduce the risk of injury and maintain independence. The class teaches easy-to-learn exercises that build strength and endurance, with the goal of decreasing falls and trips that can come with aging.

Held at Idaho Pizza in Meridian, this monthly meeting offers a chance to order dinner, connect with fellow attendees, learn about the Kuna Trail Riders Club, and watch the newest videos.

Mastodon performs live in Garden City at Revolution Concert House and Event Center. The concert features the band on stage in a dedicated music venue.

Look for an energetic night of stand-up as Matt Rife takes the stage at the Ford Idaho Center. The set moves quickly, blending audience interaction, quick one-liners, and surprising moments that spark plenty of did he really just say that reactions. The pace and crowd work keep the experience feeling spontaneous and unpredictable from start to finish.

PAWS for Mental Wellness will take place at Storey Dog Park in recognition of World Mental Health Day. Additional details will be announced soon.

Taking place at Julius M. Kleiner Memorial Park, this family-friendly 5K fun run brings the community together in support of adoption. Entry fees help cover adoption expenses such as home study reviews, attorney fees, and court-related costs, easing financial barriers so more children can be welcomed into permanent, loving families. Participants of all ages can take part by running, walking, or offering support along the route, and the day centers on family, hope, and the significant difference adoption can make. Friends, relatives, coworkers, and neighbors gather for a community-focused experience that helps families progress on the path to providing a forever home.

Rise & Riffs at Dunkley Music Meridian centers on hands-on exploration of Boss pedals and Katana amplifiers. A Boss representative will be on site offering live demos, answering questions, and running giveaways, including a chance to win a Boss guitar pedal. Attendees can try guitars and effects, trade riffs with fellow players, and enjoy coffee and donuts. After the main session wraps, Boss rep Troy Liese will remain to continue showcasing the pedal lineup and provide additional guidance.

The next Second Saturday Talk will feature a topic to be announced soon. It is planned for the Nampa Library, with the specific room still to be confirmed, and also offers a virtual option through Zoom. For the online format, the co-host, VP Candice, will provide access details. The Idaho Writers Guild states that it is not affiliated with or endorsed by any Idaho libraries.

Step into a rail-era whodunit at the historic Nampa Train Depot, where a hidden secret lurks among fellow passengers. Throughout this interactive experience, participants examine evidence, question suspects, and connect the clues in a race to unmask the culprit before time is up. Expect an immersive setting, suspenseful storytelling, surprising turns, and light refreshments to keep investigators fueled while they work. Friends, family, and fellow sleuths can collaborate to test their detective skills together. The event takes place in the depot setting only, with no train ride included. Identical sessions are offered on separate days.

Explore fresh produce, community vendors, and handmade goods at the SO|ME Market at Pinnacle. Browse a variety of offerings from local sellers and find unique items crafted close to home.

Start a six-part culinary journey around the world with a passport in hand. Each month highlights a different destination through themed bites, sips, and experiences that bring its flavors, culture, and atmosphere to life. To RSVP, call 208- 996-1322.

Murder on the Nampa Express turns the historic Nampa Train Depot into an interactive crime scene where participants examine clues, question suspects, and piece together the truth before time expires. The experience features an immersive story in a rail-themed setting with unexpected twists and light refreshments to enjoy while you investigate. Come solo or with friends and family to test your detective skills alongside fellow sleuths. Tickets are available, and the same program is offered on three separate days. Please note that the experience occurs at the depot and does not include an actual train ride.

Back for a second year at Lloyd Square, the Viva Nampa Festival teams up with 208NightMarket to showcase street food vendors, creative crafts, and engaging experiences. Admission is free. Appreciation goes to Lactalis, the Visionary Sponsor.

The Upper Cumberland Bigfoot Festival grows into a two day celebration as Center Hill Events takes the helm. Expect more than 100 vendors, over 15 food trucks, live music and contests, a meet and greet with Mountain Man, Turtle Man, and Swamp Man, and a featured talk by Jim Powell and team. A Bigfoot Calling Contest runs both days with judging by Turtle Man and Swamp Man. The lineup even includes wrestling with Bigfoot. Admission is $10, and children 5 and under are free. A limited number of vendor spaces remain, with two spots currently available. Interested vendors can text (213) 218-5017, which is preferred, or email vfapply@gmail.com. The festival takes place at the Cumberland County Fairgrounds.

This multimedia art class with Diana explores multiple art forms. Participants can try painting, draw with technical pens, create collages, and experiment with stamps while learning techniques that encourage creative expression. The session is designed to offer something for everyone by encouraging discovery across different materials.

Charles Wesley Godwin performs with The Allegheny High at Revolution Concert House. Tickets are available, and marking Interested on the event page offers a chance to win a free pair of tickets.

Enjoy a fall-themed Ladies Day Out at The White Barn at Happy Valley, with drinks, light bites, conversation, and shopping in support of a cause. Registration includes appetizers, a fashion presentation, and a featured speaker. A silent auction is also planned. Space is limited, and registration details are forthcoming.

Enjoy a performance from Matt Rife at the Arena at Ford Idaho Center in Nampa, Idaho.

For more than a century, Swan Lake has captivated audiences with Tchaikovsky’s music and enduring choreography. This new interpretation honors that legacy while embracing modern artistry. Fluid classical movement is paired with innovative lighting that paints the stage in shifting hues and feeling. Costumes infused with light echo each dancer’s motion, turning every sequence into a dynamic visual tableau. The technology is integrated with care so the essence of ballet remains at the forefront. Experience a legend anew as light, music, and movement come together in a vivid, immersive performance.

Hollywood Undead and In This Moment come together for Taste of Chaos at Revolution Concert House and Event Center in Garden City, Idaho. This concert features performances from both bands in one show.

Scorpion Entertainment hosts a George Strait tribute featuring Amarillo by Morning, with The Rocking Horse Medicine Show and Megan Woller appearing as Shania Twain. Amarillo by Morning is billed as a leading tribute to hall of fame country legend George Strait, built to capture the feel of a real concert. The band is led by Grammy-nominated Nashville vocalist Rowdy McCarran and performs favorites like Amarillo by Morning, All My Exes Live in Texas, Check Yes or No, The Fireman, and more. The atmosphere welcomes both boot-wearing traditionalists and casually dressed fans who love these enduring country hits. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu and is family friendly with all ages welcome. A ticket is required for every attendee, and infants in arms are not permitted.

At Pet Supplies Plus - Garden City, ID, this rabbit-focused adoption event features a friendly meet and greet, merchandise for purchase, and grooming services for attendees’ bunnies. The aim is to help these rabbits find loving, permanent homes while offering a welcoming space for people who care about bunnies to connect.

Chris Smither, praised by the Associated Press, brings a lifetime in song shaped by New Orleans roots and a deep love of the blues. Born in Miami during World War II and raised in New Orleans, he learned his first chords on his mother’s ukulele with help from his Uncle Howard, then chased the sound of Lightnin’ Hopkins and Mississippi John Hurt. In his twenties he left anthropology studies for Boston at the urging of Eric von Schmidt, forging friendships with fellow artists including Bonnie Raitt, who later recorded “Love You Like a Man” and “I Feel the Same.” His performances are defined by propulsive fingerpicking layered over the backbeat of his tapping feet, with the footwork mic'd when he performs. Across decades of songwriting and touring, Smither’s catalog spans early 1970s releases, a celebrated return to recording and the road, live albums captured without overdubs, collaborations with producers like Stephen Bruton and David Goodrich, songs placed in films, and bills shared with artists such as B.B. King, Nanci Griffith, Dave Alvin, and Ramblin’ Jack Elliott. Recent highlights include Call Me Lucky in 2018 and More From The Levee in 2020. His 20th release, All About the Bones, features eight new originals alongside his versions of Eliza Gilkyson’s “Calm Before the Storm” and Tom Petty’s “Time to Move On,” with contributions from David Goodrich, Zak Trojano, BettySoo, and jazz saxophonist Chris Cheek, recorded at Sonelab Studios in Massachusetts. The Sapphire Room offers a full dinner and bar menu. The venue welcomes all ages and is family friendly. A ticket is required for every guest, and babies held in arms are not permitted.

The 39th annual, free trick-or-treat in Downtown Nampa brings families together as storefronts and local organizations welcome costumed children for candy while the streets buzz with Halloween excitement. The focus is on a simple, safe outing with seasonal attractions that include a corn maze, haunted houses, train rides and more. It is a long-standing tradition for many in the area. Lactalis serves as this year’s Visionary Sponsor.

Droppin' Dimes takes the stage at Westy's Players Bar and Grill for a performance.

The Country Bazaar returns for three days of browsing and buying, featuring one of a kind finds, festive holiday treasures, and delicious treats. Shoppers can discover gift worthy items and seasonal goodies throughout the event. Additional details will be announced soon.

This installment of the Culinary Passport Series spotlights a Taste of Norway. Part of a six-part journey around the globe, each month centers on a different destination with themed bites, sips, and experiences that showcase its flavors, culture, and atmosphere. To RSVP, call 208-996-1322.

Celebrate veterans over a hearty breakfast at Warhawk Air Museum. The menu features pancakes, eggs, and sausage, plus coffee, milk, and juice. After the meal, enjoy access to the entire museum and take time to explore. Details about advance ticket sales will be shared soon.

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.

Celebrate the GD-06 release for the Gundam Trading Card Game with a sealed format event using the Deckbuilding Kit. Seating is limited, and pre-registration is recommended to secure a spot, with sign-ups opening one month before the event date. The event will begin promptly, so plan to arrive on time. Entry is estimated at $60 and is subject to change.

SHOT GLASS takes the stage at Nampa Eagles for a set rooted in country, Southern, and classic styles.

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.

To honor Veterans Day, all veterans receive complimentary admission for the duration of this event. This offer is a simple way to recognize and thank those who have served.

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.

Jen Howard, an American singer songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Prestonsburg, Kentucky, brings a blend of folk, roots, reggae and sophisti-pop to Bar365 at The Riverside Hotel in Boise. Her songs center on human nature, love, courageous motivation and intentional compassion for ourselves and others. She released the debut EP Motion in 2019 and followed with the album Still in March 2024. Her live resume spans the United States with international stops in Canada, Germany, Iceland, Mexico, the Netherlands, Costa Rica and Peru.

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.

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.

TurkeyBowl 26 features a charity BloodBowl 7's tournament benefiting the Idaho Food Bank. All proceeds from the competition will go to the food bank. Raffle tickets for sponsor prizes will be available both in person and through the event’s Facebook page. More details will be shared there.

Take part in the OP-18 pre-release for the One Piece Card Game with a sealed format event. Entry is $35. Build a 50 card deck from six booster packs, bring 10 of your own Don!!! cards to complete your Don deck, and battle through Swiss rounds for a chance at extra prizes. Every participant keeps the packs they open. Space is limited, so paying in advance to reserve a seat is recommended.

At Victory Gardens, a winter market fills the weekend with seasonal cheer. The experience includes warm holiday beverages, artisan vendors offering handcrafted goods, opportunities to pick out a Christmas tree, and a holiday raffle.

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.

Celebrate the season at Players Pub / Westy's with a holiday sweater party powered by EpicUnion. Hailing from the Treasure Valley and fronted by Lori Power, the band brings a high energy blend of genres and decades, mixing retro grooves with classic hits for continuous, dance-friendly sets. Additional details will be shared as they become available.