Family events in Moscow, ID

Pullman Market on Main moves into the open air in Downtown Pullman, setting up near its former indoor location. It runs alongside the Downtown Pullman Art Walk, creating an easy way to pair market finds with art, music, food, local shops, coffee, and a relaxed stroll. Expect live music from Whiskey & Wine Band and a robust slate of vendors, including Purpose Roasters, Dedman’s Depot, Debils Wax Creations, Hazel Knits, @local.rebel.co, Gnarly Textiles, Silver Raven Star, @beadybracelets, Stitch Pals, Custom Creations by MV, Twisted Moon Creations, @heartfeltdelights, Inspirations By Skeen, @birdyandjune, @shopdivision1, Moonlightmirror_Officialshop, Pat’s, and Whelan-Ewartsville Grange, with more to be announced. The outdoor market is supported by the Addium-METER Foundation and METER Group along with Downtown Pullman, and Kids Market Bucks are sponsored by Inland North Waste from Moscow.

A play day for kids and adults featuring musical freestyle. Participants choreograph a routine with their horses to music and then present their moves.

POP! Club is back at the Moscow Farmers Market in Downtown Moscow, offering kids ages 5 to 12 a hands-on way to connect with local food. Through conversations with farmers, games, and trying fresh fruits and vegetables, participants discover new flavors and learn where food comes from. Each child receives market vouchers to choose and purchase produce on their own. Registration is free, and families can sign up on any POP! Club day. The Moscow Farmers Market celebrates local farmers, artisans, and musicians by creating direct connections with residents and visitors. Expect farm-grown foods such as produce, meat, cheese, and wine, along with distinctive handmade goods, artisan creations, and original-recipe cuisine. The market supports sustainable economic, social, and environmental practices and has been a cherished community fixture since its start in 1976 as a small grassroots gathering. This is a nicotine-free setting. Vaping, tobacco chewing, and smoking are not permitted. For health and safety, pets, emotional support animals, and non-ADA service animals must remain on the sidewalks. Emotional support animals are not covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act and are not allowed in the main thoroughfare.

Story Time is back at BookPeople of Moscow with weekly read-alouds led by Jenny Kostroff. One session is designed for babies and toddlers, and another welcomes children in kindergarten and up. It offers an easy way for families to enjoy stories together and connect with the community.

Celebrate the world of Laura Ingalls Wilder at White Spring Ranch with an ice cream social and hands-on history. Explore an 1876 Idaho log cabin filled with artifacts and take a self-guided look through the historic farmhouse, which dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. Enjoy live traditional music featuring fiddling by Alan Chidester, piano by Jeanne McHale, and dulcimer by John Elwood. Horse and cart rides add to the historic atmosphere. A dress-up corner with hats, shawls, and period-style clothing invites photos and playful moments. WSU Ferdinand’s Ice Cream is part of the festivities, and seating is available on the lawn for relaxing between activities. The kitchen entrance is accessible, and there is plenty to experience on the first floor of the farmhouse. This interpretive day highlights how Little House tales connect with Idaho’s own pioneer stories. Sponsored by Latah Arts & Culture and Genesee Recreation District grants. Donations are welcome to support ongoing programs.

At Troy City Park, the Latah Farmers Market and Community Market come together for an evening summer market featuring crafts and activities for kids, a variety of vendors, and live music by Highway 99.