Family events in Post Falls, ID

Savor an updated Italian Night menu featuring deep fried ravioli, spaghetti with meat sauce, cioppino, and chicken fettuccine Alfredo, plus a weekly chef’s choice special. Every meal is served with Caesar salad and garlic bread, and the dessert offering is limoncello ricotta cheesecake. The event is open to the community in Post Falls.

Pet Savers hosts a low-cost vaccine clinic that helps keep cats and dogs protected without straining the budget. It is open to all pet owners and focuses on quick, compassionate care. Short wellness exams are available for $30. If a pet is over six months old and not spayed or neutered, an additional fee applies, and that amount can be credited toward a spay or neuter if completed within 60 days. The clinic runs regularly each week, with appointments offered on Tuesdays and once a month on a Saturday. Prices are structured to support a mission of preventing litters and reducing pet overpopulation through accessible spay, neuter, and vaccination services. Online booking is available.

At Adorkable Flowers & Gifts, little ones ages 2 to 6 can enjoy a welcoming session filled with hands-on crafts, open-ended play, and time to connect with other children. Each gathering features simple guided art projects alongside plenty of room for free exploration and interaction. Caregivers are encouraged to stay and participate. Stop by for creativity, play, and new friends.

Kick off game day with a pregame line dancing session at the Spokane Indians game, set in the bandstand area just in front of the gates outside the stadium. Everyone dances together near the stage, with one person on stage. Participation is open to everyone and all ages, and you can take part even if you are not attending the baseball game since no one enters the stadium until the dancing wraps up. Afterward, those with tickets can head to their seats to cheer on the Spokane Indians. A block of more than 20 tickets is reserved for Sugar Shakers, Heart Breakers, and their friends and family. A similar gathering took place last year as well.

Explore an open resource room featuring homeschool materials including books, curricula, games, and tools, along with encouraging support. It is free to attend, and everyone is welcome to come as they are.

Explore the story of Fort Coeur d'Alene, later known as Fort Sherman, a post established in 1879 beside Lake Coeur d'Alene and the Spokane River. This tour highlights the fort’s history and how the surrounding city developed around it. The outing concludes with a visit inside Fort Sherman Chapel, recognized as the city’s earliest church, school, library, and gathering place.

The menu features unlimited pancakes, coffee, and juice, along with eggs and sausage. Admission is $9 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under. A raffle for a half beef and a freezer is planned, and winners do not need to be present to win that prize. Additional door prizes will be awarded, and those require being present to claim. Proceeds support efforts that help the community.

Experience Lake Coeur d’Alene from the water on a peaceful 90 minute cruise that takes in forested shores, distinctive waterfront homes, and sights best viewed from the lake. The captain offers brief commentary along the way, and the boat provides a comfortable setting with indoor and outdoor seating plus a full service bar. Boarding takes place at Independence Point. Tickets are $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and older, $23.75 for ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free.

Take in a two-hour sunset dinner cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene featuring sweeping views and an easygoing vibe. A chef-crafted buffet includes roasted beef, baked salmon, a fresh summer green salad, and other selections for varied tastes. A full no-host bar is available to pair with your meal. This daily outing suits gatherings with friends, families, or colleagues. Pricing is $85.75 for adults, $83.75 for seniors (55+), $62.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free.