Free events in Post Falls, ID

Meet at Fine Brewed for a friendly walk with conversation. Pick up a coffee, wear comfortable walking shoes, and head out together shortly after. Kids and pets can come along. Possible routes include nearby McEuen, City Park, and Tubb's Hill, or a relaxed stroll past downtown shop windows. It offers an easy way to connect with others while working toward a daily step goal.

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.

Magpie offers complimentary huckleberry tastings during the 5th Street Farmer’s Market, with a selection that changes from week to week. Guests can try items like jam, syrup, taffy, chocolate, popcorn, candies, and other treats, making it easy to sample a wide range of flavors over the season. Stop by while you stroll the market and discover a new favorite.

The 5th Street Farmers Market brings the flavors and creativity of the Pacific Northwest together in a friendly, community-focused setting. Browse seasonal produce, fresh flowers, delectable pastries, and handcrafted art, all while enjoying music that keeps the atmosphere upbeat. It is a welcoming place for friends and families, with plenty of opportunities to support local farmers, artisans, and musicians and to take home something fresh and unique.

Century 21 realtors Janene Kain, Lisa Patterson, and Michael Farrell are available in the Gozzer Room at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library on the first Wednesday of the month for complimentary, no-appointment consultations. Attendees can receive clear guidance on buying or selling, estimating a home’s current market value, strategies for downsizing or upsizing, relocating or buying a second home, and remodeling choices aimed at maximizing return on investment.

This long-running gathering is the original Kootenai County Farmers Market, celebrating 40 years of connecting farmers and artisans with the Coeur d'Alene community. All farms are inspected and every craft is juried for quality, so the stalls feature only what producers grow or make themselves. Browse seasonal vegetables, plants, and flowers, along with handcrafted, locally made wines, foods, and gift items. A food court area offers additional choices. Explore the market alongside the shops and restaurants at Riverstone Village. Enjoy live music while you wander. Parking is free, easy, and close, and cyclists can arrive from the Centennial Trail.

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 a summer market with both indoor and outdoor booths. The venue is accessible to people with disabilities, and parking and admission are free. Applications to participate are being accepted.