Events in Post Falls today

A relaxed weekly meetup at The Scale House Market where attendees focus on their own projects and connect with new friends. It offers a welcoming setting to make progress on whatever you are working on while enjoying friendly conversation.

At Coeur d'Alene Public Library, this Sit-n-Stitch welcomes ages 12 and up for a relaxed crochet-focused gathering. Those new to crochet or knitting can get started with provided materials, patterns, and project help. All skill levels are welcome, and participants may bring their own handwork projects.

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.

Begin something new with a weekly class that is open by registration only. For details about options and how to sign up, visit the organizer’s website.

Marina 33 hosts a trivia night built around rotating themes and a lively, good-spirited contest. This edition highlights Sports Night. There is no entry fee to participate, and top teams take home prizes.

The owner, Sherrie, is known for her talent, and this event is all about helping you start developing skills of your own.

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.

One Night Stand BBQ brings its food truck, and Hannah Siglin provides live music.

Amazing Entertainment presents Spokane-area singer and songwriter Ron Greene at The Social Spokane. Recognized for a soulful voice and a sound that blends blues, pop, rock, funk, and soul, he brings a groove-focused style that is both refined and expressive. A seasoned performer with a dynamic stage presence, he delivers a mix of original songs and inventive covers that keep the energy flowing from start to finish. His work draws comparisons to artists like John Mayer and Gary Clark Jr., highlighting strong songwriting and standout musicianship. The venue offers happy hour specials to complement the live music experience.

In the Nelson Room at the Coeur d'Alene library, this session features instruction and discussion on a wide range of dream topics.

Meet on the track at East Valley High School for a weekly Thursday track practice led by Coach James Gable. Those who are not part of Team Blaze can fill out a form to express interest in participating.

Sammy Eubanks, a local favorite, returns to Marina 33 with his signature blend of blues and rock, filling the riverfront with feel-good energy. Spend an evening by the water enjoying a live set, tasty bites, and chilled drinks, whether you have followed him for years or are hearing him for the first time. Settle in and let the music set the tone for the weekend.

A new Cars & Coffee meet launches at Grit Grounds, offering a relaxed setting for conversations about automobiles over drinks. This casual gathering keeps the focus on cars, coffee and friendly company in a welcoming space.

Spend a night focused on country swing with a step-by-step format. Start with a fundamentals session to build the basics, continue with another class for more learning, and finish with open social dancing to put new skills into practice.

Settle into the vibrant lounge at Seasons of Coeur d'Alene for a smooth blend of jazz, Motown, and easy listening. Casual Sax offers laid back melodies that ease away the week and fill the colorful space with an easygoing groove. It all captures the spirit of a jazzy summer in 2026.

At The Third Step, people come together to support one another on the path to recovery. The focus is on working together to build lasting recovery and greater freedom from a wide range of issues that can hold someone back.

Mike's Bar & Grill hosts karaoke with Rich, inviting guests to take the mic and enjoy a lively atmosphere. Between songs, play darts or shoot pool. The kitchen serves a full menu, and the bar is fully stocked. Friendly staff greet everyone with a smile.

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.

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.

Many new soap makers hesitate because of lye, especially when previous classes handled the mixing for them. This relaxed, hands-on workshop is dedicated to building confidence with that step. Each participant mixes a personal lye solution while learning safety practices, how to set up a workspace, accurate measuring, cleanup, and proper storage. There is time to ask questions, pick up practical tips, and learn about common mistakes so that a once-intimidating process feels approachable. Ideal for first-time makers and for anyone who has taken a soap class but never prepared lye, the class provides individual workstations along with protective equipment and all necessary materials. By the end, participants understand that lye is something to respect and manage, and they leave ready to make soap at home with greater assurance.

Part of NW-CMA Fest, Copper Mountain Band brings an hour of live country music to The Social Spokane. The festival features award-winning artists alongside emerging talent, plus cold drinks, food, and an easygoing outdoor vibe. Festival admission is required, and NW-CMA members receive discounted tickets.

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.

On Mondays, a $22 special pairs a burger with a brew. The offer is available all day in the dining room, bar, and simulator areas. Reservations are accepted, but parties of up to 10 do not need them. This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts. Additional daily specials are listed on the restaurant’s website.

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.

This session offers a focused 45 to 60 minute strength interval workout designed for every fitness level. The programming is prepared for you, so you can move at a pace that suits you while enjoying new variations each time. It is led by Trainer Matt, and participants span a range of experience levels. Pricing is $20 for drop-in or $60 monthly, and the first workout is free.

This bingo event features two sessions, including two progressive bingo games. All proceeds from the games are donated to local charities.

YaYa Brewing Company hosts a lively trivia event featuring two question rounds along with a picture round and a music round. Play solo or as part of a team for a relaxed, brain-teasing experience.

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.