Events in Rexburg, ID

People who worked at Idaho National Laboratory can attend a free educational lunch hosted by CNS Cares, a home care provider for energy workers, at Sizzler in Idaho Falls. The session explains how participants may qualify for compensation, health benefits, and in-home care, and it covers EEOICPA benefits. It also offers time to connect with friends and former co-workers over lunch. This ongoing series welcomes monthly RSVPs by phone at 208-271-5018.

An informal mingle for artists focused on conversation, collaboration, and creative growth. Share works in progress, learn from a variety of creative approaches, and exchange insight with peers. The gathering is designed to foster connections, spark new ideas, and encourage collective growth.

Parents and children ages 2 to 5 can explore a fresh theme each month through hands-on crafts, games, songs, and snacks. Sessions are offered in English, with a separate Spanish-only option available. Little Learners is supported by Idaho National Laboratory.

Each month on the second Wednesday, enjoy a low key book club that blends connection and quiet. It starts with about 30 minutes of casual conversation, then shifts into an hour of silent reading. Bring a book you are already reading, or pick out a new title from the shop.

This country line dancing session at the Idaho Falls Family YMCA takes place in the Multipurpose Fitness Room and centers on music, movement, and a friendly sense of community. No special footwear is required... boots or tennis shoes are both fine. Cost is $5 plus tax. For questions, call 208-523-0600.

Bats take center stage in a special nighttime experience at the zoo. Bat experts from BYU-Idaho and Idaho National Laboratory introduce the bats of Idaho, explain why they are important, and share how the zoo is helping protect natural habitat and expand knowledge of local species. Doors open 15 minutes before the program begins. Attendees gather in the William J. Maeck Education Center for activities and a short presentation, then, after sunset, head out on a guided walk to see the animals at night along with the wild bats that use the zoo as an important feeding ground. The evening features interactive displays and hands-on activities for the whole family. Advance registration is required and admissions will not be sold at the event. The cost is $6 per person for ages three and up, with children two and under admitted free. The program is designed to leave participants with a new appreciation for bats and the vital role they play.

Enjoy coffee on Thursdays at Amazing Glaze Donuts.

Speakeasy Lounge, presented by The Soiled Dove Jazz Club, is a weekly Thursday showcase of live music. Expect soulful jazz, blues, and acoustic performances in an intimate, speakeasy-style setting. The lineup brings together respected local musicians and touring artists, creating a memorable atmosphere that pairs well with craft cocktails and good company. Performance schedules and set times are subject to change.

Runners gather at Teton Running Company for an easygoing group run that starts and finishes at the same location. The emphasis is community, consistency, and simply enjoying the miles together. The route covers roughly five miles at a conversational pace, with plenty of chances to chat, connect, and encourage one another. All pace levels are welcome, and the group keeps everyone together so nobody is left behind.

Dance Fury Cuban Dance School teams up with The Heart Events for a lively Latin dance night filled with music, movement, and fun. Tickets are $10. Concessions will be open for snacks and drinks.

A welcoming crochet gathering centered on connection and creativity. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Participants can explore beginner techniques, work on a crochet or knitting project they bring, or simply enjoy conversation. Attendees may bring their own supplies, and materials will also be available to use. Admission is offered on a sliding scale of $15, $20, or $25. Hosted by crochet enthusiast Kaye Adams. Registration is available through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or website.

The Soiled Dove Jazz Club hosts The Dove Sessions, a weekly Friday and Saturday showcase of jazz, blues, and acoustic sets in an intimate, speakeasy style space. The lineup blends hometown favorites with traveling artists, creating a memorable atmosphere that pairs well with craft cocktails and conversation. Performance schedules and set times may change.

Now in its third year, this bluegrass festival spans three days with performances by nine bands. The setting is a grassy park with plenty of space for camping and jamming. Food trucks will be on site along with vendors. Jake Workman, who played guitar with Ricky Skaggs for a decade, is set to be featured. Tickets are available online for the festival and for a workshop with Jake Workman, and other workshops are also planned.

The Soiled Dove Jazz Club presents The Dove Sessions, a weekly series on Friday and Saturday that showcases live jazz, blues, and stripped-down acoustic sets. In a cozy, speakeasy-inspired space, each night features a blend of standout local players and touring artists, creating an intimate atmosphere shaped by rich sound and close-up performances. The laid-back vibe pairs naturally with craft cocktails and good company for an evening centered on music and connection. Performance schedules and set times are subject to change.

An evening of Latin dance begins with a full hour of guided instruction, followed by lively music and social dancing. No prior experience is required, so newcomers and seasoned dancers alike can take part. Admission is $15 per person. Registration is available through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or by calling ahead to secure a spot. For the latest schedule and registration options, check the Yoga Wellness Connection app or website. YWC events are non-refundable, and registrations may be transferred to another person with advance notice.

Curious about Reiki? Explore an open house Reiki share in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Learn the basics of this Japanese energy practice, receive a short session, and take time to unwind. Connect with others in a peaceful space and get a feel for the studio and its offerings. Reiki is intended to encourage relaxation, ease stress, and support emotional balance and overall well-being, and no prior experience or specific beliefs are required. It can be a meaningful way to try something new with a friend, partner, or family member, and many people describe the experience as calming, grounding, peaceful, and deeply restorative. This event is open to the public, and the cost is $10 per person, payable by card, Venmo, or exact cash.

Experience a guided sound journey that weaves together sound, music theory, sacred geometry, and the five elements of Ayurvedic science, with this edition centered on Vayu. Part of a monthly series, each session offers a new, immersive soundscape shaped by the featured element. Nicole Celeste Packer curates an ensemble from her extensive collection of world instruments, including crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flutes, gongs, chimes, rain sticks, drums, harmonium, and vocals. Participants begin by setting an intention, then settle in to relax as layered tones create a deeply resonant experience. A custom herbal tea blend crafted to complement the element is included. After the sound meditation, there is time to connect with others, share reflections, and integrate insights drawn from ancient philosophy and vibration-based practice. Led by Nicole Celeste Packer, creator of Yoga Wellness Connection, 500 ERYT, YACEP, MH Specialist, and experienced sound practitioner. Pricing is $20 for YWC members, $25 for non members, or $30 on the day of the event. Registration is available through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or website. YWC events are non refundable, and may be transferred to another person with advance notice.

Honoring the legacy of Wayne Peebles, this three-day gathering at Madison Fairgrounds in Rexburg focuses on starting young colts and advancing horsemanship. Horsemen and horsewomen from many places will demonstrate their skills while competing for a championship title, a saddle, a belt buckle, and cash prizes. Throughout the event, a series of fundraisers will be held. After event costs are covered, remaining proceeds will be placed in a dedicated fund that offers assistance to local cowboys and cowgirls injured in horse-related accidents, with an application process available for those in need.

This AGA networking event offers a welcoming setting to make new connections, exchange ideas, and grow your professional circle.

A monthly crafting series hosted by the Punk Rock Prince of Darkness brings people together to create.

Explore bellydance through rhythm, movement, and personal expression in a beginner friendly class that blends traditional and contemporary forms rooted in the cultures of Southwest Asia and North Africa. The session moves from a guided warm up into technique instruction, includes a short choreography segment, invites element themed improvisational exploration, and closes with a free dance. The atmosphere supports body awareness, confidence, and enjoyment. No prior experience or equipment is needed. Hip scarves are welcome, barefoot participation is encouraged, and people of all genders are invited. Instruction is led by Ilonka, a multi award winning bellydance artist with more than 20 years of study and performance, including training with master teachers around the world and the Salimpour Collective. Pricing is $15 for YWC members, $20 for non members, and $25 on the day of the event. Advance registration through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or by phone is recommended to secure a spot. YWC events are non refundable, and may be transferred to another person with prior notice.

Part of the 2026 tour, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight brings a 90 minute concert to Idaho Falls that reshapes rock and metal anthems through a classical approach. A 14 piece ensemble of classically trained musicians performs by candlelight, blending lyrical strings and powerful vocals with driving, amplified intensity. The set features music associated with Metallica, AC/DC, The Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Guns N' Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, The Cranberries and more. The lineup changes from show to show, uniting leading classical instrumentalists and vocalists. Attendees have rated the experience 4.7 out of 5 and highlight its nonstop excitement from the opening number to the finale. This production is not affiliated with the original artists or composers named, and all trademarks are the property of their respective owners.

Embrace the fall spirit at the Rexburg Market, where local vendors offer food, candles, Halloween decorations, art, one-of-a-kind clothing and accessories, freshly baked treats, and more. Entry is free. The first 25 or more customers through the doors will receive giveaways. Vendor registration is available.

An annual celebration from The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho turns the streets outside the museum into an open-air print studio as artists from the community ink hand-carved woodblocks and a steamroller presses the designs into bold, oversized prints. This collaborative showcase highlights creativity and innovation, inviting onlookers to see every step of the process from inking to the final reveal. Admission is free and all are welcome.

Children become sleuths in the exhibits, following clues and cracking cases in a limited-time series built for young explorers. Two sessions are offered each month, one for juniors ages 6 to 9 and another for detectives ages 10 to 13. Registration opens 30 days before each monthly session, and rotating themes keep every visit new.

This all ages, family friendly open mic at Hops N' Paws spotlights Marissa Leigh and marks the fifth event in a summer series presented with the venue. Signups open 30 minutes before the show and spots are limited, so arriving early is recommended. Each performer may share up to two songs. The program begins and concludes with sets from the featured artist. A mic, keyboard, and audio setup are available, and participants are welcome to bring their own instruments. Vocalists can connect a device to play backing tracks. Performers receive one complimentary drink ticket while supplies last. Entry is free, with separate fees possible for the dog park or other amenities at Hops N' Paws.

Browse a market featuring local metaphysical makers and artisans with more than 35 booths to explore. Admission is free. A cash bar will offer cocktails, mocktails, and beer, and giveaways are planned throughout the day. The event takes place at Holiday Inn & Suites Idaho Falls. A schedule of events will be shared as the market approaches.

Celebrate the release of The Last Circle at Barnes & Noble in Idaho Falls. Attendees can meet author Brittany C. Fry, take photos, and pick up a signed copy of her debut dark fantasy novel.

At Mountain America Center, discover hands-on workshops, live culinary demonstrations that spotlight fresh seasonal ingredients, and striking displays designed to inspire updates throughout your home. Top local businesses for remodeling and home improvement are featured, offering ideas and resources for upcoming projects.

Experience a full moon sound bath centered on reflection, release, and renewal. This session blends sound-based meditation with elements of music theory, sacred geometry, tradition, and integration. Guided by Nicole Celeste Packer, an experienced sound facilitator and the creator of Yoga Wellness Connection, the soundscape unfolds through instruments such as crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, Native American flutes, gongs, chimes, rain sticks, drums, harmonium, vocals, and more. Participants begin by setting a personal intention, then enjoy a themed herbal tea before settling into a meditative journey. Immersive vibrations encourage deep relaxation in a calm setting, and time is provided afterward to connect, share, and integrate within a supportive community. The experience is designed to leave attendees feeling refreshed and revitalized. Pricing is $20 for YWC members, $25 for non-members, and $30 on the day of the event. Registration is available through the Yoga Wellness Connection app or website. YWC events are non-refundable, but transfers to another guest are accepted with advance notice. Hosted at the Yoga Wellness Connection studio and event center.

The 19th Annual Policeman's Ball raises funds for the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Center as well as the BCSO and IFPD Memorial funds. Attendees can expect dinner, entertainment, and plenty of raffles, along with additional activities throughout the event.

Rita Richardson takes the stage at The Celt Pub with a dynamic live set that blends familiar covers and her own originals. The performance spans country, folk, pop, light rock, and more, offering a varied mix for music lovers.

Designed for beginners in intuitive development, this foundational class focuses on discovering your own energy and building clarity about what is yours versus what you may be picking up from others. Participants learn to notice how personal energy feels in the body, distinguish internal sensations from outside influences, understand how emotions can shift around other people, and strengthen self-awareness, grounding, and nervous system regulation. The session blends gentle teaching with guided practice, including a grounding exercise, body-based awareness and intuitive noticing, playful energy-sensing activities with partners, and an exercise to explore empathic tendencies. The environment is supportive and beginner friendly, emphasizing practice over perfection and encouraging a slower, more trusting relationship with your own energetic experience. Hosted by Spirit Flow Studio, this offering is part of a seven-module Beginner Intuition Series that helps participants reconnect with intuition and feel confident in their spiritual connection. Recordings are available in the community for those who cannot attend live. The class is offered in person, and access is included for members of the studio’s online community. Pricing options include paying $15 at the door by card, Venmo, or exact cash, or accessing the class through a $10 per month community membership that can be canceled at any time. The wider series includes both in-person sessions in Idaho Falls and online modules, with recordings of each module available in the community.

Registration is open for The TRU Challenge at AMROCK, a fitness competition offering both individual entries and pairs divisions for same-gender or mixed-gender teams. Competitors can select from Novice, Intermediate, RX, Masters, or Adaptive categories. Expect tough workouts, energetic matchups, and a supportive community atmosphere throughout the event. Whether you are chasing a podium finish, checking your progress, or stepping onto the competition floor for the first time, this format is designed to push and inspire. Come solo or partner up for a full day of friendly, high-intensity competition.

Returning to The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho after a pause in 2025 for an exhibition by the Society of Animal Artists, this annual holiday market brings together handmade work by artists from the area and the broader region. Over three days, shoppers can explore distinctive gifts that include jewelry, ceramics, ornaments, prints, textiles, and original artwork. A sneak preview on the opening evening sets the tone for the days ahead. Admission is free for the public.

Rita Richardson brings a live set to Idaho Brewing Company featuring a mix of cover songs across country, folk, pop, light rock, and more, along with her own original music. Food and drinks are available during the performance.

Bring a costume and enjoy trick or treating at community clinics. Visit one or both locations, Rexburg Medical and Seasons Medical, and pick up candy.

Registration is open for the 2026 Idaho State Championships, taking place at Center Stage Theater in Idaho Falls and hosted by Empire Strength & Fitness.

Explore Reiki in a calm, welcoming setting during an open house style Reiki share at Spirit Flow Studio. Attendees can learn the basics of this gentle Japanese energy practice, receive Reiki, take time to relax, connect with others in a peaceful atmosphere, and get to know what the studio offers. Reiki supports relaxation, stress relief, emotional balance, and overall well-being, and many people describe it as calming, grounding, peaceful, or deeply restorative. No experience or specific beliefs are required, and all are welcome. Consider coming with a friend, partner, or family member to try something new together and continue the conversation afterward. This event is open to the public, and admission is 10 dollars per person, payable by card, Venmo, or exact cash.

Two nights of high-octane EnduroCross competition arrive as the AMA EnduroCross Championship makes its return at Mountain America Center for Rounds 5 and 6. Top off-road motorcycle racers will navigate a tough indoor layout stacked with massive challenges, including rocks, logs, tractor tires, sand, and more. Each lap demands speed, precision, and stamina while riders fight for crucial points in the standings. Whether you follow motorsports closely or are new to EnduroCross, expect spectacular action, tight battles, and nail-biting racing from start to finish.

An annual Christmas market offers a festive start to the season with holiday shopping, family-friendly activities, and a community service opportunity open to all. A carefully selected lineup of more than 100 vendors and small businesses features handmade soaps and jewelry, mink blankets, artisan jams, crocheted dolls, temple dresses, handcrafted wooden toys, and many other thoughtful gifts. While exploring the market, enjoy photos with Santa, a scavenger hunt, door prizes, food trucks, face painting, free chair massages, and additional interactive fun. Attendees can also participate in a local service project that helps provide Christmas for the Family Crisis Center. Details about the project are available on the event page.

World Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker at the Frontier Center for the Performing Arts, offering a classic holiday ballet that welcomes audiences of all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve as her cherished Nutcracker awakens and leads her through whirling snow, a skirmish with mice, and a visit to the shimmering Kingdom of Sweets. The production features a cast of 40 dancers, more than 150 hand sewn costumes, and detailed hand crafted sets that bring this festive world to life. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved ballets nationwide with a roster of professional artists representing over ten countries, having performed in more than 300 cities for over 500,000 attendees. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.