Coeur d'Alene, ID
Coeur d'Alene, ID

Events in Coeur d'Alene

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JUN24
Family

Jurassic Bark (All Ages)

At Coeur d'Alene Public Library, readers of all ages can practice reading aloud with a therapy dog. The program is especially suited for children who want to build reading confidence or who enjoy sharing books with a furry friend. These dogs are eager for stories and listen as children work on their skills.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN24
Food & Drink

FREE Huckleberry Samples at Magpie!

Discover the flavors of huckleberry at Magpie during the 5th Street Farmer’s Market, where complimentary samples highlight a different treat each week. Selections rotate through favorites like jam, syrup, taffy, chocolate, popcorn, candies, and more, offering variety from visit to visit. Returning throughout the season can reveal nearly the whole collection. It suits longtime fans and anyone curious about this Idaho favorite, adding a sweet touch to a market stroll.

Magpie
JUN24
Markets

5th St. Farmers Market

The 5th Street Farmers Market showcases the spirit of the Pacific Northwest with seasonal produce, fresh-cut flowers, artisan pastries, original artworks, and live music. It brings together farmers, makers, and musicians in a welcoming community setting, offering a lively atmosphere with plenty to explore and discover.

JUN24
Food & Drink

Taco Wednesday Public Dining

Freshly prepared Mexican favorites are served at affordable prices, with tacos, nachos, burritos, and taco salad on the menu. Browse an assortment of military memorabilia and take the chance to meet new people. Gift cards are offered, takeout is available, and a full menu is available.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUN24
Health & Wellness

Heather Lysne — Sound of Healing

A serene evening of sound meditation unfolds in the garden at New Leaf Nursery, surrounded by flourishing plants and a starlit sky. Settle in lying down or seated as Heather Lysne of Sound of Healing blends tones from crystal singing bowls, chimes, and other soft instruments to create a deeply restorative experience. The soothing vibrations help quiet the mind, release stress, and invite rest, balance, and reconnection. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat or chair, a blanket, a pillow, and a water bottle so you can fully relax. Suitable for ages 15 and older.

New Leaf Nursery
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Beginning Aerial Silk- Adults

This weekly aerial silk class welcomes adult beginners and requires advance registration. Details on how to sign up are provided by the organizer.

JUN24
Health & Wellness

Free Shockwave Therapy Workshop - Post Falls

This free workshop explores why persistent pain can linger and how noninvasive, drug-free shockwave therapy can help restart the body’s natural repair process. It is geared toward people with old injuries or nagging discomfort that has not improved with rest, stretching, medication, injections, or surgery. Over roughly 75 minutes, the workshop explains why some injuries stall in healing, where common treatments fall short, and what shockwave therapy is, focusing on the science without the hype. It also covers how this approach reactivates tissue repair, which conditions it often helps, and what current research shows. A live demonstration is included, along with clear answers to the practical questions of how to actually get rid of pain and whether this option is a good fit. Examples of issues commonly addressed include plantar fasciitis, Achilles or patellar tendonitis, tennis or golfer’s elbow, rotator cuff tendonitis, frozen shoulder, ongoing knee, hip, or other joint pain, and scar tissue from previous injuries. Attendance is free, and seating is limited to 40. Guests are welcome to accompany someone who is managing pain.

JUN24
Dancing

West Coast Wednesdays!

Get into the groove with a beginner-friendly West Coast dance night. It begins with a Level 1 session focused on technique, continues with a Level Zero crash course to build confidence on the floor, and wraps up with social dancing. Admission is $15.

LiteFeet Dance Hive Studio
JUN24
Dancing

Electro Swing Dance

Spend the evening on the dance floor on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Dance the night away during this monthly occasion.

Follow My Lead Studio 2
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Summer Drawing Skill Series: 6 Weeks in June & July

Build or refine drawing skills in a six week series that offers three levels for all ages. Drawing Basics is designed for young children and beginners, focusing on line, shape, and value while introducing core tools and fine motor control. No prior experience is required, just curiosity and a willingness to try. The Intermediate course suits those comfortable with the fundamentals, adding proportion, perspective, and the study of light and shadow, with a broader range of materials to encourage technical growth and creative confidence. The Advanced option supports artists ready to deepen their abilities through focused still life work and self-directed projects, with guidance toward both mastery and personal expression. Tuition is $150 per student, and families receive a discount of $90 for each additional sibling, spouse, or parent. Enrollment covers the full series, and missed sessions are not refundable.

JUN24
Outdoor Recreation

Mid Week Road Wanderers - no drop group road ride

A friendly group road ride that keeps everyone together and highlights camaraderie and scenic views. Departing from the shop, the route is ridden at an easygoing, moderate pace that suits riders eager to explore the area without pressure. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where nobody gets left behind.

JUN24
Outdoor Recreation

St. Joe River Cruises

This six-hour cruise explores Lake Coeur d’Alene, glides through Lake Chatcolet, and follows the St. Joe River, known as the highest navigable river in the world. Scenic shores, open water, and the chance to spot eagles, osprey, and deer create a peaceful day on one of North Idaho’s most beautiful routes. The landscape shifts with the seasons, from lush spring greens to bright summer skies and vivid fall colors. Tickets with lunch are priced at $70.75 for adults, $69.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free. Cruise-only tickets are $48.25 for adults, $46.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free.

JUN24
Family

Subterranean Tales at Higgens Point

At Higgens Point State Park, families can gather for outdoor storytime that digs into the hidden world beneath the forest floor. Each session blends read-alouds, playful activities, and hands-on projects that explore what lives and moves underground. Topics rotate across worms, tree roots, frogs under logs, water flowing below our feet, sparkling crystals, gopher tunnels, and ancient bones. The program welcomes all ages, with content created especially for children ages 4 to 10. Please allow time to follow the easy, paved one-third-mile trail from the Higgens Point parking area to the picnic shelter where the stories and activities take place. When the series wraps up, families receive a special copy of The Dirt Book: Poems About Animals That Live Beneath Our Feet by David L. Harrison.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Drop In & DIY

A relaxed paint and sip party at a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho studio offers a drop-in, do-it-yourself format. Paint at your own pace and enjoy a casual creative experience in a studio setting.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN24
Workshops & Classes

Sit-n-Stitch (Ages 12+)

This relaxed Sit-n-Stitch for ages 12 and up focuses on crochet. Beginners and experienced makers can learn, share, and create in good company, whether you are new to crochet or knitting. Materials and patterns are available, and assistance is on hand for your projects. Participants are welcome to bring their own handwork to continue or start something new.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN24
Groups & Meetups

Coeur d’Alene – Veterans Club Patriot Pour

The Veterans Club hosts the Patriot Pour at Lyfe Public House, a weekly gathering where Veterans and First Responders can connect over complimentary coffee.

Lyfe Public House
JUN25
Family

Junior Ologists (Ages 9-12)

A hands-on science series at Coeur d'Alene Public Library invites curious kids ages 9 to 12 to explore the natural world of Idaho through creative activities, experiments, and imagination. Sessions cover topics that include paleontology with fossil-themed dinosaur dioramas, geology by opening geodes and studying gemstones, volcanology with edible activities that imitate eruptions, hydrology with a look at lake life and the slimy world on the bottom, entomology by learning about larvae and trying out simple robotic bugs, ornithology with bird-centered activities, and cryptozoology with an exploration of Bigfoot tracks. Each gathering is designed to spark curiosity and make discovery hands-on.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN25
Groups & Meetups

Hayden Chamber ‘After Hours’ at New Leaf

Enjoy a laid-back evening at New Leaf Nursery created for Chamber members, with time to browse the plants, stroll through the displays, and take in the peaceful garden setting. As a thank-you for supporting the local community, Chamber members receive 20% off a single nursery item during the event. It is a chance to see what is new, pick out a favorite plant, and unwind among lush greenery.

New Leaf Nursery
JUN25
Food & Drink

Discovery Fire All-You-Can-Eat Wood Fired Food Festival

Just minutes from downtown Coeur d’Alene, evenings at Discovery Fire are designed for unwinding with open-flame cooking and an all-you-can-eat format. A lively festival atmosphere sets the tone with beer and wine, live music, and yard games, plus inviting areas to relax, gather, and stay awhile. The highlight is the food, prepared from scratch over hardwood fire and held to high standards.

JUN25
Fundraisers

America: 250 Years in the Making Gala

Guided by the ideals of 1776, this evening highlights courageous voices, visionary ideas, and the nation’s beginnings. The Museum of North Idaho hosts a benefit gala honoring 250 years of American history and the individuals whose stories have shaped local communities. Attendees can expect an ambiance inspired by the Revolutionary era, an elegant dinner, lively conversation, and festive moments, all in support of preserving and sharing North Idaho’s history while looking ahead to the next 250 years.

Museum of North Idaho
JUN25
Music

Karma's Circle LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Stella's on the Hill hosts live music from Karma's Circle in CdA. The event center offers a rotating selection of ready-to-serve cocktails along with beer, wine, and gourmet food. Guests can relax outside and enjoy views of Lake CdA and the golf course while the music plays. Free off-street parking is available, and all ages are welcome.

Stellas on the Hill
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Dream Interpretation Basics @ CdA Library

Taking place in the Nelson Room at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library, this program features teaching and open discussion on a wide range of dream-related topics. It provides a welcoming space to learn and talk about dreams with others.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN25
Health & Wellness

Why Your Dog Is Still Itching: Better Natural Support Strategies for Exhausted Parents

Tired of trying solutions for your dog’s itching and never getting lasting relief? This free educational workshop looks at why issues like paw licking, ear infections, scratching, and recurring flare-ups continue, with attention to contributors that often get missed and practical ways to help. Topics include underlying causes, factors in the body’s immune and inflammatory responses, nutrition-based support, key signs to monitor, and strategies for long-term whole-body care. It is designed to help pet parents connect the dots and gain a clearer, more complete picture of their dog’s health.

Natural Grocers (Coeur d'Alene)
JUN25
Dancing

No Limits Dance Party!

An upbeat night of dancing starts with lessons in popular line dances or a beginner West Coast Swing session. It continues with Country Swing instruction offered at both beginner and intermediate levels, then wraps up with a social dance featuring a live DJ spinning an all-genre, request-driven playlist. Admission is $15 for the full night.

LiteFeet Dance Hive Studio
JUN25
Music

Live Performance - Sammy Eubanks!

Local favorite Sammy Eubanks returns to Marina 33 for a new season of riverfront shows, delivering a dynamic blend of blues and rock each Thursday night. The waterfront setting pairs live music with food and cold drinks for an easygoing summer atmosphere. Both longtime followers and first-time listeners can expect an evening that sets the tone for the weekend.

JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Paint and Sip at Inland Cafe and Tea

A relaxed painting session at Inland Cafe and Tea pairs art with music as participants create the "Freedom Eagle" design. It works well for couples, friends, or anyone attending solo. The $35 fee covers all supplies, an 11-by-14 pre-traced canvas, and step-by-step instruction. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the cafe and are not included. Pre-paid registration is required and refunds are not available. For more information, contact Trish at tstokell@gmail.com.

Inland Cafe and Tea
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Paint & Sip Party!

Unwind with a creative paint and sip session inspired by the idea of chasing waterfalls. Bring an adventurous friend and reserve an easel in advance to secure a spot.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN25
Health & Wellness

Coffee & Sound

Coffee and Sound offers a simple pre-work pause to release the early-morning rush and settle into a peaceful, grounded state. Take a moment before heading into the office to reset and cultivate positive flow for the rest of the day.

JUN25
Family

Stomp, Chomp, and Roar! Reading Hour - Toddler Time (18 mo-3 yo)

Toddlers ages 18 months to 3 years can enjoy a dinosaur themed storytime at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library. Each session blends playful songs, reptile rhymes, dino dances, and lively read alouds while highlighting different prehistoric creatures and the features that make them unique, from long necks and big teeth to spikes, horns, flippers, tails, and wings. After the stories and movement, there is time to stay and play.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN25
Family

Tea-Rex Party (All Ages)

A dino-themed tea party blends playful elegance with prehistoric fun in the Community Room. Participants can make dinosaur-inspired party hats, sip from cups fit for a Tyrannosaurus, enjoy treats, and listen to dinosaur stories. Open to all ages. Activities are tailored to children ages 4 to 8 and their caregivers.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Sourdough Bread Class with Emily, Pilgrim's Food...

Emily leads a sourdough class that builds confidence from starter to finished loaf. Participants learn how to care for a starter, mix dough, manage proofing, shape loaves, and bake them. The session includes demonstrations and clear instruction, along with handouts, bread samples, and a take-home starter for continued practice.

JUN25
Groups & Meetups

Holistic Women In Business Networking Group

Women working in holistic fields gather at Healing Leaf Apothecary for a monthly networking meeting focused on growth, learning, and collaboration. Expect quick 30 second introductions so attendees can share what they do and who they serve, a featured member segment with about ten to fifteen minutes to tell their story and explain how they support clients, and time for conversation and connection with other local women in business. Whether attending for the first time or returning, participants can build community, promote their work, and explore opportunities to partner with fellow holistic entrepreneurs.

Healing Leaf Apothecary
JUN25
Career

Networking, Business & Connections 6-25-26

Presented by the Hayden Chamber of Commerce Networking, Business Connections, this patriotic themed networking luncheon honors 250 years of freedom, commerce, and community. The gathering offers a focused setting to make business connections while recognizing the nation’s legacy of enterprise and local collaboration.

Best Western Plus Coeur d'Alene Inn
JUN25
Art & Culture

Fort Sherman Chapel: Explore the Artifacts of Fort Sherman’s Past

At Fort Sherman Chapel, view artifacts that illuminate the history of this frontier military post. The exhibits span everyday belongings of soldiers and their families as well as items tied to the early development of Coeur d’Alene, providing insight into life at Fort Sherman and the people who shaped the community.

Fort Sherman Chapel
JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Galaxy Waterfall Forest

This sip and paint event at a studio in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho is centered on the Galaxy Waterfall Forest theme. Participants will paint this themed artwork in a friendly, creative setting.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN25
Groups & Meetups

Chaos and Coffee: A Monthly Meetup for Ambitious Women

This is a meetup for ambitious women to connect and reset over coffee. It is designed to be a no-pressure environment where women can have honest conversations without the expectation to pitch or perform. This gathering is for women who are building businesses, raising families, or both, and who are craving support. Coffee will be provided, and there is an option to book a sauna session afterward.

Symmetry Sauna studio
JUN26
Music

5th Annual Anniversary Party

Celebrate the fifth annual anniversary parking lot celebration at Jacklin Real Estate. The event features The Kelly Hughes Band, food trucks, friends, and plenty of fun. RSVPs are requested.

JUN26
Food & Drink

Prime Rib Night ~ Weekly Friday Special

Every Friday, a special features a 10oz cut of slow roasted prime rib served with au jus, creamed horseradish, a loaded baked potato, and seasonal vegetables. The special is priced at $36, and availability is limited. The restaurant and bar are located inside The Club at Prairie Falls. Reservations are recommended, though not required.

JUN26
Family

Bounce Around the Block Free Family Night!

Enjoy a free family evening filled with activities. Kids can leap and play across 10 inflatable bounce houses while everyone treats themselves to snow cones, popcorn, hot dogs, and cotton candy. Face painting adds a splash of color, with even more to enjoy throughout the night.

The River Church
JUN26
Family

Outdoor Movie Night Series

Rathdrum Parks & Recreation and the Rathdrum Police Department present a free Family Movie Night Series at Majestic Park. A large outdoor screen will come to life at dusk with a family friendly feature, and this installment showcases IF, a tale about a girl who can see everyone’s imaginary friends and sets out to reunite those forgotten companions with their kids before they fade away. Bring blankets, lawn chairs, and a picnic to get comfortable for the show. Please note that dogs are not allowed in the park. Idaho Fence is sponsoring the popcorn, which will be available at no cost while supplies last.

Majestic Park
JUN26
Family

RMG // Ladder Movie in the Park

Enjoy an outdoor screening of the family favorite How to Train Your Dragon at Broadmoore Park, presented by RMG Real Estate and Ladder Real Estate. Arrive early to soak in the community atmosphere and pick up dinner, snacks, and drinks from on-site food and beverage vendors, available for purchase before the movie. Pack lawn chairs and blankets and create your ideal movie-night setup with family and friends. Admission is free, and the film will play on a large screen for a laid-back summer evening of community, entertainment, and fun in Hayden.

Broadmoore Park
JUN26
Dancing

Wanderlust Friday Dance Lessons!

Step onto the floor for a welcoming night of dance lessons open to all ages and perfect for beginners, with no partner required. The evening includes a rotating ballroom session and a Two Step lesson. Admission is $15 for the full night, or $5 with a student ID.

LiteFeet Dance Hive Studio
JUN26
Dancing

Moonlight Swing

Each Friday, Moonlight Swing offers a three-part experience that begins with a fundamentals lesson in country swing, continues with a country swing class, and concludes with a social dance.

Follow My Lead Studio 2
JUN26
Health & Wellness

Holy Fire Reiki Soundbath

A session of sound and reiki healing begins with charged water and 10 minutes of Qi Gong to help get energy moving. Participants then lie down for a brief guided meditation with Jennifer while Lynne plays singing bowls. The experience is intended to support relaxation, decompression, and the release of stress. Cost is $25 or donation, and no one is turned away.

JUN26
Family

Community Watch Party in the Park

At McEuen Park, a community watch party brings the Tabernacle Choir’s live Hollywood Bowl performance to a big screen for neighbors, friends, and families to enjoy together. Pack blankets and lawn chairs for a relaxed evening of uplifting music in an all-ages setting. Dessert food trucks will serve sweet treats, and lawn games add to the fun. A service opportunity will support Canopy Village Youth & Family Services. Admission is free.

McEuen Park
JUN26
Family

Post Falls Movies in the Park

Celebrate the first screening in the summer Movie in the Park series at Tullamore Park with the original How to Train Your Dragon. Come early to enjoy yard games hosted by Post Falls Parks & Recreation, then settle in with blankets, lawn chairs, and dragon inspired snacks for a family friendly film under the night sky. Watch Hiccup and Toothless build a bond that reshapes life between Vikings and dragons. The event is supported by the Post Falls Police Department and sponsored by ICCU.

Tullamore Park
JUN26
Games & Entertainment

The Interrogation Room Opening Night

Enter The Interrogation Room, a live crime-solving experience where you question two people connected to a suspicious incident and rely on your instincts to uncover the truth. You guide the conversation by asking what matters, watching for slips, and comparing their stories to find contradictions. There is no script, just your ability to observe, think on your feet, and read between the lines. By the end, you will present a final theory that answers who can be trusted, who is hiding something, and what really happened. It is fast paced, social, and highly engaging, with no acting required. Built for true crime enthusiasts, groups, and date nights, it challenges every participant to follow the clues and see if the story holds together or falls apart.

Crime Scene Entertainment
JUN26
Sports

3rd Annual Panhandle Pickleball Tournament

A community pickleball tournament returns to Cherry Hill Park for its third year, benefiting Specialized Needs Recreation, a nonprofit that provides camps, activities, and year-round programs for youth and adults with developmental and physical disabilities. Competition follows a round robin by skill and age with playoffs awarding Gold, Silver, and Bronze for levels 3.0 through 4.5 plus. Age groups will be finalized after registration and are expected to align with under 50, 50 to 59, and 60 plus. All participants must have a current DUPR rating and may not enter below that rating, and match results will be reported to DUPR. Early bird registration is available for $45, with a higher fee after the discount period ends, and additional donations can be made during registration. Play will use the Selkirk Pro S1.

Cherry Hill Park
JUN26
Music

Live Music with Chasing EOS at the Moose Lounge CDA

Experience live music every Friday and Saturday. Food is served daily, and happy hour is offered each day. Try the Moose Mug.

JUN26
Workshops & Classes

Modern Homesteading Conference 2026

Modern Homesteading Conference 2026 brings together growers, homesteaders, and makers at Kootenai County Fairgrounds in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho for an annual gathering centered on learn-by-doing skills, practical tools for real homesteads, and community connections. The event draws thousands of homesteaders who share knowledge, explore solutions that work, and engage with a community focused on self-reliance and a well-lived life. MetalGardenMarkers.com will be exhibiting sturdy, American-made metal garden markers to help keep plantings organized from planting to harvest.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds — Coeur d’Alene, Idaho
JUN26
Family

Stomp, Chomp, and Roar! Reading Hour - Preschool Program (ages 3-5 yo)

Designed for ages 3 to 5, this dinosaur-themed reading hour at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library blends playful songs, rhymes, movement, and imaginative stories to explore prehistoric wonders. Each session highlights a different dinosaur and inspires tales about features like long necks, sharp teeth, spikes, horns, flippers, tails, wings, and more. The preschool program concludes with a hands-on craft, while the baby and toddler versions offer stay-and-play time.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN26
Family

Parent & Me Feeding Camps - Summer Camp

Parents and children can take part in a feeding-focused camp that helps kids build a healthy relationship with food. Activities emphasize play and food exploration, paired with simple strategies families can use at home to ease picky eating. Separate sessions are available for two age groups, ages 1 to 4 and ages 5 to 8. Space is limited.

Tandy Therapy
JUN26
Food & Drink

Fireball Fridays ~ Weekly Friday Special

Celebrate Fireball Fridays with $3 shots of Fireball Whisky and $10 Fireball shotskis. This weekly Friday special takes place at the restaurant and bar inside The Club at Prairie Falls. Reservations are suggested but not required.

The Club at Prairie Falls
JUN26
Markets

Women's Expo

Designed with women in mind, this expo brings together shopping, pampering services, self care, health and wellness, exercise, and more in one place. Admission is free for everyone. The first 100 guests will receive a swag bag filled with complimentary local services, information, gifts, and other surprises. Every attendee also gets a chain bracelet and can collect free charms from many of the vendors while visiting booths. Add a game to the day with vendor bingo. Pick up a bingo card at the entrance, get squares signed as you meet vendors, and complete a full blackout to earn a raffle ticket for a prize that will be awarded on the day of the event. The vendor list features curated local companies focused on serving women of North Idaho, creating opportunities to shop, connect, and learn. Food and drinks will be available, with Taco Works at the entrance and Fizz Labs nearby offering dirty sodas, lotus drinks, lemonades, and other colorful options. Vendor registration is available.

Hampton Inn & Suites Coeur d' Alene (Coeur d'Alene, ID)
JUN26
Workshops & Classes

Drop In & DIY

Drop In & DIY is a paint and sip party in a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho studio with a drop in, do it yourself format. Registration is available.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN26
Music

Sydney Dale

Sydney Dale appears at Parallel 47, a rising artist with a singular talent and an entrancing voice that is earning attention well beyond the local scene. The focus is on her vocal presence and the growing buzz surrounding her music.

Parallel 47
JUN26
Music

Live Music w/Robert Vaughn

Live music with Robert Vaughn will be featured in Pub53 at Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Club.

Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Club
JUN26
Workshops & Classes

Buck Antler Date Night

A buck antler themed paint and sip offers a relaxed date night experience at a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho studio. Unwind in a creative setting and enjoy painting together.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN26
Comedy

Improvised Comedy Show

Levity Theatre: Improv Comedy in CDA hosts a late night burst of unscripted comedy driven by audience suggestions. Performers keep it fast and playful, riffing on ideas from the crowd to create rapid fire scenes and unfiltered silliness. Quick wits and spontaneous antics take center stage.

Levity Theatre: Improv Comedy in CDA
JUN27
Markets

Post Falls Idaho Gun Show. (June 27 & 28) (240...

This show focuses on value and variety across firearms and accessories. Selections include handguns, hunting rifles, tactical equipment, and notable collectibles, giving enthusiasts and collectors a place to explore options and find good deals.

Greyhound Park & Event Center
JUN27
Sports

USPSA/Bays 1,2,3,4&5

A USPSA match will be held on Bays 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 at Fernan Rod and Gun Club in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. For information on the match, start times, and registration, contact the host club.

Fernan Rod & Gun Club
JUN27
Food & Drink

Post Falls Lions 4th Annual Brewfest

Raise a glass for a cause as the Post Falls Lions Club brings back its fourth annual Brewfest. Hosted at the Post Falls American Legion, this celebration of regional craft beer features a handpicked lineup from leading North Idaho breweries, showcasing the hops and creative techniques that have made the Inland Northwest stand out. In addition to tastings, attendees can enjoy gourmet sausage pairings and live music that creates a relaxed summer atmosphere. Every ticket supports the Lions Club’s community initiatives, including sight and hearing assistance, local scholarships, and youth activities.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUN27
Fundraisers

Bunker's Battle for Amanda

This heartfelt fundraiser brings the community together with music and games, offering ways to contribute directly to Amanda as she battles cancer and addresses related legal fees. Every contribution goes straight to the beneficiary, with 100 percent of proceeds dedicated to her support. The focus is on sharing hope, enjoying entertainment, and making a clear, immediate impact.

JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Paint & Sip Party!

Settle in for a paint and sip party where you will create a personalized scene of aurora lights shimmering across a peaceful night sky and mirrored on a calm lake, framed by evergreens. Easel reservations are available.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN27
Music

2nd Annual Summer Celebration

Celebrate the season at the 2nd Annual Summer Celebration with drinks, live music, street dancing, and food from NoBS kitchen. Bring a lawn chair to relax while Fire From Ashes performs. This event is for ages 21 and over.

NOBS Bar
JUN27
Music

Rhys Gerwyn

Rhys Gerwyn performs live, with food available to pair with the music.

The Highlands Grill & Tap House
JUN27
Music

The Ronaldos Live @ Wine House CDA

The Ronaldos bring live music to Wine House CDA, creating a relaxed, linger-friendly mood. Unwind with a curated selection of wines, beer and cider, plus charcuterie and flatbreads in a cozy space made for conversation and local tunes. Whether you stop in for a single glass, meet friends, or make it a full evening, this spot offers an easy, enjoyable night out.

Wine House CDA
JUN27
Music

Karaoke Night!

Karaoke Night arrives at Marina 33 with local DJ Aaron hosting. Bring friends, choose a favorite track, and step up to the mic. Whether it is your first time or you are a seasoned singer, the focus is on upbeat energy, big laughs, and a supportive crowd ready to cheer. Cold drinks, tasty bites, and an energetic waterside setting keep the fun going. Sing your heart out, applaud the performers, and soak up the vibes.

JUN27
Health & Wellness

Lotus Bloom: Sunset Reset- NLP Float Experience

Relax into a heart-centered float experience centered on expansion, emotional release and visibility. Inspired by the lotus opening to the light, it nurtures heart opening, confidence and the courage to be seen. The reset begins with gentle, grounding yoga that settles the body and quiets the mind. From there, soothing sound healing blends with neurolinguistic programming to encourage mindful awareness, authentic expression and clear intention. Held in a warm, welcoming pool, the experience supports radiance with grounded confidence. Come as you are and leave feeling lighter and more aligned.

Grandpa Woody's Pumpkin Patch
JUN27
Music

SUMMER CELEBRATION AT NoBS BAR

Fire from Ashes performs outdoors at NoBS Bar during a summer celebration. This marks the band's third appearance at the venue, and a nearby street will be closed for the festivities.

NOBS Bar
JUN27
Art & Culture

Polynesian Luau Show & Dinner

Celebrate Polynesian culture with an authentic luau buffet, a full dinner show, and a live band. Highlights include an electrifying fire knife showcase from Chief Toa and performances that honor the traditions of Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Hawaii, Tahiti, and the Māori. Guests can join hands-on activities such as crafting a lei, trying beginner hula steps, taking part in a kava experience, and opting for a temporary tattoo. Interactive moments invite the audience to take part in the fun, and a photo booth along with opportunities for pictures with the performers provide memorable keepsakes. This family-friendly gathering features reserved seating, with VIP or Premium choices available for front row views.

Post Falls Pavilion
JUN27
Food & Drink

Luau Show & Dinner Entertainment

An authentic luau buffet is paired with a Polynesian dinner show and live band. See a fire-knife performance by Chief Toa, with entertainment highlighting Tonga, Samoa, Fiji, Hawaii, Tahiti, and Māori. Guests can learn to make a lei, practice hula, get a temporary tattoo, and sample kava, with interactive moments that invite audience participation. A photo booth and opportunities for pictures with the performers are available. This family-friendly experience welcomes all ages. Seating is reserved, and VIP or Premium options offer access to the front row.

Post Falls Pavilion
JUN27
Fundraisers

Magnolia Tipton Charity Match

This USPSA charity match benefits the Tipton family following their 10-year-old daughter Magnolia’s recent diagnosis of stage 2 Hodgkins lymphoma. All match fees will be donated to the family. The entry fee is $40, and additional cash donations will be accepted at registration. Raffles with a prize table are planned, with one ticket included per registration and more available for $10 each. The match has been rescheduled due to a conflict with the Area 1 Championship. A GoFundMe is also available to support the family.

JUN27
Music

50 Years On: The Elton John Musical Anthology!

This concert showcases a wide-ranging anthology of Elton John’s music, performed by Carson Rhodes on piano and vocals with Chris Moyer on saxophone and flute. The program spans early favorites through more recent hits and includes a few lesser-known selections. Carson may also include some of his original songs. Tickets are $25.

JUN27
Art & Culture

Walking Through History Tours: The Lakeshore Story

Turn a leisurely walk by the shores of Lake Coeur d'Alene into a journey through the past. Led by a local historian, this guided experience features stories, historical photographs, and firsthand memories that spotlight the people, industries, and events that shaped the lake and the surrounding community. Enjoy the scenery as you learn how this place evolved over time.

Museum of North Idaho
JUN27
Markets

Summer Market

Explore booths set up both indoors and outdoors at this Summer Market. The venue is accessible for people with disabilities, and there is no charge for parking or admission. Applications are currently open.

Rathdrum Lions Club
JUN27
Health & Wellness

Yoga by the Water

Enjoy a summer yoga session at Marina 33 by the river. The practice centers on slowing down, moving mindfully, and recharging in a calm setting with fresh air, waterfront views, and the gentle sound of the water. It offers a peaceful way to start the day and embrace the season.

Marina 33
JUN27
Markets

Kootenai County Farmers Markets at Prairie Ave, Hayden

Marking four decades of connecting local farmers and artisans with the community, this Kootenai County market in Hayden features live music sponsored by Inland NW Toyota Dealers. Browse seasonal local produce and plants, fresh flowers, meats, cheeses, eggs, honey, artisan baked goods, wines, prepared foods, and crafts. Food court vendors are available, and the market takes place rain or shine.

Hwy 95 & Prairie Ave, Hayden Idaho
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Skateboarding- Intro to Skatepark

Build confidence on a board with a friendly session at Post Falls Skatepark for beginner and intermediate skaters. Instruction focuses on basic skateboarding skills, park etiquette, and skateboard maintenance so participants can learn to roll, progress, and feel comfortable in a skatepark setting. Open to ages 6 to 18, the fee is $25. Registration is available through the Post Falls Park & Rec page.

Post Falls Skatepark
JUN27
Free

Rivers Edge Dock & Scoop

River's Edge Marina is opening the docks for a free season kick-off, welcoming both members and the community. Enjoy ice cream, coffee, water, and pop alongside giveaways on the docks, and browse the freshly stocked marina shop while there. Non-members can take part by arriving from the water and pulling up by boat.

River's Edge Marina
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Resilience-Building Writing Workshop

This welcoming writing workshop offers a simple daily practice designed to help participants get unstuck and cultivate resilience. The format is flexible and participant-directed, inviting exploration at a comfortable pace. Guided prompts encourage fresh poetry and new approaches to multigenre projects, turning writing into a source of courage and clarity. Participants learn gentle journaling techniques for navigating stress or grief, use mindful awareness to reframe setbacks, and rediscover joy in the creative process. Please bring a pen and something to write in, such as a notebook, diary, sketchbook, or an inexpensive composition book.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN27
Festivals

Dog Days of Summerfest 2026

Celebrate pups and their people at Stoddard Park during a community gathering presented in partnership with ICCU and Companions Animal Center. The Kootenai County Sheriff's Office will present a K9 demonstration. Enjoy drinks from Travelin' Tom's Coffee of Kootenai County and cool off with shaved ice from Kona Ice of Coeur d'Alene. Browse dog-friendly vendors featuring treats, training options, gear, and other goodies for four-legged friends.

Stoddard Park
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Dinosaur Felt Friends (Ages 12+)

At Coeur d'Alene Public Library, ages 12 and up can pick up a summer craft kit to take home and enjoy an afternoon that blends a movie with hands-on creativity. While The Land Before Time plays, participants make a dinosaur out of felt using the provided supplies. Start the project at the library and take it home to finish. The craft uses simple sewing or glue, and all necessary materials are included.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN27
Markets

Sip and Shop

An easygoing shopping event with champagne to sip while you browse, along with sweet treats and giveaways. Invitations are available for those who express interest.

remedy
JUN27
Health & Wellness

Bare Root apothecary grand opening

Bare Root Apothecary marks its grand opening in Rathdrum with a community-centered celebration of wild plants, herbal knowledge, and earthy drinks. Visitors can explore the apothecary, learn about medicinal herbs that grow in the area, and enjoy a welcoming space for curiosity and conversation. Highlights include herbal education and plant-focused chats, free tea tastings, and hands-on projects for those who like to learn by doing. Handcrafted herbal mocktails and chilled moon milks will be available for purchase. Shakti, a 12-foot albino Burmese python, will be on site for photos. Giveaways, herbal treats, and take-home literature are planned, along with a selection of handcrafted teas, tinctures, syrups, salves, and other botanical goods.

JUN27
Groups & Meetups

Ladies Garden Party

This gathering is open to ladies of all ages and focuses on creative activities, delicious food, and time with friends. Advance sign up and payment are required. Pricing is $10 per person, $5 for participants 12 years and younger, and first-time guests attend for free.

Journey Ministries
JUN27
Food & Drink

Summer Solstice BBQ

Mark the beginning of summer at a festive barbecue with grilled favorites, cool drinks, and live musical performances. Enjoy a lively afternoon with friends and celebrate the season’s kickoff.

Vanhoffs Garden Center & Gift Shop
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Aurora Reflections

Aurora Reflections is a paint and sip party at a studio in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Attendees create a painting together in a social setting that combines art with sipping.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN27
Music

Screams of Syrens

Black Lodge hosts a night of hardcore and metal featuring Red Keep. The five-piece metalcore band from Los Banos, California blends elements of rap and nu with a heavy sound.

Black Lodge
JUN27
Music

Ap Collective Live

AP Collective continues its Pacific Northwest tour at Parallel 47, showcasing a blend of folk and pop with layered vocal harmonies. With more than 140 performances last year, the group has built a strong following across the region.

Parallel 47
JUN27
Music

Rusty Jackson: Rusty & Harry Live

Live music fans in North Idaho have something to celebrate as Post Falls Brewing Company opens a new Coeur d'Alene location and begins a summer of live music. Rusty & Harry will be part of the kickoff at the new location.

Post Falls Brewing Company
JUN27
Music

Old School Liquor Bar ~ Prairie Fire Duo — Prairie...

Enjoy an evening of great music performed by Prairie Fire Duo. There will also be food and drinks available.

Old School Liquor Bar
JUN27
Workshops & Classes

Sailing with Monet

Sailing with Monet is a paint-and-sip session held at a studio in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Centered on a Monet-inspired theme, it offers a casual, social setting for creating art and enjoying a relaxed creative experience.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN28
Sports

55th/Bay-3 and Classroom 3

Attend a match at Fernan Rod and Gun Club. Check with the host club for details regarding match specifics, start times, and how to register.

Fernan Rod and Gun Club
JUN28
Music

Chronicles of the Highwaymen

Blending concert and theater, this production celebrates four titans of American music through narrative and song, featuring the stories and music of Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, and Willie Nelson. It weaves storytelling with performance to highlight their artistry and legacy.

JUN28
Health & Wellness

Deep Relaxation & Renewal Sound Bath & Meditation

Settle into a restorative sound bath and meditation at Mind Body Soul Massage + Wellness. This hour-long experience pairs gentle guidance with the vibrations of crystal quartz and Tibetan singing bowls, alchemic bowls, gong, shamanic drum, tuning forks, didgeridoo, chimes, feathers, and other resonant instruments to calm the mind, balance energy, and support natural healing. A yoga mat, blanket, and knee bolster are provided, and you are welcome to bring extra pillows or blankets for added comfort while lying down. Attendance is limited to 10 participants, and advance booking is required.

Mind Body Soul Massage + Wellness
JUN28
Food & Drink

Sunday Public Dining All You Can Eat Breakfast

Everyone is welcome for a hearty breakfast where you can enjoy as many helpings as you like. Order eggs just the way you prefer and add bacon, sausage, hash browns and home fries, along with pancakes and French toast. Biscuits with sausage gravy are included, and juice and coffee are available. Families are encouraged to attend. Pricing is $11 for adults, $6 for children ages 6 to 10, and free for children ages 0 to 5.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUN28
Art & Culture

Annual CDA Garden Tour

Stroll through beautiful local gardens and gather fresh ideas for your own space. The tour showcases how neighbors have shaped their yards, offering a close look at creative plantings and outdoor design. It is sponsored by the CDA Garden Club, and tickets are available for purchase at New Leaf Nursery.

New Leaf Nursery
JUN28
Markets

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The original neighborhood flea market in Coeur d’Alene features a lively community atmosphere with more than 55 carefully selected vendors. Explore vintage finds, handmade creations, and goods crafted with slow methods, then enjoy small-batch food and drinks. Live music welcoming to all ages and interactive art experiences add to the fun.

Museum of North Idaho
JUN28
Food & Drink

Sunday Brunch Cruises

Enjoy a scenic brunch cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene. A buffet prepared by the Coeur d’Alene Resort’s award-winning culinary team offers a mix of sweet classics and savory favorites. Pair your meal with selections from a bar where drinks are purchased separately, including mimosas, Bloody Marys, spiked coffee, and non-alcoholic options. The cruise lasts 90 minutes and boards at Independence Point. Prices are $78.00 for adults, $76.75 for seniors ages 55 and older, $69.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and free for children 5 and under. It works for celebrations or a relaxed start to the day on the water.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
JUN28
Markets

Earth Fairy Holistics June Vendor Market!

Earth Fairy Holistics presents its third vendor market of the year, centered on community, creativity, and a touch of magic. Live music from Echo Elysium Music & Management sets the tone while a curated group of local makers share their handcrafted work. Explore art decor, herbal and magical goods, tie-dye and Osage native made pieces, leather crafts, painted rocks, tarot readings, medium and rune readings, handmade tensor coil jewelry and tools, herbal products, crystals, one-of-a-kind wall art, books, bracelets, and more. The shop will offer free gifts with qualifying purchases along with a drawing for shoppers. It is a welcoming space to connect with small businesses and discover unique creations at a relaxed pace.

JUN28
Music

Sydney Dale

Spotlighting Sydney Dale, a rising artist in the music world known for a distinctive talent and a voice that captivates from the first note. Her growing impact is reaching listeners well beyond the local scene, reflecting momentum that continues to build. This appearance highlights an artist on the rise and offers an introduction to a sound that lingers long after the music fades.

Coeur d'Alene Flea Market
JUN28
Workshops & Classes

Vintage Still Life With Pears

Vintage Still Life With Pears brings a classic subject to a paint and sip event at the Coeur d'Alene, ID studio. Create your own take on a timeless pear still life while enjoying a relaxed, social studio atmosphere.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUN28
Music

Iron Horse CDA

Payton Rae performs live at Iron Horse in Coeur d'Alene. Tickets are available for this show.

Iron Horse
JUN29
Sports

District 5 Sub-District #2 - CDA Public

This is a Washington Junior Golf Association tournament.

Coeur d’Alene Public Golf Club
JUN29
Health & Wellness

Monday Night Bootcamp

Enjoy a 45 to 60 minute strength interval training session tailored to every fitness level. Move at a pace that works for you and count on fresh, varied routines each time, with the programming already planned. Sessions are led by Trainer Matt. Pricing is $20 for a single visit or $60 for a monthly option, and your initial session is complimentary.

Snap Fitness
JUN29
Music

Gil Rivas LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Stella's on the Hill hosts Gil Rivas for live music. The event center offers a rotating lineup of prepared cocktails along with beer, wine, and gourmet food. Guests can relax outdoors with scenic views of Lake CdA and the golf course while enjoying the performance. Free off street parking is available, and all ages are welcome.

Stellas on the Hill
JUN29
Dancing

Country Swing Classes

Enjoy country swing instruction organized into three levels, with no partner required. A four-week session is $75, and drop-ins are $20 for those attending only the first class of a series. Level 1A focuses on the essentials, introducing core steps and key techniques. Level 1B expands on those basics as the next step after Level 1A, recommended for participants who have taken four to five classes or completed a month of Level 1A. Level 2 offers a broader set of patterns and techniques while reinforcing fundamentals, recommended for those who have taken ten or more country swing classes or finished a month of Level 1A.

Follow My Lead Studio 2
JUN29
Games & Entertainment

Coeur d'Alene Eagles Auxiliary Bingo

Hosted by the Coeur d'Alene Eagles Auxiliary, this bingo night features two sessions and includes two progressive bingo games. All proceeds from the games support local charities.

Coeur d'Alene Eagles
JUN29
Dancing

FUNdamental Mondays

An energetic dance evening focused on fitness and technique, designed to deepen musicality, timing, and partner connection. It begins with a Country Swing concepts and musicality session, continues with an improver level swing lesson that links movement with the music, and concludes with a dance social for practice. Expect plenty of steps and a focus on staying on tempo while recognizing phrase changes with clean accents.

LiteFeet Dance Hive Studio
JUN29
Music

Gil Rivas - June 29th

Close out the month with a performance by Gil Rivas on the Chris Guggemos Memorial Stage at Stella's on the Hill.

Stella's on the Hill
JUN29
Food & Drink

Sunset Dinner Cruises

Watch the colors of evening settle over Lake Coeur d’Alene on a relaxed dinner cruise that blends panoramic views with a full meal. Across two hours, savor a gourmet buffet with slow-roasted beef, baked salmon, a fresh summer green salad, and additional selections crafted to please a variety of tastes. A full no-host bar is available to complement the experience. This outing suits get-togethers with friends, family, or colleagues and offers an easy way to unwind while the lake scenery unfolds. Tickets are $85.75 for adults, $83.75 for seniors 55 and older, $62.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free.

JUN29
Family

Summer Art Camp - Art & Nature

Designed for ages 7 to 9, this four day, Monday through Thursday camp explores the Art and Nature theme with a colorful mix of hands-on art making, arts education, and outdoor activities. Campers create work inspired by the outdoors, using natural materials and capturing the surrounding world through painting and drawing. Led by Emerge’s youth instructors, the program invites young artists to connect creativity with nature in a supportive, engaging setting.

JUN29
Family

U-Pick Strawberry Season

Lunceford Family Farms offers a pick-your-own strawberry experience with free entry. Spend time together outdoors picking strawberries throughout June. It is well suited for families, casual date days, and easy summer fun.

West 3377 Seltice Way, Coeur d'Alene, ID, United States, Idaho 83814
JUN29
Food & Drink

$22 Burger N Brew | Weekly Monday Special

A weekly Monday special offers a burger paired with a brew for $22. The deal is offered throughout the day in the dining room, at the bar, and in the simulator areas. Reservations are optional for parties of up to 10. This promotion cannot be combined with other discounts.

JUN29
Outdoor Recreation

Daily Scenic Cruises

Take in the natural beauty of Lake Coeur d’Alene on a 90-minute scenic cruise that glides past waterfront homes, tree-lined shores, and landmarks best seen from the water. The captain provides light narration along the way, and guests can relax with indoor or outdoor seating and a full-service bar. Boarding is at Independence Point. Cruises operate daily, with tickets priced at $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and up, $23.75 for children ages 6 to 17, and free admission for ages 5 and under.

JUN30
Markets

Shop the Block - Tuesday . Local . Specials

Downtown Coeur d'Alene hosts a new weekly shopping tradition that turns a casual stroll into a lively experience. Participating businesses offer fresh surprises that change from week to week, such as exclusive promotions, limited-time specials, samples, giveaways, treats, demos, and other interactive moments. Discover new spots or revisit longtime favorites while enjoying a nostalgic 80s vibe throughout the district. It is an easy way to support local small businesses and find something different with each visit.

Magpie
JUN30
Markets

farmers market at Lake Village Lodge

Explore a classic farmers market at Lake Village Lodge featuring food, drinks, and vegetables. Find the familiar staples typically available at a farmers market.

Lake Village Lodge
JUN30
Music

Buzzed at Sunset

Summer Nights at New Leaf Nursery returns with the first installment of the Four Summer Nights community series, Buzzed at Sunset. Stroll the grounds to view pieces by local artists and enjoy wine from Rosemary Manor while taking in a live performance by The Pollinators, a Pacific Northwest band created by three members of the national touring act Paper Flowers “Remembering Fleetwood Mac” during breaks from the road. Their set blends covers and original songs across rock, pop, funk, soul, and country, spotlighting hits from the 70s, 80s MTV era, and 90s, with selections that range from Elvis to Lady Gaga. Local artists are welcome to apply to participate in this event.

New Leaf Nursery
JUN30
Food & Drink

Tuesday Italian Night Public Dining

Italian Night public dining features new menu additions such as deep fried ravioli, spaghetti with meat sauce, cioppino, and chicken fettuccine Alfredo, plus a weekly Chef’s Choice special. Every entree includes garlic bread and a Caesar salad. Limoncello ricotta cheesecake is offered for dessert. Open to the community in Post Falls.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUN30
Groups & Meetups

Network and meet other military/vets/spouses...bring your business card or flyer to promote you!

Gather in the Keller Williams training room to enjoy pizza and connect with fellow military members, veterans, and spouses. Participants are encouraged to share their skills, crafts, or businesses with others in the military community. All veteran real estate agents are welcome. This event is not real estate related, and Keller Williams is not endorsing it.

JUN30
Health & Wellness

Science of Happy Pets (Ages 12+)

A monthly series for ages 12 and up shares the science of keeping pets happy and healthy. Dr. Adam Ginman of Inland Northwest Veterinary Specialty Care presents specialist-level veterinary knowledge in a clear, accessible format for both longtime owners and new pet parents. Each session explores essential health topics and concludes with a live question and answer segment where general pet health questions can be addressed by a local specialist. This month focuses on Firework Anxiety in Pets, with expert strategies for managing noise anxiety and stress.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN30
Workshops & Classes

Cooking Class: Thai Night

Explore bold Thai flavors in a cooking class led by Chef Lesa. The menu begins with larb served as crisp lettuce cups filled with seasoned ground pork, chilies, and vegetables, paired with nuoc cham. Next comes a fragrant Thai yellow curry featuring lemongrass, chilies, squash, and rich coconut cream, finished with fresh herbs and fresh coconut. The class wraps up with fresh spring rolls packed with rice noodles, prawns, and vegetables, served with a sweet chili dipping sauce. Price: $65.

JUN30
Dancing

AdrenaLINE and Dance Uplifted Beginner and Intermediate Classes and Dance Social

Enjoy a night of line dancing with beginner and intermediate classes, plus instruction on lifts, dips, and tricks. After the lessons, keep the floor busy at a request-based, multi-genre line dance social paired with swing dancing. Admission is $15.

LiteFeet Dance Hive Studio
JUN30
Music

Live on the Lake Music Series

Lakeside views meet live performances by local musicians on Lake Coeur d’Alene. This complimentary series pairs the glow of evening with cocktails and tasty bites, creating a relaxed way to savor the waterfront. It features a blend of intimate acoustic moments and lively sets from regional artists, all with a distinctly Northwest feel. Whether friends are gathering or visitors are winding down after time on the water, Live on the Lake provides an easygoing soundtrack for summer nights.

JUN30
Art & Culture

Open Mic at Black Lodge

Recognized as North Idaho's Best Open Mic, this welcoming event features a wide range of performances, including poetry, spoken word, comedy, singer songwriters, interpretive dance, DJs, hip hop, synth, and ambient. It is open to all ages, and each artist receives a 15 minute slot with the possibility of another turn if time allows. Food and drinks are available, including Soda Lab, coffee, beer, wine, and cider. Please keep material respectful and avoid crude content to honor the space.

Black Lodge
JUN30
Dancing

Tango Tuesdays at Follow My Lead

Begin with a focused Argentine tango class, then transition into a relaxed practica designed to build shine skills with attention to frame and flow. The class presents essential ideas to sharpen technique and deepen connection. During the practica, a blend of traditional and alternative tango music sets the mood while dancers explore and apply what they learned. The host is on hand with friendly tips and support, but this segment is not a formal lesson. It offers space to practice, experiment, and grow confidence on the floor, and to connect with dancers in the local tango community. Hosted by Kraig Lysek and featuring various tango instructors.

JUN30
Groups & Meetups

Volunteer Information Night

Volunteer Information Night provides information about opportunities for shadow performers. It offers an overview of the role and what the effort is about, helping prospective volunteers understand what shadow performing involves.

JUN30
Games & Entertainment

Tuesday Night Trivia at 6pm

Stella teams up with Ruby Frog Entertainment for Tuesday Night Trivia during Happy Hour season.

JUN30
Family

Junior Historian Summer Camp

The Museum of North Idaho presents a summer day camp where young historians in grades 1 through 6 explore the region’s past through weekly themed sessions. There are separate tracks for grades 1 to 3 and for grades 4 to 6. Themes include Planes, Trains & Paddlewheels focusing on transportation, Forestry Legends of North Idaho highlighting wildfires and logging, Journey to North Idaho covering early pioneers and settlers, and Mining & Mighty Floods centered on mining and geology. The cost is $125 per week.

Museum of North Idaho
JUN30
Health & Wellness

Polka Dot Walk & Talk

Gather at Fine Brewed for a casual walk and conversation. Wear comfortable walking shoes, pick up a coffee, and set off shortly after for an easygoing stroll. The route is close to McEuen, City Park, and Tubb's Hill, with the option to enjoy some downtown window shopping. Children and pets are welcome, and the pace supports connecting with others while working toward step goals.

Fine Brewed
JUN30
Family

Stomp, Chomp, and Roar! Reading Hour - Baby Lap-Sit (0-18 mo)

This gentle lap-sit storytime at Coeur d’Alene Public Library is designed for babies 0 to 18 months and their caregivers. It is part of a dinosaur-themed reading hour that blends playful songs, rhymes, simple movement, and imaginative stories. Each session spotlights a different prehistoric creature to explore features like long necks, sharp teeth, spikes, horns, flippers, tails, and wings. Baby and toddler storytimes are followed by time to stay and play, and the preschool program includes a craft.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN30
Family

Prehistoric Pals (Ages 5-8)

Designed for ages 5 to 8, this prehistoric adventure at Coeur d'Alene Public Library welcomes young explorers into a world of towering dinosaurs and Ice Age giants. Each session features lively stories, hands-on projects, and imaginative fun with peers while uncovering facts about animals that lived long before people. Activities include making a plant-based Brachiosaurus terrarium, creating a T-Rex pizzasaurus pie, casting a Stegosaurus footprint fossil, taking on a Triceratops tossing challenge, folding a Plesiosaurus paper fortune-teller, racing in a Velociraptor dash, mixing gooey Ankylosaurus slime, launching a Pteranodon-inspired stomp rocket, and crafting a mammoth-themed friendship bracelet in the library’s community room.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUN30
Outdoor Recreation

Spokane River Cruises

Head out with Lake Coeur d’Alene Cruises for a three-hour journey along the Spokane River that highlights shoreline homes and stretches of natural beauty. Enjoy narrated insights into local history while taking in tranquil views and seeing the Coeur d’Alene area from the water. Tickets are available as cruise-only or with a lunch buffet. Lunch-inclusive fares are $55.25 for adults, $53.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $47.25 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free. Cruise-only fares are $32.25 for adults, $30.25 for seniors 55 and older, and $24.25 for youth ages 6 to 17, with children 5 and under free.

JUN30
Workshops & Classes

A Romantic Row

Experience A Romantic Row at a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho studio with a paint and sip party where participants create a painting while sipping a drink.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUL1
Family

Jurassic Bark (All Ages)

Practice reading to a real therapy dog in this all-ages program. It is designed for children who want to build reading confidence or who enjoy sharing books with a furry friend. The dogs listen to stories and provide an encouraging presence while kids read aloud.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Groups & Meetups

Realtor in the Library

Get answers to real estate questions at Coeur d’Alene Public Library, where local Century 21 agents Janene Kain, Lisa Patterson, and Michael Farrell offer free, walk-in consultations. They meet visitors in the Gozzer Room to discuss topics such as estimating a home’s current value, strategies for downsizing or moving to a larger place, relocating or purchasing a second property, and remodeling choices that may improve return on investment. No appointment is required, and conversations are intended to provide clear, practical guidance.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Markets

Kootenai County Farmers Markets at Riverstone Village, CdA

Celebrating four decades of connecting farmers and artisans with the Coeur d’Alene community, this producer-only market features locally grown seasonal vegetables, plants, and flowers alongside handcrafted wines, foods, and gifts. Every farm is inspected and each craft is juried to ensure quality. Browse the market vendors as well as the shops and restaurants at Riverstone Village. Enjoy live music, a food court with additional options, and convenient parking close by. The market is also easy to reach by bike from the Centennial Trail.

N Main St & W Beebe Blvd, Coeur D'Alene, ID 83814, United States
JUL1
Markets

5th St. Farmers Market

5th St. Farmers Market brings together the flavors and creativity of the Pacific Northwest in a friendly community setting. Browse seasonal produce and fresh flowers, savor pastries from local bakers, discover unique art by local makers, and take in live music that sets an upbeat tone. The market spotlights farmers, artisans, and musicians from the community, with plenty to explore for every taste.

JUL1
Food & Drink

FREE Huckleberry Samples at Magpie!

Magpie offers complimentary huckleberry tastings during the 5th Street Farmer’s Market. The offerings rotate, with possibilities like jam, syrup, taffy, chocolate, popcorn, candies, and more, giving returning visitors a chance to sample a wide range of flavors throughout the season. Marketgoers can pick up a taste while they browse and may even discover a new favorite.

Magpie
JUL1
Food & Drink

Taco Wednesday Public Dining

Enjoy freshly prepared Mexican favorites at family friendly prices, including tacos, nachos, burritos, and taco salad. Browse a collection of military memorabilia and meet new friends while you are there. Gift cards are available, and takeout is offered. A complete menu is available online.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUL1
Art & Culture

A Journey Through Himalayan India (All Ages)

A two-part series with speaker Rinkal Saini offers an immersive look at the cultural, spiritual, and natural richness of Himalayan India. Through firsthand stories, historical context, and travel photography, the program highlights sacred towns like Rishikesh and Haridwar, Indian festivals, the significance of the Ganges River, regional wildlife, and the cultural roots of yoga. Week 1, Discovering Himalayan India, centers on the landscapes, culture, spirituality, and wildlife of the Himalayas. Week 2, Exploring Rajasthan, turns to the desert state with a focus on daily life and traditions, art, history, bird sanctuaries, and tiger reserves. This free event welcomes all ages and suits anyone interested in world cultures, spirituality, travel, and global understanding.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Beginning Aerial Silk- Adults

This weekly class requires advance registration to attend. Participants can take part once they have signed up ahead of time.

JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Cooking Class: I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for ICE CREAM with Chef Laura

Discover how to craft a reliable ice cream base at home with Chef Laura as your guide. The class showcases vanilla and chocolate ice cream, complete with from-scratch hot fudge, and finishes with GF ice cream cookie sandwiches. It is suitable for the whole family and offers a sweet way to enjoy a hot North Idaho summer evening. The cost is $65.

JUL1
Games & Entertainment

Setlist Music Bingo

Setlist Music Bingo showcases music chosen by Black Lodge, mixing familiar hits, deep cuts, and plenty of local artists. Prizes are selected by The Long Ear. There is no purchase required to participate.

Black Lodge
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Summer Drawing Skill Series: 6 Weeks in June & July

Build drawing skills in a six week series designed for beginners through advanced artists. Start with Drawing Basics, created for young children and newcomers of any age, where participants explore line, shape, and value while learning to use drawing tools and strengthen fine motor control. No prior experience is required, just curiosity and a willingness to try, along with the ability to stay engaged during class. The Intermediate option welcomes learners who already know the fundamentals and want to advance, adding proportion, perspective, and the study of light and shadow, plus a wider range of materials to support both technique and creative confidence. The Advanced course invites artists of any age to deepen their practice through a blend of focused still life studies and self-directed projects, with guidance toward refined skills and personal expression. Tuition is $150 per student, with a family discount of $90 for each additional sibling, spouse, or parent. The series is sold as a package, and missed sessions are not refundable.

JUL1
Outdoor Recreation

Mid Week Road Wanderers - no drop group road ride

This relaxed road ride keeps the whole group together at a steady, moderate pace. Participants depart from the shop and enjoy friendly company and scenic miles, a good fit for riders who want to explore the surrounding area without pressure. The no drop approach ensures no one gets left behind.

JUL1
Health & Wellness

Stronger in Body & Mind (Ages 16+)

Stronger in Body & Mind is a low impact fitness and strength training class for ages 16 and up, held at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library in the Community Room. Led by Jeannette, a trainer with more than a decade of experience, the class welcomes all fitness levels and encourages participants to work at a comfortable pace with modifications available. Expect a full body workout that uses dumbbells, bodyweight and simple resistance exercises, along with a bit of cardio and flexibility work. The session concludes with a guided mindfulness practice to help you refocus and recharge. Please bring light dumbbells, a mat and water. For questions, contact Jeannette at StrongerBodyMind@gmail.com.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

WILD CITY ACRO CAMP (Ages 5-8)

Kids ages 5 to 8 can enjoy a lively one-day acro camp at Lokahi Dance Studio that mixes tumbling practice, playful movement games, and a creative session with an animal-themed craft. Activities are designed to build strength and confidence through age-appropriate acro skills while keeping the focus on fun. The camp fee is $40. For more information, contact Bria Thompson at 208-661-5013 or lokahidancecda@gmail.com.

JUL1
Outdoor Recreation

St. Joe River Cruises

Set out on a six-hour voyage showcasing North Idaho’s natural beauty as the route crosses Lake Coeur d’Alene, passes through Lake Chatcolet, and continues along the St. Joe River, noted as the highest navigable river in the world. Take in sweeping views and watch for wildlife such as eagles, osprey, and deer while enjoying a relaxing day on the water. The scenery shifts with the seasons, from fresh spring greens to bright summer skies and rich fall colors, offering a different perspective each time. Tickets are available with lunch or as cruise-only options. With lunch, prices are $70.75 for adults, $69.25 for seniors 55 and older, $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free. Cruise-only fares are $48.25 for adults, $46.25 for seniors 55 and older, $25.50 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free.

JUL1
Family

Subterranean Tales at Higgens Point

Head to Higgens Point State Park for Subterranean Tales, a destination storytime program with the library that celebrates the hidden world beneath the forest floor. Families who love the outdoors can gather at the picnic shelter for engaging stories, playful activities, and hands-on projects inspired by life underground. While all ages are welcome, the activities are designed with children ages 4 to 10 in mind. Plan for a gentle, paved walk of about a third of a mile from the Higgens Point parking area to the picnic shelter where the program takes place. Themes explore wriggling worms, the secret work of tree roots, frogs tucked under logs, water moving underfoot, sparkling crystals, gopher tunnels, and even ancient bones. At the conclusion of the series, families receive a special copy of 'The Dirt Book: Poems About Animals That Live Beneath Our Feet' by David L. Harrison.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Family

Story Time for Moms of Littles! (0-5)

Designed for moms of young children, this story time offers a relaxed, welcoming space to connect with other moms throughout the summer. Programming is intended for ages 0 to 5, and all ages are welcome. Each gathering includes a children’s story, a short Bible lesson, songs and movement, and time for little ones to play outside or in the multipurpose room while moms connect. Snacks are provided, and coffee is available for moms. Held at Mountain View Bible Church.

Mountain View Bible Church
JUL1
Civic

Mobile Market

Receive free groceries at a drive-thru Mobile Market taking place at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Fresh produce and shelf-stable items will be available, and no appointment or paperwork is required. Service is first come, first served for up to 250 families while supplies last. For any last-minute updates, check the organizer’s calendar or Facebook. Directional signs will be posted on site once the team arrives to set up, typically about 30 minutes before the event begins.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
JUL1
Workshops & Classes

Sit-n-Stitch (Ages 12+)

A relaxed Sit-n-Stitch for ages 12 and up at Coeur d'Alene Public Library welcomes crafters of every level. Beginners and experienced makers can work on crochet or knitting in a friendly setting. Materials and patterns are available, and assistance with projects is offered. Participants may also bring their own handwork to stitch alongside others.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL1
Groups & Meetups

Coeur d’Alene – Veterans Club Patriot Pour

Veterans Club hosts the Patriot Pour at LYFE Public House, offering free coffee and easygoing conversation for Veterans and First Responders. This weekly meetup creates a relaxed space to connect, share stories, and build community over a cup of coffee.

LYFE Public House
JUL2
Family

Junior Ologists (Ages 9-12)

Created for ages 9 to 12, this Junior Ologists session at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library focuses on geology. Participants open geodes, look closely at gemstones, and explore Idaho’s natural environment through imaginative projects and hands-on experiments. The format blends creativity with simple scientific inquiry so young learners can discover how engaging earth science can be.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL2
Food & Drink

Discovery Fire All-You-Can-Eat Wood Fired Food Festival

Just ten minutes from downtown Coeur d’Alene, this all-you-can-eat wood-fired food festival centers on relaxed evenings by the flames at Discovery Fire. Open-fire cooking stations turn out scratch-made dishes over hardwood, and beer and wine are available. Live music and lawn games shape an easygoing scene, with welcoming places to sit, gather, and linger. The standout is the food, prepared from scratch over real wood with a clear commitment to high standards.

JUL2
Music

Pastiche LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Pastiche brings live music to Stella’s on the Hill in CdA, set against scenic views of the lake and the golf course. The venue features an inviting event space with a rotating selection of ready-made cocktails, beer, wine, and gourmet fare. Complimentary off-street parking is available, and the performance is open to all ages.

Stellas on the Hill
JUL2
Workshops & Classes

Dream Interpretation Basics @ CdA Library

Held in the Nelson Room of the Coeur d'Alene library, this session features teaching and discussion on a variety of dream-related topics. Participants can learn and talk together about dreams.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL2
Music

Live Performance

Well-loved in the area, Sammy Eubanks returns to Marina 33 for a new season of shows along the river, bringing his blend of blues and rock to Thursday evenings. Settle in for live music with food and refreshing drinks, whether you have followed him for years or are hearing him for the first time. Arrive early and linger late if you like, and make it a way to start the weekend.

Marina 33
JUL2
Music

Lake Coeur d' Alene Bands on Boats

Lake Coeur d’Alene Cruises presents a Bands on Boats experience on the lake, where two boats are linked to create a shared floating dance floor. The cruise moves across the water under the summer sky with music, dancing, and wide-open lake views throughout the outing. Entry is limited to guests 21 and older, and a valid ID is required at boarding.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
JUL2
Music

Pastiche - July 2nd

Pastiche makes its yearly return to the Hill with a high‑energy performance that aims to feel like fireworks. Because Stella’s is closed on Independence Day, this spirited show serves as a festive substitute, ready to set the musical atmosphere ablaze.

JUL2
Health & Wellness

Coffee & Sound

Take a quiet pause before the workday with a peaceful reset. This session invites a release of the morning rush, a gentle shift into a calm, relaxed state, and a positive flow that carries through the day.

The Atrium Professional Building
JUL2
Family

Stomp, Chomp, and Roar! Reading Hour - Toddler Time (18 mo-3 yo)

Designed for little explorers ages 18 months to 3 years, this dinosaur-themed storytime at the Coeur d’Alene Public Library blends playful songs, catchy rhymes, lively dino dances, and imaginative tales. Each session highlights prehistoric creatures and the traits that make them stand out, from long necks and big teeth to spikes, horns, flippers, tails, and wings. After the stories and movement, families can stay for an open playtime tailored to toddlers.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL2
Art & Culture

Fort Sherman Chapel: Explore the Artifacts of Fort Sherman’s Past

Visit Fort Sherman Chapel to explore artifacts that shed light on the story of this frontier military post. Displays include everyday belongings of soldiers and their families as well as items reflecting the early growth of Coeur d’Alene. Together, they offer a window into life at Fort Sherman and the people who helped shape the community.

Fort Sherman Chapel
JUL2
Workshops & Classes

Community Sew-In (All-Ages)

This all-ages community sew-in at the Coeur d'Alene Public Library offers a weekly space to work on projects, connect with fellow sewing enthusiasts, and exchange advice. Participants can bring a sewing machine or hand-sewing materials, along with fabric and an extension cord. The gathering takes place in the Community Room and encourages creativity, conversation, and support for works in progress, including quilting.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL2
Civic

IVLP Lawyer in the Library – Coeur D’Alene

The Idaho Volunteer Lawyers Program offers a monthly Lawyer in the Library clinic at Coeur d’Alene Public Library, providing brief legal guidance for people with low incomes or other risk factors who are dealing with civil legal matters. Registered participants are scheduled for a 30 minute session.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL2
Workshops & Classes

Moon Bloom

Moon Bloom is a social painting session at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, where guests can paint while enjoying sips in the studio.

Pinot's Palette
JUL2
Sports

Idaho Jr Golf Association

At Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Club, the Idaho Jr Golf Association schedules early tee times for event play, and public tee times open later in the day.

Coeur d'Alene Public Golf Club
JUL3
Theater

Cirque Ma'Ceo LIVE in Coeur d'Alene • July 3 - 5, 2026

Cirque Ma'Ceo presents a live cirque experience in Coeur d'Alene that blends artistry with high energy excitement inside a circus tent. The performance is held at Kootenai County Fairgrounds - North Idaho State Fair & Rodeo.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds - North Idaho State Fair & Rodeo
JUL3
Food & Drink

Prime Rib Night

Enjoy a 10 ounce serving of slow roasted prime rib with au jus and creamed horseradish, alongside a loaded baked potato and seasonal vegetables. The special is priced at $36 and is available in limited quantities. The restaurant and bar are located inside The Club at Prairie Falls, and reservations are optional but recommended.

Emma's
JUL3
Music

Summer Concert Series - Kelly Hughes!

Part of the summer concert series, Kelly Hughes takes the stage on Marina 33's riverfront for an evening of high-energy live music. Recognized as one of the area's most sought-after live performers, he brings a dynamic presence that keeps audiences on their feet. The night features live music, cold drinks, and an upbeat riverside atmosphere, with a big turnout anticipated.

Marina 33
JUL3
Music

Pamela Benton

Pamela Benton brings StringzOnFire to The Bee’s Knees Whiskey Bar, pairing searing electric violin with soulful, guitar-led melodies. She blends blues, indie folk rock, jazz, and original compositions into a personal sound that is bold, genuine, and highly versatile. The performance moves from fiery peaks to warm, lyrical moments, keeping attention fixed throughout.

The Bee's Knees Whiskey Bar
JUL3
Dancing

Moonlight Swing

Moonlight Swing features a Country Swing fundamentals session, followed by a Country Swing class, then social dancing. It offers a chance to learn the basics, build on them, and spend time on the dance floor with other dancers.

Follow My Lead Studio 2
JUL3
Health & Wellness

Weekly Meeting

At The Third Step, people come together in a supportive setting to pursue recovery. The group focuses on overcoming a wide range of challenges through collaboration and encouragement, with the goal of long term healing and genuine freedom.

JUL3
Music

Pastiche @ Iron Horse CDA

Pastiche brings a high-energy vibe to Iron Horse CDA, creating a lively scene for tail-feather shaking and carefree fun.

JUL3
Sales & Discounts

Locals First Friday at Magpie

Magpie celebrates the first Friday of each month with a locals appreciation day featuring a special discount for community members. Explore the shop, discover something new, and enjoy a small thank-you for supporting neighborhood businesses. Choosing to shop nearby helps keep Coeur d'Alene distinctive, lively, and thriving.

Magpie
JUL3
Festivals

Woofstock

Woofstock is a free outdoor festival celebrating music, connection, and community. Taking place on the Companions Animal Center grounds, it features a lineup of well-known performers throughout the afternoon and a welcoming atmosphere for all ages. Admission is free, reflecting a shared purpose of bringing people together to support neighbors, organizations, and local businesses. Local businesses, nonprofits, and food vendors can participate at no cost, reinforcing the community-driven spirit of the event. Expect live music all day, family-friendly activities, and a playful nod to retro style with bellbottoms encouraged. The artist lineup will be announced soon.

Companions Animal Center
JUL3
Workshops & Classes

Deer on the Horizon at Dusk

Paint Deer on the Horizon at Dusk at a paint and sip party in a studio in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Enjoy a creative outing centered on this featured artwork.

Pinot's Palette
JUL4
Workshops & Classes

Family Day Paint-riotic Party!

Celebrate the Fourth of July in Coeur d'Alene with a fun painting activity featuring an adorable hedgehog. This creative outing is a playful way to start the festivities before the BBQ and sprinklers.

Pinot's Palette - Coeur d'Alene
JUL4
Holidays

Lakeside 4th Fest 2026

A waterfront Fourth of July celebration marks America’s 250th with an evening of food, activities, and a fireworks finale. The experience begins with a buffet dinner in The Resort Convention Center featuring a variety of crowd favorites, then shifts to The Resort Front Lawn for live entertainment, classic lawn games, and a high-energy band that sets a patriotic mood. A no-host bar is available for beverages throughout the festivities. The night concludes with a fireworks show presented by Idaho Central Credit Union. An upgraded Red, White & VIP Viewing Party on the Lakeview Terrace features chef‑attended stations, live music, and a fully hosted bar for VIP guests, along with access to the Front Lawn 4th Fest Party so attendees can enjoy both settings. Dessert on the terrace and a prime viewpoint over the water create a memorable fireworks viewing to close the celebration. General admission is $135 for adults and $45 for children ages 3 to 12, with free entry for ages 2 and under. VIP admission is $250 for adults and $125 for children ages 3 to 12, with free entry for ages 2 and under. Applicable sales tax and gratuity are not included.

JUL4
Music

Pastiche @ Iron Horse CDA

At Iron Horse CDA, Pastiche sets an upbeat tone that encourages dancing and a fun, high-energy atmosphere.

JUL4
Markets

Summer Market

The Summer Market at the Rathdrum Craft and Farmers Market offers a mix of indoor and outdoor booths. The venue is accessible for attendees with disabilities, and there is no charge for admission or parking. Applications to participate are currently open.

Rathdrum Lions Club
JUL4
Health & Wellness

Yoga by the Water

Experience a calm outdoor yoga session held at Marina 33 beside the river. Move with intention at an easy pace, slow down, and recharge in the fresh air with waterfront views and the gentle sounds of the water. It offers a serene start to the day and a simple way to embrace the spirit of summer.

Marina 33
JUL4
Markets

Kootenai County Farmers Markets at Prairie Ave, Hayden

Hayden’s original Kootenai County Farmers Market celebrates four decades of connecting local farmers and artisans with the community. Browse seasonal produce, plants and flowers, meats, cheeses, eggs, and honey, along with artisan baked goods, wines, prepared food, and handmade crafts. Enjoy live music presented by Inland NW Toyota Dealers, and explore a food court with a variety of vendors. The market takes place rain or shine.

Hwy 95 & Prairie Ave, Hayden Idaho
JUL4
Food & Drink

250 Burgers for $2.50

To mark America’s 250th birthday, the first 250 guests at the Rathdrum Farmers Market can purchase a classic Squatch Burger for $2.50. The burger is a full, loaded serving with fresh beef, melted cheddar, lettuce, white onions, pickles, and a toasted brioche bun. No coupons or raffles are required, and it is not a downsized portion. When the 250 burgers are gone, the special ends. No rain checks or saving spots in line are permitted, so early arrival is recommended.

Rathdrum Craft and Farmers Market
JUL4
Holidays

Kohesion at Cd'A 4th of July Parade!

Returning to a longtime Coeur d'Alene parade tradition, this appearance spotlights the nation’s 250th birthday and also serves as a heartfelt farewell for an original Rock School student who is an American hero. The float will feature KOHESION, and organizers are preparing a large Rock School family marching contingent for a lively, high energy showing along the route. Planning is already underway.

E Sherman Ave, Coeur D'Alene, ID 83814, United States
JUL4
Workshops & Classes

Mesmerizing Beauty

Mesmerizing Beauty is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Guests paint in a social studio setting built around the Mesmerizing Beauty theme.

Pinot's Palette
JUL5
Music

Sunset Sessions: Live Music on The Lakeview Terrace

Golden-hour views over the water pair with live music on the Lakeview Terrace, creating a relaxed setting for friends, families, and couples. Guests can sip lakeside cocktails and enjoy barbecue-inspired dishes crafted for bold flavor and easy enjoyment. Local musicians shape the soundtrack with a mix of modern hits and timeless country classics, easing in with acoustic sets and building to an upbeat vibe as the evening unfolds. Tickets are $10 per guest, not including applicable sales tax and gratuity. A BBQ Buffet add-on is available for $25, plus tax and gratuity, with unlimited access to a chef-curated selection of summer favorites. This outdoor experience may be affected by weather, and delays or schedule changes are possible. Tickets are non-refundable unless the event is officially canceled. A Sounds of Summer Overnight Package at The Coeur d’Alene Resort is also available and includes a stay paired with two tickets to the event.

Lakeview Terrace
JUL5
Food & Drink

Sunday Public Dining All You Can Eat Breakfast

An all you can eat breakfast is open to the public, with families welcome. Enjoy eggs cooked to order along with bacon and sausage, hash browns and home fries, pancakes and French toast, and biscuits with sausage gravy. Juice and coffee are available. Pricing is $11 for adults, $6 for kids ages 6 to 10, and free for children ages 0 to 5.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
JUL5
Food & Drink

Sunday Brunch Cruises

Glide across Lake Coeur d’Alene while savoring a relaxing brunch cruise that pairs sweeping views with a buffet prepared by the Coeur d’Alene Resort culinary team, which has earned awards. The menu spans indulgent sweets and hearty savory dishes, with thoughtful touches that make the experience feel special on the water. A full bar offers drinks available for purchase, including mimosas, Bloody Marys, spiked coffee, and a range of non-alcoholic choices. Whether celebrating a milestone or taking the morning at an easy pace, this on-the-water brunch delivers a fresh spin with scenic vistas from every seat. Tickets are $78.00 for adults, $76.75 for seniors ages 55 and up, $69.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
JUL5
Food & Drink

Free Community Meal

Community Presbyterian Church in Post Falls welcomes children and adults for Bountiful Sunday Meals. A delicious, nutritious meal is offered every Sunday and is open to everyone. To-go meals are available.

Community Presbyterian Church
JUL5
Workshops & Classes

Dusty Desert Blooms

Enjoy a paint and sip party at a studio in Coeur d'Alene, ID, featuring Dusty Desert Blooms as the creative focus. Settle into a welcoming setting to paint, sip, and share a relaxed, social experience.

Pinot's Palette
JUL7
Markets

A Taste of the Farmstand

A special spin on the Farmstand brings together favorite growers with new artisan makers at New Leaf. Sample unique bites as each food vendor serves a dish prepared with ingredients they grew themselves. Sip wine from local winery Rosemary Manor, browse handmade goods, and enjoy live Latin jazz from Balboa Park in a warm summer setting. This gathering highlights local flavor and craftsmanship while offering an easygoing way to meet the people behind the products and support farmers and artisans.

New Leaf Nursery
JUL7
Music

Dave & Rey Live Music

Dave & Rey bring a summer series of country favorites to The Boathouse on Lake Hayden. The lakeside backdrop sets a calm mood, with food and refreshing beverages to enjoy as their performance carries through the evening.

The Boathouse
JUL7
Workshops & Classes

Basic Dog Obedience Training Class

Build a strong foundation for good manners with beginner obedience at North Idaho School of Dog Obedience. These classes help dogs and their people learn together in a calm, supportive setting while covering real-life skills like walking politely on leash, reliable sit, down, stay and recall, staying focused, managing impulses, and building confidence with clear communication. Instruction is provided by a professional trainer with over 35 years of experience who uses proven, humane methods that set dogs up for success and help owners feel confident. Puppies and adult dogs are welcome. New small-group sessions are forming now in Hayden, and private lessons are available through summer. For class details and enrollment, call (208) 964-3638.

North Idaho School of Dog Obedience
JUL7
Family

Wild West Family Fest with Monica Leon

A family-friendly Western gathering brings horse-centered activities to the CDA Fairgrounds. Enjoy complimentary photos with the horses, pony rides, barbecue fare, Western gear on hand, and live music to set the mood. A cowgirl and horse owner offers a warm howdy, adding to the welcoming feel of the day.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds - North Idaho State Fair & Rodeo
JUL7
Workshops & Classes

Lunar City

Take part in a paint and sip party in a Coeur d'Alene, Idaho studio that spotlights Lunar City. Spend time creating your own artwork in a relaxed studio setting alongside other participants.

Pinot's Palette
JUL8
Groups & Meetups

Coeur d’Alene – Veterans Club Patriot Pour

The Veterans Club hosts the Patriot Pour at Lyfe Public House, a weekly meetup offering complimentary coffee and conversation for Veterans and First Responders. It is a chance to share stories, meet peers, and connect with others.

LYFE Public House
JUL9
Music

Hayden Summer Concert Series

Enjoy a free concert as the Hayden Summer Concert Series features the Coeur d'Alene Big Band at McIntire Family Park. Pack a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable seating and take in the music. Concessions will be available from Richie's Dawg House.

Mcintire Family Park
JUL9
Workshops & Classes

Cooking Class: Fine French Dining with Chef Dan

An evening focused on fine French dining led by Chef Dan. The menu begins with tapenade tartines topped with goat cheese and roasted tomatoes. The main course features chicken Provençal prepared with white wine, tomatoes, olives, and herbs. Dessert is lavender honey crème brûlée. The cost is $65.

JUL9
Music

CDA - Treehouse w/ The Red Books Band

Treehouse CDA in downtown Coeur d’Alene hosts The Red Books Band for an evening of soulful grooves, stacked harmonies, and classic-leaning songwriting. This Coeur d’Alene based neo-soul and soft rock group mixes original material with select covers, pairing heartfelt vocals, trumpet, and guitar forward melodies for a live sound that blends nostalgia with a fresh spark. The band was chosen as one of the winners of Spokane Public Radio’s inaugural Firehouse Sessions Song Contest and captured live takes of their originals Another Page, Lethargy, and The Closer. Expect a set that resonates with listeners who enjoy The Beatles, alternative and indie rock, yacht rock, neo-soul, and smooth classic sounds. With food, drinks, and patio seating, Treehouse CDA offers a friendly, relaxed setting in the heart of town for a night of local live music, and this performance is part of the band’s continuing residency at the venue.

Treehouse CDA
JUL9
Health & Wellness

Caregivers Support Group

This gathering brings together caregivers of people living with Parkinson's or other degenerative neurological disorders for supportive conversation at Seasons of Coeur d'Alene Fresh Grill & Bar. Participants can share experiences, talk through frustrations, and exchange practical information and tips.

Seasons of Coeur d'Alene Fresh Grill & Bar
JUL9
Workshops & Classes

Cosmic Night in the Forest

Cosmic Night in the Forest is a social painting event at a studio in Coeur d'Alene, ID that combines creating art with sipping. Participants paint together in a studio setting.

Pinot's Palette
JUL10
Festivals

Post Falls Festival

The Post Falls Festival is an annual community celebration in Post Falls that spans three days of entertainment, local flavor, and activities for all ages. Set in Q'emiln Park and nearby areas, it brings together residents and visitors with live music, arts and crafts, and food from local vendors. Highlights include an outdoor, family-friendly movie, dance lessons, and an interactive demonstration by Idaho Fish and Game. Complimentary parking and a shuttle are available. Vendor applications are open to local artisans and food vendors, welcoming both new and returning participants.

Q'emiln Park
JUL10
Music

Summer Concert Series

Majestic Park hosts a free, family friendly concert featuring Prairie Fire Band and its high energy country with a rock edge. Originating in North Idaho and performing across the Northwest, the group showcases Carli Osika’s powerful vocals and Debbi Hahn’s dynamic fiddle work alongside Kent Nelson, Rex Johnson, and Daryl Mead. Several members have earned multiple awards and bring notable experience and professionalism to the stage, creating an upbeat atmosphere for dancing in the park.

Majestic Park
JUL10
Family

Post Falls Movies in the Park

An outdoor screening of National Treasure presents the second film in the summer Movie in the Park series at Q'emiln Park. The story follows Benjamin Franklin Gates on an adventurous quest across the United States as he pieces together clues tied to the Founding Fathers and a hidden treasure, making it a family friendly pick for a night under the stars. Yard games from Post Falls Parks and Recreation will be available before the film. Attendees may want to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and favorite snacks for comfort. The Post Falls Police Department supports the event, and Goldenwest Credit Union sponsors the Movie in the Park series.

Q'emiln Park
JUL10
Outdoor Recreation

Godfrey Boat Showcase!

Marina 33 will host a showcase featuring a handpicked selection of Godfrey pontoon models displayed right on the docks. Whether you are shopping for a boat or simply interested in seeing what is available, this waterfront event offers an up-close look and a chance to experience the quality and comfort of Godfrey pontoons. Food and drinks are on hand throughout the weekend, creating a relaxed setting to get a feel for summer on the water.

Marina 33
JUL10
Workshops & Classes

Sun-Kissed Shrooms

Sun-Kissed Shrooms is a sip-and-paint experience in a Coeur d'Alene, ID studio. The session centers on the Sun-Kissed Shrooms theme and offers time to paint while enjoying a drink.

Pinot's Palette
JUL11
Markets

Coeur dAlene Gun Show

Centered on vendors, the Coeur d'Alene Gun Show brings together numerous dealers with booths featuring a broad range of firearms, ammunition, accessories, and other shooting gear. Taking place at Kootenai County Fairgrounds RV Park, it offers a chance to browse offerings from many sellers in one location.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds RV Park
JUL11
Markets

Kids Day Craft Fair

Designed for young makers and bakers, this big event offers kids a chance to run their own booth. Applications can be submitted through the summer application online. Participants 17 and under may reserve a no-cost outdoor booth to sell crafts, baked goods, plants, toys, artwork and other items of their choice. Alongside the youth booths, there will be plenty of activities for kids, and food, ice cream and beverage vendors will be available.

Rathdrum Lions Club
JUL11
Festivals

Post Falls Festival 2026

At Q'emiln Park, the Ron Greene Band performs in a trio format, continuing its long-running connection with the Post Falls Festival. Attendees can expect live music, vendors, and food in a family friendly setting by the river.

Q'emiln Park
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Infant CPR Class

Learn practical infant CPR skills in a free, 20-minute class that emphasizes preparedness and confidence in emergency situations. This non-certification session is held at Inland Mama.

Inland Mama
JUL11
Fundraisers

2026 TitleOne Charity Cornhole Tournament

A charity cornhole tournament by TitleOne brings a day of friendly competition to the Kootenai County Fairgrounds inside the Jacklin Event Building. Several sponsorship and team opportunities are available. The event highlights CASA in North Idaho, where trained volunteers advocate for more than 400 children who have experienced abuse or neglect. These advocates investigate child protection cases, represent each child’s best interests in court, and work to help secure safe, permanent homes.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Crawly Critter Crafts

Kids can explore the tiny world of beneficial garden creatures in this free, hands-on class. Through engaging discussion and activities, they will discover where caterpillars, snails, and other small helpers live, what they do, and why they matter to healthy gardens. Creativity follows as participants make colorful, critter-themed art to take home. The experience blends learning and crafting to build curiosity, confidence, and a deeper appreciation for nature. Pascendi Ice will be on site with special flavors created for the occasion along with popular favorites. The class is organized into four sessions of 30 minutes each, with a maximum of 15 children per session. Advance sign-up is requested to choose a session and note how many children will attend.

New Leaf Nursery
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Obedience classes

Build everyday manners and strengthen your connection with your dog in a friendly basic obedience course. Designed for both puppies and adult dogs, the curriculum includes core behaviors such as sit, lie down, stay, coming when called, polite leash walking, and calm interactions with people and other dogs. Trainer Diana leads four sessions, each lasting no more than an hour, using a positive approach that helps both handler and dog succeed.

Happy Dogs 4 Life
JUL11
Food & Drink

CDA Brew Fest 2026

Downtown Coeur d’Alene’s Brewfest showcases craft brews from North Idaho at McEuen Park. This gathering celebrates local flavors and invites beer enthusiasts to explore what the region’s craft scene produces.

McEuen Park
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Flutter and Glow

Flutter and Glow is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. It offers a creative session in a friendly studio setting.

Pinot's Palette
JUL11
Workshops & Classes

Let's Get Toasty - Date Night

Enjoy a creative paint and sip party with a date night theme at a studio in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Participants will paint together in a casual, sip-friendly setting for a fun shared experience.

Pinot's Palette
JUL12
Dancing

Vintage Dance Party

A vintage-themed dance gathering features a jitterbug lesson followed by a social dance. Each segment costs $10, or take both for $15. Bring a new friend to get $5 off. Instructors and hosts Clayton and Quinn Fosberg guide the activities. No partner is required. Dress can be dressy, casual, or accented with vintage flair. Music spans Lindy Hop, Charleston, Jitterbug, Balboa, East Coast, Shim Sham, Shag, and more.

Follow My Lead Studio 2
JUL12
Markets

Love Story Summer Market

At It's a Love Story Books in Hayden, Idaho, this summer market brings together thousands of romance readers and book-loving shoppers with dozens of vendors. Browse local artisans and small businesses offering bookish treasures, handmade goods, and specialty items, with plenty of chances to discover something new. The event is free to attend. Vendor applications are open, and approved sellers may participate in up to two markets this year.

It's a Love Story Books & Cafe
JUL13
Career

Monday Evening - Holistic Women in Busniness Networking Meeting

A recurring networking gathering for women in the holistic field focused on collaboration, support, and shared learning. Attendees offer concise 30 second introductions to describe their services and the people they serve. Each meeting includes a spotlight segment where one participant has 10 to 15 minutes to delve into their business, share their story, and educate the group about how they help others. The rest of the time centers on open conversation and connection, creating opportunities to build community, promote offerings, and explore partnerships. Welcomes both newcomers and returning participants.

Affordable Acupuncture CDA
JUL13
Music

Austin Carruthers - July 13th

Stella's on the Hill welcomes Austin Carruthers to the Chris Guggemos Memorial Stage for a live performance for listeners to enjoy. The announcement carries a lucky-day wink and a playful spirit, setting a cheerful tone for the show.

Stella's on the Hill
JUL14
Groups & Meetups

Silent Book Club at Starbucks

Hosted by the Coeur d'Alene Public Library, this Silent Book Club meets at Starbucks for quiet, comfortable reading together. Bring your own book, enter a drawing for a free drink, and spend time reading in shared silence with optional conversation afterward. There are no reading assignments and no obligation to take part in discussion, creating a relaxed space to enjoy coffee and read whatever you like.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL14
Sales & Discounts

Hayden Lake Marina Shop Pop Up

Browse the 208 Pro shop trailer for on-the-water essentials and gear. The trailer will be set up along the shoreline near the Boathouse, making it easy to stop by and look over the selection. Find what you need to get outfitted for time on the water.

Hayden Lake Marina
JUL15
Career

2026 After 5 Membership Mixer

Connect with peers from the local building community at a relaxed networking gathering where Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Jacklin Real Estate serves as both host and sponsor. Each month, a different North Idaho Building Contractors Association member opens their doors for an inside look at their business, creating an easy setting for real conversations and new connections. Expect an easygoing atmosphere, plenty of face-to-face introductions, and chances to meet members you might not ordinarily encounter. A 50/50 raffle will be held, with proceeds directed to the NIBCA Membership Committee to support initiatives that grow, strengthen, and engage the association’s member community. Whether you are just getting involved or have been part of NIBCA for years, this mixer offers a straightforward way to stay connected and contribute to a thriving network.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Jacklin Real Estate
JUL15
Health & Wellness

Must Have Top 10 Homeopathic First Aid Remedies

This free, one hour presentation highlights ten homeopathic first aid remedies and explains how natural homeopathy can complement a family first aid kit.

Kaffee Meister - Hayden Idaho Coffeehouse and Roastery
JUL15
Sports

2026 JUNIOR Coeur d'Alene Classic Presented by Selkirk

Hosted at Inland Northwest Pickleball Club, this junior pickleball classic presented by Selkirk uses a scramble format with rotating partners, and players do not need to register with a partner. DUPR ratings are not part of the event. Divisions are planned for ages 8 to 11 and 11 to 13, with the possibility of adjustments based on registration. A new policy requires all players to wear eye protection during every match, and lenses are optional. Gold, silver, and bronze medals will be awarded.

Inland Northwest Pickleball Club
JUL15
Music

Jeremy McComb

The Honky-Tonk Circus Tour delivers a fast-paced journey back to nights when country music owned the room. It is not a simple throwback, it aims to recreate that era with big energy. This stop unfolds while cruising around, turning the performance into a moving honky-tonk.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
JUL15
Groups & Meetups

Coeur d’Alene – Veterans Club Patriot Pour

Veterans Club hosts the Patriot Pour at Lyfe Public House, a weekly gathering where veterans and first responders connect over complimentary coffee and conversation.

LYFE Public House
JUL16
Music

Hayden City Park

Set in Mcintire Family Park, Dr. Phil & the Enablers come back to the Hayden City Park stage.

Mcintire Family Park
JUL16
Workshops & Classes

Gilded Reflections

Gilded Reflections offers a paint and sip experience at a studio in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Paint alongside others and enjoy a social atmosphere centered on creativity.

Pinot's Palette
JUL17
Theater

Come From Away at Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre (Jul 17 – Jul 26, 2026)

Explore what life was like for residents of Gander as 38 planes were redirected to Newfoundland on September 11, 2001. The musical Come From Away, widely praised by critics, tells this story on stage.

Coeur d'Alene Summer Theatre
JUL17
Markets

Meet Me

New Leaf hosts an evening in its four-part Summer Nights series, blending live music, local wine from Rosemary Manor, and a marketplace of talented local artisans. Attendees can wander beneath the trees with a glass in hand, shop handmade goods, and enjoy the welcoming nursery setting. The focus is on garden-inspired browsing, artisan craftsmanship, and entertainment that celebrates the season while supporting local creatives. Each event features a different local band. This edition highlights LakeTown Sound, a Coeur d’Alene rock and roll cover group delivering a high-energy mix of upbeat favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and contemporary hits that invite singing along and dancing. Organizers are also seeking additional local artists interested in participating as vendors.

New Leaf Nursery
JUL17
Festivals

Rathdrum Days 2026

Rathdrum Area Chamber of Commerce teams up with Seright's Ace Hardware for Rathdrum Days 2026, a two-day celebration with activities for all ages. The first day at Majestic Park offers food and vendor booths, kids activities, live music, and a beer garden, followed by an after party at Kelsey's Bar. The second day begins with a community parade on Main Street, then Family Fun Day continues at Lakeland High School with a pickleball tournament, a vendor and food fair featuring crafts and other businesses, a free Kid Zone, a car show, live music, McDonald's Big Wheel Races, a watermelon eating contest, and the Doggie Dash. Continuous entertainment on the Main Stage runs throughout the day.

Lakeland Senior High School & Majestic Park
JUL17
Music

Summer Concert Series

Sammy Eubanks brings a mix of country, blues, and rock and roll back to Rathdrum. He is a 12-time Best Male Vocalist winner in Washington and also received a country award from the Inland Northwest Country Music Association. Eubanks and his band have earned multiple honors, including a semi-final berth at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2013. In 2019 he and The Work'in Class took the runner-up position at the same competition while representing WBS and IEBS.

Majestic Park
JUL17
Music

AP Collective LIVE

AP Collective brings its PNW Tour to the stage with a Folk and Pop sound shaped by close-knit harmonies. After performing more than 140 shows last year, the group has earned a strong following throughout the Pacific Northwest.

Vantage Point Brewing Company
JUL17
Theater

CDA Summer Theatre Presents Come From Away

Explore the perspective of Gander islanders through the story of 38 planes diverted to Newfoundland on September 11, 2001. Come From Away, a critically acclaimed musical, brings this story to the stage. Presented by CDA Summer Theatre at NIC Boswell Hall / Schuler Performing Arts Center.

NIC Boswell Hall / Schuler Performing Arts Center
JUL18
Art & Culture

Coeur d'Alene Art Walk

A recurring summer art walk set in downtown Coeur d'Alene showcases live lettering demonstrations. Visitors can explore a new collection of hand-painted signs along with custom pieces by the artist.

Downtown Coeur d'Alene
JUL18
Fundraisers

$10 Bag Sale For Charity

Shop a bag sale at Kootenai County Fairgrounds where each bag costs $10, with no limit on how many you can buy. General admission is free. There is also an early entry option for $20 cash that lets you get in before the larger crowds. All profits benefit local charities.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds
JUL18
Workshops & Classes

Let's Get Seedy with Snake River Seed Co Op

Snake River Seed Co-op presents a free educational session that digs into seed saving from both practical and botanical angles. Discover how to choose varieties that will grow true to type from seed you collect yourself, along with methods to minimize unwanted cross pollination between crops. Learn to spot, select, and save seed from the most vigorous, top-performing plants so a garden can flourish season after season. The session includes step by step instruction on harvesting and processing seeds from crops that are wet seeded as well as those that are dry seeded. Ideal for gardeners and growers aiming to build resilience, self sufficiency, and reliable results from a homegrown seed supply.

New Leaf Nursery
JUL18
Games & Entertainment

Warhammer 40K Tournament 2000pt

Strategy & Games hosts a Warhammer 40,000 tournament for 2000 point armies, featuring three rounds where players compete for prizes and bragging rights. The buy in is $10. First place receives $65 in store credit and second place earns $35 in store credit, with the prize pool increasing if more than ten players attend. Primary Missions are assigned by the judge from the Chapter Approved 2025-26 Mission Deck at the start of each round. Players select their Secondary Missions by choosing two or drawing two at random. Scoring is based on mission performance, with up to 50 victory points available from Primary objectives and up to 40 from Secondary objectives. Bringing a fully painted and based army adds 10 victory points each round. Rules errata and points follow the balance sheet and Munitorum Field Manual dated 12/10/2025 along with the tournament companion. Legendary Characters are not allowed. Forgeworld rules are not permitted, so only options found in the army codex are valid. Be prepared to provide any special rules for your army with a copy of your list if requested by the judge.

Strategy & Games
JUL18
Family

A Peek Into Discovery: Community Event

A free community showcase welcomes guests to discover Discovery of Connections, a new event rental and community space extension at Discovery of Learning. Explore both sides of Discovery through interactive activities and hands-on learning, tour beautifully styled mock event rooms for inspiration, and connect with local preferred vendors and community businesses. This family-friendly gathering features interactive kids activities and face painting, along with opportunities for community connection and fun for all ages. Food will be available for purchase from Fire and Ice Food Truck, and beverages will be available for purchase from Fizz Labs.

Discovery of Learning
JUL18
Family

A Peck into Discovery

Explore both sides of the mission at this community gathering. Learn about Discovery of Learning, a center that supports hybrid homeschooling, and Discovery of Connection, an event space available for rent. Enjoy face painting, vendor booths, and games and other activities. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Discovery of Learning
JUL18
Workshops & Classes

Radiant Ridge

Radiant Ridge offers a social painting experience at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, blending creativity with a sip-friendly setting. The studio atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, making it a comfortable spot for a casual creative outing.

Pinot's Palette
JUL19
Music

Live Music w Dave & Rey

Returning to Parallel 47, Dave & Rey deliver an evening of live country classics. The performance pairs good eats with great beats, creating a friendly atmosphere filled with familiar tunes.

Parallel 47
JUL19
Family

Hot Rods & Hot Dogs, A Benefit Car Show for SVDPNI

A family-friendly car show at Hayden Furniture Depot highlights classic cars, hot rods and rad rods, with music and complimentary hot dogs. Admission is free. Proceeds from raffles and donations benefit St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho, which serves hundreds of meals each week, sustains 329 housing units that provide stability, operates shelters for warmth and safety, offers vital assistance for veterans and their families, and delivers workforce programs that build skills and support lasting independence. These efforts help neighbors take a step toward hope. Information about registering a vehicle or sponsoring the show is available.

JUL19
Workshops & Classes

Reef Cruisin'

Reef Cruisin' brings a sip and paint experience to a studio in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, offering a creative, social setting for participants to make art together.

Pinot's Palette
JUL21
Fundraisers

Tesh's 50th Celebration & Benefit Event - Presented by Andy's Heating & Cooling

This milestone celebration and benefit recognizes 50 years of Tesh’s service in Kootenai County, a half century focused on strengthening the community and expanding opportunities for people with disabilities. Hosted at Settlers Creek in Coeur d’Alene, the evening brings together business partners and community members for a meaningful gathering that supports youth and adults with disabilities. Each year, Tesh serves hundreds of individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, fostering greater independence, self-sufficiency, and fuller participation in community life. Tickets, sponsorships, donations, and auction bids directly advance this mission, honoring past achievements while helping sustain vital programs for the future.

Settlers Creek, 5803 W Riverview Dr, Coeur d'Alene, ID 83814
JUL22
Markets

A summmer night with Country music

A relaxing summer evening by the water awaits at Landing Park in Post Falls as River City Market & Music blends live country performances, local shopping, great food, and scenic river views. Payton Rae delivers powerful vocals and a modern country sound that encourages plenty of sing-alongs. Explore more than 40 local vendors with fresh produce, handmade goods, unique finds, and sweet treats, then grab dinner from the food vendors and enjoy the music against a Spokane River sunset. Admission is free, the atmosphere is family friendly, and both kids and dogs are welcome. Lawn chairs make it easy to settle in for a laid-back night of music and market discoveries.

Post Falls Landing Park
JUL22
Workshops & Classes

Cooking Class: Down South with Chef Laura

Explore Southern flavors in a cooking class with Chef Laura. The menu highlights her celebrated mac and cheese paired with lemon grilled chicken, then finishes with a cherry almond crisp topped with Chantilly cream. The cost is $65.

JUL23
Workshops & Classes

Cooking Class: A Day in Wine Country with Chef Dan

Explore wine country flavors with Chef Dan in a cooking class featuring a three-course menu. The experience begins with whipped burrata paired with roasted grapes, honey, fresh herbs, and crostini. The main course presents red wine braised short rib with polenta. Dessert brings an olive oil citrus cake with mascarpone. Cost is $65.

JUL24
Festivals

Hayden Days 2026

A community celebration at McIntire Family Park, presented by ICCU, features live entertainment, family activities, and a variety of vendors. The music lineup includes the Kelly Hughes Band, sponsored by P1FCU, and the Rhythm Dawgs. The Northern Lakes Fire Department hosts its annual pancake feed. A patriotic parade honoring America’s 250th birthday begins with a flyover from No Limits Aviation. Auto enthusiasts can explore a car show sponsored by TDS and conducted by the North Idaho Classics Car Club, with on-site registration and awards. Hayden’s Got Talent takes the main stage at McIntire Family Park. Throughout the festivities, attendees can enjoy food and mixed goods vendors, children’s games, pony rides, and bounce houses, along with more activities. For details, contact Hayden Recreation & Community Events at (208) 209-1080.

Mcintire Family Park
JUL24
Music

Summer Concert Series

Pastiche delivers a lively mix of pop, rock, and funk covers, stacking the set with favorites from across five decades, from the 60s and 70s through the 80s, 90s, and today. The band is all about high-energy performance, turning the show into a dance-forward experience that keeps the crowd on its feet.

Majestic Park
JUL24
Music

Pastiche

Pastiche brings a lively, dance-friendly show to Majestic Park as part of the Rathdrum Concert Series, offering upbeat music and a festive atmosphere throughout the evening.

Majestic Park
JUL24
Fundraisers

2026 Inland NW Honor Flight Golf Classic

The Inland NW Honor Flight Golf Classic marks its third year, presented by McKinstry, offering a day of golf, camaraderie, and appreciation for veterans at The Highlands Golf Course. Activities include player check-in, a message from INWHF, a shotgun-format kickoff, and contests and challenges throughout the course. Prizes are available for top finishers as well as those at the other end of the standings. The day wraps up with a celebratory lunch and an awards presentation. Entry fees are $550 for a four-person team or $150 for an individual, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Highlands Golf Course
JUL25
Festivals

NW Good News Festival, Craft Fair, & Car Show

Celebrate the first annual NW Good News Festival, Craft Fair, and Car Show at Majestic Park in Rathdrum, Idaho. Enjoy live music, food and beverages, artisan vendors, and a display of cars. Guests may bring seating or a blanket to get comfortable, relax with the music, let children enjoy the playground and splash pad, explore the booths, and vote for a favorite vehicle. The car show winner is determined by popular vote, so every vote matters. Open to the public with free admission.

Majestic Park
JUL25
Games & Entertainment

Hayden's Got Talent Show

Performers are invited to apply for Hayden’s Got Talent, which will be held during Hayden Days. Auditions require an online application. Cash awards are set at $550 for first place, $300 for second, and $150 for third. Additional details and the application are available online.

Mcintire Family Park
JUL25
Fundraisers

Mimosas & Mahjong

A relaxed brunch gathering at Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center features mahjong alongside food and beverages. Guests can browse local vendors, bid in a silent auction, and take part in a festive table decorating contest with prizes. The cheerful, welcoming setting brings people together for connection and laughter in support of Safe Passage.

Jacklin Arts and Cultural Center
JUL25
Outdoor Recreation

Daily Scenic Cruises

Soak in Lake Coeur d’Alene’s scenery on a relaxing 90 minute cruise. Enjoy views of waterfront homes, forested shorelines, and landmarks best seen from the water, with light narration from the captain. Settle into comfortable indoor or outdoor seating and order from a full service bar. Cruises run daily and board at Independence Point. Pricing is $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and up, $23.75 for ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under ride free.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
JUL25
Music

Queens of Folk

Queens of Folk celebrates the women whose voices shaped a generation, weaving memorable music with vivid storytelling. This concert pairs songs with the stories behind them to honor artists who helped redefine folk and their lasting influence.

Lake City Center, Inc
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

Ghosty Girly

Ghosty Girly is a paint and sip party at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, ID, offering a relaxed, creative studio experience in a fun, social setting.

Pinot's Palette
JUL25
Workshops & Classes

The Art of the PDW

This training course introduces the essentials of carrying and employing a personal defense weapon. It explores how to maintain discretion and outlines factors to consider when choosing a PDW platform and its characteristics. The session takes place at Fernan Rod & Gun Club.

Fernan Rod & Gun Club
JUL26
Workshops & Classes

Lilies at Midnight

Lilies at Midnight is a paint and sip event at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, ID. This event offers a relaxed creative session in the studio focused on painting Lilies at Midnight in a social setting.

Pinot's Palette
JUL28
Music

Dave & Rey Live Music @ The Boathouse

Dave & Rey bring live country favorites to The Boathouse on Lake Hayden. This stop in a summer gig season unfolds by the lake with a peaceful vibe, tasty food, and cool drinks, as the music drifts into the evening.

The Boathouse
JUL28
Workshops & Classes

Be Happy

Be Happy is a sip and paint event at Pinot's Palette in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Spend time painting with others in a relaxed studio setting for a lighthearted, creative outing.

Pinot's Palette
JUL29
Markets

River City Market and Music with the Last Chance Band!

River City Market & Music transforms Landing Park in Post Falls into a lively summer gathering, pairing a farmers market with live country music from Last Chance Band. Explore over 40 local vendors offering fresh produce, handmade goods, and a variety of food and sweet treats, then relax by the Spokane River as the band delivers an energetic country set. Admission is free. The atmosphere is family friendly, with kids and dogs welcome. Lawn chairs are welcome for comfortable seating, and the riverfront setting is known for beautiful views and memorable sunsets.

Landings Park
JUL29
Markets

MelDaltonMusic: Mel Dalton

Live music from Mel Dalton sets a friendly tone at Kootenai County Farmers' Market's Wednesday market in Riverstone. Shoppers can browse fresh produce, distinctive arts and crafts, and other tasty options as the performance plays in the background.

Kootenai County Farmers' Market
JUL30
Food & Drink

Wine Women & Shoes Show Coeur D'Alene

Coeur d'Alene hosts the Wine Women & Shoes Show, offering a charming day centered on indulgence and social connection. This unique gathering highlights the sophistication of fine wines.

The Coeur d'Alene Resort
JUL30
Music

Mad Moxie LIVE at Stellas on the Hill

Mad Moxie brings a live set to Stella's on the Hill in CdA. Take in sweeping views of Lake CdA and the nearby golf course as the music plays. The event center offers a rotating menu of premade cocktails along with beer, wine, and gourmet fare. Complimentary off street parking is available, and the show is open to all ages.

Stellas on the Hill
JUL30
Workshops & Classes

Fraud Awareness & Smart Money for Adults

Global Credit Union offers two learning sessions for ages 16 and up in the Gozzer Room, focused on fraud prevention and smart money skills. The fraud awareness session explores common schemes such as phishing and skimming, how scammers evolve their tactics, and practical ways to safeguard your information through credit monitoring, the BBB Scam Tracker, and stronger online account security. Guidance is provided on what to do if fraud occurs, with handouts available and time for questions. The smart money class covers intermediate personal finance topics, including building a budget, establishing consistent saving habits, understanding a credit report and the cost of credit, and getting started with retirement investing.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
JUL31
Markets

Street Fair

Downtown Coeur d'Alene hosts a lively street fair featuring more than 250 vendors. The event offers food, fine art, and crafts, along with many other attractions to explore. It delivers the feel of a classic street fair experience.

Downtown Coeur d'Alene
JUL31
Music

Summer Concert Series - Devon Wade!

Local country artist Devon Wade takes the stage for an evening of live country music by the river. Food and drinks will be available, and there will be chances to dance. Friends and families can share a lively night together.

JUL31
Family

Outdoor Movie Night Series - Hoppers

Rathdrum Parks & Recreation and the Rathdrum Police Department present an Outdoor Movie in the Park at Stub Myers Park featuring Disney and Pixar’s Hoppers. The film follows Mabel, a nature enthusiast who uses cutting-edge science to shift her consciousness into a robotic beaver to safeguard a local habitat, blending humor and heart for all ages. Guests can bring blankets, lawn chairs, and picnic snacks for a comfortable spot beneath the evening sky. Free popcorn will be provided by Idaho Fence until it runs out. For everyone’s safety and cleanliness, dogs are not permitted.

Stub Meyer Park
JUL31
Workshops & Classes

Galaxy Beach

This paint and sip party at a studio in Coeur d’Alene, ID features the Galaxy Beach theme.

Pinot's Palette
AUG1
Food & Drink

North Idaho Wild Game Cook-Off

At North Idaho Archery, Idaho’s outdoor community gathers for a wild game cook-off where local teams present dishes that span elk, waterfowl, and more. The focus is on friendly competition and flavorful tasting, with live music setting the mood and a raffle adding extra excitement. Competitors may enter their own recipes, and the event offers a chance for hunters, anglers, and conservation supporters to connect. Team spots are limited, and tickets can be purchased online or on site.

North Idaho Archery
AUG3
Food & Drink

Sunset Dinner Cruises

Sail into the evening on a two-hour sunset dinner cruise across beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene, where sweeping views and a relaxed atmosphere set the tone for a memorable outing. Enjoy a gourmet buffet featuring perfectly roasted beef, baked salmon, a fresh summer green salad, and additional selections crafted to please a variety of tastes. A full no-host bar is available to pair your meal with your favorite drink. It is well suited for outings with friends, family, or colleagues and offers a picturesque way to unwind as the sun dips toward the horizon. Ticket prices are $85.75 for adults, $83.75 for seniors 55 and older, $62.75 for youth ages 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free.

AUG5
Fundraisers

🌟Night Under the Stars🌟 benefiting Safe Start

An elegant evening at Elk Point Estates brings the annual Night Under the Stars gala to life, blending celebration with a shared commitment to childhood safety. Guests can enjoy a plated dinner, decadent desserts, live music, and an open beer and wine bar, along with a happy hour featuring complimentary beverages and hors d'oeuvres. The festivities also include a raffle and a variety of auction items. Sponsorship opportunities are available, including Stage, Raffle, and Golden Ticket options. Each sponsorship provides reserved seating for eight and prominent recognition on social media, with logos featured on the event poster and program. The event supports initiatives that promote the safety and well-being of children and families in the community. For details or to become a sponsor, contact Liz at 208-557-4371.

Elk Point
AUG5
Workshops & Classes

Faults! Lava Flows! Glaciers! Floods! (All Ages)

Discover how the ground beneath your feet came to be during an all ages program led by Farragut Park Ranger Errin Bair with her father, retired science teacher Jon Bair. They explore the area’s geologic past and explain how faults, lava flows, glaciers, and floods shaped the landscapes seen today. It is a quick overview designed to spark curiosity and encourage further learning.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
AUG6
Music

Karma's Circle LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Karma’s Circle brings live music to Stella’s on the Hill in CdA. The venue is a stylish event space with an ever-changing lineup of premade cocktails alongside beer, wine, and gourmet fare. Guests can relax in the outdoor area and take in wide views of Lake CdA and the golf course while enjoying the music. Complimentary off-street parking is available, and attendees of all ages are welcome.

Stellas on the Hill
AUG6
Fundraisers

Helping Captives Golf Tournament

The Helping Captives Annual Golf Tournament at Prairie Falls Golf Club in Post Falls, Idaho brings the community together for a purpose that reaches beyond the game. Participants can check in, warm up on simulators, and then head out for a shotgun start. Proceeds benefit survivors of sex trafficking through Helping Captives intervention and recovery programs, so every round contributes to safety, healing, and hope. Registration options include a team of four for $550 or an individual entry for $150, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Prairie Falls Golf Club
AUG7
Career

SHBA Next: Lake CDA Cruise

An evening cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene hosted by SHBA NEXT features food, drinks, dancing, giveaways, and networking. The relaxed late day setting offers a chance to learn more about Spokane Home Builders Association membership while connecting with other young professionals in the building industry. Each ticket includes a buffet dinner and two drink tickets. Sponsors include Hayden Homes, BECU, College Hill, and Spokane Hardware Supply.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
AUG8
Music

Summer Concert Series

The Kelly Hughes Band brings a lively country rock show rooted in Post Falls, Idaho. For more than two decades they have been a fixture of the Inland Northwest music scene, known for spirited performances and strong hometown pride. Expect a mix of feel-good country, foot stomping favorites, and tender classics that keep the crowd dancing.

Majestic Park
AUG8
Health & Wellness

Pilates in the Park

Spend time outdoors with a free mat Pilates class at Majestic Park in Rathdrum. This session welcomes all experience levels and focuses on simple, energizing movement. Bring a mat or beach towel, bring a water bottle, and invite friends to share the workout.

Majestic Park
AUG8
Sports

North Idaho State Championship Arm Wrestling

This five-year anniversary celebration highlights local businesses and arm wrestlers, featuring professional competitors and a state champion while welcoming new and novice arm wrestlers. It is family friendly. Sponsorships are still being accepted, and in collaboration with The Bunker, donations support a local veterans association.

The Bunker Bar
AUG14
Music

MARINA 33! LET'S ROCK THE RIVER! - AUGUST 14

Fire From Ashes will perform a public show at Marina 33 in Post Falls, bringing fun in the sun as the band returns after last summer’s Rock the Dock Battle of the Bands win.

Marina Boat Rentals
AUG14
Music

Summer Concert Series

The Summer Concert Series concludes with a performance by Sonic Groove, a four-piece classic rock cover band from Spokane, Washington. Known for energetic, fun shows at local venues and events around the Inland Northwest, they bring a lively set of classic rock covers to close out the series.

Majestic Park
AUG15
Festivals

Ales for the Trail Craft Beer Festival 2026

Ales for the Trail gathers craft beer lovers at City Park in Coeur d’Alene for a celebration that benefits the North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation. Local and regional producers from around the Northwest pour beer, cider, wine, and alcohol-free mocktails, with more than 60 unique beers and ciders to sample. The setting is a beautiful city park, and the atmosphere includes food trucks, live music, games, and raffle prizes. Attendees can chat with brewers and their teams, then help choose the People’s Choice Award, turning a tasting into a community effort in support of the trail that connects the region. Expect a strong lineup of offerings, with more than 25 breweries and cideries represented, craft mocktails from the Rolling Stallion for non-alcoholic options, a range of food trucks from Coeur d’Alene and nearby communities, and local business booths that include Ales for the Trail apparel. Music features a DJ during the VIP hour and a headlining performance by JAMSHACK, with additional acts to be announced. VIP tickets are available for $65 and include early access with specialty pours, cocktails, food, and stage-front seating. General admission is offered, and early registration includes a commemorative cup while supplies last. A valid ID is required to receive alcohol and all patrons are carded. Non-drinkers and designated drivers are given wristbands. Guests under 21 may attend with a legal guardian, though alcohol is never served to anyone under 21. Pets are not permitted per park rules. Biking to the festival is encouraged with a free bike corral available, and rideshare or taxi options in Coeur d’Alene make it easy to plan a safe trip home.

City Park
AUG15
Health & Wellness

Holy Fire III Reiki I & II Certification

Discover a comprehensive beginner training in Reiki that blends the Western approach introduced by Mrs. Takata with traditional Japanese methods. The class focuses on easing stress and fostering relaxation to support healing, working with life force energy through gentle hand placements on or near the body to encourage balanced flow. By the end, participants are able to provide Reiki treatments to themselves and to others and are qualified to practice. The workshop includes Holy Fire II placements for Reiki I and II, certificates upon completion, and the complete Reiki I and II manual by William Rand. Sessions combine lecture, discussion, demonstration, and hands-on practice. Each student gives and receives a full treatment using Byosen scanning and the hand placement system, with additional practice using all Reiki II symbols and related techniques. Instruction covers the nature of Reiki energy and the Reiki Ideals, the full hand placement system, self-treatment, Gassho meditation, Byosen scanning to sense and address areas that need care, Reiji-ho for intuitive guidance, Kenyoku dry bathing to cleanse the energy field, Koki-ho breath techniques, Gyoshi-ho for sending energy with the eyes, methods for distance Reiki, and how to draw, activate, and use the Reiki II symbols while exploring their meanings. Students gain direct experience with how each symbol feels and the results it produces. Tuition is $555, and a $150 deposit reserves a place in the class. For more information, contact Jennifer at 208-691-8865.

AUG16
Family

2026 Cows, Cars & Careers

Enjoy a lively day at Cows, Cars & Careers centered on Cow Pie Bingo starring Ruby, an adorable mini Highland cow. Participants can purchase $100 squares, and buying more than one increases the chances of a cash win if Ruby drops on a lucky pick. While anticipation builds, families can take in a display of classic and custom cars, kids can dive into games and activities, and everyone can sample flavorful options from local food trucks. Photo opportunities with Gracie the mini horse and with Ruby create fun keepsakes. Proceeds support scholarships and community education programs through the North Idaho Building Contractors Association.

AUG17
Music

The Ronaldos LIVE at Stella's On The Hill

Stella's on the Hill hosts live music by The Ronaldos. The venue offers a scenic setting with a changing selection of ready-to-serve cocktails, beer, wine, and gourmet fare. Settle into the outdoor area for views of Lake CdA and the golf course while the music plays. Complimentary off-street parking is available, and all ages are welcome.

Stellas on the Hill
AUG18
Music

Dave & Rey Live Music @ The Boathouse

Dave & Rey bring a summer of live country favorites to The Boathouse on Lake Hayden. Set by the water, this performance invites guests to unwind in a peaceful setting, enjoy tasty dishes and cool beverages, and take in the music as the evening unfolds.

AUG20
Music

The Buckley Storms LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Stella’s on the Hill hosts The Buckley Storms Duo for a live music performance in CdA. The venue provides a lovely setting with an ever-changing lineup of pre-batched cocktails alongside beer, wine, and gourmet dishes. Enjoy wide views of lake CdA and the golf course while the duo performs. Complimentary off-street parking is available, and the event is open to all ages.

Stellas on the Hill
AUG21
Family

Outdoor Movie Night Series - 101 Dalmations (1996 film)

Send summer out with spots galore. The final screening in Rathdrum’s free Family Movie Night series features Disney’s 101 Dalmatians on a big outdoor screen at Majestic Park. Presented by Rathdrum Parks & Recreation and the Rathdrum Police Department, this community evening includes free popcorn courtesy of Idaho Fence while supplies last. Pack blankets, low-back chairs, and a picnic to stay comfortable, and consider arriving early to secure a good viewing spot. Please note that dogs are not permitted in the park.

Majestic Park
AUG21
Family

City of Hayden's Movie in the Park

Gather the family for a free outdoor movie night celebrating summer at McIntire Family Park. Concessions will be available from Richie's Dawg House. Special thanks to the Richards Family for their generous sponsorship.

Mcintire Family Park
AUG22
Sports

North Idaho Nights- Full Throttle Edition

North Idaho Nights returns with the Full Throttle Edition, a VIP arenacross experience presented with The Red and Blue Foundation. Open to all ages, it blends high-energy action, entertainment, and trackside access. Tickets include dinner and drinks, grandstand seating, admission to the fair and the event, and the chance to take part in raffles and a silent auction. Attendees can step onto the track to meet professional riders, take home special swag, and absorb the atmosphere up close. A portion of the proceeds benefits The Red and Blue Foundation.

AUG22
Fundraisers

Steak & Bake Summer Night

American Legion Post Falls Post 143 Legion Riders present a Steak and Bake Summer Night to raise funds for veteran and community programs. The meal starts with a fresh salad, followed by an 8 oz steak prepared to order, a baked potato with a selection of toppings, and a dinner roll, with dessert to finish. Tickets are $25 per person and the event is open to the community. RSVP and payment can be completed online or at Pop’s Lounge at the post.

Steven H. Nipp American Legion Post 143
AUG22
Health & Wellness

Lotus Bloom: Golden Hour Healing - NLP Float Experience

Set within a calm, heart-led float setting, this experience centers on seasonal growth, emotional release, and the courage to be seen. Drawing on the image of a lotus opening to the light, the class nurtures heart expansion, self assurance, and genuine presence. It begins with gentle, grounding yoga to soothe the body and settle the mind. Participants are then immersed in restorative sound healing interwoven with Neurolinguistic Programming to cultivate present-moment awareness, clear intentions, and true self expression. Taking place in a warm and welcoming pool, the session is designed to help participants leave feeling lighter, more aligned, and confidently radiant.

Grandpa Woody's Pumpkin Patch
AUG24
Music

Gil Rivas LIVE at Stella's on the Hill

Gil Rivas brings a live music set to Stella’s on the Hill in CdA. The venue features an ever changing selection of ready made cocktails, along with beer, wine, and gourmet food options. Enjoy the performance indoors or in the outdoor area with scenic views of Lake CdA and the nearby golf course. Free off street parking is available, and the event is open to all ages.

Stellas on the Hill
AUG25
Family

Family Fun Night

Enjoy an evening of family fun with complimentary snacks, a family-friendly movie, and outdoor water activities. Kids and teens should bring their own water guns for a large water fight immediately after the film. Bring a towel and be ready to get completely soaked while having fun together.

AUG26
Family

Gem State Stampede PRCA Rodeo

PRCA rodeo action fills the North Idaho State Fair’s Findlay Arena across five performances featuring bull riding, barrel racing, bronc riding, and more. Each night carries a theme, with Ag Appreciation Night on Wednesday, Xtreme Bulls on Thursday, Tough Enough to Wear Pink Night on Friday, and Patriot Night on Saturday. Sunday is Family Day, and the Northeast bleachers are free.

North Idaho State Fair
AUG27
Family

Behemoth Blue Blocks

In the children’s library, a plentiful assortment of giant blue building blocks is available for open, unstructured play. Kids of all ages can imagine, design, and construct their own creations at their own pace in a relaxed setting.

Coeur d'Alene Public Library
AUG28
Music

Summer Concert Series - Artist TBD

At Marina 33, the Summer Concert Series wraps up with its fifth and final night, offering live music in a riverfront atmosphere along with cold drinks and time with friends. Sammy Eubanks and Kelly Hughes are scheduled to return in September to keep the summer music going.

AUG28
Sports

2026 CdA CoRec Summer Classic

The 16th annual Cd’A CoRec slow pitch adult softball Summer Classic brings a full weekend of coed action to Ramsey Softball Fields and additional area diamonds. Last year’s edition drew 90 teams and expanded to five fields at Ramsey plus fields at Memorial, Persons, and two at Majestic Park in Rathrdum. Organizers work to accommodate as many teams as possible, although capacity remains limited. Each team is guaranteed four games. The first two days feature a three game round robin within four team groups, with plaques for each group winner. Results from round robin play determine Sunday placement into eight brackets named Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Copper, Iron, Nickel, and Aluminum, with Platinum using a double elimination format. Sunday awards include trophies for first and second place, along with championship T shirts for each bracket champion. Teams from CdA and Spokane should be prepared to play on Friday night, while out of town teams start later. Night games are scheduled under the lights in CdA. Music, announcements, and live score updates run all weekend with DJ Brentano Russelli and crew, with DJs at both Ramsey and Plantes Ferry to keep the energy high and information flowing from every field. A Saturday night social at Paddy’s Bar features a free prize drawing for those in attendance, with giveaways from the host and sponsors, and team packets include a coupon for a complimentary pitcher there. Event apparel will be on site from Tshirts Inc, showcasing a new logo by Natalie McDonald and listing all team names on the back. Concessions operate all weekend at Ramsey with breakfast and lunch options, and a food truck may also appear at Plantes Ferry. Scoreboards, scorekeepers, softballs, and ASA certified umpires are provided. Entry is $359, and teams are being accepted with limited space. Team packets include schedules, rosters, team bios, sponsor information, and raffle details. Rosters must be completed during the first game and turned in to the scorekeeper, and each player must appear in at least one round robin game to be eligible for bracket play. Additional updates, photos from last year, and rankings recaps will be shared as the tournament approaches.

Ramsey Softball Fields
AUG28
Outdoor Recreation

Daily Scenic Cruises

Explore Lake Coeur d’Alene on a 90-minute sightseeing cruise that highlights lakeside homes, forest-lined shores, and notable landmarks best seen from the water. A captain shares brief commentary along the way, and the boat offers comfortable indoor and outdoor seating plus a full-service bar. Cruises run daily, with boarding at Independence Point. Pricing is $31.75 for adults, $29.75 for seniors 55 and older, $23.75 for children 6 to 17, and children 5 and under are free. Relax and enjoy the scenery from the lake.

AUG29
Music

Nobody Famous Jimmy Buffett Cruise #2!

Celebrate the music of Jimmy Buffett with a full band on the second of two sailings that day. All ages are welcome. Ticket details will be shared as they become available.

Lake Coeur d'Alene Cruises
AUG29
Sports

The NIC Color Fun Run (FREE for students, $20 for community members)

The NIC Color Fun Run brings a burst of color to the North Idaho College campus in Coeur d’Alene. This relaxed 5K is open to all ages and is not timed, so runners and walkers alike can enjoy the route at their own pace. Along the course, color throw zones add to the fun, a DJ provides lively music, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Participants receive complimentary items while supplies last, including a T-shirt, a bandana, and sunglasses. Entry is free for college students and for anyone 18 and under, and the cost is $20 for all other participants. Wear clothing you do not mind getting colorful and plan for a bright, festive day on campus.

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Games & Entertainment

Murder Mystery Party at Sowing Joy

Slip into the spirit of a 1920s speakeasy at Sowing Joy Farm, where every guest becomes part of a live whodunit. Before the celebration, participants receive a character role and prep details to help navigate an evening of secrets, clues, and surprising turns. Savor a full dinner with dessert, enjoy wine along with other beverage choices, and dive into an interactive mystery as you collaborate with fellow attendees to uncover the culprit before the night is over, all in a picturesque farm setting filled with laughter and intrigue. Seating is at shared tables. Gluten‑free options are available. Costumes are encouraged but not required. Character information is provided in advance. Dress in layers and wear suitable footwear for an outdoor flower farm environment. Additional beverages beyond wine are offered. Tickets are non-refundable. This experience typically sells out and is presented only once each year.

Sowing Joy Farm
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Food & Drink

Pancake Breakfast

Enjoy a hearty pancake breakfast with all-you-can-eat pancakes served alongside coffee, juice, eggs, and sausage. Pricing is $9 for adults and $5 for children 12 and younger. A raffle for half a beef and a freezer will take place, and you do not need to be present to win those prizes. Additional door prizes will be awarded, and those require being present to claim. Proceeds support efforts to help the community.

Rathdrum Lions Club
SEP10
Family

Homeschool Days

Designed for homeschoolers and their families, this museum day features hands-on learning offered throughout the day. Activities include a Downtown Coeur d'Alene walking tour and North Idaho Long Ago. Programs are priced at $5 to $6 per child. Advance tickets are required to participate, and space is limited.

Museum of North Idaho
SEP11
Civic

25th Anniversary 9/11 Remembrance

The Rathdrum community comes together to honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and to recognize the courage of first responders and all who were affected. This ceremony focuses on reflection, remembrance, and the enduring spirit of unity felt across the nation and within the local community. Open to everyone, the gathering takes place at Majestic Park in Rathdrum to mark the 25th anniversary. For more details, please call Eric at 208-687-2399.

Majestic Park
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Workshops & Classes

Dried Wreath Workshop at Sowing Joy

Welcome the start of fall with a creative afternoon at Sowing Joy Farm, where participants craft a dried-flower wreath using grasses, blooms, and botanicals gathered and preserved on the farm. Instruction covers how to design a natural, durable piece that can be enjoyed throughout the season and beyond, and the experience is welcoming to both beginners and seasoned makers. Tickets include farm-dried materials, a wreath form and design supplies, and hands-on guidance, and everyone heads home with a handmade wreath. Expect communal seating at a shared table. Gluten-free selections are offered, and there are beverage choices in addition to wine. Dress in layers and wear suitable footwear for an outdoor flower farm setting. All sales are final. Take home a keepsake from the farm that carries the beauty of the season long after the petals have dried.

Sowing Joy Farm
SEP12
Fundraisers

Tunnel to Towers 5K Run & Walk - North Idaho

Signups are open for a 5K run and walk in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho that commemorates the 25th anniversary of 9/11. Participants may run or walk to remember.

Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
SEP12
Markets

Wedding dress pop up! sale Coeur dAlene

Discover more than 1,200 bridal gowns, including new, pre-owned, and sample styles, with prices beginning at $50. Cash, Venmo, and cards are accepted. On-site fitting rooms make it easy to try on favorites, and shoppers are welcome to bring their bridal party. Sizes run from 00 through 30, with looks ranging from bold and glamorous to modest. Additional information is available.

Kootenai County Fairgrounds
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Markets

Love Story Fall Market

Cozy reads meet fall shopping at a vendor market at It’s a Love Story Books in Hayden, Idaho. Explore book-themed merchandise, unique handmade goods, specialty items, and early holiday gift ideas from local artisans and small businesses. The lively setting welcomes readers and romance fans, drawing thousands of book lovers. Admission is free. Vendor applications are open for businesses interested in showcasing their work.

SEP13
Health & Wellness

Lotus Bloom: Return to Center- NLP Float Experience

Experience a tranquil water-based session that centers on growth, emotional release, and comfortable visibility. It begins with slow, stabilizing yoga to soften the body and settle the mind. A soothing sound journey then pairs with Neurolinguistic Programming techniques to nurture mindful awareness, clear intention, and sincere self-expression. The emphasis is on opening the heart, building confidence, and embracing visibility while staying grounded. Set in a warm, welcoming pool, this heart-focused time supports deep relaxation, a full reset, and reconnection, aiming for a lighter, more aligned state afterward.

Grandpa Woody's Pumpkin Patch
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Workshops & Classes

Post Falls, ID 2-Day Seminar (2026)

This two-day Method K9 seminar focuses on behavioral rehabilitation for dogs of any age or breed. Guided by Stephanie and her team, the program explores the dog–handler relationship, drives, classical and operant conditioning, obedience, and the appropriate use of training tools. Individualized training plans are created for dogs working through reactivity, anxiety, fear, aggression, and resource guarding. Attendees must be 18 or older to participate. Two ticket options are available. A Working Seat, priced at $750, includes one handler attending with one dog and hands-on coaching throughout the event. An Observation Seat, priced at $500, is for one attendee without a dog and offers opportunities to ask questions, watch the trainers work with multiple dogs, and follow along with every exercise. Training blends theory with practical application, and certificates are awarded upon completion. Lunch is not provided. To secure a Working Seat, complete a contact form on the Method K9 website, schedule an interview call and, upon approval, pay the invoice. Submit vaccination records for rabies, distemper/parvo, and Bordetella, plus a negative fecal parasite test, at least 30 days before the seminar. Provide a written evaluation update describing your dog’s challenges 30 days in advance. All dogs must arrive comfortably muzzle conditioned to Method K9 standards so they can walk and eat while wearing the muzzle. Tutorials are provided to help meet this requirement. Observation Seats are available by ticket purchase. Working Seat participants should bring an approved basket-style muzzle such as those from Baskerville, Jafco, Dean and Tyler, Leerburg, or custom biothane; it should stay secure and allow eating, drinking, and panting, and fabric or nylon muzzles should be avoided. Also bring a long line, food or treats with a treat pouch, a secure collar that the dog cannot slip such as a martingale, fursaver, choke chain, Herm Sprenger prong collar, or slip lead, and a standard 4- to 6-foot leash. A notebook and pen are welcome. Dress in comfortable layers and avoid swimsuits, open-toed shoes or flip flops, and low-hanging jewelry. Observers may wish to bring a notebook and should follow the same dress guidelines. Attendance requires agreement to the Release of Liability, which places responsibility on each participant for themselves and their dog, holds Method K9 and its staff harmless for incidents or accidents during or after participation, and authorizes the use of participant and dog images for promotional purposes.

Method K9
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Markets

Journey Ministries 4th Annual Craft Fair

Bring a friend for a relaxed, walk-in creative experience with choices like making soaps, pouring candles, working with pottery, creating jewelry, and more. While there, you can reserve a future class and access a special discount revealed by a scratch-off card provided to each guest. Spend time crafting, making memories, and heading home with something you made. Vendors interested in participating can apply by contacting the organizer and sharing what they plan to sell.

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