Lewiston, ID
Lewiston, ID

Events in Lewiston

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APR27
Games & Entertainment

LC Valley Cribbage League Game Night

Kick off the week with cards and camaraderie at the LC Valley Cribbage League. This long-running group, active for over three decades, meets Monday nights at the Lewiston VFW Post and welcomes both experienced players and first-timers. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with snacks on hand, good company, and casual competition that has become a weekly Valley tradition.

VFW Post 10043
APR27
Games & Entertainment

Monday Bingo

Attendees can arrive earlier to get settled and ready. Play begins afterward.

Nez Perce Aerie #631 F.O.E
APR28
Groups & Meetups

Senior Bingo hosted by Home Care Services

Clarkston and Lewiston community members are invited to a relaxed afternoon of senior bingo hosted by Home Care Services. Enjoy friendly rounds of bingo, chances to win prizes, and complimentary treats and drinks, with plenty of time to chat and mingle. It is welcoming for those who want to play or simply connect with others.

APR28
Games & Entertainment

MTG Commander Nights

This event centers on relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander play. Entry is satisfied by making a purchase of $5 or more. Register through the Companion app to receive a random promo card.

Game Play
APR28
Workshops & Classes

13 and over Class - Midnight Mushrooms

Back by popular demand, this painting class centers on rich, moody color, soft floral details, and a moonlit glow as participants bring a moth to life on canvas. It is open to ages 13 and over and offers two canvas sizes to choose from. The 11x14 option costs $30, and the 16x20 option costs $35. Pre-registration is required.

Art Uncorked Downtown
APR28
Family

Play & Learn Storytime

At Asotin County Library, Play & Learn Storytime welcomes children with their accompanying adults. Caregivers remain with their child and take part in the program throughout.

Asotin County Library
APR28
Workshops & Classes

Fun with French

Students learn basic vocabulary and practice simple sentences in a lively, interactive setting, exploring themes such as food, animals, activities, clothing, and family along with other essentials. Online registration is required.

Lewiston City Library
APR28
Sports

East Valley Boys JV Soccer @ Clarkston

Clarkston’s junior varsity soccer team hosts East Valley from Spokane, WA in a non-conference home game. The matchup takes place on Clarkston’s home field with the hosts facing East Valley.

Clarkston High School
APR28
Workshops & Classes

Bedroom Glow-Up: Outlet Art

At Asotin County Library, create personalized art on outlet or light switch plates. All materials are supplied, and participants are welcome to bring plates from home to customize.

Asotin County Library
APR29
Games & Entertainment

Pokémon TCG Open League Play

Casual Pokémon TCG matches take place at Game Play with a Pokémon Professor available to support players of any age and skill level. This weekly meetup provides a space to learn, practice, and play. Every participant receives a random foil, promo, or EX card at the end.

Game Play
APR29
Workshops & Classes

10 and over - Bear in the Breeze

Bear in the Breeze is a painting class at Art Uncorked Downtown that focuses on creating a bear-themed artwork. It is beginner friendly and suitable for first-time painters. Open to ages 10 and up. The price is $30, and all supplies are provided. Pre-registration is required, and availability is limited. The studio is BYOB, so participants may bring snacks and drinks, with alcohol allowed for those 21 and over.

Art Uncorked Downtown
APR29
Music

Disciple

Disciple returns to Lewiston, ID for a headlining performance at Echo Hills Church.

Echo Hills Church
APR29
Groups & Meetups

Bingo

Play bingo at 6th Street Senior Center every Wednesday. Admission is $5, or $3 for members. A $10 buy-in covers 10 games, and additional cards are available for $1 each.

6th Street Senior Center
APR29
Family

Wiggles and Giggles Storytime

At Lewiston City Library, children and their adults can enjoy a lively storytime with stories, songs, and dancing. Emma, Mary, and Little Mouse are part of the fun.

Lewiston City Library
APR29
Family

Library on the Go

The Library On the Go is equipped with numerous books to cater to readers of all ages. Patrons can borrow items or utilize available laptops, tablets, and a printer. Free 5G wireless internet access is also provided for those who wish to use their own devices.

Airport Park
APR30
Games & Entertainment

Thursday Karaoke

Members and guests are welcome. Food is available for $8, and the menu changes each week.

Clarkston Eagles 3936 Hells Canyon
APR30
Workshops & Classes

13 and over Class - Wild and Wonderful

Art Uncorked LEWISTON hosts a relaxed painting class centered on free, expressive florals. Participants will practice letting go while creating lively wildflower artwork in the studio. Open to ages 13 and up, the session is priced at $30, and all supplies are included. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. The studio is BYOB, so attendees may bring snacks and beverages, with alcohol permitted for those 21 and over.

Art Uncorked Downtown
APR30
Outdoor Recreation

Walk towards Hells Gate State Park

Meet at the south end of the Lewiston Boat Ramp for a riverside out-and-back walk. The route goes two miles south along the river, then returns to the starting point for a total of four miles. Bring a flashlight or headlamp, a jacket, and water.

Southway Boat Launch
APR30
Family

Toddler Time

Bring your toddler to enjoy unstructured playtime that includes stories, songs, and an activity geared toward their developmental level. This program is designed for children and their caregivers, who are expected to stay with and engage with their child. Please note that drop-offs are not permitted.

Asotin County Library
APR30
Fundraisers

Helping Hands Annual Yard Sale

A community yard sale benefiting Helping Hands Rescue features donation-based pricing on every item. The fundraiser takes place over multiple days, giving people several opportunities to visit and contribute to the cause.

Fuchs Garden Center, 1252 Chestnut St., Clarkston, WA
APR30
Markets

Friends of the Library Book Sale

Peruse shelves filled with books for all ages at Lewiston City Library. Choose from novels and nonfiction, mysteries, romance, history, cookbooks, along with unique vintage titles. All books are available by donation.

Lewiston City Library
APR30
Groups & Meetups

Vicenarian Literary Circle

This monthly gathering is held on the final Thursday of each month and features snacks, friendly conversations that range from literary topics to everyday chat, and a selection of buzzworthy books to explore. The spring lineup includes a March pick that begins with the words 'Everything is...'.

Lewiston City Library
MAY1
Civic

Arbor Day Celebration 2026

The LC State Arboretum celebrates Arbor Day 2026 with the planting of a Prairie Expedition American Elm (Ulmus americana 'Lewis & Clark'), chosen to honor the region's heritage and the tradition of Art Under the Elms. The gathering features brief remarks from President Pemberton and a short historical reflection from Dr. Amanda Van Lanen. Open to students, faculty, staff, and community members.

Lewis-Clark State College
MAY1
Games & Entertainment

MTG FNM Booster Draft

Settle in for a weekly Friday Night Magic booster draft that rotates through in-stock sets, offering a fresh experience each week. On the last Friday of every month, the format becomes a chaos draft, where each participant chooses any three booster packs from the available stock to create a wildly varied draft pool. Entry is the retail price of the draft packs plus a $2 entry fee. This weekly draft does not run on Fridays that overlap with another scheduled event, such as a prerelease or a holiday event. If drafting only the newest release is your style, look for Saturday drafts focused on the latest set.

Game Play
MAY1
Fundraisers

Taste of Hope Fundraiser

A Taste of Hope is a dance and dessert fundraiser that supports foster, kinship, and adoptive families. Radiant Dance will perform, and a silent auction will feature desserts and gift baskets. Guests can also learn more about the work of Homes of Hope, which partners with caregivers of children and youth involved with the child welfare system. All proceeds benefit Homes of Hope, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, helping provide essentials such as new clothing and shoes, car seats, beds, school supplies, counseling services, parenting classes, and other critical resources that contribute to safe, nurturing homes.

Echo Hills Church
MAY1
Civic

2026 Day of Caring

Supported by Regence, this annual half-day volunteer effort gathers local businesses, employees, and community groups at the Lewiston Community Center to carry out service projects for local nonprofits. Participants work together with a common purpose that builds community spirit and delivers meaningful impact through coordinated support for nonprofit organizations.

Lewiston Community Center
MAY1
Groups & Meetups

Coffee and Books

This monthly Coffee and Books discussion takes place in the Makery and centers on friendly conversation about featured reads. Selections include God of the Woods by Liz Moore and The Wild Robot by Peter Brown.

Lewiston City Library
MAY1
Art & Culture

Spring Downtown Artalk

Beautiful Downtown Lewiston presents a free, community-centered gathering that spotlights art, culture, and local businesses. The experience unfolds in two parts, beginning with a First Friday celebration and an upbeat kickoff. It fosters a welcoming atmosphere that brings neighbors together and highlights the creative spirit of downtown.

Beautiful Downtown Lewiston
MAY2
Games & Entertainment

MTG Newest Set Booster Draft

Experience a Magic: The Gathering draft focused on the newest set, presented as a weekly Saturday event. Entry consists of the retail cost of the draft packs plus a $2 fee. Please note that the regular Standard Showdown does not run on Saturdays when another event is scheduled at the same time, such as a prerelease or championship. For those interested in drafting older sets, Friday night drafts are available.

Game Play
MAY2
Markets

Chili For Hope at the Sip 'n Shop Market Extravaganza

At the Nez Perce County Fair Pavilion, Travel Bliss with Jen and Traveling Moments Photobooth present the inaugural Chili for Hope, a community chili cook-off that benefits the Willow Center for Children's Grief and is featured within the Sip 'n Shop Market Extravaganza. Competitors will be judged by a panel of professionals, and attendees can help select a People's Choice winner through in-person voting. A sponsored bar will serve drinks during the tastings, and a food truck row will offer brunch, lunch, and snacks. Beyond the cook-off, the market showcases more than 100 makers, creators, and local businesses, along with live music, for a day filled with shopping, entertainment, and food. All cook-off proceeds support the Willow Center for Children's Grief.

Nez Perce County Fair Pavilion
MAY2
Health & Wellness

Patient & Family Advisory Council Meet & Greet

TriState Health hosts a Meet & Greet focused on its Patient & Family Advisory Council, a group that helps improve care by elevating the voices of those who use it. Patients, caregivers, and community members can explore how their experiences inform decisions and represent the diverse needs of the Lewis-Clark Valley. Attendees can talk with current council members, hear about recent initiatives and their impact, and see how feedback on topics like safety and facility design leads to better hospital services. This free gathering welcomes the public.

TriState Health
MAY2
Fundraisers

2026 Lewiston/Clarkston Auction Banquet

Y.O.U.'s annual Lewiston/Clarkston auction banquet at Hells Canyon Grand Hotel features raffle games, food, a live auction, and a special presentation highlighting youth adventures. Tickets and sponsorship details are available by email. For donations or to help support the event, contact Brianne Jackson at 509-554-0945 or YOULewiston@gmail.com, or Cindy Carpenter at 509-431-1604 or you@youthoutdoorsu.org.

Hells Canyon Grand Hotel
MAY2
Games & Entertainment

MTG Standard Showdown

This weekly Magic Standard tournament features 60 card decks and a Swiss format with no elimination across three rounds. Entry is $5, with the fee waived for participants who already paid to play in a Saturday event earlier in the day. Every entry earns GP loyalty points that can be redeemed for special promo cards or saved for store credit, packs, and larger prizes. Results determine rewards, with a 3-X record earning $15 in credit and a 2-X record earning $10 in credit. The top eight players receive the newest available Promo Pack, and first and second place receive a foil version. This program does not run on Saturdays when a prerelease, championship, or another concurrent event is scheduled.

Game Play
MAY2
Outdoor Recreation

International Female Ride Day

The local Lewiston Litas lead a group ride starting at a Sinclair gas station and traveling to Lone Wolf Harley-Davidson, where they will meet up with the Coeur d'Alene and Spokane chapters for a multi-chapter ride celebrating the 20th annual International Female Ride Day.

Sinclair Gas Station
MAY2
Sports

Spring Hoops Clinic in Clarkston, WA

At Lincoln Middle School, NBC Basketball presents a Spring Hoops Clinic for boys and girls ages 9 to 14. Training focuses on ball handling and control, improving shooting, attacking the rim with confidence, and finishing at the basket. Whether athletes are building core fundamentals or aiming to elevate their skills, the clinic offers focused instruction and targeted reps intended to deliver real progress.

Lincoln Middle School
MAY2
Sports

Clean Shooter Jackpot #1

Experience a clean shooter jackpot where shooting clean can earn monetary winnings. Participate in eight of the ten shoots to become eligible for awards and buckles in the series. There is no dress code, with the focus on fun. Ammunition can be brought from home or purchased from the club.

High Lonesome 45
MAY2
Markets

Sip 'n Shop Market Extravaganza - Featuring Chili For Hope

Presented by Travel Bliss with Jen and Traveling Moments Photobooth, this market fills the Nez Perce County Fair Pavilion with a large-scale shopping experience paired with a community fundraiser, Chili for Hope, benefiting the Willow Center for Children's Grief. Shoppers can explore more than 100 vendors showcasing regional makers, creators, and local businesses. A Sip 'n Shop bar will serve beverages, and a curated lineup of regional food trucks will offer meals and snacks. Live entertainment sets the atmosphere while attendees browse. The Chili for Hope cook off features chili tastings and voting by the public alongside evaluations from a professional judging panel, with awards to be announced after the tastings.

Nez Perce County Fair Pavilion
MAY2
Civic

VFW Day of Service

VFW Post 10043 is organizing a community highway cleanup along U.S. Highway 95 between Lewiston and Lapwai as part of the national VFW Day of Service. Work will take place near the Nez Perce National Historical Park Visitor Center and is coordinated with IDOT and Nez Perce County, reflecting an ongoing commitment to community service by veterans. Safety vests, trash bags, and litter grabbers will be provided by the Post. Participants should bring their own work gloves and dress for the weather. The event welcomes families, friends, and the public. For coordination, the point of contact is Thomas King, and sign-ups are handled by Post Quartermaster Lee Hartwig.

VFW Post 10043
MAY2
Games & Entertainment

Cribbage Café

Cribbage Café at Asotin County Library highlights the classic card game of cribbage. Commonly played by two, the game challenges players to build scoring combinations from their cards. Its origins trace back to the 17th century, when an English poet and courtier created it.

Asotin County Library
MAY2
Markets

Hello Spring

Celebrate the season with a spring-themed event at Maurices featuring new styles, floral touches, and special surprises for Mother’s Day. Local vendors will be on hand, including 7 Blessings Food Truck, Scarlet Moon Rising Scentsy, Stout Steer Car Freshies, and Sweet Treats Fundraiser. Browse fresh looks, sample treats, and discover scented gifts and car fresheners all in one place.

MAY2
Family

Park, Read, Play!

Enjoy the spring weather at Hereth Park with Library on the Go, where visitors can discover new books and explore a variety of STEM activities.

Hereth Park
MAY2
Family

Let's Go Compost

Library on the Go presents an interactive composting demonstration that shows how the process works and highlights the important role worms play. Designed with young children in mind, this lively activity welcomes participants of all ages.

Hereth Park
MAY2
Comedy

Sam Miller Comedy

Nationally touring stand-up Sam Miller headlines a two-show event at Brock's Smirking Goat, performing alongside two other comedians for a lively stand-up showcase.

Brocks
MAY3
Games & Entertainment

Elestrals TCG Tournament

Players can take part in a four-round Elestrals tournament run in a Swiss format with no elimination, or choose casual play instead. The entry fee is $5. Prizes scale with results: four wins earn four packs, three wins earn three packs, and two wins earn two packs. Prize packs come from the most recent in-stock release priced at $4.49 or less per pack. Every participant also receives an OTS pack while supplies last. Entry fees also award Game Play loyalty points that can be redeemed for store credit, packs, and bigger rewards.

Game Play
MAY3
Workshops & Classes

Skill Builder - Figure Drawing

Build figure drawing skills in an open studio setting that features a live model. Designed for ages 13 and over, this practice session emphasizes proportion, gesture, shading, and confidence in rendering the human form. There is no admission fee, although registration is requested and participants are asked to bring a few dollars to help pay the model. Bring your own art materials, as supplies are not provided; sketchpads, pencils, charcoal, oil pastels, watercolors, and acrylics are appropriate, while oil paints are not allowed.

Art Uncorked
MAY4
Workshops & Classes

Breastfeeding and Baby Basics

This free single-session class supports expectant parents with the essentials of breastfeeding and early newborn care. The class covers how to position your baby, achieve a comfortable latch, understand milk production, and maintain a healthy supply. It also explores what to expect in the first weeks at home, including day-to-day care, responding to crying, feeding and sleep patterns, and early growth and development. There will be time for questions and hands-on practice. Enrollment is limited to six mothers, and each may bring one support person if they wish. For questions, call 208.799.5430.

St. Stanislaus Church and Parish Center
MAY4
Games & Entertainment

LC Valley Cribbage League Game Night

Enjoy an evening of cribbage with the LC Valley Cribbage League at the Lewiston VFW Post. This longstanding gathering has been meeting for over 35 years and welcomes everyone from first-timers to seasoned players. Expect casual competition, a sociable atmosphere, and snacks in a relaxed, friendly setting. Newcomers are welcome as regulars keep this Valley tradition going.

VFW Post 10043
MAY4
Games & Entertainment

Monday Bingo

Doors open first to allow time to settle in and find a seat. Play begins a little later, giving everyone a chance to gather before things get underway.

Fraternal Order of Eagles - Nez Perce Aerie #631
MAY4
Workshops & Classes

AI For Adults

Learn practical ways to use modern AI to organize your schedule, create images, and spot AI-generated content. The goal is to help you avoid scams by recognizing when content was produced by AI.

Lewiston City Library
MAY5
Games & Entertainment

MTG Commander Nights

MTG Commander Nights features casual Commander play each Tuesday. Entry is covered by any purchase of $5 or more. Players who register with the Companion app receive a random promo card.

Game Play
MAY5
Workshops & Classes

Sweet Bug

Create a bright Sweet Bug painting in a relaxed, guided session. Pre-sketched canvases and step-by-step instruction make it approachable for every skill level. This family-friendly activity is open to participants ages 10 and up. The fee is $30 per painter.

Art Uncorked
MAY5
Health & Wellness

Healthy Business Partners Breakfast

TriState Health Foundation hosts an educational breakfast centered on mental well-being for the workplace. Enjoy a morning meal while learning practical ways to prevent burnout and strengthen resilience. The program emphasizes making mental healthcare a routine part of life, seeking support early, and reducing stigma so it feels natural to prioritize your well-being every day. Hear insights from Nick Phillips, MD, of TriState Behavioral Health on managing mental health and addressing burnout, along with guidance from Traci Birdsell, LMSW, of RiverPlace Counseling & Wellness on the importance of early intervention and a proactive approach to wellness. A community resource fair connects participants with local organizations and provides tools and information to navigate care and support. Attendees can expect actionable strategies, including habits for better sleep and healthier nutrition, to foster a more resilient environment at work and beyond. The event takes place at Holiday Inn Clarkston - Lewiston. Tickets are $15 per person. RiverPlace Counseling & Wellness is the event sponsor.

Holiday Inn Clarkston - Lewiston (Clarkston, WA)
MAY5
Workshops & Classes

Fun with French

Designed for a lively, interactive setting, this session helps learners build everyday language skills. It introduces basic vocabulary such as food, animals, activities, clothing, and family, and includes practice with simple sentence structures. Participants must register online.

Lewiston City Library
MAY5
Family

Play & Learn

Designed for children and their adult companions, this program encourages caregivers to stay and take an active role alongside their child. Please plan to participate with your child throughout.

Asotin County Library
MAY5
Workshops & Classes

Libby & Hoopla for Beginners

Learn to use the Libby app for e-books and Hoopla for streaming movies and shows during a beginner-friendly session at Lewiston City Library. Please bring a smartphone or laptop to set up and explore these resources. Both services are free.

Lewiston City Library
MAY6
Games & Entertainment

Pokémon TCG Open League Play

A weekly meetup focused on the Pokémon Trading Card Game takes place at Game Play. A Pokémon Professor is available to guide participants of any age and experience through matches and offer support. At the end, each attendee receives a randomly selected card, which may be a foil, a promo, or an EX.

Game Play
MAY6
Workshops & Classes

13 and over - Lovely Lotus

Paint a lotus with guidance at every step. Lines are pre-printed to make getting started simple, and an instructor will lead the process from beginning to end. Open to participants ages 13 and over.

MAY6
Workshops & Classes

Make it: Cricut Caps

Create a stylish cap with a Cricut machine and show some library love. This hands-on session is designed for ages 10 and up, and online registration is required.

Lewiston City Library
MAY6
Family

Wiggles and Giggles Storytime

At Lewiston City Library, Wiggles and Giggles Storytime welcomes children and their accompanying adults for a cheerful session filled with stories, songs, and dance. Emma and Mary lead the fun, and Little Mouse is part of the experience.

Lewiston City Library
MAY6
Holidays

Mother's Day Lunch

This Mother's Day Lunch features a suggested donation of $4 for those 60 and older and $5 for anyone under 60. Sponsored by Royal Plaza of Olympus.

Lewiston Community Center
MAY6
Groups & Meetups

New Moms Monthly Support Group

Connect in a supportive, judgment-free setting designed for pregnant women and women with children 0 to 12 months. This free group offers space to talk about breastfeeding, sleep patterns, infant development, returning to work, and changes in relationships with partners and friends. Participants learn through group conversations, share experiences, exchange information, and find encouragement during an adjustment period that can blend excitement with anxiety. The gathering takes place on the second floor in Conference Room D. For questions, call 208.799.5430.

St. Joseph Regional Medical Center
MAY6
Health & Wellness

Medicare 101

Medicare 101 is a no-cost, impartial workshop presented by the Senior Health Insurance Benefits Advisors from the Idaho Department of Insurance. The session will be held at the Lewiston City Library.

Lewiston City Library
MAY7
Workshops & Classes

Lavender Fields

Enjoy a relaxed paint session that celebrates loose brushstrokes and the simple pleasure of putting color on canvas. Canvases come pre-sketched, and participants are guided step by step, making it welcoming for beginners and engaging for experienced painters as well. Open to ages 13 and up. The fee is $30.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY7
Family

Battle of the Badges

At Sunset Park, first responders square off in a friendly five-inning wiffle ball game. Admission is free. Food and beverages will be available for purchase, including beer and hot dogs.

Sunset Park
MAY8
Games & Entertainment

MTG FNM Booster Draft

Enjoy a weekly rotating booster draft that uses in-stock booster sets, with a different set featured each week. Once a month the format switches to a chaos draft, where each player selects any three booster packs from the in-stock options to create a diverse pool of cards for everyone to draft from. Entry is the retail price of the draft packs plus a 2 dollar fee. This weekly draft may be skipped when it conflicts with other scheduled activities such as prerelease or holiday events.

Game Play
MAY8
Workshops & Classes

Remarkably Bright Creatures

Celebrate Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt in a relaxed painting class where attendees create their own version of the book’s cover and enjoy an impromptu book club atmosphere. With the novel also coming to Netflix, the focus is a simple, accessible painting paired with conversation about the story. Registration is available for this class.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY8
Health & Wellness

North Idaho Free Clinic

Love Heals teams up with Snake River Community Clinic and local medical professionals to provide no-cost dental care. Services include cleanings, X-rays, fillings, and extractions.

Public Health Building
MAY8
Music

Ben Barton

Ben Barton performs live at Groundwork Brewing LLC in Lewiston. This is a ticketed concert.

Groundwork Brewing LLC
MAY9
Sports

May Elite Prospect Camp

Geared to prospective LC State Volleyball recruits in the graduating classes of 2027, 2028, and 2029 who already have extensive playing experience, this elite prospect camp takes place at Lewis-Clark State College. The format includes an initial session followed by a lunch break.

Lewis-Clark State College
MAY9
Games & Entertainment

MTG Newest Set Booster Draft

This event features a booster draft using the newest Magic set. The cost to enter is the shelf price of the draft packs plus an additional $2.

Game Play
MAY9
Family

Smash Bash Demolition Derby

Lewiston Smash Bash Demolition Derby brings full-throttle mayhem with roaring engines, bone-rattling impacts, and mangled metal as drivers battle until only one remains. The noise and nonstop pace keep the crowd on edge throughout, turning every crash into a pulse-pounding moment you can feel. This live, high-impact spectacle delivers big hits for fans of raw horsepower and no-quit competition.

EC Enterprises Motorsports Park
MAY9
Games & Entertainment

MTG Standard Showdown

Standard Showdown is a weekly Magic Standard program where players battle in tournaments with 60-card decks. If another event is scheduled at the same time, such as a prerelease or a championship, this weekly program pauses for that week. Entry is $5, or free if you already paid to play in an earlier event. The tournament uses a Swiss structure with no elimination and runs for three rounds. Results translate into store credit, with 3-X finishes earning $15 and 2-X finishes earning $10. The top eight players receive the newest available Promo Pack, and first and second place receive a foil version. Every participant also earns GP loyalty points with entry, which can be redeemed for special promo cards or saved toward store credit, packs, and larger prizes.

Game Play
MAY9
Art & Culture

Singles and Ceramics

A relaxed evening designed for creative adults to make art and meet new people. Pick a ceramic project when you arrive, and the $10 registration is applied toward the piece you choose. The atmosphere is casual and low pressure, with plenty of room to create, chat, and maybe make a connection. Ages 18 and over. Even if romance is not in the cards, you will still leave with a handmade ceramic to enjoy.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY9
Food & Drink

Mother’s Day Breakfast 2026

Celebrate Mother’s Day with a hearty breakfast featuring biscuits and gravy, scrambled eggs with ham, pancakes, applesauce, and coffee and juice. Pricing is $10 for adults and $5 for children 12 and under.

VFW Post 10043
MAY9
Health & Wellness

Mother's Day Free Yoga Classes

Free, feel-good yoga sets the tone for Mother’s Day weekend with three 45-minute options led by Cheona for Vin/Yin, Jared for Yogalates, and Beatriz for BUTI. Swag bags with goodies from @beekeepers_naturals, @bloomsupps, and @intakebreathing will be available, and they tend to go fast. The experience welcomes everyone, including men, and is a great fit for sharing with a mom, best friend, or partner. A Kundalini class will follow for those who want to go deeper.

Bea You Yoga
MAY9
Sports

Clarkston EPIC's For the Kids Pickleball Classic

Clarkston EPIC presents the second annual For the Kids Pickleball Classic, a fundraiser supporting youth initiatives. The tournament takes place at Sunset Park and includes men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles brackets for a wide range of skill levels. Competitors can look forward to prizes that include pickleball gear, gift cards from local businesses, and tickets to a Spokane Chiefs game. Payment will be handled on-site, and proceeds benefit Clarkston EPIC’s Youth Coalition, which focuses on prevention education and encouraging healthy choices. Registration is available through Challonge. Prize contributions come from Costco, Target, Sellkirk, Spokane Chiefs, Hogans, Lancer Lanes, Local Arcade, Avista, and Roosters. Event support is provided by sponsors including Banner Bank, Lewis Clark Credit Union, Rogers Toyota, Alliance Title and Escrow, Idaho County Properties Brook Krieger, Presnell Gage, Sellkirk, St. Joseph Regional Medical Center, Crosspoint Church, CHAS, We Scream For Ice Cream, and Idaho Central Credit Union.

Sunset Park
MAY9
Food & Drink

Mother's Day Celebration: Wine on the Snake

Take a jet boat ride that offers a glimpse of Hells Canyon’s striking scenery while sampling local wines from Rivaura Vineyard. The experience takes place at Garden Creek and combines river adventure with a taste of the region.

Snake River Adventures and RiverQuest Excursions
MAY9
Sales & Discounts

Flyin' Heart Invitational Ranch & Rope Horse Sale

The Flyin' Heart Invitational Ranch & Rope Horse Sale features a preview followed by the sale. Refreshments will be offered.

Lewiston Roundup
MAY9
Family

Kids in the Garden

A family-friendly garden gathering at Spiral Rock highlights hands-on activities for kids and caregivers. Participants can paint a terracotta pot and choose herbs to plant, start a personal herb garden, take a nature walk with a scavenger hunt, and enjoy garden tea made with locally grown herbal blends. A floral bouquet bar and a station for crafting nature-inspired Mother’s Day cards round out the experience. All ages are welcome. Purchasing tickets in advance helps the organizers prepare enough supplies. This is the first Garden Community Event in a space created to be shared with the community.

Spiral Rock
MAY9
Family

Park, Read, Play!

At Hereth Park on Saturdays, Library on the Go offers a chance to enjoy the spring weather, discover new reads, and take part in a variety of STEM activities.

Hereth Park
MAY9
Groups & Meetups

Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota Book Group

An ongoing book discussion at Asotin County Library, guided by Deborah Clairmont-Ross and Janet Poitra, focuses on Black Elk: The Sacred Ways of a Lakota. The group will read the book together and continue conversations throughout the year. Copies are available to borrow.

Asotin County Library
MAY9
Family

Let's Go Compost

Library on the Go presents an interactive look at composting, highlighting the role worms play in the process. Geared toward younger children but welcoming participants of all ages, this session offers a chance to learn by doing.

Hereth Park
MAY10
Workshops & Classes

Mother's Day Doodle Mugs

Create a Mother’s Day doodle mug in Lewiston at a hands-on session for ages 10 and older. Instructors guide participants through a simple technique with clear, easy steps. After the class, mugs remain on site and a text will be sent when they are ready for pickup. Select pickup days will also be available in Orofino. Guests may bring snacks and drinks, pack a picnic for mom, and include a little bubbly. Pre-registration is required and every attendee must be registered.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY10
Games & Entertainment

Elestrals TCG Tournament

Enjoy Elestrals with your choice of a structured four round Swiss tournament with no eliminations, or relaxed open play. The entry fee is $5 and also earns loyalty points at Game Play that can be redeemed for store credit, packs, or larger prizes. Rewards are based on results across the four rounds... four wins award four packs, three wins award three packs, and two wins award two packs. Prize packs are from the newest in-stock release priced at $4.49 or less per pack. Participants also receive an OTS pack while supplies last.

Game Play
MAY10
Art & Culture

Skill Builder: Figure Drawing

Build figure drawing skills in an open studio environment with live model practice. This session emphasizes proportions, gesture, shading, and overall confidence when sketching the human figure. It is intended for participants aged 13 and over. There is no admission fee, but registration is requested and attendees are asked to bring a few dollars to compensate the model. Bring all your own materials, as supplies are not provided. Suggested options include a sketchpad, pencils, charcoal, and color media such as oil pastels, watercolors, or acrylics. Please do not use oil paints.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY10
Holidays

Mother's Day Brunch Buffet

Celebrate moms at Hells Canyon Grand Hotel with a festive brunch buffet filled with sweet and savory favorites. A carving station features Certified Angus prime rib and herb roasted pork loin. Breakfast selections include an Eggs Benedict station, made to order omelets and waffles, plus scrambled eggs, smoked bacon, sausage, cheese blintzes, biscuits with gravy, and French toast. Starters range from seasonal fruit and berries to a display of imported and domestic cheeses, along with smoked salmon and shrimp. Salads include a spa spring mix, fingerling potato salad, and marinated tomatoes. Entrees and sides highlight herb cod with lemon butter, chicken with artichokes and mushrooms, smoked cheddar mac and cheese, roasted potato hash, and seasonal vegetables. Cap it off with an assortment of breads and desserts such as danish, muffins, bagels, rolls, cakes, mousse, and strawberry cupcakes. A dedicated kids buffet and a specialty beverage menu are available. Pricing is 55 dollars for adults, 48 dollars for seniors, and 20 dollars for children ages 6 to 12, with children 5 and under dining free. Reservations are required. A 20 percent gratuity will be added to the guest check.

Hells Canyon Grand Hotel
MAY12
Outdoor Recreation

Indian Motorcycle Demo Days

Get hands-on time with the full Indian Motorcycle lineup during on-site demo rides. Every model will be available to ride. Participants must have a valid motorcycle endorsement and bring proper riding gear.

Guy's Outdoor Motorsports & Marine
MAY12
Workshops & Classes

Fun with French

At Lewiston City Library, Fun with French provides a lively, hands-on approach to learning. Students explore vocabulary for food, animals, everyday activities, clothing, and family, and practice forming basic sentences. Online registration is required.

Lewiston City Library
MAY12
Games & Entertainment

Board Game Night

Enjoy tabletop fun at Asotin County Library with games such as Catan, Apples to Apples, Pictureka, Risk, and Yahtzee, along with other options to explore. Attendees are welcome to bring a favorite game from home. Snacks will be provided, and there will be a chance to win a prize.

Asotin County Library
MAY13
Groups & Meetups

All Ages - Crafts, Chats & Queer Cats

An all-ages creative hangout with a relaxed, be-yourself atmosphere for the LGBTQ+ community, allies, and friends. Bring a project to work on, choose a ceramic or canvas available there, or simply spend time in community. Children under 13 must attend with an adult. There is no expectation to buy anything, just room to create, unwind, and connect. Painting, crocheting, journaling, beading, building, and other crafts are all welcome. Snacks and drinks may be brought. The setting is intended to be safe and affirming. Registration is optional and helps with planning for turnout.

Art Uncorked
MAY13
Family

Wiggles and Giggles Storytime

At Lewiston City Library, Wiggles and Giggles Storytime offers a lively mix of stories, songs, and dance for children and their accompanying adults. Emma, Mary, and Little Mouse are part of the fun, creating a cheerful session filled with movement, music, and storytelling.

Lewiston City Library
MAY13
Fundraisers

Dine In for a Cause

A dine-in event at Koi Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi in Lewiston benefits The Salvation Army Lewiston Corps. Guests can participate during lunch or dinner, turning a meal into a contribution to the cause.

Koi Japanese Steakhouse & Sushi
MAY14
Workshops & Classes

13 and over - Great Eggspecations

Create a spring-inspired painting starring an adorable robin in an easygoing, instructor-led session. Pre-sketched canvases and step-by-step guidance take the guesswork out of the process, so painters of every experience level can relax and enjoy. Open to ages 13 and over. The fee is $30.

Art Uncorked
MAY14
Music

Blues & Brews

The summer run of live patio performances begins with The Katz Band. There is no cover charge. Lively songs set a warm vibe while brews offer a cool complement.

MJBarleyhoppers Brew House
MAY14
Family

Toddler Time

Toddlers can enjoy stories, playtime, and a simple activity designed to keep them engaged. It is also an opportunity for caregivers to meet other families while supporting growth in language, listening, motor, and social skills.

Asotin County Library
MAY14
Family

LEGOtects

Explore your imagination with a building event at Asotin County Library. LEGO bricks are provided, a special theme will be revealed, and there will be time to bring ideas to life. Finished creations will be displayed in the library for the following month.

Asotin County Library
MAY15
Music

The Senders

The Senders return from a break with a lively party at Lewiston Elks Lodge #896, bringing upbeat tunes and plenty of opportunities to dance. Admission is $10. Dinner will be available, with menu and pricing details to be announced. To reserve dinner seating, contact the Lewiston Elks at (208) 743-5591 or elksbpoe896@lewiston.com. This event is open to the public.

Lewiston Elks Lodge #896
MAY15
Workshops & Classes

Hands On: Adult Crafting

A relaxed drop-in crafting session for adults offers a friendly place to get creative and connect with others. Work on a project you bring from home or explore Makery craft kits, crafting at your own pace.

Lewiston City Library
MAY15
Health & Wellness

GLOW Summit 2026

A women-focused conference featuring talks and seminars that cultivate health, wealth, and wisdom for women throughout the Lewis-Clark Valley and nearby communities. Hosted at Holiday Inn Clarkston - Lewiston, an IHG Hotel, the event centers on featured speakers and seminar sessions designed to motivate and inform.

Holiday Inn Clarkston - Lewiston, an IHG Hotel
MAY16
Food & Drink

LC VALLEY YOUTH SPORTS DINNER 2026

Enjoy a complimentary community dinner at Lewis-Clark State College featuring conversations with current LCSC athletes about competing at the college level, the discipline it requires, and how Christian faith shapes their journeys. Featured speakers include senior basketball player John Lustig, senior baseball player Zach Elsos, and junior cheer and dance member Greta Boreson, with insights from LCSC head volleyball coach Katie Palmer. The host is Zach Ediger, a former LCSC baseball relief pitcher. The evening includes a meal, raffle drawings at no cost, and opportunities for photos and autographs with LCSC athletes. This event welcomes anyone age 10 and up, along with coaches, teams, and parents of youth. Admission is free, and registration is required, with sign-ups available through a website or a QR code.

Lewis-Clark State College
MAY16
Outdoor Recreation

Fun Run #1 2026

Set in Elk River, Idaho, this family friendly off‑road ride features the Bud Nelson Memorial Ride on a route of roughly 40 miles. Participation is $10 per hand, and check in takes place at a registration table next to Tom’s Tavern. Every rider 16 years of age or older must sign a liability waiver at registration before riding, and helmets are required for riders under 16. Out‑of‑state machines must have an Idaho ORV sticker and carry a fire extinguisher. Hot dogs will be available by donation at checkpoint 3, and the Elk River Fire Department will be washing ATVs at the creek for a donation. A raffle will award two Stihl chainsaws, one gas powered and one battery powered handheld, with tickets available at Tom’s Tavern, from Thunder Run members, and online. Event proceeds support the Thunder in the Mountains fireworks show. Lodging options include Elk River Lodge and Store at 208-826-3299, Elk River Outback Condos at 208-826-3405, Elkspresso B&B at 253-219-9757, and Red Barn Rentals at 509-750-9238, with more rentals available via Air BNB. Camping choices include 20 free USFS dry camping spots on Upper Basin Road along Elk Creek and additional dry camping on Diamond Road at Partridge Creek Campground, with a 17 day limit for these USFS areas. USFS also operates Elk Creek Campground just outside Elk River with full hookups as well as electric only sites. Elk River Recreation offers dry camping around the lake. Private options include Willows Landing Campground at 208-882-3215, Karma’s RV Park in town with full hookups at 509-929-2528, Elk River Adventures at 208-791-5300, and Whispering Pines RV Park at 208-826-3299.

Elk River Idaho
MAY16
Markets

2026 LC Valley Plant Swap

Neighbors and friends gather at Hereth Park for the LC Valley Plant Swap, a free community exchange of all things green. Bring seedlings, cuttings, extra indoor or outdoor plants, pots, yard decor, manure and garden starts to share, or simply stop by to pick up something new and connect with fellow plant lovers. There is no charge to participate and the swap items are also free for the community. This year will also feature vendor booths, with opportunities for artists, crafters and small businesses to promote their work.

Hereth Park
MAY16
Music

Acoustic Music Jam

This event takes place every 3rd and 4th Saturday.

Lenore Community Activity Center
MAY16
Art & Culture

Jagged Edge of Duty

This presentation at the Lewiston City Library shares the story of Knepper, a Lewiston, Idaho native who was shot down during World War II. His remains were not recovered until 2023, when they were brought home. It covers his service and the recovery and return of his remains.

Lewiston City Library
MAY17
Health & Wellness

Miles for Mimosas 5K - Lindsay Creek

Miles for Mimosas 5K blends fitness with a celebratory finish at Lindsay Creek Vineyards. The course welcomes both runners and walkers, whether chasing a personal record or simply enjoying the setting. Each participant receives a race-themed shirt, a finisher medal, and a complimentary mimosa at the line, with juice and water available for anyone under 21. Awards honor the top three overall male and female finishers, plus overall winners in Master, Grand Master, and Senior Master categories, and the top three in each traditional five-year age bracket. Registration options include the 5K, Sip & Stroll, and Virtual Races. Standard pricing is $35, late pricing is $40 for the 5K and Sip & Stroll, and race day pricing is $45 for those two, while the virtual option is $35. Early registrants are guaranteed race swag in their selected size, then sizes are available while supplies last.

Lindsay Creek Vineyards
MAY17
Health & Wellness

Mini Conference

A mini conference in Clarkston centers on building community and strengthening support around mental health and substance use recovery. Expect peer-led talks from people with lived experience, practical guidance for wellness, resilience, and self-care, and pathways to resources that serve both individuals and families. Open conversations are designed to foster understanding and lessen stigma. Admission is free, and lunch is provided at no cost. Keynote speaker Brenton Sconce shares a message shaped by recovery, faith, and service, encouraging courageous steps into new beginnings that lead to purpose, love, and meaningful impact. Attendees are invited to embrace growth, trust their path, and move forward with intention. The gathering will be held at Best Western Plus.

Best Western Plus The Inn at Hells Canyon
MAY18
Workshops & Classes

Wilderness First Responder Certification

This five-day hybrid Wilderness First Responder course, offered in partnership with Desert Mountain Medicine, focuses on practical skills in patient assessment, field treatment, and evacuation planning. Participants who complete the course earn WFR certification, widely recognized as the standard for outdoor and guiding roles. The course is open to everyone, with a discount available for LC students. Instruction is designed to be inclusive, informative, and hands-on, combining online pre-coursework with in-person learning at Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho. Tuition is $825 and includes the textbook and all course materials. Credit card payments incur a 2.95 percent processing fee, and cash, check, or PO options are available at checkout.

Lewis-Clark State College
MAY19
Health & Wellness

Free Community Education Class: Protecting Your Skin

Become more sun savvy at a free community education class on skin cancer awareness and prevention, led by Carol Chandler, APRN-BC with TriState Dermatology. Learn about common forms of skin cancer, the risk factors to monitor, and how to recognize early signs during personal skin checks. The session focuses on practical, everyday habits that support better protection and peace of mind. Seating is limited and an RSVP is required. The class will be held in the Clearwater Conference Room inside Evergreen Estates.

MAY19
Groups & Meetups

Hang-Out

Unplug at a relaxed, phone-free gathering at Asotin County Library. The environment features a few low-key activities and a quiet space to focus. Spend time working on a crossword, writing a postcard, coloring, or drawing.

Asotin County Library
MAY19
Games & Entertainment

May Bingo Night

Get ready for an evening of BINGO, friendly competition, prizes, and laughs. Whether youre a pro or a first-timer, come relax and socialize. Extra cards can be purchased to increase your chances of winning, and bonus cards are available to compete for larger prizes. This event supports the IEAAU Karate Tournament Team, helping to fund travel expenses, training, fees, and equipment for young athletes.

Lewiston Community Center
MAY20
Health & Wellness

Healthy Bites Workshop: Building Strong Bones

Focus on lifelong wellness with a Healthy Bites Workshop devoted to bone strength. Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Jennifer Raykovich leads a practical, informative session on how calcium and other essential nutrients support strong bones, help protect against osteoporosis, and contribute to overall health. Participants hear how to fold calcium-rich foods into everyday meals, pick up nutrition strategies for every stage of life, and find simple, delicious approaches to sustaining bone health. The program features a live demonstration presented by TriState Nutritional Services, and attendees receive the ingredients needed to reproduce the featured recipe at home. Due to strong interest previously, this topic is offered in two sessions.

TriState Health Conference Room
MAY20
Workshops & Classes

13 and over - Mountain Monarch

Vibrant, eye-catching colors take center stage in this Mountain Monarch painting session. Canvases are pre-sketched and step-by-step guidance keeps it enjoyable for every skill level, with plenty of freedom to adjust the palette to your taste. Create your own Mountain Monarch from start to finish and take home a piece that reflects your style. The cost is $30 and the activity is for ages 13 and over.

Art Uncorked
MAY20
Art & Culture

True Story Book Group

At Asotin County Library, this book group explores narrative nonfiction with reading choices that range from science and history to adventure and beyond. Monthly selections are listed on the library’s event calendar.

Asotin County Library
MAY20
Family

Wiggles and Giggles Storytime

A lively storytime at Lewiston City Library features read-aloud stories, songs, and easy dances for children and their accompanying adults. Emma, Mary, and Little Mouse guide the fun with plenty of movement, laughter, and giggles.

Lewiston City Library
MAY20
Groups & Meetups

Hope & Humanities Book Club

At Lewiston City Library, this book club partners with the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights and follows the Center’s monthly reading selections. The chosen titles encourage thinking.

Lewiston City Library
MAY21
Fundraisers

Creative Carnival

Now in its third year, Creative Carnival brings a festive celebration of creativity to Sacajawea Middle School. Take part in a number painting activity, henna, face painting, lotus, popcorn, and a raffle. Browse student artwork available for purchase and enjoy live musical performances. All proceeds support the arts at Sacajawea Middle School.

Sacajawea Middle School 3610 12th street Lewiston, ID
MAY21
Games & Entertainment

Casual Cribbage

Casual Cribbage at Lewiston City Library welcomes both newcomers and experienced players. Those new to the game can learn at a table set aside for beginners, and returning players can settle in at the regular tables for one-on-one matches with other players. Whether you are just starting out or ready to play the full game, there is a place for you.

Lewiston City Library
MAY22
Sports

In House Gunny Sack League

An in-house Gunny Sack League offers partner play with 11 game matches and a 22 point cap. Weeks of play will be set by the number of signups. The fee is $10 per person per night plus quarters. Money is added, and payouts are awarded based on wins. Details and signups are handled by Tammie Santos or Yolanda Williams.

Sports Edition/Alibi
MAY22
Health & Wellness

Mental Health First Aid

Build practical skills to recognize and support someone facing a mental health concern, a mental health crisis, or substance use issues. Completion of 2.5 hours of required pre-work is needed prior to the training. Registration is free, and lunch is included. For any questions, email jenirobinson@wsu.edu or bconlan@ac-hd.org.

MAY22
Games & Entertainment

Casual Cribbage

Casual Cribbage at Lewiston City Library welcomes both learners and experienced players. Those new to the game can start at a beginner table to learn how it works. Players ready for standard play can head to the crib tables for head to head games with other dealers and pones.

Lewiston City Library
MAY23
Health & Wellness

Are You Fitter Than a 5th Grader?

At Syringa Park, kids and their adults compete in a set of fitness tests. Activities include pushups, pullups, jump rope, a one lap race, and a one mile race.

Syringa Park
MAY23
Music

Acoustic Music Jam

An acoustic jam takes place at Lenore Community Activity Center every 3rd and 4th Saturday.

Lenore Community Activity Center
MAY23
Music

One Street Over

Enjoy a live performance from One Street Over at MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House in Lewiston. Tickets are available for this show.

MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House
MAY26
Workshops & Classes

10 and over - Beautiful Brush

Participants personalize a beautiful brush using their favorite colors to create a one of a kind design. This activity welcomes ages 10 and over.

Art Uncorked
MAY27
Workshops & Classes

13 and over - Country Song

Create a Country Song themed painting with step-by-step guidance. Canvases come pre-sketched, and friendly instruction helps everyone feel comfortable, whether new to painting or looking to refine skills. Pick up simple techniques, enjoy a relaxed creative session, and head home with a finished piece ready for your wall. Open to ages 13 and up, with a $30 admission.

Art Uncorked
MAY27
Games & Entertainment

Bingo

Classic bingo fun is offered each week at the 6th Street Senior Center. Sessions take place every Wednesday. Entry costs $5, or $3 for members. A $10 buy-in covers 10 games, and additional cards are available for $1 each.

6th Street Senior Center
MAY27
Family

Wiggles and Giggles Storytime

At the Wiggles and Giggles storytime, children and their library adults can enjoy a lively mix of stories, songs, and dance. Emma, Mary, and Little Mouse will be on hand to keep the fun going.

Lewiston City Library
MAY28
Workshops & Classes

13 and over - Queen Ann Cottage

Enjoy a guided painting session that captures the spirit of spring with blue skies, birds, and a field of flowers. Canvases are pre-drawn and step-by-step guidance is provided, making it enjoyable for all skill levels. Loose brush strokes are encouraged, and you can personalize your artwork to suit your style. The cost is $30, and the activity is for ages 13 and over.

Art Uncorked
MAY28
Art & Culture

Vicenarian Literary Circle

At Lewiston City Library, this literary circle features snacks, friendly conversation that spans books and beyond, and a selection of buzzy reads to explore. A spring reading list is provided, beginning with the title Everything is...

Lewiston City Library
MAY29
Workshops & Classes

18 and over - Happiness is Hollyhocks

Focus on the beauty of hollyhocks in a step-by-step painting class that uses pre-sketched canvases, making it accessible for every skill level. The piece complements the Grandpa’s Truck painting that also features hollyhocks. This event is for adults 18 and over, and the price is $30.

Art Uncorked Downtown
MAY29
Music

The Delta G Band @ Groundwork Brewing

The Delta G Band brings blues with a bold edge to GroundWork Brewing LLC, with beer and food available to round out the experience.

GroundWork Brewing LLC
MAY30
Sports

Idaho State Championship VFS

Hosted at Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club Inc, the Idaho State Championship VFS (Varmint/Field Sportsman) highlights precision rifle marksmanship. Participants aim for repeatable, accurate shot placement while engaging targets at a variety of distances and from different shooting positions. The event focuses on consistency and accuracy throughout.

Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club Inc
MAY30
Music

Heart by Heart

Heart By Heart brings original Heart members Steve Fossen on bass and Michael Derosier on drums to Clearwater River Casino & Lodge. The pair, known as the engine behind Heart staples like Barracuda, Straight On, and Crazy..., delivers the rhythmic drive that powered these classics.

Clearwater River Casino & Lodge
MAY30
Music

One Street Over at MJ Barleyhoppers

One Street Over brings a live show to MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House in Lewiston.

MJ Barleyhoppers Brew House
MAY31
Sports

Idaho State Championship Hunter Class

Idaho’s Hunter Class state championship showcases precision rifle competition presented by the National Bench Rest Shooters Association. The event focuses on accurate shooting within the Hunter Class discipline.

Lewis-Clark Wildlife Club Inc
MAY31
Food & Drink

UnWINEd Wine Tasting Cruise

Set out on a relaxed wine tasting cruise with Beamers Hells Canyon Tours, traveling up the Snake River by jet boat while enjoying five pours from Clearwater Canyon Cellars. Tasting begins on board during the upriver ride, then continues at the private, riverfront Heller Bar Lodge with a curated flight paired with appetizers and sweeping views of Hells Canyon. Afterward, the boat makes an easy trip back downriver to the dock. This experience is for alumni and friends ages 21 and older. Tickets are $149 per person, with tax and gratuity included.

Beamers Hells Canyon Tours
JUN2
Health & Wellness

Free Prediabetes Education Class

Prediabetes affects about 98 million Americans and increases the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. This free Prediabetes Education Class provides practical guidance on forming healthier habits to lower diabetes risk, strategies for maintaining those changes over time, and ways to improve insulin resistance. The class is held in the TriState Health Conference Room on the Main Campus. Look for the welcome sign. RSVP is required and seating is limited. To reserve a spot, call 509.751.0229.

TriState Health Conference Room
JUN6
Sports

2nd Annual Rememberance Tournament

This second annual remembrance tournament honors members of the dart community who are gone too soon. The competition features 501 oi/oo Trios with an A, B, C draw format. Early registration is available with dues required at sign up. Same day registration is offered with a firm cutoff, and the tournament will begin promptly.

JUN6
Fundraisers

Drive For Life - 2026 Golf Fundraiser

Spend a day on the course with golf, contests, prizes, and a taco bar buffet, all supporting a worthy cause. Players can sign up solo or assemble a team of four. Entry is $150 for an individual or $500 for a team of four and includes 18 holes and a cart along with the buffet. The tournament will use a shotgun start. Mulligans are available for $10 each with a limit of one per player. Registration remains open until the field is full, so early signups are encouraged.

Red Wolf Golf Club
JUN9
Workshops & Classes

10 and over Class - Miss you Matcha!

Art Uncorked Downtown hosts a matcha-themed creative class for ages 10 and up. Matcha is provided, including a bar to customize your drink as you create. All supplies are included. The studio is BYOB, and participants may bring snacks and beverages, with alcohol permitted for those 21 and over. The cost is $35 per person. Pre-registration is required, and space is limited.

JUN10
Workshops & Classes

10 and over Class - BOHO Rainbow Mugs!

Create a boho-inspired rainbow mug in a hands-on class designed for ages 10 and up. Choose from a wide selection of glaze colors to customize your design, and all supplies are provided. The cost is $35 and pre-registration is required, since space is limited and early sign-up helps ensure ceramics arrive in time. After the session, you will leave your piece to be fired and will receive it within two to three weeks. This is a BYOB studio, so bring snacks and drinks if you like, with alcohol allowed for participants 21 and over.

JUN10
Health & Wellness

Pregnancy & Infant Loss Support Group

This in-person support group offers a compassionate space for those grieving the loss of a pregnancy or an infant. Participants can honor their babies, share what they are going through, and receive understanding from others who have experienced similar loss. A registered nurse with specialized experience facilitates the conversation and provides gentle guidance. There is no cost to attend, and everyone is welcome. The gathering is held in the Parish Hall at St. Joseph Regional Medical Center.

St. Stanislaus Church and Parish Center
JUN11
Sports

49ers Thursday Night Barrel & Pole Series

Enjoy a night of barrels and poles with a clear flow to the action. The office opens first, followed by a window for time-only runs, then racing begins with the Pee Wee class. Limited time-only runs are available for $5 each. Pee Wee entries are $5 with no office fee. The Open includes $100 added money with a $25 entry fee. Youth, Novice, Futurity, and Derby each have a $20 entry fee, and Open Poles is $20 to enter. An office fee of $10 per person applies, and a late fee is charged after the cutoff time. To be eligible for series awards, riders must compete in at least five of the six races. For questions, contact Lisa Hawkins at 509-780-1828.

JUN12
Workshops & Classes

18 and over - Sunset Bliss - choose your painting!

By popular request, this painting class brings back two favorite designs, and participants pick the one they want to complete. Instructors provide clear, step-by-step guidance for both options, and each canvas is pre-printed to make the process smooth for beginners and experienced painters alike. All supplies are included. This experience is for ages 18 and over. The studio is BYOB, so attendees may bring snacks and beverages, with alcohol permitted for those 21 and older. Pre-registration is required and space is limited. The cost is $30.

JUN17
Workshops & Classes

10 and over Class - Rose Garden

Create a vibrant rose garden painting in a guided session for ages 10 and over. Step-by-step instruction helps participants enjoy the process and complete a colorful piece, with all supplies included. The price is $30. Pre-registration is required and spots are limited, so early sign-up is recommended. This is a BYOB studio, and guests may bring snacks and drinks, with alcohol permitted for those 21 and older.

JUN19
Workshops & Classes

18 and over - Nothern Woods - LEWISTON

Paint a Northern Woods scene at Art Uncorked Lewiston while picking up a few easy techniques in a relaxed, creative setting. All supplies are provided, the fee is $30, and the event is for ages 18 and over. This is a BYOB studio, so feel free to bring snacks and drinks, with alcohol permitted for guests 21 and older. Pre-registration is required and spots are limited.

JUN20
Sports

Challenge of Champions Tour

The Challenge of Champions Tour brings a night of rodeo competition to Lewiston, featuring bull riding, barrel racing, team roping, and mutton busting. The event is presented with title sponsor Rodgers Dodge in partnership with the Lewiston Roundup.

JUN20
Fundraisers

LCAS Woof Walk 2026

Step out for a 2K or 5K walk that raises funds for the Lewis Clark Animal Shelter. Registration is $25 per person in advance or $30 at the event, and each entry includes an event shirt. Water stations will be available along the route. Friendly dogs are welcome on leash, though dogs in heat are not permitted and up to date vaccinations are recommended.

Lewiston Community Park, Warner Avenue, Lewiston, ID
JUN20
Sports

Clean Shooter Jackpot #3

A friendly jackpot event centered on clean shooting, with opportunities to win money for shooting clean. Those who attend eight of the ten shoots qualify for series awards and buckles. There is no dress code, and the focus is simply on having fun. Attendees may bring their own ammunition or purchase it from the club.

JUN25
Sports

49ers Thursday Night Barrel & Pole Series

This barrel racing and pole bending series features a pre-race window for limited Time Only runs, followed by competition that begins with the Pee Wee division. Limited Time Only runs are available for $5 each. The Pee Wee class has a $5 entry and does not require an office fee. An office fee of $10 per person applies to other entries. The Open offers $100 added with a $25 entry. Youth, Novice, Futurity, and Derby entries are $20 each, and Open Poles is $20 to enter. A $25 late fee applies to late entries. To be eligible for series awards, participants must attend at least 5 of the 6 races. For questions, contact Lisa Hawkins at 509-780-1828.

JUN25
Workshops & Classes

Gathering 2026: Growing in Sonship

At Lewis Clark State College Library, this multi-day gathering centers on learning, study, activation, worship, and fellowship in community. Teaching and discussion explore themes such as divine blueprints and scrolls, the relationship between sound and frequency and Scripture, the nature of kingdom governance, and practical ways to steward God’s kingdom on earth in alignment with heaven. Participants also focus on wholeness of spirit, soul, and body, with an emphasis on growing in authority in sonship. The event opens with an initial session and concludes with a picnic and drum circle in the park.

Lewis Clark State College Library
JUN27
Music

The Delta G Band @ Groundwork Brewing

The Delta G Band delivers an edgier take on the blues at GroundWork Brewing in Lewiston. Beer and food are available to complement the music.

GroundWork Brewing LLC
JUN27
Festivals

2026 Mac Maclain Memorial Motorcycle Show

The 2026 edition of the Mac Maclain Memorial Motorcycle Show is set for its familiar home at Vernon Park.

JUL9
Sports

49ers Thursday Night Barrel & Pole Series

Barrel racing and poles take center stage with a flow that begins at the office, moves into a window for time-only runs, then starts racing with the Pee Wee class. Time-only runs are limited and cost $5 each. The Pee Wee division has a $5 entry and no office fee. The Open offers $100 added with a $25 entry fee. Youth, Novice, Futurity and Derby entries are $20, and Open Poles are $20. There is a $10 office fee per person. A $25 late fee applies to entries submitted after the posted cutoff. To be eligible for awards, riders must participate in at least five of the six races. For questions, contact Lisa Hawkins at 509-780-1828.

JUL10
Music

RFB In Non Private Idaho

This appearance at Mystic Cafe celebrates the artist's first Idaho gig, with thanks to Alex and the cafe crew. Attendees can look forward to a warm summertime evening of live music for all who gather.

Mystic Cafe
JUL11
Music

Gin Blossoms

Gin Blossoms bring the melodic, radio-shaping sound that broke through with New Miserable Experience. Fueled by the gold-certified hit “Hey Jealousy,” that album sold more than four million copies and introduced enduring favorites like “Allison Road” and “Until I Fall Away,” a legacy Tempe recognized by dedicating a stretch of 8th Street as “Allison Road Avenue” for the record’s 30th anniversary. The momentum continued with the platinum-selling Congratulations I’m Sorry, featuring the Top 10 single “Follow You Down” and the GRAMMY nominated “As Long as It Matters.” Robin Wilson, Jesse Valenzuela, Bill Leen, and Scotty Johnson keep their bright guitars and big hooks at the forefront while continuing to evolve. Their latest release, Mixed Reality, produced by Don Dixon and engineered by Mitch Easter, showcases 15 new songs filled with ringing melodies, sharp wit, and heart. Inducted into the Arizona Music & Entertainment Hall of Fame in 2017, the band remains a road-tested favorite, having toured with Collective Soul, Barenaked Ladies, and Hootie & The Blowfish, and reuniting with Blues Traveler for this year’s tour after a high-energy mashup on Jimmy Kimmel Live! last summer. For ADA seating, purchase through the box office at (208) 746-0723.

Clearwater River Casino Event Center
JUL11
Festivals

East meets West Bikefest

A family-friendly motorcycle gathering at Nez Perce County Fairgrounds in Lewiston, Idaho, the gateway to Hells Canyon, brings riders together to support the Combat Vet Riders. Enjoy scenic rides on the Spiral Highway and Rattlesnake Grade while connecting with new friends. The event features stunt performances, a classic car show, activities for kids, live music, a beer garden, food trucks, and onsite camping. Highlights include a concert at The Wrangler, a veteran owned bar in Lewiston, with a possible dinner that benefits veterans. Dirt bike riders can register in the morning and spend time on the local MX track during designated hours. A poker run is planned with sign ups ahead of the ride. A breakfast by donation caps the experience, with proceeds helping the Combat Vet Riders support veterans in the area. Additional elements may be added to the schedule.

Nez Perce County Fairgrounds
JUL23
Sports

49ers Thursday Night Barrel & Pole Series

Experience a full evening of barrel and pole action at the 49ers Thursday Night Barrel & Pole Series. The office opens first, followed by time only runs, and the race begins with the Pee Wee division. Limited time only runs are available for $5 each. Pee Wee entries are $5 with no office fee. The Open offers $100 added with a $25 entry fee. Youth, Novice, Futurity, and Derby classes each have a $20 entry fee, and Open Poles is $20. There is a $10 office fee per person, and a $25 late fee applies for late entries. Competitors must participate in at least five of the six races to qualify for awards. For questions, contact Lisa Hawkins at 509-780-1828.

JUL23
Music

Carvin Jones @ Silverthorne Theatre

Carvin Jones brings a high-energy rock and blues performance to Silverthorne Theatre. Recognized by Guitarist Magazine as one of the 50 greatest blues guitarists, he has earned praise from Eric Clapton and the London Surrey News, with accolades from BB King and Buddy Guy. He has shared stages with artists such as Carlos Santana, Jeff Beck, Gary Moore, Albert Collins, and Johnny Winter, and he has also performed for service members in Iraq and Kuwait. Children 12 and under are admitted free. VIP tickets are available, offering a personal meet and greet, front row seats, and more. Use promo code BORNTOWIN at checkout for a complimentary upgrade from general admission to preferred seating along with an autographed photo. Debit, credit, and PayPal are accepted.

Silverthorne Theatre

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