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Sunday, August 01, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Fixx Coffee Shop Fundraiser (Benefit/fundraiser)
Time: 2:00 PMLocation: Fixx Coffee Shop in Boise
Join us to support Summer of Hope. This is an adoption program that has placed 100+ children with their Forever Families.
Monday, August 02, 2010
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Tuesday, August 03, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Drawing Fantasy Creatures (Kids and family)
Time: 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Location: Nampa Recreation Center
In this 3-week program, children will learn drawing techniques, while using different mediums and art styles, to create fantasy creatures. Supplies will be provided. Instructor: Patricia BessAges 7-9: 3;00-4:30Ages 10-15: 4:30-6:00$40 (includes supplies)Session I: June 8-22Session II: July 13-27Session III: August 3-17Ages 7-9: 3:00-4:30pmAges 10-15: 4:30-6:00pm
Wednesday, August 04, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Play & Sign (Kids and family)
Time: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Children under 3 and their parents/caregivers will learn basic signs for different activities in these interactive classes. Please bring a small blanket. Attend one or all three. For session topics, visit www.namparecreation.org.Session I: May 5, 12, 19, 26Session II: June 2, 9, 16, 23Session III: August 4, 11, 18, 25$35
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Benefit Car Wash/Steve Korzelius (Benefit/fundraiser)
Time: 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Location: Eagle Albertson's Parking Lot
Benefit Car Wash for Steve Korzelius who has been diagnosed with terminal liver cancer. His family and friends will gratefully accept any donations to help fulfill a wish for Steve and help with his medical costs. And you will drive away with a very clean car!
Friday, August 06, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Idaho PieceMakerS (Community Event)
Time: 4:45 AM to 12:00 AM
Location: Kuna High School
Don't miss the annual Idaho PieceMakerS Quilt Show at the Kuna High School 637 E. Deer Flat RD Kuna, IdahoDates: Saturday, August 7, 2010 10am-6pm Sunday, August 8th 10am-4pmThe theme of this years show is: "A Tisket, A Tasket A colorful Basket"There is a $5.00 admission fee.Besides beautiful quilts there will be; Merchant Mall Free Demonstrations Door Prizes Country StoreThe Idaho Wood Workers will also be there. For more information contact Bobbie Sailer at 922-1181 or by email, Bobbiesailer@att.net
Backpacking Idaho trip (Outdoors)
Time: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Here is your chance to backpack in the high mountains of our beautiful state! Along this 3-day adventure into Loon Lake you will see a B-23 bomber that crashed in 1943 and enjoy awesome fishing. Must be 18 or older to participate.Depart: Friday at 7am, return Sunday at 6pmRegister by July 30$35
Benefit BBQ Dinner for a New Indoor Skate Park (Benefit/fundraiser)
Time: 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Location: 439 N Star Rd. Star, ID 83669 Friends Community Center
Benefit BBQ dinner, Raffle to raise money for the Treasure Valleys only soon to be Indoor Skate Park. Come join us listen to live bands and see the building that we plan to house a new Indoor Skate Park. Donations for the meal will be accepted and a raffle will be held as well. All donations can be receipted and are tax deductable.
Saturday, August 07, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Backpacking Idaho trip (Outdoors)
Time: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Here is your chance to backpack in the high mountains of our beautiful state! Along this 3-day adventure into Loon Lake you will see a B-23 bomber that crashed in 1943 and enjoy awesome fishing. Must be 18 or older to participate.Depart: Friday at 7am, return Sunday at 6pmRegister by July 30$35
Hot August Nights (Community Event)
Time: 1:00 PM to 8:00 AM
Location: Placerville, Idaho
The Boise Basin Boosters, a non-profit organization, which provides community support for Placerville, and surrounding areas, is having their 3rd annual “Hot August Nights”. There will be fun events throughout the day, such as the dunk tank-choose your victim and cake walk. There is a minimal charge for these events. For five dollars you can be a part of the “Dutch Oven Cook-Off”, judging will be held 5:00 p.m.; prizes will be awarded. There will be a potluck at 6:00 p.m. with the Boise Basin Boosters providing the meat, which is a roasted hog prepared in the Hog Roaster by Placerville’s famous cook George Butters. Carolyn Garrison has donated a beautiful quilt which will be raffled off at 7:00p.m. Please come and join us for a fun filled day!
Sunday, August 08, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Backpacking Idaho trip (Outdoors)
Time: 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Here is your chance to backpack in the high mountains of our beautiful state! Along this 3-day adventure into Loon Lake you will see a B-23 bomber that crashed in 1943 and enjoy awesome fishing. Must be 18 or older to participate.Depart: Friday at 7am, return Sunday at 6pmRegister by July 30$35
Monday, August 09, 2010
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Drawing Fantasy Creatures (Kids and family)
Time: 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Location: Nampa Recreation Center
In this 3-week program, children will learn drawing techniques, while using different mediums and art styles, to create fantasy creatures. Supplies will be provided. Instructor: Patricia BessAges 7-9: 3;00-4:30Ages 10-15: 4:30-6:00$40 (includes supplies)Session I: June 8-22Session II: July 13-27Session III: August 3-17Ages 7-9: 3:00-4:30pmAges 10-15: 4:30-6:00pm
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Play & Sign (Kids and family)
Time: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Children under 3 and their parents/caregivers will learn basic signs for different activities in these interactive classes. Please bring a small blanket. Attend one or all three. For session topics, visit www.namparecreation.org.Session I: May 5, 12, 19, 26Session II: June 2, 9, 16, 23Session III: August 4, 11, 18, 25$35
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Nampa Youth Tennis (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 11:30 AM
Location: Columbia High School
Offered by the Nampa Recreation Department in cooperation with Coach Greg Proctor and Idaho Youth Tennis. Classes will be held at Columbia High School. Racquets are available if needed. For more information about Idaho Youth Tennis, visit www.idahoyouthtennis.com.Session I: June 7-17Session II: July 5-15Session III: August 2-12Monday-ThursdayPee Wee (4-6): 8:30-9:15am, $35Youth (7-11): 9:30-10:30am, $45Youth Quick Start (7-8 or 9-11): 9:30-10:30, $35Kids Playin’ Kids (11-17): 11:30am-1pm, $50Teens (12-17): 10:30-11:30am, $45
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Brent Henderson's Hunting Truth Seminar (Community Event)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Ten Mile Community Church 4440 East Columbia rd. Meridian Id
Brent Henderson’s Hunting Truth Seminars & Wild Game Banquets are fast becoming one of America’s Top Men’s Outreach Events! Brent combines Professional Hunting and Professional Music with a powerful Transformational Message!
Brent Henderson's Hunting Truth Seminar (Hunting Seminar)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Ten Mile Community Church 4440 East Columbia rd. Meridian Id
Brent Henderson’s Hunting Truth Seminars & Wild Game Banquets are fast becoming one of America’s Top Men’s Outreach Events! Brent combines Professional Hunting and Professional Music with a powerful Transformational Message!Adults $15, youth under 18 yo. $10
The Three Ps of Health: Personalized, Preventative, Proactive (Health Care)
Time: 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Location: Saint Alphonsus McCleary Auditorium
Guest Speakers: Mimi Guarneri, MD, FACCRauni Pritten King, RN, CHTP/IAddresses topics of integrative and holistic medicine, including healing touch and hypnotherapy.Free to the public.Call 367-8897 for more information.
Friday, August 13, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
24th Annual Nampa Festival of the Arts (Craft Show)
Location: Lakeview Park Nampa, Idaho
The Nampa Festival of the Arts is a celebration of the creative spirit of our diverse community, expressing unique light, life and cultural heritage through art, music and dance. This is a free event for the entire community to enjoy. Artisans are invited to participate. If you're interested in a booth please contact us at 468-5858.
6th Annual Brandon Titus Memorial Ride (Motorcycle Charity Ride)
Time: 9:30 AM to 8:00 PM
Location: Boise Idaho
2010 6th Annual Brandon Titus Memorial RideAugust 14, 2010ALL Motorcyclists and General Public Welcome to this all outdoor event!Come join us to help raise money to assist families of military personnel who have died in action while serving their country and protecting our freedom. All proceeds go to the Brandon Titus Memorial Fund, which serves this exact purpose.Riders Registration: 9:30am-11am on August 14, 2010Includes BBQ, Memorial Ride Patch with Year Bar, Raffle Ticket Kick stands up: 11am, leave from Boise CycleEnds at 11621 Kuna Road (S. Cloverdale and Kuna Rd.)BBQ, DJ, Raffle & More: 4:00pm - 8:00pm General Public tickets available day of event for $15.00 per person and includes BBQ.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
24th Annual Nampa Festival of the Arts (Craft Show)
Location: Lakeview Park Nampa, Idaho
The Nampa Festival of the Arts is a celebration of the creative spirit of our diverse community, expressing unique light, life and cultural heritage through art, music and dance. This is a free event for the entire community to enjoy. Artisans are invited to participate. If you're interested in a booth please contact us at 468-5858.
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Monday, August 16, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Drawing Fantasy Creatures (Kids and family)
Time: 2:30 PM to 5:30 PM
Location: Nampa Recreation Center
In this 3-week program, children will learn drawing techniques, while using different mediums and art styles, to create fantasy creatures. Supplies will be provided. Instructor: Patricia BessAges 7-9: 3;00-4:30Ages 10-15: 4:30-6:00$40 (includes supplies)Session I: June 8-22Session II: July 13-27Session III: August 3-17Ages 7-9: 3:00-4:30pmAges 10-15: 4:30-6:00pm
Cancer Fundraiser Bingo (Fundraiser)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Holiday Inn Airport
**Taking One Step at a Time**Help support a single mom fighting cancer! Bingo, Silent Auction, Assorted Vendors, and Swimming all will be available at the Boise Holiday Inn Airport.August 21, 20106:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Play & Sign (Kids and family)
Time: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Children under 3 and their parents/caregivers will learn basic signs for different activities in these interactive classes. Please bring a small blanket. Attend one or all three. For session topics, visit www.namparecreation.org.Session I: May 5, 12, 19, 26Session II: June 2, 9, 16, 23Session III: August 4, 11, 18, 25$35
Cancer Fundraiser Bingo (Fundraiser)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Holiday Inn Airport
**Taking One Step at a Time**Help support a single mom fighting cancer! Bingo, Silent Auction, Assorted Vendors, and Swimming all will be available at the Boise Holiday Inn Airport.August 21, 20106:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Thursday, August 19, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Nampa Youth Soccer Camps (Kids and family)
Time: 8:30 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: Liberty Park
Led by the energetic staff of Nampa’s Soccer Xpress, these fun-filled camps are designed to build fundamentals of soccer, and prepare young players for team play. Youth will sharpen their soccer skills while making new friends. All camps will be held at Liberty Park, beginning in June and ending in early August. Ages 4-14, price starts at $25.
Cancer Fundraiser Bingo (Fundraiser)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Holiday Inn Airport
**Taking One Step at a Time**Help support a single mom fighting cancer! Bingo, Silent Auction, Assorted Vendors, and Swimming all will be available at the Boise Holiday Inn Airport.August 21, 20106:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL (Concerts)
Location: Veterans Mem Peace Park, Council, ID
FREE 2-day, 9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL - August 20 – 21 - BONUS Gospel music day on August 22 - Veterans Memorial Peace Park, Highway 95 in Council. The 2010 performers include: Bill Coffey Band (Country, Rock, Americana), Chicken Dinner Road (Bluegrass), Big Blue Johnson (Classic Rock), Susie O'Leary Band (Folk, Americana), J.D. Webb and the Downstate Ramblers (Country, bluegrass), and Buddy Tetreault (Instrumental Guitar). Lions Club breakfast from 7-11AM Saturday in the Council City Park – Area churches BBQ lunch on Sunday at 11:30AM
Cancer Fundraiser Bingo (Fundraiser)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Holiday Inn Airport
**Taking One Step at a Time**Help support a single mom fighting cancer! Bingo, Silent Auction, Assorted Vendors, and Swimming all will be available at the Boise Holiday Inn Airport.August 21, 20106:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Lock-In for Kids (Kids and family)
Time: 7:00 PM to 9:00 AM
Location: NRC Studios 2 & 3
Stay locked in at the Nampa Recreation Center all night! Kids will enjoy movies, swimming games, and a pizza party. A male and female supervisor will be with the children all night. Children should bring a sleeping bag, swimsuit, towel, and clothes to sleep in. Ages 6-12.Parents or legal guardian must register child(ren) for the event. Children must check-in with staff upon arrival. Register by 7pm the day before the event to avoid a $5 late fee. No registration will be accepted after 6pm the day of the event. Children must be picked up between 8:30-9am on Saturday. A $5 late fee applies each half hour after 9:05am.$19 (Members)$22 (Non-Members)
Saturday, August 21, 2010
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL (Concerts)
Location: Veterans Mem Peace Park, Council, ID
FREE 2-day, 9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL - August 20 – 21 - BONUS Gospel music day on August 22 - Veterans Memorial Peace Park, Highway 95 in Council. The 2010 performers include: Bill Coffey Band (Country, Rock, Americana), Chicken Dinner Road (Bluegrass), Big Blue Johnson (Classic Rock), Susie O'Leary Band (Folk, Americana), J.D. Webb and the Downstate Ramblers (Country, bluegrass), and Buddy Tetreault (Instrumental Guitar). Lions Club breakfast from 7-11AM Saturday in the Council City Park – Area churches BBQ lunch on Sunday at 11:30AM
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Cancer Fundraiser Bingo (Fundraiser)
Time: 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM
Location: Holiday Inn Airport
**Taking One Step at a Time**Help support a single mom fighting cancer! Bingo, Silent Auction, Assorted Vendors, and Swimming all will be available at the Boise Holiday Inn Airport.August 21, 20106:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL (Concerts)
Location: Veterans Mem Peace Park, Council, ID
FREE 2-day, 9th Annual COUNCIL MOUNTAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL - August 20 – 21 - BONUS Gospel music day on August 22 - Veterans Memorial Peace Park, Highway 95 in Council. The 2010 performers include: Bill Coffey Band (Country, Rock, Americana), Chicken Dinner Road (Bluegrass), Big Blue Johnson (Classic Rock), Susie O'Leary Band (Folk, Americana), J.D. Webb and the Downstate Ramblers (Country, bluegrass), and Buddy Tetreault (Instrumental Guitar). Lions Club breakfast from 7-11AM Saturday in the Council City Park – Area churches BBQ lunch on Sunday at 11:30AM
Monday, August 23, 2010
Shooting Stars Basketball (Kids and family)
Location: Nampa Recreation Center Court #1
Boys and girls in kindergarten and first grade will have fun, playing basketball that emphasizes learning skills and sports values rather than pure competition. Each child is placed on a team balanced by skill level and coached by a Nampa Recreation Center volunteer. Teams will have one 45-minute practice and one game per week.Team placement will be July 7 at 6pm. Practices will be Monday and Wednesday evenings, and games on Thursday evenings. Participants must register by July 6.$24 (Members)$32 (Non-Members)
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Play & Sign (Kids and family)
Time: 12:30 PM to 1:30 PM
Children under 3 and their parents/caregivers will learn basic signs for different activities in these interactive classes. Please bring a small blanket. Attend one or all three. For session topics, visit www.namparecreation.org.Session I: May 5, 12, 19, 26Session II: June 2, 9, 16, 23Session III: August 4, 11, 18, 25$35
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Friday, August 27, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Fall in Love with Scentsy and Canned Food Drive for Love, Inc. Open House Event (Benefit/fundraiser)
Time: 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Location: Sizzler, Ontario, Oregon
Carly Doggett and Breanne Stoneman, your local Scentsy Consultants invite you to join them to Fall in Love with Scentsy’s new product line and help them in they’re canned food drive for Love, Inc., a local non-profit family advocacy group of the Western Treasure Valley. Be the first to see, order, and own the New Fall and Winter warmers and Scentsational Scents, and experience the new line of Scentsy Buddies TM while supporting a wonderful local charity! Also take advantage of Special Closeout Sales on the Spring and Summer Catalog. Every guest who brings two, non-perishable, non-expired, food items will be entered into a drawing for a $30 Scentsy Shopping Spree! The Open House will be Friday, August 27, 2010 from 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm in the Sizzler Banquet Room at 830 SE 1st Avenue in Ontario, Oregon. Please contact Carly at (208) 409-4600 or Breanne at (208) 707-6625 for more information.
Light Up Main Street (Community Event)
Time: 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM
Location: Emmett, ID
Here ye, here ye, come one, come all, feast thine eyes upon the newly renovated historic downtown on West Main Street. Our town was bestowed stimulus and grant money to help restore our historic district. Social Hour oLook for big savings and activities from all the local downtown merchants “See What Emmett has to Offer” Information CenteroArts & Craft – Mini Art in the ParkoOur Candy/Ice Cream Store is featuring a Jump house for the wee ones to be entertainedoEnjoy Food and Drinks•6:30PM - Ribbon Cutting Ceremony •7:00PM – Music with Bill Monti •8:00PM – Fierce Competition between our local police and fireman…who will end up in the mud pit from the tug-o-war? •9:00PM – Celebration ends on the street, however spirits continue at all four downtown taverns.Enjoy your evening with music, competitions and savings at all the local downtown merchants.
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Summit Fest (Cycling)
Time: 12:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Location: Bogus Basin
Calling all mountain bikers, hill hikers and hamburger eaters! You are invited to Bogus Basin ’s Summit Fest August 28th. A day-long party is planned with food, music and representation from various Treasure Valley businesses. Bike and helmet rentals will be available on the mountain as well. Riders and hikers with all skill levels are encouraged to come enjoy this event. There are (free) beginner trails near Frontier Point Nordic Lodge. The more advanced trails will be serviced by the Deer Point chairlift (10am-4pm) and guests must purchase a lift ticket at $15/person. All mountain bike riders are required to wear helmets. All chairlift riders must sign a waiver before loading the chairlift. Riders 17 years of age and younger must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Pooch Party--Stroll & Splash (Kids and family)
Time: 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM
Location: Lakeview Park--Nampa, ID
Nampa’s 3rd annual Pooch Party has expanded. Enjoy Nampa’s largest dog festival and bring your dog(s) and family members while enjoying a scenic one mile walk around Lakeview Park. After the walk, Lakeview Water Park will open and the dogs will have the opportunity to splash around in the swimming pool. Enjoy contests, raffles, and pet friendly vendor booths as you support the continued development of the Nampa Dog Park. Sign up Now!
Sunday, August 29, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Boise Navy Week (Community Event)
The U.S. Navy will be in Boise from August 20 to August 29 for Boise Navy Week! Sailors will be participating in a variety of events all around the city. For a full schedule of events, please visit the Boise Navy Week website: http://www.navyweek.org/boise2010/index.html
Monday, August 30, 2010
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs (Misc)
Location: Museum of Idaho
Event Dates: January 28 - September 11Wolf to Woof: The Story of Dogs sniffs out the facts on dogs and explores what makes their relationship with humans so unique. This exhibit is the largest and most comprehensive traveling exhibition ever created to explore the history, biology and evolution of dogs and their role in human society. This hands-on, interactive exhibit uses familiarity and love of these four-legged friends to explore science and biological concepts. Visitors can enter a “howling” area, guess what dogs are saying, test their noses against an extraordinary sense of smell and climb into an avalanche scene to see what it’s like to be saved by a search and rescue dog. This exhibit truly is something to howl about!Hours: Monday - Tuesday: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.Wednesday - Saturday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.Closed SundaysTicket Prices:Adults (18+): $7Youth (4-17): $5Seniors (62+): $6Children (under 4): FREE
Baby Sign Language (Kids and family)
Using the curriculum of Signing Time Academy, Alison Moulton will teach parents/caregivers of young children the basic skills necessary to incorporate sign language into their daily activities. For more info, visit www.signingtime.com.
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