Southeast Idaho

Arts & Entertainment!

Theatre/Dance ISU has a long and rich history at ISU, with productions dating back to the beginning of the university. Since the completion of Frazier Hall on September 1st, 1924, Theatre ISU and the theatre program have called that facility home. Frazier Hall houses a large proscenium theatre, which seats approximately 800. Frazier Hall's proscenium theatre will continue to be the venue for some of Theatre ISU productions and will be used by the Department of Theatre and Dance for classes. ISU CAMPUS Phone: (208) 282-3595	The new L.E. and Thelma E. Stephens Performing Arts Center's magnificent architectural design will make it the most extraordinary building of its kind in Idaho, boasting three versatile performance venues and auxiliary spaces designed for academic work and community enjoyment. ISU CAMPUS Phone: (208) 282-3595
Experience the magic and mystery of the Mystique, Idaho's premier dinner theater! Owner and operator Terry Ray Commons is an award-winning professional magician who performs close-up magic at dinner shows held in Mystique's intimate chamber theater. His larger-scale Vegas-style illusions are reserved for holiday galas performed in the Grand Hall Theater, seating 200 for dinner or 300 for theater. Before the holidays, the Grand Hall is stage to fine entertainment including vocal concerts and musical theater. 158 EAST CHUBBUCK, RD.- CHUBBUCK, ID 83202 Phone: (208) 238-8001	Holt Arena has become a center of activity in Pocatello, and the surrounding area. The facility hosts ISU football, ISU Men's and Women's basketball, Indoor track, High school sports, Intramural sports, concerts, religious conferences, trade shows, rodeos, and a variety of other events. The wide variety of events housed at the Holt Arena speaks to the versatility of the design of the structure. ISU CAMPUS Phone: (208) 282-3267
Blackfoot Community Players formed in 1977 to provide quality community theater in Eastern Idaho. BCP operates the Nuart Theater, a historic art deco structure located at 195 N. Broadway in Blackfoot. BCP produces 5-6 plays a year. BLACKFOOT, IDAHO Phone: (208) 785-5344	The Eagle Rock Art Museum, located on the picturesque river walkway in Idaho falls, exhibits regional and national artwork as well as the work of the talented Guild artists who had the vision to create this museum. The programs culturally enrich the lives of residents and visitors from around the world. 300 S. CAPITAL AVENUE - IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Phone: (208) 524-7777
During the fifty-three years of The Idaho Falls Symphony's life, it has gone from employing a part-time conductor to a full-time Music Director-Conductor. Yet, the Idaho Falls Symphony remains basically a volunteer orchestra composed of people from all walks of life, with some traveling over seventy-five miles for rehearsals and concerts. It is one of very few orchestras in Idaho not affiliated with a college or university and is proud to serve the city of Idaho Falls, and its visitors and citizens. 450 A St. - IDAHO FALLS, IDAHO Phone: (208)529-1080	Worm Creek Opera House This old theater was named after a creek the flows through Preston. It was reopened about 30 years ago and now serves as a movie theater and a playhouse for Preston and West Side High School's plays and musicals. Prodctions by the Northern Cache Valley's Theatre Guild are also performed here. 70 S. STATE - PRESTON (208) 852-0088
Fine Arts Center at American Falls High School 2966 South Frontage Rd - AMERICAN FALLS, IDAHO Phone: (208) 226-5173	The American Falls Theater Guild 233 IDAHO ST - AMERICAN FALLS 208-226-1903
Gem Valley Performing Arts Center The Grace High School has an outstanding drama department and with the new 530 seat auditorium, the plays presented are an outstanding cultural event. There is normally one play presented in the fall and another in the spring during the school year. They presented an outstanding production of Oklahoma in the spring of 1997 and "Hello Dolly" in the spring of 1999. In addition, the Grace High School band and chorus present concerts, both at Christmas time and at the end of the school year in May. 654 S. MAIN - GRACE, IDAHO Phone: 208-425-3912	Baker Ranch Enjoy an all evening horse drawn wagon ride adventure. Includes a great meal after a 40 minute wagon ride up to our picnic area on Dempsey Creek. After eating and entertainment under our new pavilion, you can enjoy our beautiful creekside area, includes a teepee, swings, and walking path. Homemade desserts top off a great meal of BBQ Beef or hot dogs roasted over an open fire, an Idaho baked potato with all the toppings, salad, roll, ranch beans and corn. Ice cold lemonade and coffee are always included with the dinner. After loading up for the trip out, relax and enjoy the beautiful sunset and the final 20 minutes of the ride in the twilight, with the carriage lights on. This ride is a must if you are coming to Lava Hot Springs, Idaho. performed here. DEMPSEY CREEK ROAD LAVA HOT SPRINGS, IDAHO 208-776-5684
Shoshone - Bannock Gaming This casino on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation offers high stakes bingo, electronic pull-tab machines in the Bannock Peak Casino Outpost and the Exit 80 Casino. There is a snack bar on the premises. Nearby are gift shops and the Shoshone Bannock Tribal Museum. Call for more information. INTERSTATE HIGHWAY I-15, EXIT 80 FORT HALL, IDAHO (208) 237-8755	Pocatello Art Center a non-profit organization, formed more than 40 years ago, that provides a community center for the visual arts. We provide exhibition space for local artists, art classes for people of all ages and abilities, and workshops in various media often conducted by nationally known artists. 444 N. MAIN POCATELLO, IDAHO 208-232-0970
Marsh Valley Performing Arts Center Marsh Valley is proud to present our new Athletic and Performing Arts Center to promote appreciation of the Arts and enhance the cultural diversity of the community. The Marsh Valley Performing Arts Committee is working to provide quality, uplifting entertainment for all! 12655 S. OLD HWY. 91 - ARIMO, IDAHO (208) 254-3711
Area Festivities Annual Bear Lake Classic 100-Mi Pro Bike Race May - Fish Haven, Idaho - Phone:(208) 945-3333 Annual Cowboy Music Festival May - Preston, Idaho - Phone: (208) 852-2124 Annual Pebble Creek Snowboard Rally March - Inkom, Idaho - Phone: (208) 775-4452 Annual POW/MIA Awareness Rally & Motorcycle Rally July - Pocatello, Idaho - Phone: (208) 251-6501 Annual Telemark Festival at Pebble Creek March - Inkom, Idaho - Phone: (208) 775-4452 Art in the Park September - Swan Valley, Idaho - (208) 483-3439 Bannock County Bluegrass Festival August - Pocatello, Idaho - (360) 436-1179 Bear Lake Raspberry Days August - Fish Haven, Idaho - Phone: (208) 945-3333 BNG America Snake River Concerts Jun-Aug - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 522-0471 Butch Cassidy Days July - Montpelier, Idaho - Phone: (208) 847-0067 Coors Cowboy Classic At Pebble Creek March - Inkom, Idaho - Phone: (208) 775-4452 East Idaho Fly Tying and Fly Fishing Expo April - Idaho Falls, Idaho - Phone: (208) 523-1010 Historic Chesterfield Memorial Day Celebration May - Chesterfield, Idaho - Phone: (208) 648-7124 Holiday Fair Dec - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 542-6253 Idaho Days May - Franklin, Idaho - Phone: (208) 646-2300 Idaho Falls Snake River Settlers July - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 523-1010 Idaho Paints Idaho Oct-Nov - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 524-7777 Idaho Spud Day September - Shelley, Idaho - Phone: (208) 529-9619 Lava Rama September - Lava, Idaho - Phone: (208) 776-5221 Mogul Madness Snowmobile Climb April - Inkom, Idaho - Phone: (208) 775-4452 Mountain Brewers Beer Festival June - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 705-3378 Napoleon Dynamite Festival June - Preston, Idaho - Phone: (208) 852-2703 Pocatello Marathon September - Pocatello, Idaho - Phone: (208) 233-7333 Portneuf Greenway Riverfest June - Pocatello, Idaho - Phone: (208) 234-4929 Portneuf Mountain Man Rendezvous June - Pocatello, Idaho - Phone: (208) 233-7333 Preston Festival of Lights Nov/Dec - Preston, Idaho - Phone: (208) 852-2703 Preston Pride Snowmobile Hillclimb January - Preston, Idaho - Phone: (208) 646-2349 Sagebrush Arts Fest September - Pocatello, Idaho - Phone: (208) 232-0970 Shoshone Bannock Indian Festival August - Fort Hall, Idaho - (208) 237-9791 Shoshone Silver Buckle Trap Shoot Championship June - Pocatello, Idaho - (208) 226-2697 Snake River Fiber Fair May - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 523-7260 Snake River Roaring Youth Jam August - Idaho Falls, Idaho - (208) 522-0471	Area Rodeos Dodge National Rodeo Finals Held every March Holt Arena in Pocatello Phone: 208-233-1546 Famous Preston Night Rodeo First weekend of August Thurs. through Sat. Preston, Idaho Phone: (208) 852-0898 Fort Hall Indian Rodeo 2nd weekend of August Fort Hall, Idaho Phone: 1-800-806-9229 Idaho State Rodeo August Idaho State University Phone: (208) 236-2945 South Bannock County Fair Rodeo 2nd Weekend in August Downey, Idaho Phone: (208) 897-5033 Idaho High School Rodeo Mid June Bannock County Fairgrounds Pocatello McCammon Rodeo Mid July McCammon, Idaho American Falls High School Rodeo Middle of May American Falls, Idaho Phone: 208-226-7214 Power County Rodeo American Falls, Idaho Phone: (208)226-7621 Days of Thunder Rodeo North Bannock County Fair Grounds in Pocatello. Phone: (208) 237-1340 EISF Rodeo Labor Day Week September Blackfoot, Idaho Phone: (208) 785-2480 Caribou County Fair & Rodeo First week of August Grace, Idaho Malad Rodeo August Malad, Idaho Phone: (208) 766-2243 Grays Lake Rodeo First Week end August Wayan, Idaho Phone: (208) 547-4964 Idaho Junior Rodeo Association Mid June - Grace, Idaho First week of June - Preston, Idaho Mid July - Malad, Idaho Last Week of July - American Falls, Idaho Phone: (208) 251-5100 Also Check out: Southeast Idaho Events Calendar Southeast Idaho Sports Guide Southeast Idaho Dance & Fitness Guide Southeast Idaho Gallery Guide Southeast Idaho Movie Theater Guide