This summer, the Brigham City Museum of Art & History is hosting a traveling Smithsonian exhibit called Crossroads: Change in Rural America. This exhibit depicts the changes and challenges faced by rural communities in America. This is the only stop for the exhibit in Northern Utah, so make sure to visit the Brigham City Museum!
This show features quilts from the four southeastern counties in Idaho; Franklin, Oneida, Caribou, and Bear Lake. Sponsored by the Idaho Humanities Council and the Bear River Heritage Area, the quilts represent people's lived experience in Idaho. Come experience storytelling through quilts at this free show!
The Chesterfield Townsite is an old rural village frozen in time near Bancroft, Idaho. A Memorial Day celebration kicks off the beginning of their visitor’s season. There is a marathon, auction, craft fair, blacksmith shop, pioneer games, tours, and a dance.
Hosted at the Cache County Fairgrounds, the Summerfest Arts Faire features artists of all kinds! Come enjoy live performances, food and art vendors, and a creation station to express your inner artist!
The Wildflower and Music Festival is held every June at the Pebble Creek Ski Area in Inkom, Idaho. Bring your lawn chairs and enjoy the wildflowers and live music!
Held near the end of June, Idaho Days is a celebration of all things Idaho! Hosted in Idaho’s oldest town Franklin, Idaho, this three-day event features fireworks, softball games, a car show, parade, and several historical presentations.
18th Annual Malad Valley Welsh Festival June 28-30, 2024 Sunday Evening Event Only on June 30 Come learn more about Welsh culture and tradition while also enjoying food and art! Held every year, this event celebrates Welsh heritage and offers many activities for families and individuals.
