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Idaho

ST MARIES – Events:
St. Joe Valley Car Club Show and Shine, Jul 16-17. Come see cars and pickups of all ages and all types. Prizes awarded. On Saturday evening, dance to great 50’s music.

20th Annual St. Maries Art Festival, Jul 17-18. The annual s.m.ART by the River Festival of the Arts at Cherry Bend Boat Park has grown each year, with artists from around the Northwest who offer paintings, sculptures, woodcrafts, baskets, photographs and a variety of other mediums. Music and entertainment is provided. Admission is free.

Boat Club Poker Run, Aug 1. Boat Poker run starts on the St. Joe River in St. Maries traveling to the designated stops on Lake Coeur d’ Alene, then participants proceed to Harrison to turn in their hands. Prizes awarded.

UpRiver Saddle Club Horse Show and Trail, Aug 1.
208-245-1200

UpRiver Saddle Club O-Mok-See, Aug 2 and 9.
208-875-1615
E-mail: omoksee_fever@hotmail.com

St. Maries Saddle Club Horse Show, Aug 8.
208-245-3388

1910 Fire Commemoration, Aug 20.
208-245-3563

Benewah County Fair, Aug 20-23.
www.benewahcountyfair.com

Paul Bunyan Days, Sep 4-6. This Labor Day Weekend event includes logger competition, food booths, carnival rides and games. Other activities include a Car Club breakfast and evening dance, street dance, parade, swim pool events, Idaho’s largest “topless” beer bar (no roof), and a great fireworks show Sunday night. 
208-245-3563

CALDWELL – Area events:
Canyon County Fair, Jul 29-Aug 1. Location: O’Connor Field House. Hours: 11am-11pm.
208-455-3004

Caldwell Farmer’s Market, Wednesdays through Sep 5. Location: Serenity Park. Hours: 5pm-8pm.

Caldwell Night Rodeo, Aug 17-20. The annual Rodeo is held from 7pm-11pm. A Buckaroo Breakfast is offered from 6:30am-9:30am. The Buckaroo Bazaar is held from 5pm-11pm with vendor booths and more. Events are held at the Caldwell Night Rodeo Grounds.
208-459-7493

Kiwanis Chuck Wagon, Aug 17-21. Location: The College of Idaho. Event begins at 5pm. 208-455-3000

Indian Creek Festival, Sep 18. Food, entertainment and vendors are offered from 8am-5pm at Indian Creek, Caldwell.
208-455-3000

9th Annual Taste of the Harvest, Sep 26. Hours: 1pm-5pm. Location: The College of Idaho.
208-459-5011

AHSAHKA – Dworshak Dam and Visitor Center. Located in north central Idaho’s beautiful Clearwater River country, Dworshak Reservoir is surrounded by forests and abundant wildlife. The reservoir hosts kokanee salmon, rainbow trout, and small mouth bass fishing. There are also excellent boating, water skiing and hunting opportunities on the water. Camping (some with full hook-ups) is available at several campgrounds, including an ATV camp.

The Visitor Center overlooks a 717-foot straight-axis concrete gravity dam, with a reservoir that extends nearly 54 miles into rugged Idaho timberland. To get to Dworshak Dam Visitor Center, drive 5 miles west of Orofino, Idaho, on Hwy 7; turn right onto Viewpoint Road and follow visitor center signs for about 2 miles.
208-476-1255

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