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Arts & TheatreKidz Bop Live!Portneuf Health Trust Amphitheatre6:00 PMSEP14SportsIdaho Falls Spud Kings Vs. Rock Springs Grizzlies - Preseason GameMountain America Center7:05 PM - SEP19MusicThe National ParksColonial Theater - Idaho7:30 PMSEP21SportsIdaho Falls Spud Kings Vs. Ogden MustangsMountain America Center7:05 PM
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Idaho Falls is the fourth most populous city in Idaho and the county seat of Bonneville County. It is the state's most populous city outside the Boise metropolitan area. [4] As of the 2020 census, the population of Idaho Falls was 64,818. [2]
ARTITORIUM. YELLOWSTONE BEAR WORLD. EXPLORE MORE. ADVENTURE AWAITS. WATCH VIDEO. IDAHO FALLS EVENTS. If you’re in town for one night or a few days, it’s easy to find fun and friendly entertainment.
Idaho Falls is a city of roughly 67,000 residents and sits along the banks of the Snake River. Idaho Falls is the largest city east of Idaho's capital and provides a welcoming business environment, some of the lowest utility rates in the nation, and leisure opportunities second to none.
THE 30 BEST Things to Do in Idaho Falls, ID. Places to Visit in Idaho Falls. Check out must-see sights and activities: Idaho Falls Temple & Visitors' Center, Idaho Falls River Walk, Parks, Department Stores. Explore popular experiences. See what other travellers like to do, based on ratings and number of bookings. See All.
- Idaho Falls Greenbelt River Walk
- Museum of Idaho
- Idaho Falls Zoo
- Japanese Friendship Garden
- Downtown Idaho Falls
- Art Museum of Eastern Idaho
- Tautphaus Park
- Melaleuca Field
- Artitorium on Broadway
- East Idaho Aquarium
The beautiful Snake River, winding through the Pacific Northwest for more than 1,000 miles and six states, is a defining feature of the Idaho Falls cityscape. A lot of work has gone into making this stunning feature accessible to the public, and you can now stroll, jog or cycle along several miles of riverside on both banks of the Snake River. You’...
Opened in 2003, the Museum of Idaho links the Idaho Falls’ historic Carnegie Library and Masonic Temple with a modern glass atrium. The museum has amassed important collections covering fields like paleontology, archaeology, geology and the history of Idaho’s native inhabitants and its 19th-century settlers. These are displayed in wonderfully curat...
Touted as the “best little zoo in the West”, Idaho Falls Zoo is in the southwestern corner of Tautphaus Park and home to 300 animals from 130 species around the world. This organization is heavily engaged in animal conservation, taking part in more than 40 Species Survival Plans. The zoo is arranged by zones like Patagonia, North America, Australia...
On a little rocky island, beside the man-made waterfall on the Snake River is an exquisite Japanese garden. This was laid out in 2011 to mark thirty years of Idaho Falls’ association with its sister city, Tōkai-Mura in Japan’s Ibaraki Prefecture. The setting is also significant as the site of the first bridge to cross the Snake River back in the 19...
In a process that’s mirrored across the country, Downtown Idaho Falls has been revitalized in the last couple of decades, and is a lovely place to shop, dine, get a drink, be entertained and take in some culture. Many of the spots on this list can be found downtown, and there’s a catalogue of independent shops for fashion, one-off gifts, furniture,...
Right on the Idaho Falls River Walk, the Art Museum of Eastern Idaho is a local champion for the visual arts, founded in 2002. This attraction puts on captivating and innovative temporary exhibitions in a range of media, and has a growing permanent collection. There are five galleries to explore, as well as a gift shop with interesting pieces by lo...
The zoo is only one corner of this expansive park, named for the Idaho Falls entrepreneur and developer Charles C. Tautphaus (1841-1906). The park is one of the oldest in the city, having been purchased in the 1930s. In fact the log hut that serves as the executive office for the zoo, is part of a WPA project from 1934. Later the park was used as a...
Idaho Falls lays claim to the only professional sports team in Eastern Idaho. This is the Minor League Baseball team, the Idaho Falls Chukars, who have a history going back to the 1920s, when they went by the less dashing “Idaho Falls Spuds”. Over the last century the Chukars have been affiliated with more than a dozen different Major League teams,...
Created to inspire children aged 12 and under, the ARTitorium on Broadway is an art-themed educational attraction in downtown Idaho Falls. ARTitorium has lots of interactive exhibits, that involve kids getting messy, noisy and creative, many using technology at computer Creation Stations, a stop-motion animation studio, a green screen, a motion wal...
Established in 2013 on the north side of Idaho Falls proper, this lovingly maintained aquarium grows by the year. The East Idaho Aquarium has immersive decor, with tropical vegetation, replica caves and ancient ruins. Among the marine animals awaiting you are sharks, beautiful tropical fish, stingrays and starfish that can be touched, eels, octopus...
Idaho Falls is the closest metropolitan destination to Yellowstone National Park. It’s just a two-hour drive to hiking, biking, fishing, horseback riding and camping amid Yellowstone’s picturesque geysers, geothermal features and waterfalls.
Apr 2, 2024 · Whether you are just passing through, or are making a week-long trip into the area, Idaho Falls has hundreds of things to do! From our world-class Idaho Falls Zoo, to the weekly Farmer’s Market, or even a walk along our beautiful Riverwalk, there is always something to do in Idaho Falls.
