Community Calendar

The Student Study Lounge is back! We are opening our fellowship hall for study weekdays from 1 to 5. If you're looking for a quiet place to study with huge whiteboards and free WIFI, coffee, and snacks, then Euclid's Student Study Lounge is for you! If 1 to 5 pm doesn't work for you, contact us at 208.907.5619 to schedule a different time.

The Ultimate Family Adventure!Jurassic Quest — the world’s most popular dinosaur experience — is now the ultimate event for LEGO® brick builders and fans. Get ready for the ULTIMATE day of discovery, play, and imagination!Dino Fans: Step into the age of dinosaurs and marvel at life-size, moving giants — including the towering Apatosaurus, colossal Spinosaurus, and legendary T. rex. Enjoy hands-on fossil digs, meet adorable baby dinos, and hop on thrilling dino rides.Brick Fans: Unleash your imagination with massive LEGO-inspired sculptures, build your own designs, explore interactive play zones, and race your custom build in the wildly popular Brick Derby!One weekend only and one ticket gets it all — grab your tickets now before they’re gone!

Come join us at Scentsy Commons for a dazzling light display. Our tenth annual Christmas Lights Ceremony is from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13. We’ll officially turn on the lights with a countdown beginning at 6:15 p.m. Our campus has been wrapped in hundreds of thousands of beautiful lights, including Scentsy’s signature light tunnel, and our 75-foot-tall, light-up Christmas tree! We’re also featuring our Scentsy fragrance Winter Glow.

To add to the fun, 12 food trucks will be on-site from 5:30-8 p.m.

This entire event will take place outside on the Scentsy campus, so dress warm! The Scentsy building is closed, but porta potties will be available.

Rules for visiting our campus include no smoking, no alcohol, no pets, no weapons and no littering.

The lights will continue to be on every night from sunset to sunrise; from Nov. 13, 2026, through Jan. 18, 2027.

Gather your family and friends and join us for a bright night out to kick off the holiday season.

1920’s Escape Room: Adults-Only Night at CMIdaho 🎩✨

Grab your significant other or friends, put on your best 1920s attire, and join us for an evening of clues, puzzles, and Gatsby-style intrigue! 🥂

📅 Friday, November 13th
🕡 6:30 to 8:30 PM
📍 Children’s Museum of Idaho, 790 S. Progress Ave., Meridian
🎟️ $25 per person. Sodas, appetizers, and a welcome drink included, with a cash bar available.

Spots are limited, so sign up early!

We are so thrilled to announce our returning to Lloyd Square Park in the heart of Downtown Nampa for the 37th season at the multi-award winning Nampa Farmers Market! EverySaturday from 9am until 130pm, Rain or Shine, april through November, we'll be here to bring you the best music, the best local produce, and the best locally made goods the Treasure Valley has to offer! With over 270 vendors on our roster in 2025, and Online Ordering Year Round, we anticipate our 2026 season to bring even more incredible local artisans, food vendors, craft vendors, farmers, or ranchers. Our Soft Opening is April 4, Grand Opening is April 18, and we'll be open later hours duing our WInter Wonderland for the entire month of November. Be sure to check out all the goodness that the Treasure Valley has to offer! This is our Happy Place! Head to nampafarmersmarket.com and check it out today!

Get a behind the scenes look at the city's compost facility and farm!

See how Boise turns your yard waste and food scraps into compost. Then, tour the city’s farm to see how we use biosolids to grow crops. What are biosolids? They’re a treated fertilizer made from the solids that we all send down the drains at home, including what goes down your sink and toilet. Yep, those solids! They’re turned into a safe fertilizer that the city uses to grow and sell crops to offset utility costs.

We’ll start with an overview of how the City of Boise manages biosolids and compost. Then we’ll take a driving tour of the farm and a 20 to 30-minute walking tour of the compost facility. Please wear closed-toe shoes and dress comfortably for fall weather.

This event is part of the Keep Boise Cool Food Systems Challenge. Attend any three of the events in the Food Systems Challenge to be eligible to win an 18-week subscription of fresh, local produce through Global Gardens. Learn more, see the other event options and enter to win at CityofBoise.org/KBC

Idaho's original, largest and oldest outdoor Farmer's Market! Every Saturday, April - December. Shop local, eat local, and experience Idaho at the Capital City Public Market! Every Saturday, you can meet the producers themselves and feel confident you are buying from someone who actually knows the product they sell. We are open from mid-April to mid-December, and are proud to provide locals and tourists alike the chance to eat fresh, shop small, and experience dynamic Downtown Boise

Since 1977, Preservation Idaho has hosted the Orchids and Onions Awards to recognize the people, organizations, and projects shaping Idaho’s historic landscape. Orchids celebrate outstanding contributions to historic preservation, while Onions draw attention to projects that demonstrate insensitivity to Idaho’s cultural heritage.

Join us for WalkAbout Boise — a 1.5-hour guided walking tour through 150 years of history and architecture. Let us introduce you to the built environment that makes downtown Boise like no other place. This tour is great for visitors and for Idaho residents who want to learn more about how Boise's vibrant downtown developed and the people who made it happen. *Please register online or by phone. We meet at the bench in front of the Basque Museum. These walking tours will be held rain or shine, so please plan and dress accordingly with comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, an umbrella if needed for sun or rain, and a bottle of water. They will start promptly at 10 am and end around 11:30 pm, beginning and ending in front of the Basque Museum on Grove Street downtown Boise. Walking Tour highlights include: -Downtown's evolution from gold rush boomtown, through urban renewal decline, and 21st century revitalization -The oldest and newest buildings downtown, spanning 150 years of construction -Buildings associated with Boise’s historic Basque, German, Jewish, and Chinese communities -The Idaho State Capitol and Boise City Hall -Buildings designed by early pioneers and nationally known master architects -The Egyptian Theater

Discover what makes downtown Boise truly one of a kind on WalkAbout Boise, a 90-minute guided walking tour exploring 150 years of history, architecture, and the people who shaped the city. Perfect for visitors and locals alike, this tour brings Boise’s past to life through its streets, stories, and standout buildings.