Community Calendar

Join us for a fun, family-friendly day full of handmade treasures, tasty bites, and paw-sitive vibes! 🐾🌻

🌞 Shop local, support small, and help us grow! 25% of our host earnings go toward building a 501(c)(3) to support local animal nonprofits.

🐶 Stop by our self-serve Doggy Photo Booth — tips go to CASPR Rescue! Bonus points if you bring a bag of pet food. Look for the woman with blue hair and tattoos to drop it off!

✨ Enjoy:
🎨 Unique handmade goods
🍔 Delicious food trucks
🐕 Pet-friendly fun
❤️ Giving back to animals in need

Let’s craft a kinder community — together.

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🐾 Become a Paawz-itive Event Ambassador!
Have a social media presence and love supporting local? Post about our events a few times a month and attend at least one event monthly to qualify! Perks include exclusive merch, swag, and freebies. Details on our website.

🎟️ Raffle Giveaways
We’ll be announcing 3 to 4 raffle winners throughout the day! Just follow us on Facebook and drop your email at the info booth to enter.

🎁 Mystery Boxes at 4 PM
Only 15 boxes available — packed with vendor goodies for just $15 each! First come, first served.

🕵️‍♀️ Clue Scavenger Hunt
Sign up at the info booth and complete the hunt to learn about animal rescue efforts. Finished cards earn raffle entries or a mystery gift!

🐶 Pet Food Drive = Free Tote!
Bring a bag of dog or cat food to the info booth and receive a free reusable tote bag — perfect for shopping the market!

🛍️ Shop. Support. Celebrate.
Don’t miss handmade art, tasty eats, pet-friendly fun, and a day full of heart.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

Moose Tracks® is bringing the 10,000 Scoop Challenge to Boise on Tuesday, June 17, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at The Grove Plaza. Moose Tracks is partnering with Albertsons’ flagship exclusive brand Signature SELECT®, to serve 10,000 scoops of FREE Moose Tracks Ice Cream in a citywide ice cream social benefiting Faces of Hope. This event is held in partnership with Albertsons’ Women’s Inspiration & Inclusion Network (WIIN). Signature SELECT recently launched its new ice cream pint line, featuring Original Moose Tracks, Mint Moose Tracks and Extreme! Moose Tracks — all of which will be served at the event.

For every scoop enjoyed, Moose Tracks will donate $1, with the goal of scooping 10,000 Signature SELECT Moose Tracks ice cream scoops and raising $10,000 for Faces of Hope in just four hours. Attendees are encouraged to join the fun and enjoy delicious ice cream scooped for a good cause by local celebrities and volunteers!

Moose Tracks—the legendary flavor featuring decadent Moose Tracks Fudge and peanut butter cups swirled into vanilla ice cream—has hosted more than 50 events since 2010, surpassing $500,000 raised for local charities in cities across the nation.

Signature SELECT products—including the Moose Tracks Ice Cream pints—can be found at Albertsons Companies stores nationwide, including Albertsons, Safeway, Vons, Jewel-Osco, ACME, Shaw’s and Tom Thumb.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.

A can structure competition among Treasure Valley architectural firms and other local businesses.
Competing teams design and build sculptures made entirely of canned goods. These canned good sculptures provide an engaging way for visitors to learn about the fight against hunger in Idaho and promote the presence and capabilities of various local architectural firms and other organizations. The public has the opportunity to vote during the week of June 17th-26th.
After the sculptures are dismantled, all canned goods are donated to the Idaho Food bank.