Aug 01 Saturday
Join us for the 58th Annual Art on the Green, July 31, August 1, and August 2 on the grounds of North Idaho College! This is the highlight of summer in Coeur d’ Alene and this year we will have something for everyone to enjoy. Enjoy over 130 fine art booths from all over the country including painting, pottery, jewelry, woodworking, metal work, photography, glass art, clothing, fiber art, leather, handcrafted works in clay and more.Visit our Clothesline Art Sale for great deals on beautiful art as well as our Juried Art Show!FREE Entertainment will be presented all weekend long on two stages including local musicians, dancers, and interactive opportunities for children of all ages!Bring the kids for a variety of free Children’s art activities in our Children’s Art Garden as well as entertainment and special projects just for kids!Enjoy our Food Court serving festival favorites, German sausages, hot dogs, salads, corn on the cob, ice cream, and beverages. We will also have a variety of food trucks including the Wellness Bar and Kettle Corn. Visit our Beer & Wine Garden for a local brew or wine as you listen to our FREE entertainment on the North Stage.We invite you to join us for all of this and more as you enjoy this celebration of art, creativity, community and friendship at Art on the Green. For more detailed information, please visit our website at http://artonthegreencda.com/
Aug 02 Sunday
Aug 14 Friday
🤠👽 Saddle UP for the roundup, Spokane*! Cowboys & Aliens NIGHT MARKET & Street Fair - Friday, August 14th, 5 - 9PM!🪩Dust off your boots, polish your space-suit, & prepare for the WILDEST showdown in the galaxy—an ALL AGES Vendor Faire, Music Festival, Immersive Art Experience, & Themed Costume Party!
Spokane’s monthly THEMED vendor fair, music festival & immersive art experience—a curated party-market featuring local makers, street eats, good vibes, community, dancing & MAGIC! 🙌
*Please leave your horses at home
Aug 29 Saturday
Hands-on history activities, storytelling, and music will help connect families with American and Idaho history through participation, listening, and shared experience.
As part of the 250th commemoration, this film festival will explore American and Idaho history through different lenses—what we choose to remember, how stories are told, and how the past is shaped on screen. This moment invites us to look again: to consider how history has been represented over time and what those portrayals reveal about the nation we are still becoming. Watching together gives us a chance to learn not just from history itself, but from how film helps us understand, question, and reinterpret our past. Stick around after the film for a lively panel with University of Idaho historians and film scholars.
Nov 14 Saturday
Two days of music and dance that showcase the rich traditional cultures of the Inland Empire. Complete with demonstrations, workshops and jam sessions. Family friendly and full of vibrant community spirit. 6 stages and over 100 performances!
Nov 15 Sunday