Vintage Market Days of Treasure Valley

April 9–11 / NAMPA – Step into a curated vintage marketplace experience at Expo Idaho, where shoppers browse upscale booths filled with antiques, handmade goods, boutique clothing, and artisan décor. The atmosphere blends farmhouse charm with festival energy, drawing design lovers and treasure hunters alike for a weekend of discovery. Food vendors and live music add to the experience, making it more than just a shopping trip. Pair your visit with nearby wineries or a stroll through downtown Nampa for a well-rounded getaway. vintagemarketdays.com/market/treasure-valley

Tutxinmepu Powwow

April 4 / MOSCOW – Held at the University of Idaho, this respected Native American powwow brings together tribes from across the Northwest for a powerful cultural gathering. Visitors can experience traditional drumming, dancing, regalia, and artisan vendors in an atmosphere rooted in heritage and community. The event offers meaningful insight into regional Indigenous culture while welcoming respectful visitors to observe and learn. While in town, explore Moscow’s vibrant downtown and scenic Palouse surroundings. uidaho.edu/events/powwow

Race to Robie Creek Half Marathon

April 18 / BOISE – Known as “the toughest race in the Northwest,” this iconic half marathon challenges runners with a demanding course through the Boise foothills. Spectators line the route and gather at the finish for a celebratory, high-energy atmosphere that blends competition with community pride. Even non-runners will enjoy the festive environment and scenic spring landscapes. Extend your stay by exploring the Boise River Greenbelt or nearby hiking trails. https://www.robiecreek.com

Salmon River Jet Boat Races

April 17–19 / RIGGINS – Feel the roar of high-powered jet boats as they race through the rugged Salmon River canyon in one of Idaho’s most thrilling spring events. The weekend combines adrenaline-pumping competition with a laid-back riverside festival atmosphere, complete with food vendors and local gatherings. Surrounded by dramatic canyon scenery, it’s an unforgettable way to experience Idaho’s wild side. Visitors often pair the event with fishing, rafting, or scenic drives along the river corridor. jetboatracingusa.com

One If By Land – America 250 5K

April 18 / BOISE – Part of the nationwide lead-up to the United States’ 250th anniversary, this themed 5K blends fitness with patriotic celebration. Participants run through Boise in a spirited event that highlights history, community pride, and the coming semiquincentennial. Expect festive costumes, family-friendly energy, and a welcoming crowd. It’s a meaningful way to be part of America 250 programming while enjoying Idaho’s capital city. america250.org

Twin Falls Spring Home Expo

April 17–19 / TWIN FALLS – This regional expo transforms the fairgrounds into a hub of home inspiration, featuring builders, landscapers, and lifestyle vendors showcasing the latest trends. Travelers will find demonstrations, interactive exhibits, and ideas for both indoor and outdoor living. The relaxed, community-oriented vibe makes it easy to explore at your own pace. While visiting, take time to see Shoshone Falls or the Snake River Canyon for a scenic bonus. twinfallshomeexpo.com

Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival

April 22–25 / MOSCOW – One of the nation’s premier jazz festivals fills the University of Idaho campus with music, workshops, and performances from acclaimed artists and rising talent. The atmosphere is electric yet educational, drawing music lovers from across the country for concerts and student showcases. Visitors can enjoy intimate venues, vibrant campus energy, and a true celebration of jazz culture. Pair the festival with exploration of the Palouse’s rolling hills and charming downtown. uidaho.edu/events/jazz-fest

Historic Wallace Craft Brew Pub Crawl

April 25 / WALLACE – Sip your way through historic Wallace during this lively pub crawl that highlights local brews and the town’s colorful mining-era past. Participants move between unique venues, each offering craft beer tastings and a festive, social atmosphere. The walkable downtown, lined with preserved architecture, adds to the charm of the experience. It’s a perfect excuse to explore one of Idaho’s most distinctive small towns. business.wallaceid.fun

Fiddle & Folk Festival

April 23–26 / GLENNS FERRY – This welcoming festival celebrates traditional music with live performances, jam sessions, and workshops that invite participation from all ages. The small-town setting creates an intimate, community-driven atmosphere where visitors can connect with musicians and locals alike. Expect toe-tapping tunes, storytelling, and a relaxed pace. Nearby Three Island Crossing State Park offers a scenic extension to your visit. glennsferrytheatre.org

Les Misérables – Broadway Tour

April 21–26 / BOISE – Experience world-class theater as this iconic Broadway production takes the stage at the Morrison Center. The sweeping music, dramatic storytelling, and high-caliber performances create an unforgettable evening in Idaho’s capital. The atmosphere inside the theater is electric, drawing audiences from across the region. Pair your night out with Boise’s vibrant dining scene for a complete cultural getaway. morrisoncenter.com

Idaho Horse Expo

April 3-5 / NAMPA – This long-running expo celebrates Idaho’s equestrian heritage with demonstrations, competitions, and educational clinics. Visitors can watch skilled riders, explore vendor booths, and learn about horse care and training. The event’s energetic yet family-friendly atmosphere makes it accessible for all ages. It’s a great way to experience a unique aspect of Idaho’s culture while enjoying a spring outing. idahohorseexpo.com

Spring Dash Run/Walk

April 25 / COEUR D’ALENE – Held at McEuen Park, this scenic run/walk offers participants stunning lake views and a refreshing way to enjoy North Idaho’s spring weather. The event welcomes all fitness levels, creating a friendly and inclusive atmosphere. Spectators and participants alike enjoy the lively waterfront setting. Afterward, explore downtown Coeur d’Alene’s shops, restaurants, and trails. uwnorthidaho.org

INVINCIBLE: A Tribute to Michael Jackson

April 20 / POCATELLO – Close out the month with a high-energy tribute show celebrating the music and legacy of Michael Jackson. Featuring dynamic choreography and live performances, the show recreates the excitement of a classic concert experience. The audience atmosphere is lively and nostalgic, making it a fun night out for all ages. While in Pocatello, explore the historic downtown and nearby outdoor recreation spots. isu.edu/stephens