On Saturday, March 22, from 7-9 PM in the Great Hall at the 1912 Center (412 East 3rd Street), two of Idaho's former Congressmen will be holding a town hall to discuss current actions of our federal government. The event is free and open to the public.

The event will begin with an introduction by Betty Richardson, former United States Attorney for Idaho and co-lead of the bipartisan group “Idaho Women Forward.”

Speakers will be Congressman Richard Stallings who served as Idaho Congressman from 1985-1993 and Congressman Larry LaRocco who served as Idaho Congressman from 1991-1995. Kaylee Peterson, recent candidate for Idaho US Representative will also speak. Presenters will also take questions from the audience in a town hall format.

Hear directly from experienced Idaho leaders and ask the questions that matter most.

Registration is not required, but will help us know how many people to expect.
Click here for Moscow's Town Hall.
Click here for Lewiston's Town Hall.

Bring your questions. Bring a friend. Let's have the conversations Idahoans deserve.

Fundraiser the Genesee Community Firemen to benefit the Genesee ambulance. Ticket for the 2022 event are on sale now at geneseefire.com.

Due to continued safety concerns around COVID-19, this year’s Crab Feed will again be contactless pickup only. We are not able to offer dine-in seating.

Sponsored by UI Career Services — Phone: 208-885-6121 — Email: careerservices@uidaho.edu

The Career Fairs is open to University of Idaho students, including alumni, and the public. First-year through graduate students from all majors are encouraged to attend. Organizations may be recruiting for full-time, internship or seasonal positions while others are seeking applicants for graduate school programs.

5 pm doors open 6 pm dinner.
Seating is limited, so tickets must be purchased in advance from either a local Shriner or from the Fairgrounds Office. Tickets are $35.00 each.
After dinner there will be a "dollar style" auction for multiple items. So bring a supply of single dollar bills for this fun and fast paced auction.

What would it look like to scale up local food production on the Palouse? Are there opportunities for more small farms and ranches? Are there ways to incorporate local food production into housing developments and food access programs? Increase ecosystem benefits provided by sustainable farms and ranches? Join us in January as we explore these questions and expand our vision of local food production on the Palouse!
FREE | Live on Zoom register:
https://uidaho.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYlduChrzgtEtbtNmccawxsgGJwWk9UMkeV
Sponsors: USDA, UI Extension, Palouse-Clearwater Food Coalition, Idaho Food Works

DIY enthusiasts can bring their broken objects to the Moscow Public Library’s Repair Café on Sunday, January 23 from 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. at the 1912 Center (412 East Third Street).

Tickets are $25/each and include an event glass as well as 3 drink tickets. Tickets can be given to alcohol vendors in exchange for a 5oz beer pour or a 2oz wine pour. Free if you do not plan to drink.

Rebecca Scofield will present “Critical Race Theory: What It Is and What It Isn't” at the League of Women Voters of Moscow Speaker Forum at noon Jan.19. The presentation will be on Zoom. Login information can be found on the LWV website at lwvmoscow.org.

1st Annual Viola Community Christmas Carols & Cookie Exchange:
Bring a plate of sweet/savory finger food to share. Hot cocoa, hot cider, coffee/tea will be provided.

To participate in the Cookie Exchange:
-Bring 2 dozen of your favorite Christmas cookie on paper plates.
-Bring an empty plate/platter to hold 2 dozen cookies
-Participants will draw numbers, and on their turn will select a few of each variety 'til they have 2 dozen cookies to bring home.

Cider pressing, arts, nature, lunch!
Register by emailing info@pcei.org.

Oct 16, 10 am - 2 pm
Volunteers needed. If you are interested in volunteering and could be available for at least 2 consecutive hours
between 9 am - 3 pm (note these hours include set-up and take down), send us an email (friendsofphillipsfarm@gmail.com) or Facebook message with your
contact information. We'll confirm your availability as we get closer to the festival date. We also ask that volunteers are fully vaccinated.

Homecoming Events: https://www.uidaho.edu/events/signature-events/homecoming
Parade Application: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/university-of-idahos-113th-annual-homecoming-parade-float-registration-tickets-166232976307
Theme: “The Vandal Century”

October 2, Saturday, 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM — Southwick Community Center's
   Annual “Octoberfest” Fundraiser.  BBQ brauts, kraut, and salads; music by
   Beargrass.

Troy Historical Society's Evening Presentation is: Life of Anne Marie Oslund., Pioneer, Teacher, Librarian and Mother. The program will feature her recently published memoir titled "Idaho Anne". Program starts at the Lions Club and moves to the Museum following the lecture.

September 11 — Juliaetta Blackberry Festival and Car Show.

 September 7, Tuesday, 12:00 – 6:00 PM — American Red Cross Blood Drive,
   Viola Community Center, 1007 Rothfork Rd., Viola.
   

.Times not yet announced.
Ponderosa Park, Potlatch. https://www.facebook.com/potlatchriverside/

Last Pubbin’ on the patio: Week eight features dinner and drinks from the Moscow Alehouse and music by the Moscow Mules.

 August 26, September 23, October 28, Thursdays, 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM —
   Harvest Exchange & Game Night, Viola Community Center, 1007 Rothfork Rd.,
   Viola. "Bring in your abundance of produce, ferments, honey, jams, flowers,
   eggs, or any surplus items that you create or grow on your homestead,
   garden or farm and let's trade! At this family-friendly event we will have
   light refreshments and game tables!"
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Heart of the Arts, Inc. invites you to attend the last free concert of our summer season on Monday evening, August 23rd, featuring the Border Highlanders Pipe and Drum Corps!

German street food from StoutKraut will be available for sale starting at 5:30 pm from the Great Room kitchen window. Moscow Brewing Company will have beverages for sale as well.

Date: Saturday, Aug. 21 Time: 4:30 p.m. load in, 5:30-7:30 p.m. street fair
Registration open: Wednesday, May 6 through Friday, Aug. 13

To reserve a table: https://uidaho.campuslabs.com/engage/submitter/form/collectsubmitteridentity/0b1ccc5a-c242-4a73-a32b-133341d4a992