By Emily Miller REXBURG — Pianist Marvin Goldstein and vocalist Vanessa Joy will bring their long-running collaboration to Rexburg on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at 7 p.m. at the Romance Theater... Read More
PLACES, PLEASE! An Afternoon of Broadway Favorites
Warm River Studio612 Main Street, Ashton, IDSaturday, September 12, 7:00 Warm River Studio at 612 Main Street in Ashton, will host an afternoon of Broadway favorites, featuring pianist Allison Andersen,... Read More
Sisters, Songs & Shenanigans: ‘Nunsense’ comes to Stage Door Repertory Theatre
By Emily Miller RIGBY — It’s a show that’s just as much hijinks as it is heavenly, and director Nick Charles says “Nunsense,” which opens Friday, is a uniquely hilarious... Read More
Local youth will ‘make ’em laugh’ in production of ‘Singin’ in the Rain Jr.’ this weekend in Rexburg
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Summer theatre camp isn’t just about putting on a show. It’s about community, friendship, tradition, and being part of something special. For the cast of... Read More
From knights to fairies, the Thornshire Renaissance Faire blends history and fantasy
By Emily Miller RIGBY – A knight astride his noble steed, a princess daintily perched on her unicorn, a court jester, magicians, fire spinners, dragons, fairies and turkey legs. It’s... Read More
Climbing Together: How Rexburg’s Premier Action Hub is Growing Strong Kids and a Tight-Knit Community
News release from The Rock Gym and Teton CrossFit REXBURG — Finding a workout spot that actually feels like a community can take some trial and error. But if you... Read More
Dance star Derek Hough announces tour stop in Idaho Falls
News release from Mountain America Center IDAHO FALLS – Four time Emmy winner Derek Hough has announced the dates for his upcoming “Derek Hough Dance for the Holidays” tour. The... Read More
In 1964, the biggest band in Denmark wore name tags. Friday night, they play Rexburg.
News release from Help Them See Foundation Free fundraising concert Friday at The Romance Theater for the new Singing Mormons documentary on the missionary quartet that opened a closed country... Read More
Outdoor Spring Activities in Rexburg
By Enoch Hunter REXBURG — At long last, winter draws to a close. It may not have been as cold this year as ithas in the past few, but soon,... Read More
The Rexburg Farmer’s Market: Bringing Community Closer Together
By Samuel “Squid” Solis REXBURG — The Rexburg Farmer’s Market is preparing to open for another season, offering a space where fresh produce, locally handmade products, and community connection all... Read More
Shakespeare in the Park: Upcoming Hamlet Production and a Group Built on Community
By Arianne Chamberlain REXBURG — For the last four years, Rexburg Community Theatre’s Shakespeare in the Park has been an anticipated theatre event in Rexburg. Each summer, passionate actors, directors,... Read More
June’s Place: Nothin’ but Sunshine
By C.M Bennion REXBURG — For the last eight years, June’s Place has brought nothing but sunshine to Rexburg. With its charming decor, incredible staff, and welcoming environment, the cafe... Read More
Brave Seeker Books and the big bright smiles they are bringing to Rexburg
By Dylyn Alverson REXBURG – In downtown Rexburg at 19 E. Main Street resides the cutest bookshop, Brave Seeker Books. From the decorative air balloon symbolizing an opportunity to start... Read More
How Thrifting Can Help The Community: United Voices Rising
By Megan Hunter REXBURG – In the heart of the Rexburg community, the UVR Thrift Shop is doing more than sellingsecondhand goods. It’s helping fund healing for female survivors of... Read More
The Little Free Bakery: Connections Made with Passion
By Kenda Watkins REXBURG – A few years ago, Alex Andrews moved to Rexburg with no connections. She said that when she moved to Rexburg, she was having a hard... Read More
Failure and Fortitude- How the Untold Story of Teton Dam Failure Came to be Told.
By Nathaniel Gee, author of Failure and Fortitude: How Faith, Politics, and Power Shaped the Teton Dam Disaster If you ever write a book, one of the first questions you... Read More
Legendary Band Chicago comes to Mountain America Center in October
News release from Mountain America Center IDAHO FALLS – Multi Grammy-award-winning band and Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame inductees Chicago willperform in Idaho Falls at the Mountain America Center... Read More
St. Anthony churches unite for interfaith Palm Sunday celebration
By Emily Miller ST. ANTHONY — An interfaith group of churches in St. Anthony is coming together this weekend for a community-wide Palm Sunday celebration aimed at uniting residents through... Read More
Gov. Brad Little to speak at Saturday’s Lincoln Day Banquet in Rexburg
By Emily Miller REXBURG — Gov. Brad Little and other prominent Idaho Republicans will visit Rexburg this weekend for a multicounty Lincoln Day Banquet. Republicans from six counties will gather... Read More
When Your Tooth Starts Hurting on a Friday Night, Rexburg Has an Answer
By Dr. Heber Strobel, Strobel Family Dental REXBURG – It happens more than you might think. A tooth that has been quietly bothering someone for weeks finally becomes unbearable on... Read More