Rexburg teen who lost both parents to cancer has opporunity to travel to Europe with dance team
Top photo: Gideon Tice, dancing here with Haley Wade, says participating in the arts has been an important outlet for him since losing both his parents to cancer. Courtesy photo. ...
Rexburg Community Theatre: A nonprofit striving for excellent family theatre
Top photo: RCT’s 2022 production of “The Sound of Music.” Courtesy photo. By Paige Grover Since 2007, Rexburg Community Theatre has produced over 30 shows and continues to share the...
Finding joy in art: why watercolor matters
By Aubree Rutter REXBURG—A pad of paper is flipped open on a dining room table. It’s surrounded by a case of watercolors, a mason jar filled with water, and an assortment...
The Harp Shop: East Idaho’s Little Shop of Strings
By Paige Grover RIGBY — Nestled in the heart of Rigby, The Harp Shop is more than just a storefront. It’s a haven for harp enthusiasts and a welcoming space for...
Rexburg’s Newest Backyard Bard: Shakespeare in the Park
Top photo: Directors Sam and Jessie Head. Photo courtesy of Sam Head. By Carson Andersen REXBURG — This July, a group of Shakespeare enthusiasts is putting on a free—that’s right,...
Cowboy poets continue rich tradition of music, storytelling and poetry at annual gathering
Originally published at EastIdahoNews.com. By Emily Miller REXBURG — For 30 years, the annual Teton Western Music and Cowboy Poetry gathering has brought together musicians, poets, and storytellers to celebrate...
The Culmination of Young Artists
Top photo: Jacob Spori Building on the campus of BYU-Idaho. Photo by Luke Canepari. By Luke Canepari and Grace Atwood REXBURG — On March 20, Brigham Young University–Idaho opened a...
Idaho’s Highwayman – Ricky Loertscher
By Aubrey McKay Idaho is the 14th largest state, with 83,569 square miles of beautiful grasslands, coniferous forests, deserts, wetlands, lakes and rivers. To see the whole of Idaho would take...
