Entertainment
HERITAGE PARK
Heritage Park is located in the center of Downtown Eagle. This is the location of many Eagle events throughout the year. Here are few that you MUST KNOW about:
EAGLE SATURDAY MARKET
May through September | 9am-2pm
Every Saturday downtown Eagle comes alive with entertainment and food. This adorable market hosts arts and crafts, local produce, flowers, live music, freshly prepared food and much more. This is a great opportunity to get a full sense of what Eagle is all about.
EAGLE FUN DAYS
This has been a summer annual event for the last 48 years and provides entertainment for the entire family. Festivities include Family Fun Night, Wet n' Wild parade, live music, corn-hole tournament, classic car show, shopping market, food trucks, fireworks and so much more.
GAZEBO CONCERT SERIES
Heritage Park becomes home to local talent during the summer for live music that you don't want to miss. Bring a blanket and chair, grab a neighbor and unwind under the stars. County Line Brewing and Vizcaya Winery will quench your thirst and food vendors will be on site to make it a night for the whole family.
Check out the Schedule Here.
3 HORSE RANCH VINEYARDS
“In the 2000's, pioneering winegrowers Martha & Gary Cunningham began planting Rhone and Bordeaux vines of noble origin on the remote hillsides of the Sawtooth Range north of Boise Idaho. Today, this vast, historic ranch is now home to Idaho's largest family-owned winery.”
EAGLE FOOD AND WINE FESTIVAL
Saturday September 21st, 2019 at BanBury Golf Course 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Each of the participating restaurants in the Eagle Food and Wine Festival prepares a special menu item(s) that is then paired with wine from one of our participating wineries. Tickets Sell out fast so be prepared to purchase months in advance.
OLIVE AND VYNE
"Olive and Vyne tasting room has over 45 varieties of olive oil and balsamic vinegar to Try Before You Buy. The shop also carries a full line of herbs, spices, pasta, dips, stuffed olives and much more. Premium products, knowledgeable staff, unique gift line and always a Unique Tasting Experience. Come and see why folks are so crazy about Olive and Vyne."
VR1 ARCADE
“Step Beyond all dimensions at VR1 and explore just about anything you can imagine. With over 100 different experiences, VR1 is the modern day arcade. But now you are living the experience yourself. Prepare to jump into realistic worlds and explosive visuals. You might even work up a sweat! It's fun for the whole family and a great way to stay active and social!”
TWO RIVERS SALON AND SPA
“Experience the state of the art salon and spa by the river! The salon is elegantly designed, with fifteen stylist stations and five luxurious Italian leather shampoo chairs, all illuminated by a one-of-a-kind Terzani chandelier. Indulge in our array of services, including manicures and pedicures, with river views, rejuvenating massages, hydrating body treatments, or revitalizing facials. Our six massage rooms, four esthetic rooms, eight pedicure and manicure stations accommodate groups large or small!”
FUSIONS GLASS STUDIO
Fusions Glass Studio is a Kiln Formed (Fused) Glass teaching studio and gallery located in Eagle, ID (near Boise). They are Idaho’s fused glass art experts!
They offer beginning to advanced classes as well as fun, no-experience required, walk-in and guided projects. They hold open studio time and offer kiln firing services and cold-working equipment time. They also design and build custom projects for individuals or business including window or cabinet inserts, table tops, lighting fixtures, wall art, etc. Come and check it out!
HISTORICAL MUSEUM
The Eagle Historical Museum is located in the heart of downtown Eagle and features a collection of historical materials and period specific items and photos that document the heritage, development, and growth of Eagle since the late 1880's. Although small in size, the museum captures the transformation of Eagle over the past 130+ years which is vast to say the least.
Although the museum has been located downtown since 2001, that’s all about to change. On July 2, 2019, the council voted to sell the museum property to the Eagle Urban Renewal Agency, which plans to tear down the 72-year-old building to make way for something new. There is talk about building a two or three story property that’ll include retail and commercial space on the first floor with office and residential space above.
This change reflects the extreme growth that the Eagle area has experienced within the last decade. The future of downtown is only going to expand and grow with the new demands and opportunities of the residents.
EAGLE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (EPAC)
The Eagle Performing Arts Center trains and prepares student performers for meaningful and long lasting relationships with the arts. Offering ballet, tap, jazz and modern programs to students from kindergarten to adult, EPAC students have gone on to the Boston Conservatory, the Universal Ballet Academy in Washington D.C. and many others. EPAC has been known to have “One of the strongest dance training programs in the Northwest Region…” - Idaho Statesman
Don’t make the false conclusion that EPAC is only for the kids. They offer a wide range of adult classes for all ability levels including Dance for Parkinson’s, Dance Fitness, Scottish Country Dancing, and Ballroom Dancing.
Check out the schedule for upcoming shows and classes!
Near Eagle
IDAHO BOTANICAL GARDEN
The Idaho Botanical Garden is as unique as it is beautiful. Situated along the Boise Foothills on 15-acres it is adjacent to the Old Penitentiary Historic District which provides a backdrop to the splashes of color abundant throughout the Garden. It has become a popular year-round outdoor destination hosting a number of private and public special events – many favorites include Garden Cinema, Bug Day, Fall Harvest Festival, and of course, their Winter Garden aGlow.
THE VILLAGE
Only 15 minutes away is the best upscale shopping in the Boise area. It’s great place to hang with friends and family with access to fine restaurants and Village Cinemas. Beautiful tree-lined streets center around a park setting where it’s common to find a concert or market. There’s even a playground where you can let your kids play while you enjoy the outdoor entertainment. Grab a glass of wine or a cup of coffee and enjoy the hourly fountain shows choreographed to lights and music. Check out the events page here.
ZOO BOISE
Zoo Boise connects visitors with animals to inspire and involve the local community in the conservation of wildlife worldwide. Zoo program activities include up-close animal encounters, zoo tours, nature walks, ecology games and simulations, science- based investigations & explorations, zookeeper presentations and some interesting Zoo Boise history.
ROARING SPRINGS
Roaring Springs Water Park is a great way to spend a hot summer Boise day. Roaring Springs is the Northwest’s largest waterpark and features attractions for every member of the family, including a wave pool, float river, two-family raft ride, bowl slide, racing slide, tube slides, kiddie play area, and a 6-story speed slide. Roaring Springs also has four restaurants and a gift shop. Roaring Springs was rated the 8th Best Waterpark in the US!
AQUARIUM OF BOISE
A fun 10,000 square foot facility maintaining over 35,000 gallons of saltwater with over 250 species of animals and marine life gives children a look at life underwater. People enjoy seeing the Black Tip Reef Shark, Bay Rays, Stingrays, various other shark species, and of course, their Mappa Pufferfish named “Letterman”. They also have an Amazon Exhibit, a collection of freshwater fish from South America including Cichlids, Plecostomus, Peacock Bass, and Red- Tailed Catfish.
THE WORLD CENTER FOR BIRDS OF PREY
Explore the amazing world of raptors eye to eye! The Velma Morrison Interpretive Center is The Peregrine Fund’s one-of-a-kind indoor/outdoor education center where you’ll meet eagles, owls, vultures, hawks, and falcons from around the world. They present live raptor presentations throughout the day. While the Discovery Room engages young visitors with hands-on eggs, feathers, puzzles, and costumes. Wild raptors are visible from a 1/4-mile trail winding through restored habitat areas to overlook Boise. Condor Cliffs, a Grand Canyon-inspired habitat for California Condors. The world’s largest captive flock is housed in nearby breeding chambers to raise young for release to the wild. Indoor exhibits show raptor adaptations, diet, migration, and breeding. Find out why birds of prey are threatened, and how The Peregrine Fund saves species from extinction. Educational tours can be scheduled for schools or groups of 15 or more people.
An educational tour includes a visit to all of our exhibits in the Biology/Ecology Wing, the Conservation Wing, the Discovery Room, as well as an introduction to our resident education birds, perfect for those who want to see a little bit of everything. A tour lasts approximately 90 minutes (one hour for kindergarten) and is specially tailored to each group.