The University of Idaho Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival is dedicated to celebrating and maintaining jazz music for future generations. We inspire students, educators, artists and audiences of all ages to enhance their appreciation, understanding and performance of jazz through educational programs and performances.University of Idaho presents the Lionel Hampton Jazz Festival in Moscow, Id.
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“Whole Lotta Bak’in Going On”
THURSDAY, September 22
FAIR OPENS to the public at 10:00 a.m.
NEZ PERCE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
1229 Burrell Avenue
Lewiston, ID 83501
Check out admission prices and Schedule at Fair Website. Click Here
“A Centennial Celebration”In an effort to revive a greater sense of community, the City of Lapwai, Nez Perce Tribe, Lapwai School District, and community members have joined together to re-establish an annual event that celebrates our community, history and culture. With its long history and rich culture our community is in a position to establish and create an event to remember and be celebrated for years to come.
This year, the event coincides with the City of Lapwai celebrating 100 years, activities planned include: Nez Perce Film Festival, Heritage Parade, Concerts, Community Dinner, Community Yard Sale, Art Show/Market, History Wall, Bounce Carnival, 3-on-3 Tournament, Horseshoe Tournament, Family Fun Run/Walk, Rez Olympics, Dunk Tank, Church in the Park, and Friendship Powwow. Click Here for Map.
8:30am Leplepyéeye Art Show/Market
6pm Tak’áyn waas Film Festival – “Nez Perce Legends” and “Break Heart Pass”
8:30am Leplepyéeye Art Show/Market
6pm Tak’áyn waas Film Festival – “Doing It?” and “Northwest Passage”
8:30am Leplepyéeye Art Show/Market
9am Rock da Block 3 on 3 Tourney
6pm Concert in the Park featuring Kontageous
8:30pm Concert in the Park featuring “Too Slim & the Taildraggers”
8am Family Fun Run & Obstacle Course (Registration 7:00-7:45 am at track)
8am Community Yard Sale (Setup 6am -8am)
9am “The Centennial Challenge” Horseshoe Tourney
10am Heritage Parade (8:30am – 10am Parade lineup)
12pm All Day Fun in the Park: Food Court, Arts & Crafts, Kids Bounce Carnival, Dunk Tank, History Wall, Cultural and Information booths
3pm Rez Olympics
6pm Community Feast
7pm Friendship Powwow
8am Pancake Breakfast (Hosted by local churches)
10am Church in the Park (Local congregations)
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Bolland Enterprises & Pacific Empire Radio
Clearwater River Casino & Resort
Swire Coca Cola Bottling Company of Lewiston
Progressive Engineering Group, Inc.
Sterling Savings
What: Girl’s State basketball Tournament
When: Feb 16th – 18th
Where: Columbia High School in Nampa, ID
Championship Game: The Idaho Center.
Info: Checkout this website for teams and schedules
Start the Lewiston Roundup weekend off right with this night. Experience a night of exhilarating bull riding from start to finish as many of the nations top bulls and bull riders show up and compete for prize money.
Event begins at 6PM.
64th Anniversary Show
1947-2011
In 1947, it was decided to have a three day celebration of parades, concessions, games, contests and publicity to promote the town of Orofino and the county of Clearwater. The activities held that first year were a big parade, a knot hole derby (race for boys driving cars they built themselves from wood and scraps), a model airplane contest, kid’s parade, fiddler’s contest and a lumberjack show.
The Lumberjack Show was started with the idea of furthering our lumbering industry and way of life, along with that of farming. This was going to be carried out by contests that showed the arts and skills of the logger, especially those skills that were dying out due to mechanization.
On Sept. 28, 1947, the first Lumberjack Day was held with approximately 4,000 people watching the events of chopping, bucking, two man sawing and a team pulling contest. It was a huge success and changed the county fair as it had been. Thus the idea was born and has been continued for 59 years with many changes being made along the way, but the general idea of promoting the forest industry and the loggers’ way of life is still upheld.
Held in Orofino, Idaho
Check out their website Click Here
Chief Joseph and Warriors Memorial Powwow
Where: Pi Nee Waus Community Center in Lapwai, ID
City Council Meeting at 7pm at the City Hall.
When: May 25 – June 1, 2012
Experience NAIA Baseball at its best as the top 10 ten NAIA college teams compete in the 2010 World Series. Click on link below to see lates news and updates, schedules and highlights and pictures of games.
Ticket and seating information is also on this site.
Click Here for 2012 NAIA World Series
The 24th Annual Lewis-Clark State College Native American Awareness Week will be held March 7-11.
Each Spring Term, LCSC hosts Native American Awareness Week which is designed for the general public and LCSC students, faculty, and staff. During NAAW, a variety of speakers address subjects such as tribal sovereignty, health issues, and Indian education. The week ends with a Pow Wow.
For questions please contact Bob Sobotta BSobotta@lcsc.edu
