A message from our Executive Director at The Idaho Veterans Chamber of Commerce, “Operation Collaboration.”
June 26, July 24, August 14 – Movie in the Park Series at Armstrong Park at Dusk. Come and enjoy a family-friendly out-door movie in the park. Movie titles to be announced soon. Bring the whole family, spread out on the grass, and enjoy the movie. Popcorn and candy from The Roxy Theatre will be for sale. The June 26th movie will be shown in conjunction with the WCM Interactive Arts Festival. July and August movies will be preceded by The Driftwood Project – between 8-9:30 p.m. locals will be showcasing their talents.
When:
Sat, June 26, 10 am – 2 pm
Where:
Alpha Nursery & Garden Center, 12 Alpha Ln, Cascade, ID 83611, USA (map)
Description:
June 26 – Alpha Days at Alpha Nursery and Garden Center (12 Alpha Ln.) from 10 am-2:00 pm. Free Music, Buggy Rides with Clydesdale Horses, and Lunch! Come and enjoy the day at the Garden Center.
Nine Course Wine Dinner to benefit the Cascade Disc Golf Course on Friday, April 23rd, 6:00PM at $75
May 15 – The Driftwood Project from 6:00-7:30 p.m. outdoors at the KWP amphitheater. Bring a blanket and picnic dinner and enjoy our local performers as they showcase their talents.
Want to participate? Sign up for a timeslot to showcase your song, skit, comedy, or dance performance by contacting Shauna Arnold at 208-634-6906 or shaunaarnold@hughes.net.
The Driftwood Project is a way for local talent to perform while we drift along to the next A Valley Home Companion Show. Other The Driftwood Project dates – July 24 and Aug. 14 from 8-9:30 p.m. at Armstrong Park. Talents will be performing before the Movie in the Park start
The Army Band will be performing a free concert for the community on Sunday, June 27th, 2021. There will also be more events that the American Legion will be hosting in conjunction with the concert. The concert will be at the park behind the Legion Hall. More info to follow about this event as it becomes available. Thank you for your time. Post 60 Strong, Idaho Proud!
April 7 – Rose Advocates’ Rose Bowl Benefit Luncheon at the Cascade Community Church from 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. Variety of homemade soups, delicious rolls, freshly baked cookies, and hand-crafted pottery bowls. All for a great cause! Tickets: $10 donation. Take out or curbside with a possibility of limited dine-in seating. Please reserve tickets in advance due to limited bowls. Contact Kacie Bracht at kaciebracht@yahoo.com or 208-382-5310
4th Annual WCM Interactive Arts Festival
June 26, 2021, at Armstrong Park in Cascade, Idaho from 2 p.m.- Midnight (artist booths run from 2-8:30 p.m.)
Come and enjoy music, food, artist and activities booths, and fun! Open to all ages and all types of arts- culinary, healing, visual, handmade, musical, and more! Rent a booth space to “show and sell” your creations. Live bands will be performing from 7-10p.m. for your enjoyment. Starting at 10:10 there will be an outdoor, family-friendly movie being played for public viewing. (movie title TBA)
3rd annual ice fishing tournament hosted in Cascade, Idaho! Come join us for WTF: Where’s the Fish? Saturday, Feb 20th
March 6th – Glass Fusion Workshop from 10 a.m .-Noon at the Cascade Cultural Arts Center for students ages 14+. Sadie Meyer will lead you through the process of creating a 4×4 piece of fused art. Whether you are an experienced artist looking for a new medium to express yourself or are someone new to the artistic realm, this workshop is for you. The objective of this workshop is to provide you with a solid foundation in the art of fused glass and to spark your creativity and imagination as you assemble your piece of art using glass pieces.
April 3rd – Cascade Easter Activities at Armstrong Park from 11 a.m-2:00 p.m. for ages 0-12
Come join us at your own leisure anytime between 11 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Kids will complete an age-appropriate obstacle course to receive their Easter bag full of goodies, eggs, and prize tickets to be redeemed at our prize tables.
Cascade’s winter Snow Bike Series starting Saturday, January 30, 2021 – Gates open at 8am, practice starts at 9, preliminary racing at 10!
Cinnabar, Idaho. Began around 1903. Ended in 1956. Six miles from Stibnite, Idaho, and 25 miles from Sunnyside Mine on Thunder Mountain. In the late 1800s, miners searched every inch of Stibnite, Thunder Mountain, Edwardsburg, and Sugar Creek in search of gold and silver. Sugar Creek had gold and silver. But it had too much Cinnabar and free-flowing quicksilver for mining other metals, so most prospectors quickly moved on and gave up on Sugar Creek.
$500 Bounty for a record perch!
Two companies in Cascade, All Season Sports Cascade and Cascade Lake Towing and Recovery, are offering a $500 bounty for a record perch (current record number 2.96). The fish must be certified as a record
Bill Timm’s cabin is still very much intact on Thunder Mountain. Just a few miles from the Dewey Mine. Bill Timm was a scholar, miner, politician, adventurer, postmaster in the town of Roosevelt. Assayer for the US Assay Office. Those who knew him describe him as a man who loved his solitude almost as much as he loved Idaho’s mountains. Especially Thunder Mountain.
The ghost town of Roosevelt is a testament that the mountaineers of Thunder Mountain loved Teddy Roosevelt so much they thought their beautiful town should bear his name.
In 1901, Roosevelt and the surrounding communities were a hustling, bustling place of business. More than 10,000 people received mail at the post office located in Roosevelt.
Get ready for the Cascade Chili Cook Off!
January 16, 2020
$10 entry and $10 all you can eat
Prizes will be awarded
Judging starts at 3PM event ends at 5PM
208-632-2000 call Sharon or Tawni to register or for more information
