The Upcoming Water Lantern Festival In Idaho Will Be The Highlight Of Your Summer
Summer is about making memories that last a lifetime. How many have you made so far? There’s still plenty of summer to go, though, and this fantastic event may just end up being the highlight of your season. The Water Lantern Festival in Idaho is an event that’s held nationwide and it’s always a magical experience. Spend the evening with family and friends, setting off water lanterns and enjoying the incredible atmosphere. Here’s what you need to know about this unique festival before you pack your bags.
Keep an eye on the details for the upcoming festival on the Water Lantern Festival website.
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Unique Festivals In Idaho
What are the most unique festivals in Idaho?
This festival is focused on magic and community, but there are some festivals in the Gem State that are a lot quirkier. That’s part of the charm of the heart of America. While you’re exploring, be sure to add these unique festivals in Idaho to your itinerary. You’ll laugh, you’ll be surprised, and you’ll have an incredible time.
- BBQ Days, Kamiah
- Wagon Days, Ketchum
- Sandpoint Film Festival, Sandpoint
- Custer Days, Challis
- Sacajaweea Heritage Days, Salmon
- Dogwood Festival, Lewiston
- Malad Welsh Festival
- Hemingway Days, Sun Valley
- Accordion Festival, Wallace
- National Oldtime Fiddlers' Contest, Weiser
- Lumberjack Days, Orofino
- Idaho Lavender Festival, Kuna
- Arborfest and Mud Run, Hailey
- Wood Boat Festival, Sandpoint
- Yellow Pine Music and Harmonica Festival, Yellow Pine
What are the most charming towns in Idaho?
You don’t have to attend a festival to fall in love with this state. There’s so much natural beauty, history, and entertainment to enjoy while you’re local. Small towns are particularly beloved local attractions so don’t miss a visit to these charming small towns in Idaho.
- Cottonwood
- Melba
- Kimberly
- Idaho City
- Cascade
- Wallace
- Weiser
- Mullan
- Paris
- Kamiah
- Oakley
- Montpelier