During the summers in Idaho, there are a number of festivals and events that you will want to add to your schedule. However, one that you will want to place at the top of your bucket list is a festival filled with music, flowers, good company, tasty food, and so much more. The Pebble Creek Wildflower and Music Festival, held at Pebble Creek Ski Area, is an Idaho summer festival that features everything you need for the perfect event. So pack your bags, because it is one annual festival that you will regret missing.

On June 22, 2024, head into the mountains for the annual Pebble Creek Wildflower and Music Festival. This summer event celebrates the beautiful natural wildflower display at Pebble Creek. It is also a yearly fundraising event for the Pebble Creek Ski Patrol.
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While most people flock to this mountain in the winter, the natural beauty in the summertime is unparalleled.
This one-day event features live music on the slope of the mountain. Bring your lawn chairs and blankets and relax surrounded by Idaho beauty.
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It's a music festival unlike any other where you can appreciate the sweet sounds of local bands alongside the natural beauty of the landscape.
The concerts take place from 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Make sure you stay for the good tunes and the sunset — it's the perfect combination.
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Don't forget to bring a blanket or jacket as it can become quite chilly once the sun has set in the mountains.

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You can admire the beauty of the wildflowers from above during this festival. From 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., the Sunshine Chair Lift will operate, allowing you to enjoy the natural wildflower display from all angles.
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However, make sure you wear your hiking shoes and be prepared to hike down the mountain as downhill lift service is not available.
You'll want to walk around and visit the many vendors selling local and handcrafted items during this Idaho summer festival. The Pebble Creek Ski Patrol will also be there barbecuing on the deck. You'll definitely want to come hungry!
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This festival really has it all. Local businesses, delicious food, unique beverages, and constant wonderful entertainment.
This one-day festival in Idaho may be simple, but it's the perfect way to spend a summer day in the Gem State. Bring your family and enjoy a day spent surrounded by wildflowers!
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Come ready to enjoy the mountains, wildflowers, music, and food at the Pebble Creek Wildflower and Music Festival. For more information, visit the Pebble Creek website.

Have you ever attended the Wildflower and Music Festival in Idaho? What is your favorite summer festival in Idaho? We’d love to hear from you in the comments.

If you are looking for another summer festival to attend, check out the Boise Greek Food Festival, the longest-running food festival in Idaho.

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What are the best festivals in Idaho?

This festival isn’t the only way to celebrate all Idaho has to offer. In fact, you’ll find that the Gem State is almost always celebrating something with a party or a parade. While you’re journeying through the heart of America, be sure to add these festivals in Idaho to your itinerary. You’ll never regret having a good time.

  • Lumberjack Days, Orofino
  • Idaho Lavender Festival, Kuna
  • Arborfest and Mud Run, Hailey
  • Wood Boat Festival, Sandpoint
  • Yellow Pine Music and Harmonica Festival, Yellow Pine
  • Wagon Days, Ketchum
  • Sandpoint Film Festival, Sandpoint
  • Custer Days, Challis
  • Sacajaweea Heritage Days, Salmon
  • Dogwood Festival, Lewiston
  • BBQ Days, Kamiah
  • Malad Welsh Festival
  • Hemingway Days, Sun Valley
  • Accordion Festival, Wallace
  • National Oldtime Fiddlers' Contest, Weiser

 

What small towns should I visit in Idaho?

Festivals are a huge draw for visitors to Idaho and other areas of the country. But sometimes, the comfort of a small town makes for the best vacation, especially if you want a calm and relaxing experience with just the right amount of charm. If you want to feel like family in a new place, visit these small towns in Idaho.

  • Weiser
  • Mullan
  • Paris
  • Kamiah
  • Oakley
  • Montpelier
  • Melba
  • Kimberly
  • Idaho City
  • Cottonwood
  • Cascade
  • Wallace

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Pebble Creek Ski Area, 3340 E Green Canyon Rd, Inkom, ID 83245, USA