We have the perfect gifts for Mother’s Day!

Molinelli’s Jewelers, 126 N. Main St., has the perfect piece of jewelry to add to Mom’s collection. Spend over $129 and receive flowers, dinner, and an Alex & Ani Bracelet. Be sure to stop in for all of the details.

Shop the wonderful selection of Dilettante Chocolate Truffle at Main Steam Coffee & Desserts, 234 N. Main St. Personalize your gift by selecting the Gourmet Chocolates of your choice.

The Bridge, inside the Historic Yellowstone Hotel, will be celebrating Mother’s Day by hosting a Mother’s Day Brunch. Call 208-234-7000 for details and to make your reservations today.

Our collection of antique stores all have wonderful gift ideas and treasures to be found, vintage glassware, clothing, furniture and art to name just a few.

A gift certificate from The Grape Van Gogh, 240 S. Main St., so Mom can create her own masterpiece.

Pick out the perfect bottle of wine at The Tasting Room, 328 W. Clark or at PV’s Uncorked on Main located at 138 N. Main St.

So many ideas and so many choices in Old Town. Be sure to shop local and make your Mother’s Day gift memorable!

Events this week in Old Town!

The Company Dance Collaboration is holding its monthly workshop on Thursday at Discovery Dance School, 310 E Clark. You get two instructors and two different styles for only $5! The evening will feature 7 to 8 p.m. Hip-hop with Sheena Phelps and 8 to 9 p.m. Lyrical with Krystal King. You can drop in for both classes or just one, but either way the cost is $5. Open to intermediate and advanced dancers over the age of 18.

A beginning digital photography 4-week class starts on Thursday and will continue each Thursday during May at Pocatello Art Center, 444 N. Main St. The classes will run from 5 to 7 p.m. with instructor Richard Albright. This course will help students become comfortable with their digital cameras. You need to pre-register and pay fees at the Art Center. Call 208-232-0970 or 208-233-6748 for more information. Each class size will be limited to 10 students.

The Portneuf Valley Farmers Market is now open on Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The Market will feature bedding plants, hanging flower baskets, fresh produce, locally made art, crafts, jewelry, and more, all at the Old Town Pavilion, 420 N. Main St.

The First National, 232 W. Center, will host Rooster live with Evan Norman on Friday evening beginning at 10 p.m. On Saturday catch Snoozy Moon with BRSC on stage at 9 p.m.

Upcoming Events!

Join Portneuf Valley Bike To Work, Bannock Planning & Transportation, Pocatello Police Department, College Neighborhood Association & Old Town Pocatello for the Annual Bike Parade & BBQ. On Friday, May 18, bring your kids and your bikes to the Old Town Pavilion for information booths, bike rodeo, BBQ and bike parade. Barrie’s Ski and Sports and East Fork Bikes will be present to conduct free visual inspections and teach you more about bike safety. Festivities begin at 6 p.m. and the parade will begin at 6:30 p.m.

Bannock Civitans will kick off the Revive @ 5 Summer Concerts on Wednesday, May 23. Live music will begin at 5 p.m. featuring The Voltz. ISU Credit Union is that week’s sponsor and they will be hosting Educator’s Night. PV’s Uncorked on Main will be the featured restaurant with delicious food. Mark your calendars now and plan to come out for great music, food, cold beverages, ice cream, and more at the Old Town Pavilion.

The Old Town Pocatello merchants invite you to come explore the wonders of Old Town Pocatello.

Stephanie Palagi is the executive director of Old Town Pocatello, Inc. The Old Town Pocatello office can be reached at 208-232-7545 or by visiting oldtownpocatello.com.

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