Please plan to join us in Historic Downtown Pocatello, on Friday October 3, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. for the October First Friday Art Walk. Come for a charming evening stroll through our shops and galleries featuring local and regional art, music, food, Fall décor, fashion, and so much more. Plan to stay Downtown for a delicious dinner, drinks, dancing, and live music.

During Art Walk you will find:

Pocatello Art Center, 444 N. Main St., is excited to host the talented NKE Woodworkers. They’ll be sharing their beautiful, handcrafted creations and will be available in our back gallery/classroom to talk with visitors about their work. The Idaho Watercolor Society Traveling Exhibition show will also be on display. This special show features outstanding watercolor artwork juried from across the state. It’s a rare opportunity to see such a diverse collection right here in Pocatello.

White Owl Books and Imports, 427 N Main St., Suite H, invites you to come take a look at their vintage, rare, and antiquarian books that are for sell. You never know what you will find!

Trinity Episcopal Church, corner of N. Arthur and W. Lander, will have a performance at 5:00 p.m. and again at 6:00 p.m. by Trinity Church tenor Geoffrey Friedley and pianist Mark Neiwirt. They will offer two 30-minute performances of Robert Schumann’s beloved song cycle “Dichterliebe”. Complimentary wine and cheese will be served at 5:30 and 6:30. These performances will be followed by a sung Compline at 7-7:30 p.m.

Alston Ink, 245 N. Main St., will be open to help you with any screen printing, embroidery services, custom gifts, and much more!

Enchantments, 233 N. Main St., Suite B, will have several local artists and Krystal will be reading tarot cards. Gaia’s Garden of Divinity will be open and offering discounts on their silversmithing classes.

Inside 233 N. Main St. Suite C., Salty’s True Tattoo will be doing $80 flash tattoos and $20 piercings all day!

Purpose Tea, 224 N. Main St., will be open serving their signature smoothies and boba drinks. “Pop” in and grab your favorite drink! Oh, and their treats are out of this world!

The Martlet Brewery, 218 N. Main St., will be serving house-made beers, guest taps, wine and other creative alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. You are sure to find something you love all in a relaxing environment.

The Hygge Place, 201 N. Main St., will be hosting Fika Bakery with delicious sour dough as well as author J.W. Hodge. She’ll be visiting The Hygge Place for a special book signing event. Meet the creator of the beloved Mercedes “Sadie” Harrigan series, get your copies of Never Touch a Dead Body and Never Nap in a Casket personalized, and chat about her unique blend of humor and suspense. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to her work, this is a perfect opportunity to connect with a talented Idaho author.

Old Town Alley Outdoor Gallery, behind the one hundred blocks of N. Main St., welcomes you to stroll through and experience the amazing talent in our community.

Cottonwood Junction, located at 141 N. Main St., will be open with antique furniture decor, rugs, crafts, souvenirs and art.

Goodbye Hello Crafts and Boutique, 144 N. Main St., is extra excited this month because they have special guests—Henicksman Tallow Co. and Henicksman Family Farm! They’ll be bringing delicious treats for you (beef, lamb, and pork) and for your pup (smoked bones, pig ears, and dehydrated beef lungs). Can’t wait until Friday? Good news—they’ve already stocked the shop with new tallow products, including hand sanitizer, stretch mark cream, cast iron seasoning, leather conditioner, and fresh scents of your favorites! That’s not all! The American Falls Cheerleaders will be joining in for face painting. Bring the kids, support the team, and enjoy some creative fun while you browse about.

Main Street Mercantile & Antiques, 134 N. Main St., invites you to browse their wonderful selection of antiques! Check out their wearable art painted jackets, upcycled fabric jackets and original paintings.

Wysteriasage & The Vintage Menagerie, 127 N. Main St., will be hosting Bunzow Glass and Amber Cook of ReStyle Studios! Bunzow Glass will have a variety of beautiful one-of-a-kind creations made with recycled glass. Amber Cook is a designer, artist, and passionate upcycler. She re-imagines discarded items with creativity and care, transforming what might end up in a landfill into something new and beautiful, giving materials a second life. Light refreshments served.

Brick 243 Gastropub, 243 W. Center St., has a mouth-watering menu calling your name. It’s the perfect time to try some of their signature menu items. Text 208-380-1072 to reserve your table.

Cherub Capers Creations, 308 W. Center St., invites you to come in and browse their new magical fairytale section full of fairies, pixies, dragons, wizards, and elves.

Deckadence Board Shoppe, 326 W. Center St., will be open with an inventory full of skateboards, snowboards, longboards, original lifestyle clothing, hats, shoes, and much more!

Metaphysical Market, 426 W. Lewis St., invites you to take a stroll through the market! Come get a reading or some energy healing work, grab some delicious food, and experience the magic of the Metaphysical Market.

The Whitman, 122 S. Main St., will be hosting Blingy Thingy Buckles. Blingy Thingy Buckles isn’t just a shop; it’s a celebration of creativity, friendship, and the belief that something as simple as a belt buckle can spark joy and connection in unexpected ways! Bling it!

Kanda’s & Co., 159 S. Main St., will feature evening live music with Lenet Neifer. The store is full of treasures, antiques, art, collectibles and more!

“The Nook” inside Station Square, 200 S. Main St., will be open serving their delicious menu options including soups, sandwiches, burgers, and beverages.

Friday Night Market at Station Square, 200 S. Main St., has a variety of vendors to shop from and will have music and food!

Hares & Hatters Bookshop, 200 S. Main St., invites you to come find the perfect fall read to cozy up with! Their shelves are stocked with new releases for adults and children.

Off The Rails Brewing, 228 S. Main St., will be open serving their delicious menu. Stop in and grab a bite to eat as well as one of their mouth-watering brews.

Dude’s Public Market, 240 S. Main St., invite you in to visit and enjoy a delicious beverage, snack or meal while you enjoy this beautiful space full of art!

The Yellowstone Restaurant’s Y Lounge, inside the Historic Yellowstone Hotel, will be open serving their delicious menu. The 313 Whiskey Bar and the Y Lounge have Happy Hour specials from 4:00-6:00 p.m.

Barricade, 308 E. Center St., will be hosting Behr Hands along with artist Cara. They will be selling handmade goods such as hats, slippers, and fingerless gloves.

Gallows Frames & Gifts, 150 S. 4th Ave., will be featuring local digital artist Theleia M. Tremaine. Theleia has been earning a spot in the winners’ circle at the Western Idaho Fair for over 10 years and has just started dipping a toe into the Eastern Fair. Her work leans into brighter and more vibrant colors, capturing the magic of fantasy and whimsy. An attendee of Savannah College of Art and Design with a focus in Sequential Art and Animation, Theleia’s love and passion for art shines through with a mix of ‘90’s cartoons and Comic book inspirations. While she enjoys experimenting with various media and styles, her heart belongs to the digital platform. This is the perfect event for anyone who appreciates vibrant, imaginative art with a touch of Halloween charm. Gallows will also be hosting a Charmed & Stacked Party. Come celebrate the hottest trend in fashion-charms and stacked bracelets and watches.

Portneuf Valley Brewing, 615 S. 1st Ave., will be hosting Sheila Fletcher. She will be displaying an array of her portrait and still life art in the dining room. Portneuf Valley Brewing also has a menu that will knock your socks off. Grab a bite to eat while you are there!

After and exciting Friday evening, be sure to get back Downtown on Saturday for The Great Pumpkin Fest along with the Portneuf Valley Farmers Market Harvest Festival and Apple Pie Contest. From 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. enjoy a beautiful Fall Saturday strolling through all of the festivities. Plan to visit our shops, coffee stops, bookstores, bakeries, restaurants and breweries for Fall specials. We will be hosting a variety of guest vendors. There will be sidewalk sales, activities for the kids, pumpkin selfie shops and more!