Stephanie Palagi

Stephanie Palagi

1st Street Storm Water/Sewer Project Update: This project is currently requiring the temporary closure of the Center St. Underpass. The contractor working on the project is moving right along, ahead of schedule! Yay! The City is anticipating the project to be wrapped up by mid-May, if not before. Until the Underpass is reopened, please continue to use the Benton St. or Gould St. Overpasses to visit your favorite Downtown businesses. You know they would love to see you!

Please remember, this project is not the large renovation project. That project has not been scheduled. We are looking forward to a busy spring, summer and fall full of great shopping, dining and special events for our community and guests to enjoy!

Shopping ideas for this week include:

Goodbye Hello Crafts & Boutique, 144 N. Main St., is the cutest boutique full of women’s clothing, jewelry, home décor, infant and kids clothes, books, toys and more! They are open Monday-Friday from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and on Saturdays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

Not just for winter sports, Deckadence Board Shoppe has you covered year-round! At Deckadence, 326 W. Center St., they are passionate about skateboarding all year long. That’s why they stock a variety of skateboarder-owned and focused footwear brands that offer both comfort and style, perfect for hitting the pavement or just looking fresh. Their shop carries the latest skate gear and footwear throughout the year, so no matter the season, you can always find something you need. And if you’re looking for a deal, be sure to check out their close-out sales for great savings on high-quality gear!

Snake River Fly, 257 N. Main St., has all of the fishing gear you need to wrap up this winter fishing season and be ready for the spring warm up ahead! Poles, nets, flies, shirts, hats, hooks and more! Shop local and fish local!

If it is time to order spring sports shirts and uniforms or update your company’s brand with new shirts, hats and customized premium items, Alston T-Shirt Printing & Embroidery, 245 N. Main St., would love to help you! From one item to a thousand, their staff can help design and select what you need, at great prices. Stop in or call 208-242-3264 today.

Gate City Gift & Gallery, 312 W. Center St., is open seven days a week for your shopping convenience! The beautiful space offers a variety of locally created pottery, clothing, jewelry, handmade chocolates, and souvenirs. Stop in this week and see what treasures you can find!

Be sure to grab a delicious drink and a snack at Gate City Coffee & Wine Bistro before you shop. Located right next door to Gate City Gift & Gallery, you are sure to enjoy the entire “Gate City” experience!

Add a touch of vintage charm at Cherub Capers Creations, your go-to destination for unique and timeless treasures. Nestled in the heart of Downtown, between the United Way and Gate City Coffee, they offer an eclectic collection of vintage antiques and so much more. The shop will be open on Friday from 3:30-5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10:00 a.m. — 4:30 p.m.

Maag Prescription & Medical Supply, 333 W. Center St., has been locally owned and operated for 74 years. They accept all insurance plans, with the same co-pays as the big box stores and always provide free delivery. If you are becoming increasingly unhappy with your current pharmacy, now is the time to make a change! Stop in today to let their amazing staff help you transfer your prescriptions.

Dell’s Home Appliance and Mattress Center, 355 E. Center St., has a Spring Into Black Friday Deal going on now. Save up to 40% plus up to $300 on GE Appliances while supplies last. Stop in for more details.

Pocatello’s Retold Antique Shops in Historic Downtown Pocatello invite you in to shop! There are March shopping treasures galore! Stop in at Kanda’s & Company-159 S. Main St., Cherub Creations-308 W. Center St., Reflections By Kanda-435 W. Center St., Suite B, Wysteriasage & The Vintage Menagerie- 127 N. Main St. Vain & Vintage-149 N. Main St., and Elwen Cottage-334 N. Main St.

Pocatello Flooring, 123 N. Main St., has a huge selection of hardwood, carpet, and waterproof luxury vinyl flooring. Spring is the perfect time for new flooring in your home!

The Crafter’s Market inside Station Square, 200 S. Main St., will be open on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Handcrafted items full of local love will be available for shoppers.

Art and Entertainment highlights this week include:

Come test your Disney knowledge at Gate City Coffee & Wine Bistro on Wednesday as they host Disney Trivia Family Night. Beginning at 6:45 p.m., this fun family evening is sure to be enchanting! The cost to participate is $5 per person or $15 for a family and there will be cash prizes.

Color with a Cop at My World Discovery Museum this Thursday! From 11:00 a.m. to Noon, kiddos will have the opportunity to meet our dedicated K-9 officers and learn more about these community heroes who help keep our community safe. Tickets are available at www.myworlddiscovery.org.

Open Mic Jam Session happens every Thursday at Station Square. The evening starts at 7:00 p.m. Join in on a fun evening with open mic for poetry, stories, and of course music. Bring a friend and bring an instrument. If you’re hungry, The Little Nook will be open serving delicious menu items.

The Pocatello Art Center, 444 N. Main St., will offer a drop-in, hand-building pottery class on Friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Instructor Phil Jenkins will help beginners get started and experienced potters fine tune their skills. Cost for the class is $15 for Members and $18 for Non-Members with clay available for purchase.

There is so much more happening Downtown! For daily updates about our Downtown businesses, dining specials, live music, art, entertainment and more, be sure to follow Historic Downtown Pocatello on Facebook and downtownpocatello on Instagram. Thank you for shopping local, dining local, and enjoying local!

Stephanie Palagi is the president and CEO of Historic Downtown Pocatello.

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