Stephanie Palagi

Stephanie Palagi

Molinelli’s Jewelers will present the 2024 Idaho Bridal Fair on March 2. If you are newly engaged or have a wedding coming up, be sure to register for the show at www.idahobridalfair.com. Admission is free and the show will be open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Red Lion Hotel Pocatello. There will be live demonstrations throughout the event. At 1 p.m. enjoy an elegant fashion show presented by Valentine Ballroom & Bridal. Over 40 vendors will be on site featuring everything an engaged couple needs to plan the perfect wedding and future. Vendor registration is also open. Booth space and vendor information is available at www.idahobridalfair.com.

Tickets are now available for the 13th annual Gate City Brewfest returning to Pocatello on March 9. From 1 to 6 p.m., brewers will offer over 80 different beers for tasting in restaurants, breweries, pubs and bars throughout Downtown Pocatello. Sample craft beers new to our area along with local and regional favorites. Tickets are $30 in advance or $35 at the door. To purchase tickets, please visit www.gatecitybrewfest.com.

Have you visited The Hygge Place yet? This charming new book and plant store is now open on Main Street. Located at 201 N. Main St., be sure to stop in and explore the wonderful selection of new and used books and a beautiful variety of plants. The store is open Wednesday through Friday from noon to 6 p.m. and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturdays.

Nostalgia Antiques & Collectables, 141 N. Main St., is a charming shop with a broad selection of antique glassware, clothes, baskets, toys and so much more. It has something for everyone and is always adding new merchandise. Be sure to stop in this week to see what treasures you can find.

Vain & Vintage, 149 N. Main St., is not your average antique store. This beautiful shop has been open in Downtown for 18 years and has a variety of interesting and unique vintage finds, including a huge selection of clothing, jewelry, home décor and more. This is a must-stop when coming downtown.

Vintage Vinyl, 102 N. Main St., has a wonderful selection of new and used vinyl and so much more. It always offers 25% off most used vinyl.

The Orange and Black store, 103 S. Main St., has the largest selection of officially licensed Idaho State University apparel in the area at discount prices. They offer ISU clothing for all ages, including onesies, children’s wear, T-shirts, sweatshirts, hats and more. Show your Bengal pride and support your community in one stop.

The Bison Room at The Yellowstone Restaurant, corner of West Bonneville and South Main Street, is a great spot for your next event or gathering. The Bison Room is a private event space that features two big screens for presentations, arranged tables to your specific needs, full menus, a bar and more. Call 208-234-7000 for more information and to reserve your date.

Open Mic Jam Session happens every Thursday at Station Square. The evening starts at 7 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, Grandma’s Pantry will be open serving delicious menu items.

“Sleuth,” by Anthony Shaffer, is now running at Westside Players on Friday and Saturday evenings through February. Tickets are now available, and you can purchase show-only or dinner and a show tickets. Visit www.westsideplayers.org for details and to purchase tickets.

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

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