The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho presents “Walking the Divide.” This art exhibit by Josh Graham encourages viewers to explore their relationship with the natural world as well as participate in the process of art.
Dr. Bret Maiers, a physical therapist, has a business called Stride 3D, which helps runners improve their running through a 3D running gait analysis.
The non-profit Downtown Driggs Association presents its 15th Annual Plein Air Festival. Nationally acclaimed artists will paint the Teton Valley in the great outdoors. The public is invited to watch the artists in action, listen to music, eat some food and collect some original pieces. The festival is from July 22 to Aug. 1.
BYU basketball has reloaded its roster this offseason, adding seven scholarship players through the transfer portal, high school recruiting, international recruiting and a returned missionary to replace the 12 players who departed the program. While the Cougars still need to add a starting center, the talented incoming class has BYU positioned to compete near the top of the Big 12 next season.
Dark Sky Alliance will host its lighting of the Sawtooth Observatory in Stanley, Idaho, July 18 at 8:30 p.m. Attendees can see the telescope, eat some treats and enjoy some good company. To learn more, go to idahodarksky.org.
The Park at Swan Valley and Grand Trunk are putting on the largest hammock world record event July 18. Adventure seekers are invited to reserve a ticket at Hammockworldrecord.com to participate in this memorable experience.
Teton River Arts and Commerce presents “Singin’ in the Rain Jr.” on Friday at 7 p.m. and Saturday at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Get tickets at tetonriverarts.org and head over to the Romance Theater.
The Maze Wildfire near Rexburg burned over 1,500 acres of land, which cost around $550,000 to fully contain it.
The East Idaho Aquarium has doubled back for its second Shark Week celebration July 27 to August 1. Join the festive fun: shark scavenger hunt, pictures, feeding the sharks and a fun class all about sharks.