See a Shakespearean play on a warm summer evening; experience the Lionel Hampton International Jazz Festival; check out a western rodeo; or visit one of the many farmers markets.
Visit the local artisans and see them work their trade from carving wood into figures and creating handmade saddles to Native American beadwork and one-of-a-kind cowboy gear.
Idaho is known as The Gem State, and North Central Idaho's rock and gem deposits prove the name's appropriateness. The area has also witnessed numerous gold rushes. Try your hand at finding smokey quartz, sapphires, star garnets or gold panning.
The Nimiipuu or Nez Perce people have resided along the Clearwater, Snake, Salmon rivers and their tributaries long before Lewis & Clark ventured west. Nez Perce country has much to offer visitors. In addition to a landscape rich in history and natural beauty, Nez Perce people share their customs and culture in colorful events throughout the year. Powwows and other community events are hosted in various locations and visitors are welcome. For visitors looking to learn about the Nez Perce and their history here, the Nez Perce National Historical Park offers historical displays and interpretive programs, as well as books and Nez Perce crafts.
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