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WINE AND ART IN GARDEN VALLEY, IDAHO

Annual Terrace Lakes Wine and Art Festival in Garden Valley

Each summer the Terrace Lakes Resort, in Garden Valley Idaho, entertains their visitors with a Wine and Art Festival. This years event will be held on June 28th and 29th.

Terrace Lakes Resort

What to Expect?

Terrace Lakes Resort
Wine and Art Festival

Saturday June 28th 10 - 4
Sunday June 29th 11 - 3

Admission is Free Parking is Free

Terrace Lakes offers a 18 hole Golf Course, Swimming Pool and Playground.
Sign up now for Tee Times.

 

I really enjoy this annual event and look forward to it every year. In addition to the great wine tasting, Terrace Lakes invites quality artists and Craftpersons to attend the festival. Some of my favorite finds have been wood carvings, willow furniture, quilts, hand dyed fabrics, scented candles and jewelry. Believe it or not, I usually start my Christmas shopping at the Terrace Lakes Wine and Art Festival. It’s tough to think about Christmas in the summer sun, but I’ve had great luck with the gifts I have given from the Terrace Lakes artists. I usually find something special for myself, too.
My favorite part though, is relaxing and visiting with friends and neighbors, meeting new friends and enjoying the wine, music and food. Hope to see you there!

 

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Garden Valley Friday Favorites

“Log Cabin in the Woods”

104 Castle Mountain Log CabinHave you ever marveled at Thomas Kinkade’s interpretation of the log cabin in the woods? Tucked away, by itself, in the timber, chinked logs, a cozy covered porch, breathtaking views, a little pond outside the front door, the warm light from the fireplace glow visible through the paned windows?

View from 104 Castle MountainThe magic does exist. It has come to life in the form of a very special property in Garden Valley, Idaho.

Visit this home at the Garden Valley Parade of Homes on May 31st. Parade hours are from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Collect Parade route maps at the Garden Valley Properties office.

For more information contact Garden Valley Properties 208-462-4620.

Follow this link to learn more about the “Log Cabin In The Woods”

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Come To The Garden Valley Parade

Garden Valley Parade Of Homes - May 31st

Twice each year Garden Valley Properties hosts a Parade of Homes extravaganza. Homes in the Garden Valley Properties “for sale” inventory are open to the public. This years parade will be no exception, with a wide variety of fabulous properties to visit.

Stop by the Garden Valley office to pick up your parade route map. From there you are on your own to preview the homes at your own pace. Agents, lenders and title officers will be available to answer questions. There will be lots of promotional giveaways. Don’t forget to sign up for the door prize.

Mark Your Calendar

Saturday May 31st 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Garden Valley Properties
609 S. Middlefork Road
Garden Valley, Idaho

208-462-4620

See You At The Parade!

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Garden Valley Community Choir Concert

“Broadway in the Valley”

The Garden Valley Community Choir is proud to present a spring concert “Broadway in the Valley”.

Concert selections include show tunes from some of your Broadway favorites. Bring your family and friends. This event is open to the public and admission is free.

Free Family Concert
May 16th and 17th
7:00 PM
Community Hall

Co-sponsored by the Garden Valley Recreation District

Donations will be accepted to support the Community Choir

 

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Don’t Miss the Garden Valley Spring Fling

 

Celebrate Spring in Garden Valley Idaho.

 

Flower Close upEach spring the Garden Valley Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Spring Fling celebration. This year will be no exception. One of my favorite events will be the Arts and Craft Fair. Held at the Crouch Community Hall, the local artisans will awe you with their talents. It’s a great place to pick up some gifts or even a treasure for yourself. Each of the local merchants will have an open house. Expect to find some great sale items. After shopping and visiting with friends and neighbors and making some new friends, relax and enjoy the live music at the Longhorn Restaurant and Saloon. Don’t forget to pick up some raffle tickets. The drawing includes Idaho Steelhead hockey tickets, Grove Hotel reservations, and Garden Valley Trail Rides.

Spring SkyBring your checkbook. Spring Fling proceeds go to the Garden Valley Chamber of Commerce Scholarship Fund. It’s a great way to participate in furthering the education of our youth.

 

 

Saturday April 26th

 

Don’t forget the Mountain Shadows Stride Fun Run/Walk will be held the same day. Proceeds go to Garden Valley Emergency Services.

 

Oh! just come for the whole weekend. Idaho Cabin Keepers has a nice selection of mountain cabins to choose from.
Stop by the office and say hello. I’ll be greeting visitors at the Garden Valley Properties office.


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Spend the Day with Garden Valley Firemen and EMT’s

Benefit Fund Raiser - Fun Run and Walk in Garden Valley

The first annual Mountain Shadows Stride will be held in Garden Valley, Idaho, on April 26th. Everyone is welcome to attend the Fun Run/Walk. Come along and bring your family and friends. Participation is free. There will be Food, Live Music and Fire Department and Ambulance demonstrations. All donations will go directly to Garden Valley Emergency Services.

Running in the mountain shadows fun runSaturday April 26th
10:00AM

Directions: Take Hwy 55 North to Banks. Turn right on the Banks/Lowman Hwy. Approximately 7.5 miles, on your left, is the entrance to Mountain Shadows. Follow the signs to the registration area.

Want to know more about the Stride, Mountain Shadows or Garden Valley? Ask me a question? ”

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Pep Hall Halo Youth Group Fund Raiser

March 7th, Friday Night Dinner will Benefit Halo Youth Group

Come on out on Friday night, visit with neighbors, have a great meal and a movie at Pep Hall. Proceeds will benefit the St. Jude’s Youth Group mission trip to Obregon, Mexico.
The purpose of the mission trip is to help build a children’s refuge center.

Friday, March 7th
Pep Hall
Dinner 6:00 PM
Movie 8:00 PM (Facing the Giants)

The menu will be a Baked Potato and Salad Bar

Kids Under 10 $3.50
10 - Adult $7.00
Families $25.00

Please make reservations by contacting Cassie or Jake at 462-2224

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You Know You’re In Idaho When….

Fish and Game Feeds Wildlife at the Local Rifle Range

Yes! It’s true. Visiting the Garden Valley rifle range, binoculars in hand, I was able to get a really good look at the mule deer and elk coming into the Fish and Game Feeding Station.

Wildlife Feeding ProgramI wondered why Idaho F&G chose such an unlikely spot to feed wild animals. About that time, Ben, our local Fish and Game officer, happened by. He shared some insight into the F&G strategy. Ben explained that it used to be the habit of the Fish and Game, local wildlife advocates and often, unsuspecting, ranchers to feed the local herds in the winter. Since elk often live to be over 15 years old, generations of animals learned that it was safe to stay in the mountains during severe weather. Mule Deer on South Side of Payette RiverCertain food sources would always be available. For a variety of reasons, including road development and human encroachment, Fish and Game wildlife management thought it wise to encourage the herds to migrate away from the wintry mountains.

For the past eight years the winter feeding programs have been discontinued. More members of the wildlife herds now leave the mountains for the milder valley climate.

But if the plan has worked so well why are there feeding stations in Garden Valley this year? Mule Deer on North Side of the Payette RiverBen pointed out that the feeding stations are all located on the north slopes. That is the south facing, sunny, side. The plan is to coax the wildlife to the north side of the South Fork of the Payette River, where, he explained, winter can be 6 weeks shorter. By now the animals are living entirely on what’s left of their body fat, built up before winter. After our record breaking winter, the fat reserves are running very low. Reducing their winter stress by several weeks could make a difference in the survival of some animals.

Now I know what the guy meant when he told me, “You appear to have wintered well”!

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Garden Valley Plays in A1 Tourney

The Garden Valley womens basketball team competes today in the A1 State Tournament. 16 teams will vie for a slot in the finals on Saturday at the Idaho Center.Garden Valley girls basketball

After winning the title in 2006, Garden Valley is primed for a victory.

Go Wolverines!!!



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Garden Valley Friday Favorites

Rocky Mountain Elk Neighbors

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation neighbor
This is every hunters dream property. Five, unrestricted, acres adjacent to Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation land in Garden Valley Idaho. The proximity to Crouch City services and the future city park, makes it a great spot for the rest of the family, as well. This property has a wonderful building site, with views of the Middle Fork of the Payette River. The perfect combination of privacy, seclusion, great hunting and accessibility.

Find out more here, or, to see this great property contact me for a grand tour.

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