Things to Do in Boise & Beyond This Weekend: February 13–15, 2026

By Sylvia Dorrance- AI Certified Real Estate Agent

You’ve got a packed Treasure Valley weekend ahead.

Whether you’re planning a date night, want a fun reason to get out of the house, or you’re dreaming up spring home projects, Feb 13–15 has you covered.

Below are six standout events around Boise (plus one major home show in Nampa) that make this place such an easy area to love living in.

What Is a “Treasure Valley Weekend Guide”?

A Treasure Valley weekend guide is a quick, local roundup that helps you pick what to do (and where to go) without scrolling a dozen event calendars.

This one focuses on:

• Live music and nightlife in Boise

• A big community celebration at JUMP

• A winter festival night in Caldwell

• A major home show in Nampa (because yes, it’s still real estate season)

Why This Matters in Boise, Meridian, Eagle & Star

Weekends like this are a great reminder of how connected the Treasure Valley feels.

You can catch a show downtown, swing by Expo Idaho, and still be home in Meridian, Eagle, or Star without making a whole travel day out of it.

If you’re newer to the area (or thinking about moving here), this is also the kind of weekend that helps you feel the vibe fast:

• Boise brings the concerts and bigger venues.

• Meridian keeps things easy and family-friendly (and you’re close to everything).

• Eagle and Star give you quieter neighborhoods, with quick access when you want to go do something.

Key Things to Know About This Weekend

Here are the events worth circling on your calendar.

1) Candlelight: Vivaldi’s Four Seasons (Boise)

• Date: Friday, Feb 13

• Location: Egyptian Theatre (Boise)

• Why go: Classic, candlelit, and honestly one of the prettiest ways to spend a winter night. You’ll hear Vivaldi’s masterpiece performed by a string ensemble in a warm, intimate setting.

• Official link: https://feverup.com/m/492823

2) 80’s Valentine’s Prom with Casio Dreams (Boise)

• Date: Friday, Feb 13

• Location: Knitting Factory (Boise)

• Why go: If you’d rather dance than sit still, this is your night. Expect neon, throwback energy, and a totally acceptable reason to wear something sparkly.

• Official link: https://www.knittingfactory.com/tm-event/80s-valentines-prom-with-casio-dreams/

3) Women’s Lifestyle Expo (Boise)

• Date: Saturday, Feb 14

• Location: Expo Idaho (Boise/Garden City)

• Why go: Easy daytime plan + lots of browsing. Great for local vendors, shopping, and leaving with fun finds you didn’t know you needed.

• Official link: https://www.iblevents.com/womens-lifestyle-expo

4) Lunar New Year Celebration at JUMP (Boise)

• Date: Saturday, Feb 14

• Location: JUMP (Jack’s Urban Meeting Place, Boise)

• Why go: Festive, family-friendly, and full of culture. Come for the performances and community energy, stay for the “this is why Boise is awesome” feeling.

• Official link: https://www.idahochinese.org/2026

5) Fire & Ice Festival (Caldwell)

• Date: Friday, Feb 13

• Location: Indian Creek Plaza (Caldwell)

• Why go: Winter vibes done right. Think string lights, skating energy, and that cozy contrast of cold air + warm fire pits.

• Official link: https://www.indiancreekplaza.com/calendar/2026/2/13/fire-ice

6) Magic City Hippies with Supertaste (Boise)

• Date: Sunday, Feb 15

• Location: Treefort Music Hall (Boise)

• Why go: A fun Sunday night show in one of Boise’s best newer venues. If you want to end the weekend on a high note, this is a great pick.

• Official link: https://www.magiccityhippies.com/tour

Also worth it: Canyon County Spring Home Show (Nampa)

• Date: Feb 13–15

• Location: Ford Idaho Center (Nampa)

• Why go: Perfect if your brain is in “spring projects” mode. You can compare options, meet local pros, and get real-world pricing on updates (kitchens, floors, landscaping, outdoor living—everything).

• Official link: https://www.canyoncountyspringhomeshow.com/

If you’re even thinking about a remodel, landscaping, or just want to price out what projects cost right now, this is the local home show that draws a big crowd. It’s also a great place to meet contractors and get real quotes (not just Pinterest dreams).

How This Looks Across the Treasure Valley

Boise: The “Let’s Go Do Something” Hub

Boise is the clear winner this weekend for nightlife and big events.

If you want a simple plan, pick your vibe:

• Low-key and romantic: Candlelight at the Egyptian

• High energy: 80’s Prom night at the Knitting Factory

• Sunday concert: Magic City Hippies at Treefort Music Hall

• Daytime fun: Women’s Lifestyle Expo or Lunar New Year at JUMP

Meridian: Easy Access, No-Fuss Weekend

Meridian is perfect when you want to be close to the action without the downtown logistics.

A practical move: do the daytime events in Boise or Nampa, then keep dinner closer to home in Meridian (especially if you’re meeting friends or juggling kid schedules).

Eagle & Star: Quiet Home Base, Quick Drive to Fun

Eagle and Star are made for the “best of both worlds” weekend.

You can enjoy a peaceful morning at home, then head into Boise for a show or go west for the home show in Nampa. It’s one of the reasons people love living out this way.

Nampa/Caldwell: Big Events + Community Vibes

This weekend is a reminder that Canyon County brings it.

You’ve got:

• The Canyon County Spring Home Show in Nampa (huge for home inspiration)

• Fire & Ice Festival at Indian Creek Plaza in Caldwell (fun, festive, and easy)

Common Questions About This Weekend’s Events (FAQs)

Do I need tickets ahead of time?
For the concerts (Egyptian, Knitting Factory, Treefort), yes—buy online so you’re not scrambling last minute. For the expos and festivals, you can usually just show up, but it’s still smart to check the official links for any updates.

Which events are best for a date night?
Candlelight at the Egyptian is the most “classic” date vibe. The 80’s Prom is a fun, playful option if you’d rather dance than sit.

Which events are best during the day?
Women’s Lifestyle Expo and the Lunar New Year Celebration are great daytime picks. The home show in Nampa is also an easy daytime outing.

What if you live in Meridian/Eagle/Star—are these still easy?
Yep. Boise and Nampa are both straightforward drives from most of the Treasure Valley. If you’re doing downtown Boise on Saturday evening, consider parking early or using rideshare.

Mistakes to Avoid This Weekend

1. Waiting to buy concert tickets.
   If you know you want to go, grab them now.

2. Underestimating winter nights in Caldwell.
   If you’re doing Fire & Ice, dress warmer than you think you need.

3. Going to the home show without a plan.
   Bring measurements, photos, and a short list of what you actually want to price out (flooring, countertops, landscaping, etc.). You’ll get more value out of it.

How to Approach This Weekend the Smart Way

If you want a simple, no-stress plan, here are three options:

1. Friday Night Music Plan:
   Candlelight or 80’s Prom, then dessert somewhere downtown.

2. Saturday Daytime + Downtown Plan:
   Women’s Lifestyle Expo or Lunar New Year at JUMP, then a relaxed dinner.

3. Home + Fun Combo:
   Hit the Canyon County Spring Home Show during the day, then reward yourself with Magic City Hippies on Sunday.

And if touring the home show sparks that “maybe we should move” conversation, that’s normal. A lot of people realize their current home doesn’t fit their life anymore once they start thinking in projects and possibilities.

Your Treasure Valley Weekend Awaits

This weekend is a great snapshot of what it’s like to live here: easy drives, lots going on, and options for whatever mood you’re in.

Concerts, community events, winter festivals, and a major home show all in one weekend is pretty peak Treasure Valley.

> ## Thinking About Moving to the Treasure Valley (or Selling Without the Stress)?
> If this weekend has you out exploring different corners of Boise, Meridian, Eagle, Star, and Canyon County… it’s pretty normal to start thinking, “Okay, could I actually see myself living here?”

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About Sylvia Dorrance
I’m Sylvia Dorrance, a Treasure Valley Realtor and the founder of Sylvia The Realtor. I help people buy and sell in Boise, Meridian, Eagle, and Star with clear guidance and strong local strategy. If you want help building a smart timeline, pricing plan, or neighborhood shortlist, you can reach out here: Let’s connect.