I've been to multiple concerts and events here . All of the seats are pretty good. You can get…read morecandy , water, soda, wine, and beer at the concession stand. There is an art museum attached, so come early to enjoy the ever changing exhibit. Parking can be limited and it's on a one way street. There is a coat check if needed. There are bathrooms up and down stairs.

The staff here is friendly & helpful. There is not a bad seat in the house. The IF Arts Council is…read moreto be commended for their efforts in bringing quality live entertainment as well as supporting local talent & schools in the arts.

This is such an interesting theater-I've never attended a play in such an intimate setting where…read moreevery inch of space is used. It was borderline claustrophobic, but they did a nice job with the room they had, so it felt ok as long as I stayed in my seat. I loved how interactive the actors are before the play, during intermission and then after the show. They are the folks handling the concessions as well as doing the pre-show entertainment. It's definitely a small group production where everyone participates. This was the weekend hangout for most everyone in town-supporting the arts!

We had a very good time, despite selecting the worst possible seats in the theater. The fun was…read moreclean: Seven Brides for Seven Brothers. The production was nicely done, well choreographed, fully utilizing the available space. They did a great job with the backdrops and seen changes. The acting was very good, both leads stayed within their vocal ranges, delivering solid performances. We loved the introduction to the intermission, when the cast appeared with a variety of frozen treats for purchase. My only criticism would be of the ongoing microphone pops.

We went to our first performance, "The Sound of Music". There was an amazing amount of talent…read morethere and all the singing was awesome. We really enjoyed it, and we hope to go more often.

Center stage theater is one of the most popular and amazing musical theaters. They've been open…read moreless the a year now and never fail to amaze us with their plays. The owner is not only the director but a amazing actor and producer. He does everything from helping build the sets to directing to even acting. His role as Scrooge in the Christmas carol was so moving it brought me to tears. As for the rest of the team it's great to see them work together to help make such wonderful plays such as Sister act, Joseph and the amazing Technicolor dream coat, the Christmas carol and many more to come. The stage is always lovely to see from custom backgrounds and even the audience area being customized to fit the play being shown. I highly recommend seeing any play here and bring the family with you if you're ever in the area. All plays are suitable for all ages and the treats there for concessions are amazing from the fudge to the hot chocolate. All affordable and delicious.

Last Friday the Willard Arts Center held an opening for their Japanese Woodblock Prints exhibit,…read moreand it was fabulous! The curator, Nathan Barnes, gave a great presentation on the artists, this particular medium and Japanese history at the time woodblocking was an industry. They served sushi and drinks and used the premier to promote local artist Steve Neilsen's exhibit, Out of Chaos, upstairs. And because this was the exhibit's opening, the Art Center was open in the evening! Idaho Falls may not be the most cultured city, but events like this prove we have potential! I love supporting the arts, and this is a great opportunity to do just that while experiencing some phenomenal Japanese woodblock prints. While I wish these exhibits could be open in the evenings, I'm sure they don't have the funding to pay for the support staff those hours would require. But maybe if more of us frequent the Willard Arts Center, it will give them reason to look for ways to make that work!

From the owner: The Willard Arts Center includes the Carr and Hall art galleries, the WAC artist studios, and the…read moreColonial Theater. The Carr and Hall galleries display rotating exhibitions of Idaho and national artists in a variety of mediums.

I loved being a part of Idaho Falls High School. I am a 1998 graduate…read more Idaho Falls used to be the crown jewel high school of the town. Lately though, most people think of I.F.H.S. as an afterthought. It used to be located in a very neighbor friendly and vibrant area for many years. The surrounding neighborhoods of John Adams, the numbered streets and even the not so friendly Bel-Air addition helped keep this school strong and a nice desirable living environment. Unfortunately, over the last 15 or so years the area has gone downhill. The numbered streets are seeing it's fair share of crime and the John Adams area is becoming a slum. There is growing movement to relocate I.F., and I feel that it is absolutely necessary, and I'm sure most other families who have a child who attends would agree. Most students who attend Idaho Falls now live south of town and either drive themselves, (always safe) take the bus or have parents provide their ride. The implication to get the school rebuilt can also be found at Frontier Field. A fairly huge athletic complex is being built for Idaho Falls. It includes all fields for the most popular sports including but not limited to: Football, soccer, baseball and softball. This is also found south of town and not in the middle of the city limits. When it comes to spirit, I feel it's lacking on the interior. The outside is fantastic though other than the letters that are always threatening to fall off on the outside of the gymnasium and knock someone stone cold. Tiger pride is always a strong suit though and the fans are the best in town, in my opinion. My biggest complaint with Idaho Falls was the overall learning experience. I guess that can vary depending on the person. Some teachers care and I'm glad that the teachers who did helped encourage me to get enough credits to graduate on time. Tiger for life!

This high school was built in 1952 in school district 91. It is the oldest high school in the Idaho…read moreFalls area. The Civic Auditorium is now attached to the high school building is still the center for performing arts and is used for the high school graduation. This is the home of the Tigers!! The yearbook is known as the Spud Annual and the school newspaper as the Tiger Times. In 2012 it became a four year high school with incoming freshmen. The school song was written in 1927 and is as follows Dear old I.F high, we are with you; You're the one we are all fighting for. On the field in victory we'll cheer you: In defeat your name will never mar. We'll be true to the ones who uphold you; And keep your colors on high. When it's time to depart; We'll keep close to our heart; The memories of I.F High, Rah, Rah, Rah Gold and Black are the symbols of might; Never to be downed by a foe. Obtained by the virtues of work and fight; Our aim is to always hold them so. You will find sportsmanship in our athletes; On our men we can always rely. We will build for you a name; And we'll hold on high your fame, To the last of your days, I.F High, Rah, Rah, Rah

Very expensive for what you are taught, the instructors have very limited experience but expect the…read morechildren to do very intense movements which w out proper technique could hurt the children permanently! The owner is very clique.. reminds me of dance moms.

From the owner: Providing a well-rounded, positive, and technically correct dance education while encouraging…read moreartistic expression, character development, and service.

Couldn't say enough good things about the studio. My daughter wanted to try dance and we didn't…read moreknow where to start. They were so accommodating and helped us through the entire process. If you're looking for a dance studio I highly recommend these guys.

From the owner: *Recreation classes, Technique classes, Specialty classes, Fitness classes, Competition teams…read more*Beginners to Advanced *Ages 2 to Adults *Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Modern, Pointe, Aerial Dance, Yoga, POUND *Dancewear Store, *Studio Space Rental Available

Swing dancing, in Idaho Falls? can't say how exited I was! I fell in love with swing dance the…read morefirst time I started, it's truly a blast, especialy when you get going, the venue right now isn't all that big, it bearly started but that doesn't mean it isn't fun. Defiantly is an awesome alternative to going to the movies or bowling or whatever limited amount of activities there is in Idaho falls. The instructors are very thorough, helpfully and friendly, especially with beginners I was very happy with their introductory lesson which was very nice rather than the, wing it, method. They where also very ready and willing to answer questions and give 1 on 1 help which is quite refreshing in a teacher. The price is also extremely reasonable for activity, $5 for adults, $3 for students. Which is a nice change compared to the ever growing price of movies or even bowling. Also the music is awesome, they have a wide selection of swing jazz, and it's perfect for dancing in my opinion, also the music ranges in tempo from slow, to quite fast (they except music suggestions also) and also a nice change is the music is always clean, which is quite important to me. The place is an old ballet studio with ballet bars along the wall but it cleans up nice as a good dance floor with nice warm lighting that isn't too dark but not like or in an operating room. theirs also mirrors which is nice for the lesson but are covered for the dance. overall, I'm a fan =).

IBC has some of the best brews available in town. Personal favorites are the Deep Creek (which they…read morejust canned), Black, and Scotch. Bartender always greets ya with a smile, and the pours are ice cold. Great seating inside or try the outside with plenty of tables and chairs. Did I mention they have live music and catering trucks there also?! IBC, when you want the best.

There is nothing so rare as the truly authentic. IBC is simply a brewery with best in class beer,…read moreserved in kegs to most of the local taps, and dispensed onsite to a loyal local crowd, with an occasional stranger drifting through to sample by the pint.