Taste of Caldwell Harvest Festival: Local Flavors & Fun
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3–4 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels as it mainly involves walking and enjoying the venue amenities.
Overview
Celebrate local flavors and fun at the Taste of Caldwell Harvest Festival, an evening of fresh food, live music, and unique vendors in Idaho’s Caldwell. Join us for a taste of true community spirit and farm-fresh delights.
Taste of Caldwell Harvest Festival
3 Hours • Up to 500 People
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About This Adventure
Join us on September 6, 2025, for an unforgettable evening in Caldwell, where you can connect with local farmers and producers. Experience the rich agricultural heritage, enjoy live music, and participate in Chicken Drop Bingo while exploring farm-fresh goods. Discover the true essence of farm-to-fork dining in a vibrant atmosphere!
Duration
September 6, 2025 | 5-8 PM
About
Caldwell is known for its farm fresh goods and farm to fork dining, but how do you know what you are eating or drinking is truly local? We invite you to come down to get a true taste of what Caldwell has to offer! There is so much more than meets the eye. Our roots run deep in generations of family farming and we want to share that with you! Visit with Caldwell’s farmers, ranchers and producers as well as our AgVenture Trail Members. Don’t forget to try your hand at Chicken Drop Bingo (our version of a 50/50 raffle), while you visit with our vendors and shop around!
$45 Online, prior to the event $55 At the door purchase Featuring Live Music 5-8 PM
Adventure Tips
Arrive Early for the Best Selection
Vendors often sell out quickly, so arriving early ensures you get the freshest picks and exclusive products.
Bring Reusable Bags
Support sustainability by bringing reusable bags to carry your purchases and reduce plastic waste.
Wear Comfortable Footwear
The festival is held outdoors at Indian Creek Plaza, so comfortable shoes will keep you on your feet as you explore all vendors.
Check the Weather Forecast
September weather can vary, so prepare for sun or a light chill to stay comfortable throughout the event.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Western meadowlark
- Mule deer
History
Caldwell grew from agricultural roots that still thrive today, reflected in its community harvest events and local markets.
Conservation
The festival emphasizes supporting sustainable farming practices and reducing waste through eco-friendly vendor policies.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Reusable Shopping Bags
Ideal for carrying locally bought produce and artisan goods sustainably.
Comfortable Walking Shoes
Necessary for comfortably walking around Indian Creek Plaza’s outdoor festival grounds.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Helps stay warm during cooler evening temperatures in September.
fall specific
Sun Protection (hat and sunscreen)
Protects your skin during daytime hours at an outdoor event.
fall specific