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Every year a wide variety of festivities and celebrations take place in the Hagerman Valley. Events such as the Cowboy Poetry Gathering, Bird Festival, Annual St Patrick’s Fun Run, Annual ‘A Blast on the Grass Car Show & Swap Meet, and the Thousand Springs Art Festival at Ritter Island State Park.

NCMC – Diabetes Class
April 4 @ 9:00 am - 3:00 pm
Hagerman Valley Chamber – General Membership Meeting
May 14 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
7th Annual Fireworks Show
June 28 @ 6:00 pm - 10:45 pm
Hagerman Valley Chamber – General Membership Meeting
July 9 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Hagerman Valley Chamber – General Membership Meeting
September 10 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Set aside plenty of time for your visit to Hagerman because there’s lots to do – from fishing to boating, visiting Thousand Springs State Park or Hagerman Fossil Beds National Monument, hot springs to hiking, rafting to birding. Whew, we’re out of breath! Enjoy your time in Hagerman and be sure to come back!

Recent News

12/09/17
Rescuing a Pioneer Cemetery

By Mychel Matthews (view original article here) HAGERMAN — The oldest graves around here are 165 years old, under a cairn along the Old Oregon […]

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11/12/17
Idaho's Historical Markers

By Mychel Matthews (view original article here) Salmon Falls ▶ Milepost 186.9 U.S. 30 near Hagerman In 1812, Joseph Miller found 100 lodges of indians […]

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08/10/17
IDPR Plans $8 Million Improvements for Billingsley Creek Park

By Mychel Matthews (view original article here) HAGERMAN — Visitors to the Billingsley Creek unit of Thousand Springs State Park will in a few years […]

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07/23/17
Hagerman Museum: Ancient Fossils and an Explorer's Map

By Mychel Matthews (view original article here) HAGERMAN — The Hagerman Valley Historical Society is the unlikely owner of a valuable art collection, which has […]

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07/19/17
Fish Ladder Construction - An Engineering Spectacle

By Virginia Hutchins (view original article here) During Idaho Power’s 2005 dam relicensing, state and federal wildlife agencies wanted to restore that life history. A […]

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06/22/17
Hidden in Plain Sight: Ritter Island's Secret World

By Virginia Hutchins (view original article here) WENDELL — Perhaps you’ve joined the crowds at the annual arts festival on Ritter Island. You probably stood […]

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05/11/17
Trip of a Lifetime: Road Tripper Visits 3 Idaho National Sites

By Tetona Dunlap (view original article) Mikah Meyer’s road trip started out as way to remember his late father. Along the way he’s discovered his […]

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05/09/17
Curious Mind: Local Trout Products Available Upon Request

By: Kimberly Williams Brackett (view original article) Q: I read that Idaho produces 75 percent of the trout in the nation. Is it available fresh […]

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04/25/17
Samantha McCrorey of Hagerman inks with Northwest College

By: Alex Valentine (view original article) The long, winding webs of connections that athletics build for players and coaches alike often weave across state boundaries […]

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04/20/17
Walk, bike, bird and ride: Group plans miles of trails to connect Hagerman Valley

By: Tetona Dunlap (view original article) It all started with an idea to build a bike path connecting Hagerman to Billingsley Creek. And what was […]

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03/29/17
If there was ever a year for whitewater rafting in Idaho, this is the one

By Steve Stuebner for the Times-News (view original article) Floating the Middle Fork Salmon River is an adventure worthy of any Idaho bucket list. (Courtesy: […]

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10/18/16
"Farm to School" teaches students about healthy eating

HAGERMAN, Idaho (KMVT/KSVT) — Healthy food doesn’t have to taste bland. It can actually taste very good, as a chef proved to students at a […]

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