Rexburg Commons

An unforgettable night is coming ✨

Experience Lauren Daigle live at the BYU-Idaho Center on September 18. Known for her powerful vocals and uplifting message, this show is set to be one of the biggest of the season.

🎟 Artist/ Student Presale starts May 5 at 10 AM MT
🎟 Public tickets May 8 at 10 AM

Mark your calendar now!

This beauty is going to a raffle tonight for a benefit concert featuring “Music from Movies!”
It’s free admission and the profits made from the raffle go to a local youth summer theatre camp!
7pm at the Romance Theatre in Rexburg!

Free Community Concert “Music from the Movies” Coming to Rexburg Monday Free Community Concert “Music from the Movies” Coming to Rexburg Monday

Outdoor Spring Activities in Rexburg
By Enoch Hunter

REXBURG — At long last, winter draws to a close. It may not have been as cold this year as ithas in the past few, but soon, one of the most pleasant periods of the year will be upon us. With weather warm enough that you can walk outside in a t-shirt and pants without turning into a popsicle, but not quite warm enough to easily drench yourself in sweat, early spring in Rexburg is the perfect time for some outdoor fun.

Rexburg is just a stone’s throw away from some of the nation’s most beautiful environments. Yellowstone National Park, for example, is just an eighty-mile drive. However, Rexburg itself has plenty of natural attractions that are right in our own backyard, where admission is set at the low, low price of free. Can’t beat that deal.

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The Rexburg Farmer’s Market: Bringing Community Closer Together

By Samuel “Squid” Solis

REXBURG — The Rexburg Farmer’s Market is preparing to open for another season, offering a space where fresh produce, locally handmade products, and community connection all come together in one place. The opening day is set for May 8 at 4 p.m., with the market running every Friday through September 28, a consistent and familiar schedule for many Rexburg residents.

For Larry Golden, the current president of the market’s board, the purpose of the event is rooted in something deeper than commerce. He said, “To bring the community closer to the food and the farm” is the purpose of the market. He described the market as a place where people can not only shop but also build relationships with the people who grow and create what they consume.

“[We] invite vendors to come in bringing quality, fresh, local products to eat.”

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