Split Rail Flea!!
Split Rail Flea!
Bad a$$ vendors
City of Trees Tarot
Capiche Food Truck
Full Vendor List announced soon ✨
Split Rail Flea!
Bad a$$ vendors
City of Trees Tarot
Capiche Food Truck
Full Vendor List announced soon ✨
The people yearn to try more off menu Capiche recipes and we are yet humble servants.
Pour some awesome summer wines by Split Rail Winery and sit back and relax for the evening. We are thrilled to create some fun summer dishes and come together in Split Rail’s fun tasting room.
Seating is limited, get your tickets early. Ticket is $85 and includes 5 seated courses. Bring a friend or come alone and make new ones!
Tickets found HERE!
Wine purchases not included with ticket!
Participants get to design and create their own Fluff accessory with guidance and instruction from the expert team of jewelry makers all while using Fluff Hardware tools, stamps, and materials.
-Tickets are $45 + Eventbrite fee and tax. Wine club members receive special pricing. Details will be emailed directly to members, so be sure to keep an eye on your inbox!
-Emjoy a half glass of wine included with your ticket!
-Doors open at 3:45 pm, and the event will be begin at 4 pm.
-If you would like to sit with friends, there will be an area to let us know during the checkout process.
| Rad Italian food from Capiche food truck and some soothing tunes by Landonious Monk, live and free, baby! The only thing that could make this better is some delicious local wine, which we’ve got! |
Let our HAM ON RYE guide you to the Golden Light…
This skin-contact white wine will transpose you into the heart of something unknown. This is Riesling that was fermented on the skins and then slowly oxidized for a year in oak barrels to smudge its mascara.
Pair with Bao Buns or stinky cheese.
Throwback this release with us.
20% off bottles and 30% off cases!
Gather your family and friends for an intimate, family-style dining experience. Terroir, our resident food truck, is crafting family-style dinners while sourcing and supporting other local makers and growers. There will be one communal seating, starting at 6 pm.
Supper Club Details:
-Flat rate pricing for consumer and wine club members at $60 per person.
– Wine Club Members get preferred pricing and bottle discounts at the dinner.
-Tickets include a welcome splash of wine per person. Our team can help with suggested pairings for purchase throughout dinner!
-If you have a food allergy, there will be a designated area during checkout to let us know. Please specify the number of people who have the dietary restriciton. The culinary team will do their best to accommodate with advance notice.
-Seating will be family style, so please let us know during checkout if you’d like to sit with others who have tickets to the dinner.
-Doors open at 5:45 pm, and dinner will begin shortly after 6 pm.
MAY 6TH MENU:
Hors d’oeuvres : Radish and Butter
First Course : Asparagus Gribiche (GF)
Second Course : Lamb Navarin (GF)
Dessert : Orange Olive Oil Cake
JUNE MENU TBA
Split Rail Winery’s annual spring release is upon us! Bring a friend and come drink allll the new goods with us!
NEW Releases
✨Pink Gloves Rosé Pét-Nat
✨Exploding Mirror Chardonnay/Aligoté
✨Duck Sauce Grenache
✨Horned Beast GSM
✨Requiem Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah
🌷Member + 1 = FREE
🌷Non-Member = $25
Get your tickets HERE
Looking for a Valentine’s weekend that feels thoughtful, relaxed, and easy to plan? Garden City, Idaho offers a riverfront setting filled with cozy places to stay, locally loved dining, and live music and events that make it simple to turn Valentine’s Day into a full weekend experience.
This Eat, Stay & Play: Valentine’s Day Edition highlights where to stay, where to eat, and what to do in Garden City—so whether you’re visiting for the weekend or planning a special night out, everything is right here along the Boise River.
Choosing the right place to stay sets the tone for the weekend, and Garden City offers accommodations that keep you close to the river, dining, and nightlife.
The The Riverside Hotel is a longtime favorite for Valentine’s weekend stays, offering a resort-like experience with restaurants, live music venues, and direct access to the Boise River Greenbelt—all on site.
For a modern, boutique-style stay, the Arcadia Hotel offers a centrally located option with easy access to Garden City dining and entertainment.
For something more private, The Lofts @ 35th & Clay feature boutique loft-style stays with private rooftop hot tubs—ideal for a cozy Valentine’s escape. Nearby, Garden City Retreat offers cozy-themed stays with a hot tub close to Garden City’s best amenities
For RV travelers, Riverside RV Park offers year-round RV hook-ups and seasonal camping along the Boise River.
Garden City’s dining scene makes it easy to plan a Valentine’s weekend that feels personal—whether that means a romantic dinner, a stylish night out, or a casual brunch date.
For romantic dining, Riverside Grill pairs classic date-night fare with river views, while Telaya Wine Co. and Split Rail Winery offer relaxed wine-forward experiences perfect for lingering conversations. Live music and an intimate lounge setting make The Sapphire Room another Valentine’s favorite.
Stylish and social dinner plans might include Black Moon, Belmont Brew House, or craft cocktails at Bardenay Distilling Company. For bold flavors, Sofia’s Greek Bistro and Garibaldis are popular choices, while Caffè Luciano’s offers cozy Italian comfort food.
For casual dining and brunch, Max and Louie’s Café, Hit List, The Stagecoach Inn, Barbarian Brewing, and Push & Pour round out the weekend.
Live music, dancing, comedy, and creative nightlife make Garden City a fun place to celebrate Valentine’s weekend.
At The Farm, line dancing and country swing lessons bring energy to both Friday and Saturday nights.
Live music fills the Sapphire Room and Grand Ballroom at The Riverside Hotel, with special Valentine’s performances throughout the weekend.
Blues fans can head to Players Pub and Grill for Valentine’s Day: Love Connection to the Blues.
Comedy lovers can catch stand-up shows at Western Collective, while Clubhound hosts game night, live rock, and tipsy bingo. Late-night creatives can stop by Karuna Kava Bar for open mic night.
For a quieter moment, enjoy a sunset walk or Lime scooter ride along the Boise River Greenbelt.
We’re celebrating Valentine’s weekend with a Garden City getaway featuring a one-night stay at The Riverside Hotel, breakfast for two at Riverside Grill, a $50 food and beverage credit, and a $25 gift card to Grindz Coffee.
From riverfront stays and local dining to live music and relaxed experiences, Garden City makes Valentine’s weekend easy to plan and even easier to enjoy.
Save this guide, share it with your Valentine, and start planning your weekend in Garden City.
Winter in Southwest Idaho brings a quieter kind of magic—and Garden City is the perfect place to experience it. With inviting places to stay in Garden City, a walkable Craft Beverage Corridor, and easy access to the region’s best winter adventures, Garden City offers a balance of warmth, creativity, and exploration.
Make Garden City your home base, then head out for snow-filled day trips, scenic drives, and winter experiences—all within easy reach.
After a day in the snow, there’s nothing better than returning somewhere comfortable and close to it all. Garden City offers inviting places to stay that keep you near the river, local dining, and the heart of the neighborhood.
The Riverside Hotel
A longtime Garden City favorite, The Riverside Hotel sits along the Boise River and Greenbelt, offering riverside views, onsite dining, and a welcoming atmosphere that feels especially inviting in winter.
Arcadia Hotel
A modern, thoughtfully designed stay in the heart of Garden City, Arcadia Hotel blends clean style with comfort. Its central location makes it an ideal home base for exploring the Craft Beverage Corridor and setting out on winter day trips throughout the Treasure Valley.
👉 Explore more Garden City lodging options
Staying in Garden City keeps visitors connected—to the river, local flavor, and winter adventure—without ever needing to move hotels.
Winter is the perfect time to slow down and savor. Garden City’s Craft Beverage Corridor makes it easy to warm up with local pours and comforting bites—often just steps apart.
Settle in at places like Telaya Wine Co.
Enjoy bold, creative brews at Barbarian Brewing
Sip local vintages at Cinder Wines or Split Rail Winery, both offering welcoming tasting rooms ideal for winter afternoons.
For a relaxed meal and casual gathering spot, Twisted District Brew Co. delivers an easygoing atmosphere that feels right at home in the colder months.
Fly Fishing on the Boise River — Right in Garden City
Winter fly fishing is one of Garden City’s quiet seasonal highlights. The Boise River is open to fishing year-round, offering peaceful stretches along the Greenbelt where anglers can cast on milder winter days—often just steps from local tasting rooms and restaurants.
It’s a simple way to enjoy the outdoors without leaving town, and a reminder that some of Garden City’s best winter experiences happen right along the river.
Skiing & Snowboarding at Bogus Basin
Just under an hour from Garden City, Bogus Basin ski area offers downhill skiing, Nordic trails, and snowshoeing with sweeping mountain views—perfect for a full winter day without a long drive.
Tubing at Eagle Island State Park
A favorite for families and easy winter fun, the Eagle Island State Park tubing hill delivers laughter-filled runs just 30 minutes away.
Winter Hot Springs Escapes
Cold days pair perfectly with hot water. Nearby favorites like The Springs offer a memorable winter soak before heading back to Garden City for dinner and drinks.
Snowmobiling & Scenic Winter Drives
The mountains surrounding the Treasure Valley offer designated snowmobile routes and scenic winter drives for those hoping to chase fresh snow and wide-open views—without needing to pack up and relocate.
The beauty of winter in Garden City is returning somewhere that feels welcoming. Tasting rooms glow a little warmer, the river moves quietly beside the Greenbelt, and evenings invite you to slow down—while keeping fingers crossed for a fresh snowfall.
Whether your day is spent on the slopes, in the snow, or savoring the indoors, Garden City offers the perfect winter rhythm: explore by day, unwind by night.
Plan your winter escape—and let it all start with your stay in Garden City. #AnOasisOutofOrdinary
September in Garden City is a month of transformation. The long, golden days of summer gently fade into cooler mornings, and with each week the leaves along the Boise River Greenbelt begin to shift into warm shades of amber, crimson, and gold. It’s a season that reminds us to slow down and notice the beauty all around.
One of the best ways to experience the changing season is with a stroll or bike ride along the Greenbelt. The trees that line the river create a canopy of color, mirrored in the water as the leaves drift down. Whether you’re an early riser catching the soft glow of sunrise or out at sunset as the sky turns pink, September is the beginning of nature’s most breathtaking show.
Local wineries, breweries, and cider houses capture the harvest spirit this month. With grapes and apples ripening, tasting rooms offer the perfect place to raise a glass to the new season. Pair your drink with a patio seat where you can watch the leaves slowly change around you.
As the air turns crisp, Garden City’s creative side comes alive. From art walks to live music, community gatherings take on a cozy, welcoming feel. It’s the ideal time to meet up with friends, discover something new, and enjoy the simple joy of autumn in the city.
The season’s change is more than just cooler weather—it’s a reminder of how much beauty can be found in transition. September invites visitors and locals alike to breathe deeply, take in the colors, and embrace the rhythm of nature as summer drifts into fall.
Whether you come for the river, the art, the flavors, or simply the turning leaves, September in Garden City offers a view worth savoring.