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The Idaho Falls Arts Council is a private nonprofit organization which owns and operates the
Willard Arts Center/Colonial Theater.
OUR MISSION : To educate our community and enrich its quality of life by promoting, advocating and presenting a broad spectrum of visual and performing arts in eastern Idaho.
Performing Arts: Our 988 seat Colonial Theater offers Broadway shows, jazz, country western, pop, bluegrass, world, and family shows.
VIsual Arts: The Taylor and Betty Carr Gallery offers traveling and region art exhibits. The Blake & Laurel Hall Gallery for Young Artists offers art exhibits by local youth. The Arts Council also offers adult and children arts class taught by industry professionals.
Summer Fun: EIRMC Snake River Concerts are free every Tuesday night, from mid-June to the end of August, on the scenic Snake River greenbelt. The Arts Council also organizes the Snake River Roaring Youth Jam, a gigantic free art and music festival for youth the second weekend in August.
Community Arts Promotion: The Idaho Falls Arts Council promotes local member arts organizations, artists and their events. We also founded and promote the Idaho Falls Cultural District in Historic Downtown.
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On Sale NOW!
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents: CATS,
Friday, September 12, 7:30 pm,
Saturday, September 13, 2:00 pm
Tickets $39 Call 522-0471
On Sale NOW!
Idaho Falls Arts Council presents: NUNSENSE,
starring Sally Struthers,
September 19, 8:00 pm
**at the Civic Auditorium
Call 522-0471
 Emmy Award and Global Globe winner Sally Struthers,
best known for her role as “Gloria” in the TV series All in the Family, stars
in this off-Broadway musical production of Nunsense. An international
phenomenon and one of the funniest shows to ever hit the stage,
the hilarious story goes like this: After one of the nuns, Sister Julia,
Child of God, accidentallyserves up a bad batch of vichyssoise, most of the
Sisters of Hoboken, NJ conventdie of botulism. The surviving sisters bury all
but four of the nuns when they run out of money. The story takes a divinely
comedic turn when the nuns “cook up” a clever, if not holy, scheme to raise
money to bury their remaining four sisters. Bottom line – It’s heavenly fun!
Sponsored by: Dr. Clint & Mrs. Paula Behrend,
Donald Carey & Angela Hays Carey,
KIDK Television and KBJX The New B 106.
On Sale Now!
Idaho Falls Arts Council Presents:
Canadian Mist Bob & Tom, with Tim Wilson and Drew Hastings,
November 1, 7:00 pm.
Tickets $25.50 Call 522-0471
 
With over 5 million listeners, the "Bob and Tom Show" is heard coast-to-coast on over 150
stations, and locally on 94.9 The Rock! In addition to being the most successful
morning show, they are also the most award-winning morning show in radio. Enjoy
a night of high energy, hillarious articles and gut busting laughter, as "Bob and Tom", along with
an esemble of the best comedians in North America bring you one of this years great
comedy tours. Recommended for mature audiences (18+).
Miscellaneous Mysteries
July 11 - Sept. 3, 2008
Join us for an evening of light hor's douerves and mingle with the artists
July 17, 2008 at 7:00 p.m.
Art Wright explores exotic locations with a wry eye, RIchard Sansom
captures the extraordinary in the ordinary, Enrique Sotomayor plays
with dancing light and shadow on form, Sandra Santoro creates mysterious
theatrics with lush tableaus.
Sponsored by: Bruce & Nancy Baumgart,
Cody Hawker Agency/ American Family,
LInda Guay.
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