Illustration of a town tree lighting with a glowing ornament covered evergreen, small felt townsfolk and a gazebo in snow (Festival of Trees)

Festival of Trees

Visitors can wander through an array of uniquely themed full-sized trees, mini trees, wreaths, and fireplace mantle displays. Guests can shop for holiday items at local craft booths, pick up gifts at Santa's Gift Shop, and enjoy food served from Grandma's Kitchen. Displays and trees are also available to view, bid on, or purchase.

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When

Tickets

Single-day passes: 3 and under free; children and youth (4–17) $6.00; adults $7.00; seniors (60+) $5.00; special needs $2.00 and their caregiver $0; family pass (same household) $35.00. Weekly passes: individual $30.00; family (same household) $60.00. On Senior Day, Thursday, November 19, seniors get free admission.

Food & Drink

Grandma's Kitchen serves food.

Going?

Location

Elk's Lodge · 640 E. Elva St., Idaho Falls Get Directions

Local Insight & Ratings

Family Friendly

🎄 🎄 🎄 🎄 ⚪ (4/5)

Best For

Holiday shoppers and families

Vibe

Festive and welcoming

Energy Level

Low

Photo Friendly

High

Weather Sensitivity

Low

Tips & Advice

  • Consider a weekly pass if you plan to visit on multiple days, as both single-day and weekly passes are offered.
  • Visit the displays in person if you want to buy or bid on a tree or other decorated item.
  • If you want to decorate a tree or display, contact the event’s listed coordinator to ask about the requirements.
  • Bring time to browse the craft booths and Santa’s Gift Shop as well as the decorated displays.
  • If you would like to perform or volunteer, use the event’s sign-up options or contact the relevant committee before attending.

Special Events & Promotions

  • Children aged 3 and under enter free.
  • Children and youth aged 4–17 receive discounted admission.
  • Seniors aged 60 and over receive discounted admission; seniors get free admission on Thursday, November 19 (Senior Day).
  • A family pass is available for members of the same household.
  • Special-needs visitors receive discounted admission, and their caregiver enters free.

Links & Contact

Christmas Events Near Me is an independent guide, not the organizer of this event. For tickets, entries, vendor spots or questions, contact the organizer directly through their website.

Frequently Asked Questions

What displays can I see at the festival?

There are themed full-sized trees, mini trees, door displays such as wreaths, and fireplace mantle displays.

Can I buy or bid on the decorated items?

Yes. Visitors can purchase items or bid on trees through a silent auction; trees also have a “Buy Me Now” option.

What food and shopping options are available?

Grandma’s Kitchen serves food, craft booths offer holiday items, and Santa’s Gift Shop has gifts available to purchase.

How can I volunteer or take part?

You can sign up to volunteer, ask about decorating a tree or display, or email the Entertainment Committee if you would like to perform.

What passes are available for visiting the festival?

There are single-day passes and weekly passes, including family passes for members of the same household.

Always check the official website for the most current information.

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