Event Calendar

Free America250 Event: Fun for the whole family!
Come celebrate America250 on April 18 at 6 PM at Ridgecrest Elementary, 800 Airport Road, Blackfoot, Idaho.
Witness Paul Revere repeat his historic ride along Airport Road, then enjoy an authentic black powder demonstration. A “candy cannon” will also blast treats into the air for children to gather.
This event is fun for the whole family and a great opportunity to remember the events of April 18, 1775, and reflect on the night that helped spark the American Revolution. 
You are cordially invited to a tea party at the Brown Mansion

Just in time for Mother’s Day, Bingham County Historical Society will be hosting a tea party at the elegant “Brown Mansion” (the Bingham County Historical Museum, at 190 N Shilling in Blackfoot). Two separate sessions are offered on May 9th at 11 AM or 2 PM. Enjoy the historic beauty of the Brown Mansion as it was intended to be experienced. This is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy as a couple or as a family. Tickets are $15 and must be purchased in advance. To purchase tickets, either contact (208) 680-7045, or stop by the Bingham County Historical Museum. We look forward to  the honor of your company!

America250 Celebration

Join our Facebook Group America250 in Idaho Ambassadors in Bingham. We encourage everyone to find ways to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Feel free to share your ideas with us on the Facebook Group. Bingham County Historical Society will also be hosting events throughout the year. Joining the Facebook Group will help us share information about the celebration. You can also reach the Idaho State ambassadors’ page at America250 in Idaho. The State’s America 250 website also contains celebration ideas and events and is available at https://america250.idaho.gov/

The Idaho Legislature declared 2024 through 2027 as the period of commemoration for America250 in Idaho during which time individuals, organizations, and communities may plan commemorative activities that will honor and recognize the principles and foundational thoughts that emerged during America’s revolutionary period and which we all aspire to today. 

Group Tours

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Special group tours of the museum or archive can be arranged by contacting the museum or archive on the Contact Us page.
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