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Homedale Idaho Church Directory

Homedale Idaho Church Directory Church Directory Assembly of God Church 15 West Montana Ave., Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-337-4458 Christian Church 116 West Montana Ave., Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-404-6704 Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 708 West Idaho Ave., Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-337-4112 First Presbyterian Church 320 North 6th Street West, Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-337-3060 Friends Community Church 17434 Highway 95, Wilder, ID 83634 Phone: 208-337-3464 Homedale Christian Fellowship 711 W Idaho Ave Phone: (208) 296-7275 Homedale Seventh Day Adventist 16613 Garnet Road, Wilder, ID 83634 Phone: 208-337-4836 Iglesia Misionera Biblica 132 West Owyhee Avenue, Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-337-5975 Iglesia Misionera Pentacoste 1 Railroad Avenue, Homedale, ID 83628 Mount Calvary Lutheran Church 621 West Idaho Avenue, Homedale, ID 83628 Phone: 208-337-4248

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Annual Area Activities Txoko Ona Basque Dance TxokThe annual Basque Dance held at the Txoko Ona Basque Center in Homedale is held on the 2nd Saturday in March each year. In the past years, this dance had been held at the old Armory building. It has now been held at the new Txoko Ona building on South Main Street in Homedale, and the Badiola Arena on Hwy 95. Along with the historic and traditional dances performanced by all the age groups of Basque dancers, there are live music performances all evening. Chorizos, hot dogs, pop, beer and wine are the usual food fare at the event. There are also silent and live auctions going on throughout the evening as a fund raiser for the Basque Center. It's a great time to buy some homemade flan, chorizos or Basque bread! Lots of socializing and even a game of Muse (Basque card game) or horse shoes might be found. A great family event to which the entire community is invited! Photo Credit: Tarah Uranga Easter Egg Hunt The Annual Easter Egg Hunt, sponsored by the Homedale Chamber of Commerce, is held the Saturday before Easter each year. It provides a fun, safe environment for local kids ages 10 and under to hunt for candy-filled Easter eggs and win prizes sponsored by Homedale businesses. Demolition Derby The Homedale Lions Club holds its annual 4th of July Demolition Derby at the Owyhee County fairgrounds in Homedale, Idaho. Fireworks after the derby and a live band will be performing. Gates open at 4:30 and grand entry is at 6:00. Open seating so get there early for the best seats. Tickets sold at NAPA in Homedale or Marsing. For more information visit www.homedalelionsclub.com. Photo Credit: Kaleb Hotchkiss Owyhee County Fair & Rodeo The Owyhee County Fair and Rodeo is a celebration for those near and far that showcases all the county has to offer. Plenty of things to do and see for young and old such as children’s activities, entertainment, food and merchandise vendors, livestock and agriculture competitions, midway rides and much, much more. Fair competition starts Monday with nightly rodeo competition Thursday through Saturday during the first week of August. For more information, visit www.owyheecountyrodeo.com or contact the Owyhee County Fair office at 208-337-3888. Harvest Festival The Homedale Chamber of Commerce Harvest Festival is an annual community celebration that brings together local businesses, artisans, food vendors, live entertainment, and families for a fun-filled fall tradition in Homedale. Held at Riverside Park and throughout the downtown area, the festival highlights the spirit of small-town community while supporting local organizations and businesses. With music, shopping, food, and seasonal activities, the Homedale Hometown Harvest Fest has become a favorite event for residents and visitors alike. Nightlight Christmas Parade The Night Light Christmas Parade, sponsored by the Homedale Chamber of Commerce, is held the last weekend in November to kickoff the holiday season. The parade is one of Homedale's signature events. The town's residents line Idaho Avenue from one end of town to the other as floats and parade entries of all types make their way through town tossing candy and goodies to the children. The most anticipated float each year is one carrying Santa Claus. After the parade, Santa hands out candy canes to the children.

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Homedale boasts an active, thriving community with many amenities you might not expect to find in a small town! Swimming Pool Located in Riverside Park, the Homedale Community Swimming Pool is open through the summer. Enjoy open swim times or take advantage of the swimming lessons offered for all age groups. Contact City Hall for hours of operation. Homedale City Park & Tennis Courts On East Idaho Avenue between 2nd and 3rd streets across from Homedale High School. The park has five tennis courts, a playground and greenspace. Bring the family and enjoy the barbeque facilities and picnic tables. Riverside Park Riverside Park sits right alongside the Snake River next to Homedale High School’s football field. This is where you will find the city’s outdoor pool and plenty of grass to play on. Sundance Park Located on the south side of town on 1st Street West, Sundance Park provides baseball and soccer fields. It is the site of many baseball, softball, and soccer tournaments in the area. Ample parking and on-site concessions make Sundance Park a fun family destination. Wine Region On its way to the Columbia River and beyond to the Pacific Ocean, the great Snake River of historic and geologic fame winds its way west across southern Idaho, through the town of Homedale, then sharply turns north and continues in that direction for a few hundred miles, marking the border between western Idaho and eastern Oregon. Like so many other great rivers of wine-growing regions around the world, the Snake creates a micro- climate that has demonstrated its suitability for grape growing, despite its higher elevation and arid landscape.Not only does the river provide irrigation water for otherwise dry lands, but the air currents it creates from its flowing water mass help temper the extremes of winter and summer temperatures. Is it any wonder the majority of Idaho's wineries are scattered throughout Idaho's Snake River Valley. The long-term growing of vineyards and growth in the number of local wineries turning those grapes into wine is what set the stage for what is now Idaho's first appellation, the Snake River American Viticultural Area. Homedale is in the heart of this up and coming wine region. With over a dozen wineries and tasting rooms within just a few miles, Homedale is a great jumping-off point for your wine tasting tours. The local economy is also poised to benefit from this growing industry. Golf Courses Golf Courses Two area golf courses offer great recreational opportunities. River Bend Golf Course, home of the famous Silo hole, sits on the banks of the Snake River and offers 18 holes with views of the river and the Owyhee Mountains in the distance. For additional information visit golfriverbend.netTimberStone Golf Course is the newest golf course for residents and businesses in the Treasure Valley. A public 18-hole championship golf course surrounded by scenic views, located just off Ustick and Van Slyke roads, and just a few miles from Homedale. The course features well-tended greens and a clubhouse. For additional information visit playtimberstone.com Bowling Ally Homedale’s fun and affordable local entertainment. Easy to find just 1 block from the four way stop in Homedale. Open bowling daily. Leagues for everyone. Adult and youth leagues, beginner to advanced bowlers are welcome. For more information regarding hours call 208-337-3757 or visit www.owyheelanes.com Homedale Airport Adjacent to the Snake River (elevation 2210 feet), the Homedale airport boasts a 2900 foot paved runway that is lighted from dusk to dawn. The unattended airport is open to the public. Fly in to the Homedale Airport and then take a short walk into town!

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