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IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (KIFI) – Hundreds headed out to the Bonneville County Fairgrounds today for a spooky-season-themed market with vendors and food trucks. The Boo-Tique Craft Fair was free entry and provided all kinds of goodies for attendees.
All four buildings at the fairgrounds were full of vendors selling everything from fall and Halloween house decor to clothing and baked goods. Several local food trucks were available including Cowpoke Coffee and Mac Burger.
One popular vendor booth has been “Blind Date with a Book” adaptations, including one at the Boo-Tique where attendees could create their own book craft. October is also National Book Month.
The fair went all day today, but those looking for more Halloween gifts and decor still have a chance at the vendors later this month. The Halloween Market will replace the regular Farmer’s Market in Idaho Falls on Saturday, October 31 on Memorial Drive.
