idaho potato drop

CNN's expanded New Year's Eve coverage will now feature Boise for the Mountain Time Zone. Here's everything we know so far!

The world-famous Idaho Potato Drop is this Friday and we have everything you need to know!

There have been numerous disagreements, but this year's location is sure to please almost everyone.

Everyone is ready to leave 2020 behind and celebrate by watching the Idaho Potato Drop. Unfortunately, we just can't watch it in person. It's like 2020 is telling 2021 to take that!

If you’re looking for the best places to be when the clock strikes midnight – we’ve got you covered! We searched throughout the Treasure Valley for the best celebrations. From free family-friendly events to all-night dance parties, here are the top five places to celebrate New Year’s Eve in Boise ...

The first ever GlowTato will be featured at this weekend's Idaho Potato Drop. Events start Saturday afternoon and lead up to midnight when that giant, high-tech, internally lit, fake glowing spud will descend. And there's a new heated tent too.

Ask most people about Idaho and the first thing that comes to mind is what? Yeah, that's right potatoes. Heck yeah potatoes, there is nothing wrong with that. We embrace the taters, we love our spuds, and why wouldn't we. WE love it SOOO much we are making it our focus for our annual New Years celebration. Want to be part of this glowing, starchy tradition? We have your VIP passes right NOW! Read

The Idaho Potato Drop has become an Idaho staple to ring in the new year! But, it'll be the first year of the GlowTato! In year's before, people have made comments that it needs to light up or have some type of bling factor to it. So Idaho Potato Drop organizers decided to build the GlowTato...