Where The Magic Of Christmas Comes To Life!
The Festival Of Trees
Hosted By The Saint Alphonsus Foundation
33 Years After It's Inception The Festival Is Going Strong. Having Raised More Than 9 Million Dollars The Foundation Would like To Invite You To Come Be A Part Of This Years Celebration Of Caring & Giving! This Year The Funds Raised Will Go Directly To The Neonatal Intensive Care Group. From The North Pole Village And Opening Nights Black Tie Gala, To The Fashion Show There Is A Little Something For Everybody!
Starting With The Gala On November 22 And Culminating With The Fashion Show On November 28 There Are Tons Of Opportunities To Contribute And Help Saint Alphonsus Continue To Bring You The Best Health Care Possible. Becoming an Individual or A Corporate Sponser Is A Great Way To Support The Cause. Volunteer's Are The Life Blood Of Festival, Decorate A Tree Or A Wreath As Part Of A Group Or Family And Have Your Entry Showcased To Over 25,000 Visitors! Come And Enjoy The Festivities And Attend An Event! The Possibilities Go On!
Through Out The Festival Enjoy These Great Attractions!
North Pole Village
Experience a visit with Santa after having created a Christmas card, colored an ornament, or shared a laugh with one of the elves; then get a free photo to keep the memory!
Raffle Tree
Enter for your chance to win a tree that looks so good you could (and can!) eat it!
Children's Scavenger Hunt
Pick up a pencil, use the clues, and find Festival favorites! A winner is drawn for a season pass to Roaring Springs!
Main Entry
The Festival provides a warm and tree-mendous welcome upon entering the Boise Centre.
Art Contest
In partnership with the Boise School District, the Festival offers a gallery of creativity and imagination by artists in kindergarten through 6th grade.
Gift Shop
Do your holiday shopping at the Festival Gift Shop and find treasures for others (and a few special items for yourself!)
Live Performances
You will be amazed at the talent right here in our community! Continuous entertainment is provided by local dance groups, choirs and musicians.
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