Latest Events in Eagle(August Updated)

This is the Early Bird Registration Available to Annual Sposnors, Past Sponsors, and Past Golfers. Time to secure your sponsorship early! This Preorder eventbrite page will be open until April 30th to allow for registration for past sponsors and golfers first chance. A separate link will be created for additional registration May1st. Join us for the 34th Annual BOMA Idaho Golf Tournament and a beautiful day at Banbury! Tournament will take place on September 4th 2025. Registration Opens 730AM, Tee Time Toast 845AM with Shotgun Start Afterward. Driving range and putting green activities, mulligans, raffle prizes and a great day with colleagues and friends in BOMA. Proceeds from the tournament help fund local educational opportunities, BOMA conference registrations, events and more! Hole sponsorships and team spots Sell out Fast! Active Hole Sponsorship and Quad Sponsorship companies can compete in the "Best of Tournament" contest - and win a free hole sponsorship for next year. Want to sponsor but can't be at the hole that day? Choose a GIMME hole sponsorship! Your company name/logo will appear on all event signage, printed and electronic materials, and on the BOMA Idaho website. A tee sign with your company logo will be placed at the hole the day of the event. Want to donate Raffle Prizes of Items for the swag bags? Contact us at bae@bomaidaho.org. See you on the green! Information Source: BOMA Idaho | eventbrite

Are you looking for an outlet to meet new people? Do you desire friends that enjoy the same things as you, like hiking and being outdoors? Are you wondering how to make friends as an adult - outside of the workplace? If so, come along with us on our monthly Ladies hikes! Connect with ladies at the same stage of life as you AND s t art building a community of local friends. These hikes are meant for meeting new people and helping you find friends to hang out with on a regular basis. We always have a great time looking at the views, taking photos, chatting, and laughing together. Every hike brings a mix of new people, which makes it a really welcoming group to be in. This group social hike is for women between the ages of 20 and 90, but please no children or dogs. About this month’s hike: We'll hike the McKenzie Gulch Trail near Sylvan Lake. Register to get info about carpooling and where we will park. Be sure to register to secure your spot and get any updates in case of weather or other last minute changes. Parking info is sent out to all registrants a couple days before the hike. Please arrive to the trail by 11:10 am - hike starts promptly at 11:15 am. If you are carpooling, you will need to arrive earlier to meet us. Plan for 2 hours on the trail total. More details to follow in the confirmation email. It can be a bit scary to put yourself out there in a new group of people. You might be thinking the following: What if there’s nothing to talk about? We stop often to do ice breaker topics along the hike to give us good conversation starters! We switch up talking buddies along the way, too, so you have a chance to chat with many different ladies. What if I’m a slow hiker? We take our time on these hikes to stop often to chat as a group, and we never leave anyone behind. Each person varies at their level of hiking experience (from beginner to expert) and we always go at a pace that works for everyone. It’s so much more fun to do activities when you have friends who want to do them with you. Why not start building your circle of friends now who want to experience new things? Here's what some of the hikers are saying: "What a great group of women to spend my morning with! So appreciative to Emma for organizing this group hike and to all the fantastic women who I met today. This is just the beginning!" - R "Thank you, Emma for organizing this hike. I really enjoyed meeting some lovely likeminded ladies while getting outside on this gorgeous morning. I’m looking forward to getting to know everyone better." - L Want to join us? Please register so I know to expect you. Registration capped at 10 ladies to keep the group manageable. If you can't attend this one but want an invite to the next, please subscribe to this event page, or subscribe to my newsletter here ! We do these monthly on different trails in the Vail Valley area. Information Source: Rosa Joy Co. | eventbrite

2025 Eagle Fun Days Car Show Come join us at the 2025 Eagle Fun Days for a day filled with classic cars, good food, and great company! This is your chance to show off your ride, win a trophy and hang out with other car enthusiats! Admire the sleek designs and powerful engines of various vehicles on display. Don't miss out on the chance to connect with fellow car lovers and enjoy delicious food from Spitfire Tacos + Tequila. Mark your calendars and get ready for a day of excitement at the 2025 Eagle Fun Days Car Show! Information Source: Eagle Car Shows | eventbrite

The NTA is pleased to host the Summer Scramble, a fundraiser benefiting the JDRF. Since 2003, we have raised over $110,700 for Breakthrough T1D! Enjoy a beautiful day golfing at Woodland Hills Golf Course while raising money for a great cause! HOLE SPONSORS: Calix, Great Plains Communications, Northeast Nebraska Telecommunications Association, and Unico HOSPITALITY SPONSORS: Calix and Great Plains Communications Questions? Contact Jamanda Wolfe at 402-476-2423 or jwolfe@NebraskaTelecom.com Hospitality & Hole Sponsorships Available! Don't forget Pin Prizes! What’s in a name? A bit of “JDRF” history JDRF has led the search for a cure for T1D since it's founding in 1970. In those days, people commonly called the disease “juvenile diabetes” because it was frequently diagnosed in, and strongly associated with, young children. Our organization began as the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. Later, to emphasize exactly how we planned to end the disease, we added a word and became the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Today, we know an equal number of children and adults are diagnosed every day—approximately 110 people per day. Thanks to better therapies —which JDRF funding has been instrumental in developing and making available—people with T1D live longer and stay healthier while they await the cure. So a few years ago, we changed our name to JDRF: To remove the misconception that T1D is only a childhood disease To acknowledge that nearly 85 percent of people living with the disease are over age 18 To reinforce our commitment to funding research that improves life for people at all ages and all stages of the disease For more info about the Breakthrough T1D visit www.breakthrought1d.org. Information Source: Nebraska Telecommunications Association | eventbrite