he White Barn at Happy Valley is the perfect venue featuring 100 year old craftsmanship with exclusive amenities Antique beams, vaulted ceilings blended with exceptional décor gives guests the rustic, charm look they desire for their venue. Schedule a tour to book your next event.

Twenty-six years ago, the Nampa Civic Center was built as a community project. The Civic Center is evolving as a professional house hosting conferences for business and providing a stage for the performing arts with a collaborative collection of talented people from the valley. At the Center, human emotions and culture are best expressed through dance, music and the visual arts within our John Brandt Performing Arts Theater. In our theater, you will find an intimate setting with 640-seats and just 16-rows to view the entertainment. The Nampa Civic Center strives to create memories that last a lifetime.

Tucked away in the outskirts of Nampa, Idaho lays The Vintage Rose. Established in 2019, this family owned venue is full of natural beauty. The property boasts mature trees and beautiful landscaping. We offer multiple event spaces that include: gazebos, arbors, ponds, lush fruit trees, and mature willows to create the backdrop you desire. With all of our included amenities we hope to make your special day as easy and enjoyable as possible!

We offer a cultivated family environment where you can enjoy nature. Events and workshops let you relax and our local products come straight from farm to table. Handmade decorations will add rustic accents in almost every season. That’s a little about us. Can’t wait to see you all again and thank you for supporting us. Come visit our little farm!

The Mint Barrel Barn is a stunning, gambrel-style barn that was built in 1910. The barn’s earliest years are a mystery, but in later years it was used as a mint still. Huge quantities of local peppermint crops were distilled into mint oil, stored in large barrels, and sold across the nation to manufacturers of gum, mouthwash, toothpaste, and candy. Companies like Wrigley’s, Crest, Colgate, and LifeSavers paid top dollar for mint oil for their products. Since 2006, the Fulfer family has owned the barn, lovingly maintained it, and opened it up to friends and family as a warm and memorable gathering space for countless events. Owner, Kapri Maupin (Fulfer), wanted more people to be able to experience the history and make memories in the one-of-a-kind barn, so in 2018 she started upgrading and beautifully restoring the property. The barn now retains its historic beauty and is upgraded with all the amenities needed for a 21st century event.