Caldwell embodies the very definition of country living, complete with picturesque sunsets, friendly locals, exciting local events, and rustic western ambiance. Caldwell is a small town 25 miles west of Boise and 45 minutes from the Oregon border. The central business district of Caldwell is thriving again. Now that Indian Creek Plaza has been renovated, this once sleepy town is bustling with activity. Over the course of a year, the plaza serves as a hub for over 250 different events, including wine and art festivals, concerts, and more. In addition to a brand-new, state-of-the-art movie theater, hip, new eateries and shops have opened in the area. In the winter, when people can skate on the outdoor ice ribbon, the area becomes a magical festival of lights. For locals of the Treasure Valley, it has become an annual wintertime tradition.
In this part of the valley, rodeos and county fairs are major events. More than 45,000 enthusiastic fans attend the Caldwell Night Rodeo every year for the five-night extravaganza, making it the largest and longest-running annual event in Canyon County. More than 50,000 people from all over the region attend the Canyon County Fair every year, making it the county’s most popular summer event. All the family climbing, gymnastics, etc.). The Nampa Civic Center houses the culturally enriching John Brandt Performing Arts Theater. The lovely Lake Lowell is a haven for wildlife and outdoor activities, making it a popular destination for those who appreciate the environment.
Caldwell is the ideal place to call home because it has both historic and modern elements, as well as ample open space for its inhabitants to relax and take in their surroundings. A place where farmto-table meals can be had at Grandma’s or the newest restaurant in town, and where overalls and cowboy boots can be seen alongside designer jeans and high heels. This exciting community is the ideal blend of cowboy and chic.
