“Babette’s Feast” is about a French refugee who brings her community together through a meal. You can see it on campus for the next two weeks.

Seven students will audition for solo spots on the Symphony Band’s upcoming tour. The community is encouraged to watch the concert as the students audition for two coveted spots.

“Look Back, Look Around, Look Up and Look Unto Christ,” said Jason Reeder, the chair of the Department of Communication at BYU-Idaho in his devotional address, Tuesday.

Ballet Etude, a non-profit organization focused on the art of ballet, and a member of the Teton River Arts & Commerce, is holding a fundraising gala for its upcoming performances on Feb. 8 at 6 p.m. at the Uptown Event Center.

BYU-Idaho’s Career Center has been a big supporter of students finding jobs, internships and graduate programs. On Feb. 20 at the BYU-Idaho Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., the Career Center will host the Winter Career Fair.

The Mountain Motion Film Festival highlights outdoor winter adventure videos and the audience choice will receive $500.

Alex Andrews, owner of Little Free Bakery, enjoys baking treats and giving them out to the community for free.

A new event center is coming to Rexburg, and it’s called the Uptown Event Center. There will be an opening meet and greet on Feb. 22 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Hosts Austin Pace, Henry Clines, and Maiya Waddell dive into the world of movies and their impact on pop culture.