Star Idaho Veterans Day Potato Feed Returns November 6

Idahoans love two things, and we'rehat we're famous for them: veterans and potatoes. The Gem State is so well known for caring for veterans that many move from other states because of our veterans’ services.

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Next month is Veterans Day, complete with the Idaho State Veterans Parade and many other ceremonies throughout the Treasure Valley honoring those who’ve served. One Treasure Valley city will be hosting its famous Star Veterans Potato Feed.

Patriots and Potatoes Star, Idaho

Idahoans gather to honor America's Heroes

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When and Where This Year's Event Be Held?

The potato feed will move to Star's brand new Liberty Hall from 6pm-8pm. The event is one of a kind, combing food, fun, service, song, and family. Veterans eat for free and others can eat by donating five dollars.

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What Day is the Potato Feed?

The feed will be Friday night November 6th. If you love America and perhaps you're new to Idaho. Star, Idaho is a community that proudly holds events that unite the community. Many of its residents have served our country honorably. If you're driving through the city right now, you'll see local veterans honored on banners as you drive through town.

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How Do They Cook All Those Potatoes?

The dinner begins early in the morning as a select core of elite volunteers litterally cook thousands of potatoes that are fresh and hot for attending the dinner. Folks are encouraged to put their favorite fixings on their potato.