There are food booths and a horned toad race. The event is held behind the courthouse of this small town on Idaho Highway 78. Local kids catch horn-toad lizards, name them and enter them in the race. The toads are put in a bucket and let loose. The first one out of the bull's-eye circle wins his proud owner a toad trophy.
Food includes baked potatoes, barbecue ribs, hamburgers and ice cream.
As many as 3,000 people have attended. A golf tournament is held Friday, and Saturday begins with a pancake breakfast, parade and car show. A carnival runs through the day. The location is about 10 miles from downtown Boise. Follow State Street through the middle of Eagle, where the events are held.