Events

Put the yard work away for another week and attend one of these many events that you won't want to miss this weekend.

If you’ve noticed an overwhelming number of dandelions sprouting up in Twin Falls neighborhoods this year, you’re not alone.

Coming up on May 19th and 20th at the Memorial Gym, it’s The Spring Fling & Wing event.

“A Day For Hope” on May 11th, will have an experience as positive as mine. This year they want to focus on suicide awareness in the magic valley with signs of love and support along Blue Lakes Blvd

In a world where it sometimes feels like antagonism toward law enforcement has become the norm, this Twin Falls Law Enforcement Memorial BBQ offers up a symbol of gratitude.

Avoid the indoors, plan accordingly, and get out to one or multiple of these events this weekend.

CSI Faulkner Planetarium is proud to have been chosen to present ‘Pink Floyd: The Dark Side of the Moon - 50 Years in a Heartbeat. This is the only location in the entire state of Idaho to view this fantastic presentation sanctioned by the band.

On Tuesday, My 9th, Chic-Fil-A in Twin Falls will donate 10% of proceeds from 5-8 PM to the Magic Valley Youth Mental Health Program.

Twin Falls is one of the best places in the country for Memorial Day due to a unique event that helps raise awareness and funds for veterans.

With plenty of activities for the summer to choose from, kids have the chance to find fun during their time away from school. Make sure to get them signed up now. The class sizes are limited.

During a recent bike trip down to Rock Creek Park in Twin Falls, Idaho I came across some interesting symbolism that I haven’t been able to explain.

There are plenty of events to get you out of the house to enjoy your time off work, without getting bored or staying home.

Support the Twin Falls Tough Enough to Wear Pink 'Bags, Booze & Boobs' in a great night of fun. Maybe you can make it a 3-day weekend.

Gather ‘round young people and those who care for younglings that are unable to read. We inform you of the future gatherings and doings at the Twin Falls Public Library for May.

With May upon us, the Twin Falls Public Library has a few things on the calendar to help maintain sanity in the household.

Start planning now, as it will be a busy weekend in the Magic Valley with all the events offered on the final weekend of April.

The next chance to stuff your face, I mean to support local business, is this weekend on the 29th and 30th at Harmon Park in Twin Falls. Broken Barrel says the north side at 8 AM.

One big comedian is set to come through Twin Falls this year, and you need to act fast before tickets are gone.

If you're looking for some free fun for the whole family, stop by The College of Southern Idaho’s open house on April 29th from 11 am to 3 pm.

The zoo is coming, but when and what will it look like when it does?