As far as kayaking is concerned, you can hug the banks of the lake or paddle all the way out to Minidoka Dam. There are also numerous wooden piers to pull up to and enjoy lunch from inside your kayak.
Make sure to mark your calendars and make plans in advance, to get to as much as you can. Here are some of the events taking place this weekend in the area.
Animals are my biggest weakness. If it is fluffy, adorable, has four legs, basically isn't a human, I want to touch it. This spring you can actually do that at the Burley Straw Maze as they bring back their Animal Days!
If you live in the Burley area and you love sushi, you may be excited to hear that a new sushi restaurant is open. If you check out their Facebook page, it looks like sushi with a twist as well. I already wish they delivered to Twin Falls.
Anyone that has grown up watching Disney, knows they have the most iconic movies. One such classic is set to be performed in the Magic Valley starting this month.
There are so many places you can donate to help animals on January 17th. The nationwide movement to commemorate Betty White is happening Monday. If you want to participate we have a list of places you can donate in honor of the late icon.
The Magic Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing their annual Christmas Concert this Monday, December 20 at the King Fine Arts Center in Burley at 7:30 PM.