There are not any events, as most places are closed, but there are a few things you can do to get out of the house or stay in to celebrate Christmas this weekend.
While the rest of the world is arguing about 'real tree or an artificial tree' I'm over here more concerned with the best way to hang my Christmas lights.
I wanted to see if the lasers were powerful enough to light up Balanced Rock, and what I saw after switching on the projectors still gives me chills when I think of it, even though the photographs don't do the experience justice.
In all my years living in Twin Falls, I've seen a great deal of holiday spirit. In my opinion, the best way to identify holiday spirit relates to decorations.
There will be a Winter Party at the Twin Falls Public Library on Thursday, December 23 from 4 PM to 6 PM. The event is free and will also be a lights tour.
In recent years, there has been an increase in inflatables in front of people's houses, and to me, it comes across as very lazy and lacks holiday spirit.
It's the most wonderful time of the year. I love going around and looking at Christmas lights and getting lost in the Christmas spirit. It is hard to be sad when there are so many beautiful lights and love being shared. The Burley Straw Maze has transformed into a winter wonderland, and it is the perfect place to get lost in the Christmas spirit.
The Orton Botanical Garden will officially open for the holiday season on Thanksgiving Day. Enjoy Christmas in the Garden and embrace the Christmas spirit. I can't wait for the light display.
The Twin Falls Sheriff's Office shared some photos of someone with some serious holiday spirit and wanted to display it all around town. The decoration on the vehicle was more elaborate than my house.