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There are always events taking place in the Magic Valley, and this holiday weekend is no different.

Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

The next big event is the CSI Rodeo and, as always, it’s expected to be huge.

The title of Miss Rodeo Idaho has been missing from the Magic Valley for almost a decade, but that statistic finally ended this year.

Here are some of the events taking place this weekend you won't want to miss.

On the south side of Twin Falls, a former CSI Rodeo Team member has brought his passion for rodeo to his backyard.

Sometimes you will come across a video where you think that and wonder how it wasn't recorded here, and I happened to come across a video like that.

Be aware that the danger in attending a rodeo, and when something goes wrong, it can be terrifying as this video proves.

If you are on the fence about what to do this weekend, there is tons to do and very little chance you will be bored this Labor Day weekend in the Magic Valley.

The Twin Falls County Fair for 2022 will take place between August 31st and September 5th.

For the 107th time, the Snake River Stampede and Rodeo will kick off next week

In Twin Falls there is a sport that the locals love and if you are new to the area, you should attend and see what you are missing out on.

Fearless warriors. Men filled with faith.

The Twin Falls County Fair and Rodeo starts September 1st and runs through the 6th.

The Jerome County Fair and Rodeo started on Monday, August 9th and runs through Saturday, the 14th.

The Twin Falls County Fair is coming and there are a ton of fun events. Most of them you don't want to miss, and these are the ones you definitely don't want to. The Twin Falls County Fair is September 1st through September 6th.

After a ride where the bull threw his rider, the bull wasn't done with his moment in the spotlight.

The People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) has sent a letter to the Cassia County prosecutor and sheriff asking for an investigation into the recent Oakley Pioneer Days rodeo event involving wild cows and fireworks.

Mitch Pollock lives in Twin Falls and graduated from the College of Southern Idaho, while he was there he was on the Rodeo team. Now he has graduated he is doing pro rodeo and, on his downtime, doing some practicing.

The College of Southern Idaho is not the only college of university making the announcement to changes in the sports schedule. CSI has decided to move most of the fall sports to the spring.