There is much to do and many ways to enjoy the holiday. Here are some of the many events taking place this weekend around the Magic Valley this holiday weekend.
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.
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.
As in past years, the event will include live music, family entertainment, snacks, a beer garden, master of ceremonies, the lowering of the beloved, artificial plant starting at 11:59 P.M., and the firework finale.
It is beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Well, kind of, it will soon. Every year Rupert Square turns into the magical Christma City, USA. There are so many events from November 26th through the end of the year. It has made Rupert even more so of a travel destination for the holidays.
It is officially spooky season! As well as fall and Oktoberfest season. Lots of fun event happen around the Magic Valley in October so we compiled a list of some of the things you definitely don't want to miss this month. Mark your calendars and plan out all the events.
"Happy Accidents" are encouraged at an upcoming Bob Ross painting workshop series to be held at the Historic Wilson Theatre in Rupert, Idaho. Seats are limited, so you have to reserve a spot quickly.
Attention everyone who loves all things spooky! You can go check out all the haunted places in Rupert, hear the ghost stories surrounding them and more. It includes walking through several historical and haunted places in the area.
A truck driver from Rupert hauling hay was not seriously injured when his brakes apparently failed causing the semi-truck to overturn and catch fire near White Bird Friday afternoon.
Last year Rupert organized a fun event that is sure to be even better this year. The Rupert Beet Drop will take place on New Year's Eve in front of the Historic Wilson Theater. So happy the event was not cancelled.