When is Western Days in the Magic Valley in 2026

The Twin Falls Western Days is a three-day event in downtown Twin Falls. It features free concerts, food trucks, vendor booths, carnival rides, a beer garden for the adults, a car show, and a parade.

This year, The Butterfly Haven will also be at Western Days. Keep reading to see the schedule for the live music, carnival events, the parade and route, and which food trucks will be there.

Twin Falls Western Days Event Info: Parade, Music, Food, and Fun

The Twin Falls Western Days will take place from Friday, May 29th, through Sunday, May 31st. The carnival rides will be operating each day, and there will be free live music every afternoon at the bandshell. The parade happens on Saturday morning (parade route and road closure info below), and the car show will be on-site on Saturday and Sunday. Two special attractions this year, the Butterfly Haven and the Walk on Water attractions, will be open all three days.

When is the 2026 Western Days Parade in Twin Falls, ID

The parade begins at 9 AM on Saturday, May 30th. The route begins at the intersection of Falls and Blue Lakes. Participants will head south down Blue Lakes, turn right onto Shoshone at the Addison 5-points intersection, and then travel down Shoshone past the Twin Falls City Park and finish at Main Street.

Spectators are invited to watch from the sidewalks along Blue Lakes and Shoshone. Road closures will be in place, which will limit parking options and access once the parade begins. Arrive early to secure a good spot.

Which Bands Are Playing at the 2026 Twin Falls Western Days

The Western Days agenda has 11 bands listed as playing in 2026. Here's who will be here and when.

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For details on the car show, carnival rides, and other attractions, make sure to check the Western Days website and social media pages for information and updates.

Cheer, Dance, and Performance Groups in the Western Days Parade

Among the more than 100 entries in the Twin Falls Western Days, there were quite a few performance groups who walked, danced, cheered, and entertained over the mile-and-a-half route.

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