Twin Falls Events

On Thursday, February 25th at 6:30 p.m. a Twin Falls man is asking people show up at the Downtown Commons to help try to get Twin Falls named as a 2nd Amendment Sanctuary City. Forest Andersen, business owner, is helping drive the movement.

Hamilton has to be one of the most popular Broadway plays right now. It has been airing on Disney Plus but now you can see it live at the Morrison Center in Boise this year. If I can manage to get tickets I am going to scream like a little girl.

If you are a fan of Luke Combs we have some good news for you. Twin Falls and people all over the country can watch Luke Combs show this Thursday, February 18th for free.

The Idaho Tuberculosis Hospital has been featured on the Travel Channel Ghost Adventures and now you can see just how haunted it is yourself. I have heard some pretty scary things and I am intrigued.

Dang it! One of my favorite events of all time has been cancelled for 2021. Death By Chocolate has been cancelled for 2021 and a date has been rescheduled for 2022.

For high school athletes across the country, their sports seasons were either cut short or didn't happen at all. Subway and NFL Superstars have joined together to help those athletes get closer to their athletic dreams and goals.

There have been lots of things cancelled due to the COVID 19 pandemic but fortunately, here is one event that isn't going to get cancelled. The 9th annual Martini Tasting Masquerade Ball is happening in Twin Falls.

The Twin Falls Bridal Expo is Friday January 8th and Saturday January 9th.

Amazing Grace Fellowship on Eastland will be giving away free USDA food boxes beginning at 9 a.m. while supplies last.

There are a couple of different options for disposing of your Christmas tree in Twin Falls since the holidays are almost over. I am not sure how soon others take down their tree and decorations, but I know mine will be down this week.

Amazing Grace Fellowship Church on Eastland in Twin Falls has 20 pound USDA food boxes available now for free first come first serve to help feed families.

Every year there is a living Nativity scene that is like stepping back in time and being part of the birth of Jesus Christ. This year thankfully they are still doing it but it is going to look just a little different.