Twin Falls Events

Putter's Mini Golf in Twin Falls has decorated completely for Christmas.

When some think of celebrating New Year's Eve, a lot of people go out to bars or parties. That leaves some families in a bind. Well, you can have a fun New Year no matter the age.

If you have never touched a ski or snowboard in your life and you have always wanted to try it out, you are in luck. This weekend you can do just that for FREE.

Every year the Twin Falls Police Department and Twin Falls Fire Departments join together with the Salvation Army for a friendly competition to see who can raise the most money for a good cause.

For 3 days this week, the annual Come to Bethlehem Christmas Concert and Nativity Festival will be happening!

The thaw may be slow in coming.

If you are out and about Saturday, you can help the Salvation Army, Stotz Equipment, Lofthus Group and Dream Big Idaho by filling up a John Deere tractor bucket with your donations.

Here's the visiting hours and info you need if you want to take the kids to visit Santa at the Magic Valley Mall in Twin Falls

Albion Haunted Mansions are a great way Halloween attraction, but that isn't it! This year, they are turning their haunted grounds into a Christmas wonderland!

Registration is now open for the yearly Turkey Trot at the College of Southern Idaho. The best part, if you find a frozen turkey and carry it to the finish line, it's yours!

They have done this a couple of times and with Halloween right around the corner they saw the opportunity for another Throwback Thursday, 21 and over only.

Let's face it, Halloween isn't just for kids. Adults love it too, and if they don't have children, or don't have kids for the night here are some fun adult only things you can do