Events

There are so many events that happen all over town you may not have even heard about. A lot of them are weekly or monthly. If you haven't gone to these events, you should check them out.

A winery in Glenns Ferry is holding a Grape Stomp event on September 13 and 14.

One of the funniest people I have ever seen, Gabriel Iglesias is coming to Boise next month. He is bringing his "Beyond The Fluffy" World Tour to CenturyLink Arena.

National Suicide Awareness day is September 10th and there are some projects and events for the cause across the Magic Valley and Twin Falls. If you are interested in attending an event or supporting the cause, there are a few ways you can do that.

Magic Valley Women for Wildlife event is happening this weekend.

The “Light Up the Night” show, featuring more than 300 drones in various formations, will begin in June 2020, coinciding with the opening of Boulder Beach.

September is being affectionately called "Halloween Eve" and fall is interchangeable with Halloween decorations. If you are a Halloween buff, the Magic Valley has some great things for you to check out.

I am legitimately sad right now. The Twin Falls Corn Maze over by Sprouts on Pole Line Road will not be happening this year. My heart may be broken into a million pieces right now.

If you have children, know someone with children or just walk down the toy aisle you have probably seen PAW Patrol merchandise. They are animated dogs that goes on adventures with their friend Ryder. Well, live action Paw Patrol is coming to Boise.

You can get yourself some farm fresh potatoes this Saturday the the CSI U-Pick Garden and it is this Saturday, August 31st only. The money goes to a good cause as well.

The good news though is there are some pretty great things happening in the month of September not only in Twin Falls, but around the Magic Valley. Here are some things you may want to mark on your calendar.

As we get closer to fall, there's one comfort food that I can't wait to enjoy with a warm bowl of tomato soup!