Art

Discover how Twin Falls is blooming with art! The TFPAC's initiative is transforming public spaces with vibrant murals and creative electrical box wraps.

Throughout its 122-year history, Crayola has refused to bring back colors. That's about to change.

For those not paying close enough attention, one of the Magic Valley's most popular art, food, and wine events is just a month away, and also is set in a beautiful location that includes waterfalls and islands.

The only way to be bored in Twin Falls this time of year is if your goal is to be bored. Here are some of the events taking place this weekend in the Magic Valley.

Art and Soul of the Magic Valley is back.

There are multiple options for farmer's markets when it comes to the Magic Valley, but there is one in the area that is a little different than the rest.

This weekend is packed full of events, and there is no reason to be bored or inside in Twin Falls this weekend, unless you want to be.

There is an event in Twin Falls that is perfect for a creative date night as well as can serve as an early Valentine's Day as well.

Walking around Downtown Twin Falls you may have noticed some new artwork on display. On December 13th, the Twin Falls Urban Renewal Agency and the Downtown Arts Committee dedicated the artwork entitled "Magic of the Valley"

Driggs, Idaho is about 3 and a half hours east of Twin Falls. In the grand scheme of things, it isn't far and if you are looking for a fun winter adventure, the 10th Annual Driggs Snowscapes sounds like a lot of fun.

Winter is fast approaching, and with the weather soon to drop and snow to arrive, it will limit activities kids can do outside.

The 10th annual Art and Soul of the Magic Valley is happening right now. Local artists are showing off their skills in elaborate ways and you can vote for your favorites.