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One big comedian is set to come through Twin Falls this year, and you need to act fast before tickets are gone.

With a holiday and the beginning of spring break, there are many events taking place this weekend, and here are some to attend to get you out of the house.

Have fun, get out, and attend one of these many events this weekend in Twin Falls and around the Magic Valley.

Mother's day is this coming Sunday. Many will look to buy their moms flowers, jewelry, or something else, but maybe that isn't what your mom should get.

The weather is warming up, spring is flying by, and soon summer will fly by as well, meaning fair season will be here soon. Other then the food, the best part of going to a fair is the entertainment and who is performing. Idaho has many fairs, from the one in Twin Falls to the Eastern Idaho Fair, and also the Western Idaho Fair...

This weekend there are plenty of events taking place, and trying to do it all will be tough. Here are some fun things to do this weekend.

The Jerome community got together to send the Jerome Police Department a big thank you from comedian Bill Engvall and I have to say it is pretty amazing.

A stand-up comedian who can be seen in a new series on Netflix is giving away free passes to his show this weekend in Boise.

Comedy Night is tonight at Canyon Crest featuring performances from Doug Hecox and Paul Kelly from from 8:30 PM – 10:30 PM.

This is Zan, she's a comedian. Actually, you probably saw her in action last weekend at Cactus Petes in Jackpot, Nevada with Bob Zany!  And now for "A Moment Of Zan":

Lets be clear, I don't want to be famous.  I'm completely content with only being recognized by voice and NOT by face.  That would be scary.  However, comedian Tim Northern wants to be famous and he has no clue why he isn't yet.

A comedian in Britain tried to exchange boos for moos when he performed for a field of cows as part of research to see if the animals have a sense of humor. We don’t know if Milton Jones tried to make the cows laugh so hard milk came out their noses, but we do know cow expert Bruce Woodacre attended the show to gauge the reactions of the creatures.