spring break

For those looking for something to do this weekend, here are some of the events taking place in the Magic Valley.

Give employees some time off, let them recharge, spend time with their families, and get a week off of work, and let's make adult spring break a thing in Twin Falls.

The listing includes a private beach, boat dock, jacuzzi, a game room featuring billiards, an indoor and outdoor fireplace, a sand volleyball court, a gazebo, three and a half bathrooms, and trails to walk on.

While most are happy that spring is here, some negatives come with it and maybe we shouldn't be as happy as we are.

Spring break is this week, and there are many options on how to spend it. So which way would you prefer?

While many kids will want to stay inside and play video games, sleep, or binge-watch something on Netflix, there are many options to keep them busy during the break.

If Spring Break isn't enough incentive to kill the screens, maybe the chance to get paid to digitally detox is what you need?

If you are trying to find ways to get the kiddos out of the house for Spring Break, the Twin Falls City Pool will be open for business and some fun. They are bringing back the "tower" as well so there is more fun to play on.

Maybe just like me you realized that your kids don't have any more school this week and that next week is Spring Break.

There are a lot of activities to do in Southern Idaho that are contingent on Mother Nature behaving - but she can't stop the fun at the City Pool.

What other fun things do you have planned for spring break around Twin Falls?

The Twin Falls County Extension Office is hosting a Spring Break Robotics Camp. The camp will be held March 20th through March 24th at the University of Idaho Extension Office.