Events in Blaine County, ID

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Experience a one hour neuro somatic yoga session in the Healing Center led by Jenny Greenough Hanson. The practice weaves mindfulness, breath, and movement to foster self-awareness, encourage deep stretching, and build strength so you leave feeling renewed. All levels are welcome, with guidance to honor your body and adapt the practice as needed. The class fee is $15. Use the rear parking area and enter through the Healing Center door.

A weekly sewing program helps participants build skills from the fundamentals through creating their own t-shirts, with guidance suitable for beginners and experienced makers alike. Each session is capped at 11 students to keep instruction hands-on. The program runs as a 10-week series on Thursdays. A single registration covers the entire series, so there is no need to sign up for each individual class or monthly session, and a donation is required to reserve a seat. If you only want the dates on your calendar without reserving a spot, the organizer offers a Google Calendar you can add to your personal schedule. The curriculum is designed to boost confidence and open doors to alteration career paths, while supporting a broader goal of developing an advanced sewing center that expands opportunities in the community. Because space is limited, participants are asked to attend once registered so another learner does not lose the chance to take part.

Celebrate Halloween at Twin Falls Volkswagen with a free, family-friendly trunk-or-treat event. The celebration returns this year with decorated car trunks to explore, candy to collect, games to enjoy, and plenty of moments worth a photo. Kids and families can make the rounds for treats in a festive atmosphere filled with costumes and seasonal fun.

Middlekauff's annual trunk-or-treat gives families a chance to show off costumes, check out the trunks, and collect candy. This free event is open to everyone.

This open house brings together gifted, intuitive readers and healers inside the Healing Center. Offerings include tarot and oracle card readings, intuitive messages, sound treatment, and more. Entry is $5, and each session is priced individually by the reader. Arrive and depart at your convenience, select a practitioner to sit with, and receive a message or treatment. Please enter through the store.

MVSC Tater Days features grass drags alongside a swap meet, presented by the Magic Valley Snowmobile Club, a nonprofit organization. Admission is 5 dollars per person, with children 10 and under admitted free, and concessions will be available. Race entry is 35 dollars, with Open Mod at 50 dollars, and payouts include full payback for Open Mod and half payback for other classes. Racing spans a wide range of divisions, including Mountain Stock in 600, 800, 850 including turbo, and 1000, plus Mountain Improved Stock in 600, 800, 850 Turbo, and 1000. Mountain Extreme Mod covers nitrous and turbo builds, grouped as Little Extreme under 900 and Big Extreme 900 and above. Additional categories include vintage sleds in both fan-cooled and liquid-cooled models, UTVs in stock, stock turbo, and open mod, as well as ATVs and motorcycles. Young riders have dedicated options too, with a junior division for ages 12 to 15 in 600 and 700 for 20 dollars, a kids division for ages 11 and under for 10 dollars open to moto, sled, or ATV, and free participation for Power Wheels and Stacyc riders. Questions or sponsorship inquiries can be directed to Justin at 208-280-0187 or Kraig at 208-280-3251.

This community trunk-or-treat offers a festive Halloween outing for families, friends, and young trick-or-treaters. Costumes are encouraged and the focus is lighthearted fun for everyone. The organizers note there is still room for a few more local businesses to participate and that their flyer will be updated as additional participants are confirmed.

The Argyros transforms its lobby into a free, family-friendly Halloween party with trick-or-treating, costumes, candy, dancing, and games. On the patio, DJ MFEM, also known as Maeve Mulick from Wood River High School, will spin spooky music for all ages. Families can fill candy bags from The Argyros and enjoy festive activities hosted by local businesses and nonprofits. Costumes are encouraged for everyone, and children 12 and under can enter a costume contest for a chance to win a grand prize that includes four tickets to Dinosaur Dimensions in November and four drink vouchers for parents. Presented in partnership with the City of Ketchum, with free admission in the Argyros Performing Arts Center lobby.

After a few years on pause, Ooh La La is bringing back Poetically Correct in collaboration with The Lamphouse Theatre. This open mic welcomes poets and anyone who enjoys spoken word. Share your own pieces or relax and listen, find a laugh, spark new ideas, and sip local beer. The gathering celebrates the freedoms of speech and expression, and it invites every level and style, including original work, traditional poetry, and slam. Admission is free. The program is open to all ages, with some adult language. Hosted at The Lamphouse Theatre on the first Thursday of each month. For questions, contact Liyah at 541-292-7159.

Enjoy a relaxing and transformative sound ceremony guided by Shelly Jensen and Mark Stevens of Golden Dragon Healing at Crystals EnLight’s Healing Center. This high-vibrational gathering focuses on harmonizing body, mind, and spirit. Bring nesting materials if you plan to lie on the floor. Please enter through the back door, and note that parking is available nearby in the rear lot. Admission is $10. Attendance is limited to 35 people, so arriving a little early is recommended to choose and set up your spot.

Rise & Riffs at Dunkley Music Twin Falls spotlights Fender’s new Vintera III series alongside striking 75th Anniversary models, including the Silver and Diamond Dust Sparkle Bass. The Vintera III instruments honor classic Fender eras with vintage styled looks, familiar feel, period inspired pickups, and tones that capture a timeless vibe. Guests can spend hands on time with the guitars, trade riffs with fellow players, and take part in giveaways featuring prizes such as a Mustang Micro headphone amp, a Fender Flash 2.0 rechargeable tuner, Ultracore strings with a Contour cable, a Fender hat, and a Strat coaster set with a Custom Shop calendar. The gathering welcomes the growing guitar community in Twin Falls.

Explore fresh approaches to creating spells in a welcoming setting that continues to introduce new ideas. With guidance from Ginger, Shahana, and Mary Ellen, participants can experiment and have some fun. The cost is $25.00, and extra supplies may be needed for each class. The session takes place at Crystals EnLight Healing Center. To register or with questions, call 208-595-2474 or text 208-404-6205. Please park in the back and enter through the Healing Center Door.

Artist Jenn Young leads a relaxed watercolor workshop focused on painting loose fall trees. Participants will paint the scene twice, first to get comfortable with the techniques and then again to refine composition. The tree design works with any color palette and can be turned into a greeting card for many occasions. Materials are provided, no prior experience is required, and the class is open to ages 14 and up. Instruction takes place in the Twin Falls Center for the Arts classroom on the second floor. The fee is $20 for MVAC members and $25 for non-members, and memberships start at $25 per year. All tickets, tables, and seats are nonrefundable once purchased.

Explore the night sky at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science, where the observatory’s telescopes will be aimed at a range of celestial targets. Depending on conditions, you may glimpse Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, double and multiple star systems, star clusters, luminous nebulae, and distant galaxies. Drop in any time during the evening to take a look through the eyepiece and see what is visible. Admission is $1.50, children 6 and under are free, and entry is also free with paid planetarium admission. Viewing is weather permitting.

Celebrate the tattoo community’s Friday the 13th tradition with a weekend flash sale featuring specials on tattoos, piercings, and in-shop merchandise. Enjoy reduced prices on artist binders, piercings at half off, and a broad selection of brand-new flash alongside regular designs beginning at $25, with some classics being retired to make space for new artwork. A full wall of Friday the 13th themed flash, with options from $13, will be available only this weekend. New artists will be working in the shop for tattoos. No appointment is required and walk-ins are welcome throughout the weekend. There is no limit to how many tattoos or piercings you can get, and there are no placement restrictions. A flyer with additional details will be posted in the discussion section.

Back for a second year, this team-only investigation unfolds overnight with room and board included. Designed for established teams, the experience also provides snacks, drinks, and breakfast. Additional details and team reservations are available upon request.

Habitat marks 35 years of building and 20 years of recycling in the Magic Valley with an evening that features dinner, dancing, and an auction. Seating is limited. The dress theme invites Formal Construction Couture with creative flair, and prizes will be awarded for standout looks. Tickets are available online, and questions about table sponsor levels or reservations can be directed to (208) 735-1233.

This free monthly stargazing event takes place in the Centennial Observatory at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science. Possible views include a waxing crescent Moon at 28 percent illumination, Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, as well as double and multiple stars and star clusters. Activities are weather dependent. For the latest updates, call the Centennial Observatory Star Line at 732-MOON (6666).

Ballet Idaho brings Westward to the Argyros, presenting a program shaped by the spirit and emotional terrain of the American West. The evening moves from open-hearted horizons to fierce self-reliance, tracing the motion, drive, and restless vision that forged the frontier and still fuels the national imagination. James Kudelka’s The Man In Black pays homage to Johnny Cash with forceful contemporary movement that carries his grit, lyricism, and soul. Developed with the Hemingway House artist residency in Ketchum, Dana Genshaft’s Undertow takes cues from Ernest Hemingway’s life and writing, echoing the region’s stark beauty and solitude. The program concludes with Garrett Anderson and Anne Mueller’s Appalachian Spring, Ballet Idaho’s salute to resilience, hope, and fresh beginnings, set to Aaron Copland’s celebrated score. Infused with Americana and sweeping choreography, Westward offers a journey through the character of the frontier.

Enjoy a rare chance to observe Mercury through a 24-inch telescope in the observatory. The smallest and innermost planet will display a phase of about 55 percent, appearing like a miniature half-moon in the eyepiece. Viewing is dependent on favorable weather.

This gathering honors loved ones who have died by celebrating their birthdays, creating space for remembrance and connection. It brings kids and teenagers together to talk about grief and loss, share experiences, and learn ways to navigate life alongside peers who understand. Designed for ages 6 to 17, the event features theme based groups and a family style dinner that encourages conversation and support. For questions or more information, text (208) 731-1461 or email tecklesbkg@gmail.com.

Connor Aklin leads a beginner-friendly crochet workshop covering basic techniques and the granny square pattern. Seats are limited. The cost is $25, and all supplies are included.

At the Herrett Center for Arts & Science, explore the night sky through the observatory’s telescopes, weather permitting. Depending on visibility, possible sights include Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, the full Moon, and striking double or multiple stars. Admission is $1.50, children ages 6 and under are free, and entry is free with a paid planetarium ticket.

Settle into a restorative sound ceremony guided by Shelly Jensen and Mark Stevens of Golden Dragon Healing. The experience centers on relaxation and transformation through high-vibration sound intended to harmonize body, mind, and spirit. It takes place at Crystals EnLight’s healing center. Participants may bring blankets, pillows, or other nesting items if they prefer to lie on the floor. Please use the back entrance, and note that parking is available in the rear lot. Capacity is limited to 35 people, so arriving early will help with choosing and setting up a spot. Admission is $10.

Charlene Fairbanks guides an immersive healing journey with the plant medicine of cacao, Light Language, Crystalline Soul Healing, and a Sekhem meditation. The experience includes a soothing sound bath with crystal singing bowls to support integration, and it concludes with a sharing circle. A cacao ceremony centers on the pure, unprocessed form of the fruit that gave rise to modern chocolate. Long honored as a sacred plant for its heart-opening qualities and once used as currency in ancient cultures, cacao is approached as a teacher. Participants drink it and listen to its spirit to awaken the heart and body to frequencies of divine love and abundance. Light Language is presented as an energetic frequency that channels the soul’s expression, allowing emotions, insights, and spiritual wisdom to flow directly while fostering connection with higher realms and ancient wisdom across time and space. Crystalline Soul Healing supports the unveiling of limiting patterns and core issues, encouraging shifts in beliefs and behaviors. Registration is available by calling 208-595-2474 or by texting 208-404-6205. The cost is $35.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing through the observatory telescopes under a moonless sky. Possible sights include Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and double or multiple stars. After twilight has fully ended, deep sky objects such as star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies may come into view. Admission is $1.50. Ages 6 and under are free, and it is free with paid planetarium admission. Viewing is weather dependent.

The Monthly Free Star Party at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science takes place in the Centennial Observatory and offers free views of the night sky, including a waxing crescent moon about 14 percent illuminated, Neptune, Saturn, and Uranus. Visitors can also look for double and multiple stars and, once twilight has passed, deep-sky objects such as star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. Observatory events are weather dependent. For the latest updates, call the Centennial Observatory Star Line at 732-MOON (6666).

Explore the night sky through the observatory telescopes at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science in Twin Falls. Possible views include a nearly full moon at about 98 percent illumination, the planets Neptune, Saturn, and Uranus, as well as striking double and multiple stars. Admission is $1.50. Children ages six and under are free. Admission is also free with a paid planetarium admission.