Events in Blaine County today

An interactive program for children featuring hands-on activities, stories, and snacks. Each week introduces new creative projects, such as clay hand-building, ceramic painting, and glass fusing, with step-by-step guidance for children. The fee is $15 +Tax, and advance reservations are required.

Experience live music from local talent Avery Soloaga.

Refreshments accompany a guided visit to Circa 1971: From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation. Explore the exhibition with SVMoA curators and educators leading the way.

Argentine guitarist and composer Lautaro Tissera brings Bayum, his latest album of tango and Argentine music, to the stage. The program offers a nuanced journey through the sound worlds of Argentina, connecting long standing traditions with a contemporary outlook. Through new arrangements and his own pieces, he shapes a distinctive musical voice inspired by tango, folk from the litoral region, and elements of jazz and classical music. The set also salutes influential figures such as Astor Piazzolla, Horacio Salgán, and Eduardo Falú, balancing accuracy with emotion and a careful search for color and texture. Centered on an intimate, expressive guitar, this concert reflects a rigorous artistic path in dialogue with Latin American roots and their ongoing evolution.

Learn the basics of throwing on the pottery wheel in a beginner-friendly class for ages 9 and older. The fee is $45 plus tax and includes instruction, three pounds of clay that typically makes two to three pieces, along with firing and glazing. Class size is limited to three students. Reservations are required, drop-ins are not accepted, and an instructor will be present only if someone has registered. Expect to get muddy while picking up a new skill.

A free 5K, 3.1-mile run and walk on the Canyon Rim Trail parkrun at the Twin Falls Visitor Center welcomes runners, joggers, walkers, families, kids, and dogs on a short lead. The route is clearly marked in scenic surroundings, volunteers offer encouragement throughout, and the atmosphere is inclusive with chances to meet people and connect with a supportive community. First-timers can complete a one-time online registration in advance and bring a personal barcode to record their time. Volunteering opportunities are available and help make the event possible. Participation is flexible, whether walking, jogging, running, or cheering from the sidelines.

This annual End of Summer Bash is billed as the biggest night of the year. The celebration is expanding with five bands in the lineup and activities for kids including face painting and cotton candy. A full service bar will be available, and guests can check out six vendors. It also marks the final night of live music for the 2026 season.

This offering provides free access to rock wall climbing for participants of all ages with special needs. It is open to individuals with physical or intellectual disabilities, including those who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, and those with Down syndrome or autism.

Settle into the Salt Cave for a restorative sound immersion featuring Float Magic's new crystal bowls paired with other soothing instruments. Seating and blankets will be available for comfort. Guests may bring a lidded water bottle, and beverages will be offered for purchase. Each session costs $45. For questions or to reserve a spot, call 208-933-2620 or email info@floatmagic.com.