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Reptile Revue
Explore the world of scales at Reptile Revue, where families learn what sets reptiles apart and meet some of the Herrett Center’s resident snakes and lizards in person. Animals often featured include a reticulated python, Columbian boa, ball python, legless lizard, bearded dragon, leopard gecko, and others. Admission is free, and a suggested donation of $5 per family helps provide food and care for the reptiles that live at the Herrett Center.
Herrett Center for Arts & SciencePoetically Correct
After a multi-year pause, Ooh La La is bringing back Poetically Correct, an open mic presented with The Lamphouse Theatre. It welcomes poets and spoken word enthusiasts to share original work or simply listen, laugh, and get inspired, with local beer available. Dedicated to free speech and creative expression, all levels and styles are encouraged, from traditional pieces to slam poetry. Admission is free. This all-ages gathering takes place at The Lamphouse Theatre and may include some adult language. Held on the first Thursday of each month. For questions, Liyah can be reached at 541-292-7159.
The Lamphouse TheatreHATV Kick Off Party – Twin Falls
Stop by for the unveiling and kick-off celebration for the CBH Hearts Across the Valley art project. The first of the installation will be revealed with featured artist Emily Meidell, and you can show support for local artists while picking up some swag from the heart-filled initiative.
Twin Falls Visitor CenterAARP ID Outdoor Shred Event
Bring your sensitive financial documents and other personal information to be safely shredded at this community drive-through event. You’ll follow the on-site process using the orange traffic cones, and an employee will help place your materials into the shred truck for destruction. The event is rain or shine, and organizers may cancel due to adverse weather. You can bring up to 10 boxes per person (no businesses), keep your containers, and items may also be brought in plastic bags.
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