Events in Twin Falls, ID

Learn the basics of throwing on the pottery wheel in a beginner-friendly class for ages 9 and up. The fee is $45 plus tax and includes instruction, three pounds of clay to create about two to three pieces, plus firing and glazing. Reservations are required, and drop-in attendance is not available. The instructor will be present only if participants have registered. Each session is limited to three students, and it is a hands-on experience, so expect to get a little muddy while learning a new skill.

A friendly, free 5K parkrun takes place on the Canyon Rim Trail at the Twin Falls Visitor Center. The course is clearly marked and moves through beautiful surroundings, and volunteers offer encouragement along the way. The atmosphere is welcoming and inclusive with no pressure, and people of all ages and abilities can participate, including families and kids. Dogs on a short lead are welcome. First timers can register online in advance and bring a personal barcode so their time can be recorded.

A festive sendoff to summer highlights what is promoted as the biggest night of the year, with five bands on the lineup and plenty of kid-friendly fun, including face painting and cotton candy. The night also features live music, a full-service bar, access to six vendors, and additional offerings. It serves as the closing night of live music for the 2026 season.

This no-cost climbing wall experience at Gemstone Climbing is open to people of all ages with special needs, whether physical or intellectual. It is available to individuals who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, or have Down syndrome or autism.

Experience a restorative sound session in the Salt Cave, featuring new crystal bowls from Float Magic along with additional instruments used for healing. Chairs and blankets will be available for comfort. You may bring a water bottle if it has a secure lid, and beverages will be available for purchase. The cost is $45 per session. For questions or to reserve a spot, call 208-933-2620 or email info@floatmagic.com.

This session provides an overview of fair housing fundamentals, breaks down the components of a fair housing allegation, and highlights current issues shaping the conversation.

Rise & Riffs brings a Fender-focused showcase to Dunkley Music Twin Falls, featuring the new Vintera III series alongside Fender 75th Anniversary models, including the Silver/Diamond Dust Sparkle Bass. The Vintera III range salutes key Fender eras with vintage-style looks, feel, pickups, and details that appeal to fans of timeless Fender sound and character. Attendees can plug in, test the latest instruments, connect with fellow players, and check out Fender giveaways such as a Mustang Micro guitar headphone amp, a Fender Flash 2.0 rechargeable tuner, Ultracore strings with a Contour cable, a Fender hat, a Strat coaster set, and a Custom Shop calendar. This series is held on the first Saturday of each month in Twin Falls.

An evening of skywatching at the observatory highlights Saturn during its 2026 closest approach to Earth. The ringed planet sits about 784 million miles, 1.26 billion kilometers, away at this time, making it one of the best chances this year to see it clearly through the telescopes. Viewing is weather permitting.

Interlink Volunteer Caregivers is hosting its inaugural charity golf scramble, a day on the course dedicated to helping neighbors who need extra support. The event brings together golfers, sponsors, and community members to assist older adults and people living with chronic illness in staying safe, mobile, and independent at home. Proceeds sustain IVC programs offered at no cost, including free rides to essential medical and other critical appointments, installation of grab bars to enhance home safety, and construction of wheelchair ramps for accessible entry and exit. Because the organization depends on grants and donations, community participation is key to continuing these services. Players can look forward to a team-based scramble with contests, prizes, and plenty of on-course activities, along with lunch and time to connect with local residents and businesses. Golfers of every ability are welcome. Ways to support include registering to play, sponsoring a hole or team, donating or providing raffle items and prizes, and encouraging friends, coworkers, and business partners to take part. Every contribution helps deliver compassionate, practical assistance that keeps clients safe, mobile, and cared for where they most want to be... at home. For details, contact InterlinkIdaho@gmail.com.

At Lighthouse Church in Twin Falls, Idaho, Megan Woods brings The Truth Tour to the stage, building on a breakout year and the success of her first headlining run. Known for the song The Truth, she shares music and stories that have resonated with audiences across the country. Jeremy Rosado joins as the special guest. Recognized from American Idol and The Voice, he contributes a warm and genuine presence as both artists shape an evening centered on worship, connection, and a clear reminder of God's truth. Tickets are available. Entry is offered in tiers that include VIP, early entry, and general admission, and the schedule may change. For everyone’s protection, TPR does not allow third party ticket resales on its event pages, and tickets bought through resellers are not guaranteed by TPR. Purchasing through the official ticketing outlet helps ensure valid tickets and access to important updates and assistance.

At the Centennial Observatory, the Monthly Free Star Party offers telescope views of double and multiple stars, Neptune, and, later in the evening, Saturn. Once twilight has passed, observers can look for deep sky targets including star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies, all under a moonless sky. Plans are subject to weather. For the latest updates, call the Centennial Observatory Star Line at 732-MOON (6666).

Enjoy a memorable evening of outstanding music, refreshing drinks, and feel-good vibes, with Josh Summers on hand.

Guided by Shelly Jensen and Mark Stevens of Golden Dragon Healing, this restorative sound ceremony invites deep relaxation and a shared high vibration experience focused on harmonizing body, mind, and spirit. The gathering takes place at Crystals EnLight's Healing Center, with entry through the back door and parking available near the rear entrance. If you plan to lie on the floor, bring items to create a comfortable nest. Space is limited to 35 people, so arriving early will help you choose and set up your spot. Admission is $10.

MVSC Tater Days combines grass drag racing with a bustling swap meet. Admission is $5 per person, and children 10 and under are free. Concessions will be available. Race entry is $35 for most classes, with Open Mod at $50, and payouts feature 100 percent payback for Open Mod and 50 percent for the other classes. Competition spans Mountain Stock and Mountain Improved Stock in 600, 800, 850, 850 Turbo and 1000, plus Mountain Extreme Mod with nitrous and turbo builds divided into Little Extreme under 900 and Big Extreme 900 and above. Vintage sleds include fan cooled and liquid cooled models. UTV divisions cover Stock, Stock Turbo and Open Mod, with additional categories for ATVs and motorcycles. Young riders have dedicated options, including a Junior class for ages 12 to 15 in 600 and 700 with a $20 fee and a Kids class for ages 11 and younger for moto, sled or ATV at $10. A free Power Wheels and Stacyc race is also offered. The Magic Valley Snowmobile Club is a nonprofit organization. For questions or sponsorship inquiries, contact Justin at 208-280-0187 or Kraig at 208-280-3251.

Experience a relaxing and transformational sound ceremony guided by Shelly Jensen and Mark Stevens of Golden Dragon Healing. Held at Crystals EnLight’s Healing Center, this high-vibrational gathering focuses on harmonizing body, mind, and spirit. Attendees may bring nesting materials if they plan to lie on the floor. Please use the back entrance, with parking available near that door in the rear lot. Capacity is limited to 35, so arriving early makes it easier to choose and set up a spot. Admission is $10.00.

Explore the cosmos at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science as the observatory opens its telescopes for night sky viewing. Weather permitting, sights may include Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, double and multiple star systems, star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies. Admission is $1.50. Ages 6 and under are free, and admission is also free with paid planetarium admission.

Habitat marks 35 years of building and 20 years of recycling in the Magic Valley with a celebratory evening featuring dinner, dancing, and an auction. Attire is Formal Construction Couture, with creativity encouraged and prizes for standout looks. Seating is limited.

The Monthly Free Star Party at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science’s Centennial Observatory features views of a waxing crescent Moon at about 28 percent illumination, along with Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, plus double and multiple stars and star clusters. These observatory events depend on weather conditions. For the latest updates, call the Centennial Observatory Star Line at 732-MOON (6666).

Taking place at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science, this event offers a seldom-seen look at Mercury, the solar system’s smallest and closest planet to the Sun, through a 24-inch observatory telescope. In the eyepiece it will resemble a tiny half-moon, with roughly 55 percent of its disk illuminated. Viewing is dependent on clear weather.

A supportive gathering for children and teens to honor the birthdays of loved ones who have died. Youth ages 6 to 17 take part in themed group activities that create space to talk about grief, share experiences, and find ways to navigate daily life alongside peers who understand. A family style dinner is included to encourage connection. For questions or more information, text 208-731-1461 or email tecklesbkg@gmail.com.

An evening of stargazing at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science features views through the observatory telescopes, weather permitting. Depending on conditions, sights may include Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, the full Moon, and double or multiple stars. Admission is $1.50. Ages 6 and under are free, and admission is also 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.

Telescope Tuesday at the Herrett Center for Arts & Science offers a chance to look through the observatory’s telescopes and take in a moonless sky. Likely sights include Neptune, Saturn, Uranus, and double or multiple stars, with deep-sky views of star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies appearing after twilight. Admission is $1.50. Ages 6 and under are free, and entry is free with paid planetarium admission. Weather permitting.