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The public is invited to an open house to view the work of Magic Valley artists at a new exhibit opening in September.

If you see art around town over the next few weeks, there’s a reason.

What’s better than pizza and a movie? Answer: Free pizza and a movie.

The Dilettante Group of Magic Valley is turning 60 this year and is celebrating with a performance of a popular Broadway musical.

The College of Southern Idaho Symphonic Band is looking for high school musicians, college students, and community members to join the ensemble.

The Magic Valley Little Theatre will put on the show this Thursday-Saturday, Dec. 6-8, at Vera C. O’Leary Middle School.

The organizers of Kids Art in the Park are worried about the low count of early registration numbers.

Students in south-central Idaho have until Friday to submit their artwork for this year's upcoming Art & Soul of the Magic Valley.

Art & Soul of The Magic Valley is thrilled to announce their youth category. All Magic Valley kids are encouraged to show their art for a chance to win cash!

If you are looking for the perfect place to start learning woodworking skills, this is it!

On January 8th, Twin Falls lost Russell Harley Braaton, better known to the community as Rusty. Rusty Braaton was a local tattoo artist and a friend to many.

The Magic Valley Arts Council presents Kids Art In The Park. All children between the ages of 3 and 14 are welcome to attend art workshops on July 30th in the Twin Falls City Park.