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For those not paying close enough attention, one of the Magic Valley's most popular art, food, and wine events is just a month away, and also is set in a beautiful location that includes waterfalls and islands.

There are multiple options for farmer's markets when it comes to the Magic Valley, but there is one in the area that is a little different than the rest.

Mother's day is this coming Sunday. Many will look to buy their moms flowers, jewelry, or something else, but maybe that isn't what your mom should get.

Area vendors will also be on-site exhibiting handmade goods, and chairs and blankets are encouraged so attendees can relax, sip and eat on the garden's grassy grounds.

One great way to relax is to sit and have a glass of wine, but something even more cheerful could be having a glass with Santa or the Grinch.

I have no idea why this isn't already a thing! A portable trailer bar is in the works for people to rent for their parties and events. The adorable trailer will be available at the beginning of 2022 barring any complications.

One of my co-workers came to us from the California wasteland. He's been pretty cool so far and hasn't turned Twin Falls into a haven for the horrible, yet.

Part of me doesn't want to admit that this pandemic has changed me or my lifestyle. I don't want to admit that a virus has that power over my choices.

Good news for those of you who like to drink an occasional glass of wine.

It may take longer than an instant, but it is possible to make wine in your Instant Pot. If you've got some grape juice in the pantry and the weekend to experiment, this could be the biggest conversation piece at your New Year's Eve party.

At your Christmas gathering this weekend you might not be able to tell that's a can of beer or a can of wine in that koozie. Canned wine is becoming a thing, but we're not sure Idaho is on board.

If you are looking for a unique date night in the Magic Valley, this might be perfect. Crossing Winery is hosting a murder mystery.