This Magic Valley weekend roundup for October 23–25, 2026 highlights a Friday magic show, a Saturday StoryWalk and a free library movie in Twin Falls, plus a free Día de los Muertos celebration in Bellevue. All times are Mountain Time.
Friday evening: Magic Across America
October 23, 7–8 p.m.; general-admission doors open at 6:30 p.m. | Orpheum Theatre, 146 Main Avenue N, Twin Falls. Illusionist Josh Farley brings a live stage show to downtown Twin Falls. Tickets are advertised from $18.91; check the booking page for current availability and the final price.
The organizer welcomes all ages but describes the clean show as tailored to adults and notes that children 8 and younger may become restless. It may be a better fit for families with older children.
Magic Across America listing · Official theatre website and tickets
Saturday morning: Read & Treat at City Park
October 24, 11 a.m.–1 p.m. | City Park, 400 Shoshone Street East, beside Twin Falls Public Library. Wear a costume and follow a not-so-spooky StoryWalk. Community groups will share treats along the route, and the library plans a photo station at its original entrance.
This is a free community event for all ages. Drop in during the event window, with comfortable shoes and layers for the outdoor walk.
Read & Treat listing · Official library calendar
Saturday afternoon: A free library movie
October 24, starting at 3 p.m. | Twin Falls Public Library, 201 Fourth Avenue East. The Saturday matinee is Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween, rated PG. Admission is free. The calendar reserves 3–5:30 p.m.; the actual finish depends on the film’s running time.
Use the rating and your children’s comfort with spooky stories to decide whether this is a good fit. Check the library calendar for any lineup changes.
Saturday matinee listing · Official movie schedule
Saturday late afternoon: Día de los Muertos in Bellevue
October 24, 4–7 p.m. Mountain Time | The Hunger Coalition, 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue. Join Sun Valley Museum of Art and The Hunger Coalition for a community celebration of Día de los Muertos and Día de los Difuntos. Families can enjoy art activities, face painting, food, traditional music by Son de Valle, folkloric dance performances and community ofrendas in the greenhouses.
Admission is free, everyone is welcome, and no registration is needed. Drop in anytime during the event. Families are invited to contribute offerings to a garden of remembrance. Bellevue is in the Wood River Valley, so allow for the drive if you are coming from Twin Falls.
Bellevue Día de los Muertos listing · Official celebration details
Plan your Magic Valley weekend
The two Saturday library activities give families a choice of outdoor or indoor fun, without an admission charge. For other outings across South Central Idaho, browse the community calendar and places to go. Recheck event details before traveling.
Original event details checked October 20, 2026; Bellevue celebration added and verified October 22, 2026. The image is an original AI-created illustration of representative activities, not a photograph of the performer, events or venues.