Catch a free movie every Saturday at 3:00 PM here at the Twin Falls Public Library! Here's everything playing this month:

June 6 - The Secret Garden (from 1993 - G)

June 13 - Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit (G)

June 20 - The Bee Movie (PG)

June 27 - Willow (PG)

We’re so excited to partner with Black Dragon Games to celebrate our second annual Free RPG Day! On June 27th, stop by the library between 10:30 am - 2:30 pm for free Role Playing Games and materials (while supplies last) - plus, stick around and play a quick game with our volunteer Game Masters and prize drawings! Smaller kids can find our coloring station, then stick around for our Movie Matinee at 3 PM: Willow

Teens in 6th grade - 12th grade: Join us for a craft!  You will learn how to make a beautiful piece of mosaic art with beans and air dry clay!

Do you want to start a business, but don’t know where to begin? Then this hour “Start-up Business Seminar” is for you! We're excited to welcome the Idaho Small Business Development Center and learn the 'Basics' of Business Regulations (what you need to know before you open your doors), the importance of "preparedness" (Your Business Plan), and all the resources the SBDC has to offer. Stop by the Twin Falls Public Library on June 30th at 6:00 PM PM to catch this seminar!

Naturebrary is a caregiver-and-me program for babies, toddlers, and pre-k kids on Wednesdays from 10am-12pm beginning June 10th. We'll have storywalks, make mud pies, learn about plant life, and much more! Naturebrary is a messy outdoors program so dress accordingly. See you there!

Share a favorite recipe and discover something new! Bring a recipe to swap with others, and, if you’d like, bring a small sample dish to share. We’ll talk favorite family recipes, summer dishes, cookbooks, and easy meals to try at home. Bringing food is optional; everyone is welcome to come browse recipes and join the conversation.

Guidelines

Bring a recipe to share. Bringing a sample dish is welcome but not required. Please include a full ingredient list and clearly mark common allergens. For food safety reasons, dishes should arrive ready to serve; no cooking or major preparation will take place during the program. Samples should be small, and contributors are responsible for serving and monitoring their own dishes.

The library cannot guarantee that shared foods are allergen-free. Patrons with food allergies or dietary restrictions should review ingredient cards and use their own judgment before sampling.