Twin Falls hosts fall season festival

Twin Falls will see its festival scene abuzz this November. The town celebrates the fall season with its annually held 'Harvest Time Festival', a student-run event.

The festival will involve a host of crafted designs such as chairs, candles, and jewelry, among other offerings. There will be professionals from all over the country showcasing these items, from as far afield as California, Montana, and Washington.

There will also be food on sale from the event's organizers, with specialties like Navajo taco, homemade chili, crepes, scones, and bread-bowl soup.

Admission is $3 per person each day, although children under 12 may enter free. A three-day pass may also be purchased for $7.

The event is put on by hospitality students at the College of Southern Idaho in partnership with the Tourism and Events branch of CSI. Many other clubs across the college also collaborated to organize this event. Culinary students from the Skyview High School also participated in the event's planning.

Brochure printing is a way for event vendors to provide information to patrons about products on display, and can also customers about the event itself.

This Harvest Festival will be held over the November 5 to 7 weekend at CSI Expo Center. Each event begins at 10:00 am. The Expo Center is located at 315 Falls Avenue in Twin Falls.