When:
June 20, 2023 – June 23, 2023 all-day
Where:
TBD
The Multiplier Effect: Partnering to Accelerate Climate Solutions.
12:00 am
Box office Opens Daily at 3:50pm See movies times at: https://mlcinemas.com/ We thank you all for your continued support. We’ll see you at the movies! We are a cash only business
The Community Library: John A. and Carol O. Moran Lecture Hall
Sep 29 all-day
12:00 am
Join us on Thursday, September 29th at 6:00 at the John A. and Carole O. Moran Lecture Hall at The Community Library as we host a thoughtful discussion with an incredible group of experienced panelists on intentional aging, end of life planning, life coaching, spirituality, and more. Interpreter will be present for the discussion. Moderator: Erin Buell, St. Luke’s Center for Community Health Panelists: Dr. Carol Stephens PsyD, Licensed Psychologist Jini Wilson LCSW: Hospice & Palliative Care Sherri Ditch: Life Coaching for Adults with Aging Parents Jessica Harris: Assistant Administrator/Business Office Manager, Cove of Cascadia Rev. John Moreland, Light on the Mountains Center for Spiritual Living
10:00 am
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is pleased to offer tours open to the general public. Come see why we have become one of the most important and entertaining sites to visit in the Wood River Valley. As a full time location for both student culinary classes year round and personalized classes for the general public, SVCI is proud to open our doors and welcome visitors with coffee and donuts. Come see for yourself…free tours are offered every Thursday at 10AM
5:00 pm
Where: Cow Creek (Greenhorn Gulch) When: Thursday, September 29th 5:00 – 7:30 PM Difficulty: TBD Project Description: TBD What to bring/wear: Closed toe/ankle supporting shoes and pants will be required. We recommend bringing your own eye protection/sunglasses, work gloves and sunscreen. A small pack is nice to have for water, layers and a snack. What we will provide: Tools, required PPE available for use: hard hats, eye protection, gloves etc. RSVP: Yes please! Sign up here: woodrivertrailscoalition.org/events/cowcreek
5:30 pm
Join internationally acclaimed artist Carolina Caycedo for a conversation on Be Dammed, her ongoing project investigating the impacts of dams on ecosystems and communities throughout the Americas. Caycedo will discuss her commissioned project for SVMoA and the effects of large dams on indigenous and traditional cultures in the Pacific Northwest and elsewhere. Now based in Los Angeles, the London-born Colombian artist was the subject of a recent solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, and has held residencies around the world, including at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California, where she also had a solo exhibition.
6:00 pm
In 1939, Bald Mountain opened to skiing, forever changing the Wood River Valley and the winter recreation industry. However, over the last 20 years, this iconic mountain’s trees have been increasingly threatened by wildfire, a growing bark beetle infestation, and multiple disease outbreaks. To protect our community’s signature mountain, collaborative efforts have now been underway for several years to secure the future of our treasured ski mountain and its forests (while creating some excellent new tree skiing in the process). Quench your thirst for knowledge and join the Idaho Conservation League and USFS for an exciting presentation on the latest forest restoration efforts on Baldy. Speakers will discuss the state of Baldy’s forests and ongoing efforts to address their declining health, forest ecology, and upcoming opportunities to be involved with community initiatives to save Baldy’s forests (not to mention a sneak peek at the new gladed skiing from this summer’s forest health work!). Event speakers: – Josh Johnson, ICL’s Senior Conservation Associate – Zach Poff, (Acting) Program Manager Forest Legacy & Community Forest and Open Space Programs with USFS Based on the Science Cafe model developed in Europe in the 1990s, ICL is pleased to present Science Pub as a ...
12:00 am
The Magic Lantern Cinemas presents its 33rd Fall Film Festival celebrating a selection of acclaimed and independent documentary, comedy and dramatic films. Magic Lantern Cinemas owner Rick Kessler has curated a festival of films, which have been seen worldwide at celebrated festivals and opening in major cities around the U.S. The festival begins Friday, Sept. 30, and will conclude on Thursday, Oct. 6. 2022 Magic Lantern Fall Film Festival Line-up “My Donkey, My Lover and I” (France, 97 min.) A French rom-com about Antoinette, a schoolteacher, looking forward to her long-planned summer holiday with her married lover Vladimir, the father of one of her pupils. When she learns Vladimir must cancel because his wife organized a surprise hiking vacation, Antoinette decides to follow their tracks, accompanied by a protective donkey named Patrick. “Confess Fletch” (90 min.) The crime comedy “Confess Fletch” follows Fletch, now played by Jon Hamm with less slapstick but with every bit of snarkiness and wry humor. Fletch becomes the prime suspect in a murder case while searching for a stolen art collection. The only way to prove his innocence? Find out which of the long list of suspects is the culprit—from the eccentric art dealer and ...
12:00 am
Box office Opens Daily at 3:50pm See movies times at: https://mlcinemas.com/ We thank you all for your continued support. We’ll see you at the movies! We are a cash only business
2:30 pm
Play, create, discover and have fun! Families are invited to explore works in SVMoA’s current exhibition, Dams: Reservoirs, Reclamation, Renewal, and use their experience in the gallery as inspiration for art-making in the classroom. Projects will change monthly.
Hailey Public Library/Town Center West
Sep 30 @ 7:00 pm
7:00 pm
The Hailey Public Library will host the third of a three-part series of free Art Talks recognizing Hispanic icons of modern art. On Friday, September 30, at 7:00 PM at Hailey Town Center West, art educator Kathryn Zupsic will tell the story of well-known comedian Cheech Marin, one of the world’s foremost collectors, and of his spectacular collection of modern Chicano painting, sculpture and photography. The talk will be offered in English and simultaneously translated into Spanish. Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month.
12:00 am
Growing up in California during the 50’s and 60’s Greg Miller was steeped in the pop culture of mid-century Americana. Miller draws from a time when advertising and text became encrypted into our experience of everyday life, when life as “advertised” and life as “lived” became intertwined for rural and urban dwellers alike. His images are saturated with hidden messages inviting the viewer to delver deep into his pieces, and into their own perceptions and nostalgia of the era.
12:00 am
Coinciding with renewed dialogue about the possibility of breaching dams throughout the Columbia River Basin, this BIG IDEA project offers a conversation about the impact of dams on Idaho and the American West. For more than a century, dams have shaped Idaho’s landscapes, ecosystems and economies. At this historic moment, the project considers the history of damming in the Pacific Northwest, the effects of dams on the region, and a reimagined future for rivers and the life dependent on them in the American West. SVMoA has commissioned artists Carolina Caycedo, Eirik Johnson, James Prosek and Rachel Teannalach to create new work for the exhibition, including immersive installations.
Gilman Contemporary
Oct 1 – Oct 5 all-day
12:00 am
What lies in the depths of a vinyl record? What messages can you discover in the dead wax? Come explore some of the greatest records of the 20th century in Wendel Wirth’s hi definition photography. Taking a minimalist approach, Wirth invites viewers to explore the landscape that delivers us the music we love.
Blaine County Historical Museum
Oct 1 – Oct 31 all-day
12:00 am
Join us to see our new exhibit “In Pursuit of the Mountains: A Local History of Mountaineering” where we explore the history and motivations of local mountain expeditions and conservation. Topics covered are first ascents and surveying, the U.S. Forest Service and SNRA, and C.C.C. Camps. The story of Robert and Miriam Underhill, world-renowned mountain climbers from the 1930’s is also featured, as well as more recent mountain climbers of note. The BCHM has partnered with the SNRA and Forest Service for some artifacts on loan in the display. This exhibit will be featured through the 2022 season. Hours are 11:00-5:00 Monday- Saturday, 1:00-5:00 Sundays. Admission is Free. Private museum tours can be arranged.
Gilman Contemporary
Oct 1 – Oct 5 all-day
12:00 am
On the rodeo circuit and in the ring, Steve Wrubel captures those fleeting moments that appear as a blur from the sidelines. Wrubel’s photography isolates his subjects from the chaotic scene that is the rodeo and inserts them into remote landscapes. This brings into sharp focus the dance between rider and animal, harking back to an earlier time in the American west.
8:30 am
The Elephants Perch present, Legends Never Die. Half marathon and full marathon distances starting / finishing in Oregon Gulch north of Ketchum. The trail race is sure to challenge all. Thanks to our great sponsors we have some amazing prizes. 10% of proceeds donated to Higher Ground.
9:00 am
Saturdays 9:00 am – 1:00 pm; June 11th through October 1st, 2022 Roberta McKercher Park (between 3rd Ave. S. and 4th Ave. S. & Hwy 75) We’re excited to announce the opening of the Hailey market on Saturday June 11th , in the Roberta McKercher Park (Main Street on the south end of town, between 3rd and 4th Avenue South and Hwy 75)! The Hailey market will operate in a walk-thru format only. Customers can walk booth to booth to shop for seasonal fruits and vegetables, pastured meat, artisan baked goods, jewelry and crafts, and much more. Customers are encouraged to bring their own bags and market baskets. The market is accepting EBT and offering the Double Bucks program again. Come shop for fresh seasonal fruits and vegetables, pastured meats, artisan baked goods, handmade jewelry and crafts, and much more at the Hailey farmers market in its new location in Roberta McKercher Park!
11:00 am
Join ETHEL and The Telegraph Quartet artists in this lively roundtable discussion including an audience Q & A. Free Admission • Tickets Required
11:30 am
It’s that time of year! Fall is in the air, leaves are turning, and the smell of malt fills our senses! That’s right – it is Oktoberfest in Idaho! Join us for the Third Annual Oktoberfest at Warfield! Enjoy a traditional German Oktoberfest menu crafted by our own Chef Jay. Quench your thirst for classic festbier with frosty steins of our freshly brewed Kriegsfeld. Reserve your Stein for early bird pricing. Early Bird Stein Available: August 31st – September 30th All ages and diners welcome!
7:00 pm
The Liberty Theatre Company presents The Last Five Years. The hit musical by Jason Robert Brown follows the story of Cathy, a struggling actress, and Jamie, a budding novelist on the brink of wild success, who meet, fall in love, marry, and divorce over the span of five years. Cathy tells the story from the end of their marriage; Jamie begins from when they first meet. As the musical unfolds, Cathy moves backward in time to the beginning of the relationship as Jamie moves toward the end; they meet only once, in the middle, at their wedding. This poignant, funny, and devastatingly honest two-person musical has enraptured audiences around the world with its spellbinding and emotional score. Tickets: $35 General Admission / $15 Student
7:30 pm
On Saturday October 1, 2022 at 7:30pm, the Telegraph Quartet (Eric Chin and Joseph Maile, violins; Pei-Ling Lin, viola; Jeremiah Shaw, cello) will be presented by The Argyros (120 Main St.) in a performance that will feature Haydn’s String Quartet in F Major, Op. 50, Prussian, No. 5, Hob.III: 48, “Dream”; Grażyna Bacewicz’s String Quartet No. 4; and Beethoven’s String Quartet No. 15 in A minor, Op. 132. At 2pm, prior to the performance, Telegraph Quartet will take part in a moderated roundtable discussion with New York City based string quartet, ETHEL.
Join SVMoA for a figure drawing open studio on Tuesday nights, October 4, October 25, and November 15. SVMoA provides a model and the space for participants to come study as artists, new and experienced, engage in their own artistic practice. Bring your own supplies; drawing boards provided. Age and ability: 18 years and older, all skill levels welcome!
6:00 pm
As part of National Hispanic Heritage Month, and in partnership with the Hispanic Latin US Taskforce, The Community Library will host a panel discussion celebrating and hearing from young Latino leaders in our community. The discussion will be moderated by Eduardo Escalera, 2022 Wood River High School Graduate and current student at the Sun Valley Culinary Institute. Panelists to be announced soon. The conversation will highlight the incredible work of high school students, recent graduates, and other young leaders, inviting them to share with us their visions for the Wood River Valley.
Community Campus
Oct 5 @ 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm
8:00 pm
Please join us for a 30-minute preview of Hiding in Plain Sight: Youth Mental Illness, followed by a critical community conversation about youth mental health. Hiding in Plain Sight is a new documentary by Ken Burns that concerns mental health challenges young people often struggle with, and how we as individuals and communities can help by being aware and showing empathy. It takes all of us to recognize and address the many obstacles our youth face in this increasingly complex and stress-filled world. The community conversation will be facilitated by Tyler Norris, MDiv, former CEO of Well Being Trust. This documentary and its subject are intended for mature audiences. Recommended viewing age: high school students and older. Venue: Minnie Moore Room, Community Campus. No registration is required. https://kenburns.com/films/hiding-in-plain-sight-youth-mental-illness/
10:00 am
Hosted by Mike Gordon of Nested Strategies, this three-part course will be held on October 6, 13, 20 from 10 to 11 am MDT. Canva is a flexible, easy-to-use tool that empowers non-profits to create compelling designs. Having the ability to create visually impactful designs on-the-fly can elevate all your organization’s communications. After this 3-part course, your organization will have the skills to create posters, email and web graphics, social posts, infographics, and presentations. We’ll cover adding your brand kit to Canva, using the Canva editor, collaborating with your team, and the basics of attention-grabbing design. Each 1-hour course includes a 45-minute demonstration and a 15-minute question and answer session. This course will cover the following: The four elements of compelling design Using Canva to simplify the design process Designing as a team The power of Canva templates to elevate your organization’s design
10:00 am
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is pleased to offer tours open to the general public. Come see why we have become one of the most important and entertaining sites to visit in the Wood River Valley. As a full time location for both student culinary classes year round and personalized classes for the general public, SVCI is proud to open our doors and welcome visitors with coffee and donuts. Come see for yourself…free tours are offered every Thursday at 10AM
11:00 am
Hailey Public Library/Town Center West
Oct 6 @ 5:30 pm – 7:30 pm
5:30 pm
Winter’s coming! Learn how to knit a warm scarf or a small cat/dog blanket with master knitter and Sun Valley Needle Arts owner Patricia Lirk. Hosted by Hailey Public Library, the class will be held Thursday, October 6 from 5:30-7:30 PM at Hailey Town Center West. Participants will provide their own yarn and needles. The class is free but pre-registration is required by emailing [email protected]
The Community Library
Oct 6 @ 6:00 pm
Regina Marchi has spent 20 years studying Día de los Muertos traditions in the US and Latin America and is the author of the award-winning book Day of the Dead in the USA: The Migration and Transformation of a Cultural Phenomenon. She will discuss how Chicana/o artists initiated public Day of the Dead observances in the United States in 1972 and the cultural, political and commercial transformations of the celebration over the past 50 years. Marchi holds a Ph.D. in Communication from UC San Diego and is a Media Studies professor at Rutgers University, where she studies the intersections of media, culture and politics.
12:00 am
Box office Opens Daily at 3:50pm See movies times at: https://mlcinemas.com/ We thank you all for your continued support. We’ll see you at the movies! We are a cash only business
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