Come and discover the New Soulmates Collection by Myriam Esther. They make the perfect gift for your love ones. The Soulmates Collection” is all about vibrant colors. Myriam Esther LOVES colors and is letting loose her colorful paintbrushes. There are no ways to stop them! Two of her art pieces have been chosen and are currently on display at the Friedman Memorial Airport (SUN). Please come and see the New Art Collection “Soulmates” by Myriam Esther at Myriam Esther Fine Art Gallery. Myriam Esther Fine Art Gallery LLC. 105 W. Pine Street Hailey, Idaho 83333 Tel: 208 450 2066 m@myriamesther.com https://myriamesther.com/
Uncharted: Artists as Wayfinders is the first exhibition in a three-part series that explores journeys past, present, and future through the lenses of mapping, mending, and memory. Focusing on journeys to and within the Americas, the series engages with the current national discourse and asks: How have migration stories shaped our past and present? How might future population shifts unfold in response to climate change and unexpected events such as pandemics? Each of the artists in Uncharted uses maps, borders, changing landscapes, and navigation as tools for understanding the movement of people and other living things. Internationally known artist Tiffany Chung has created new work for the exhibition that explores the history of the spice trade along the Silk Road and the food traditions of refugees from Silk Road countries now resettled in Boise.
Seven paintings by Artist Myriam Esther are exhibited at Mountain Humane. 50% of sales are donated to Mountain Humane to help the animals. Please come by: Mountain Humane 101 Croy Creek Road, Hailey, Idaho 83333. Monday CLOSED Tuesday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Wednesday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Thursday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Friday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Saturday 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM Sunday CLOSED
Gilman Contemporary Presents, Illuminated Silence - A Still Life in Motion. In this exhibition, artist Jason Wheatley creates meticulously detailed still life paintings, drawing inspiration from the techniques and traditions of the Old Masters. Through familiar archetypes, he constructs scenes that invite the viewer to pause and engage with subtle nuances, revealing a dynamic interplay between elements and encouraging exploration of the deeper meanings behind their apparent stillness. Wheatley’s work points to the connection between nature and artistic expression, both communicating through a mystical language of silence. A monkey clutching fruit symbolizes the trickster's role in the balance of chaos and order. A heron acts as a guardian between realms, and goldfish swim in surreal spaces, challenging perception. Wheatley's art is detailed yet open to interpretation, revealing layers that evolve over time.
Frances McCormack’s lush botanical abstractions reflect a freedom of expression honed over years of artistic practice. In 2019, she turned her focus to collage, enabling her to work on a smaller, more intimate scale. This shift required her to slow down and embrace the art of patience, meticulously selecting details from drawings, photographs, and instruction manuals. These smaller-scale works retain the energy of her large paintings, interpreting the natural world through a lens of the marvelous. McCormack's images unfold organically, echoing the structure and stillness of the walled gardens and contemplative spaces that inspire her during travels to Italy, Spain, Turkey, Mexico, and her native California. Like these natural havens, her collages offer thoughtful respite, places where the noise of daily life gives way to a quiet sanctuary of calm and creativity.
The 10th Sun Valley Forum: All In For Nature Building A Resilient World The 10th Sun Valley Forum mobilizes transformative solutions for nature, driven by the love of our very special planet, determination to advance its protection, and the strength and joy of community. The Sun Valley Forum convenes leaders, innovators, and change-makers across sectors to create a better future for all. With a track record of impact, the Forum surfaces the strategies, technologies, business models and financing that can power the urgent transformation of our energy and food systems, restoration of nature and revitalization of communities across the globe. https://youtu.be/yjpTPyrfXAY
Learn tricks, traps and sneak attacks! Our award-winning camp makes chess fun through stories, puzzles, challenges and games. State and National Chess Champion Coach Vellotti will be teaching students. Beginners are welcome - We Make Chess Fun! Build, create and collaborate! Learn each day with adventure stories and design challenges. Blast LEGO® rockets and go on a treasure quest - the fun never stops in the highly interactive camp. Nickelodeon Parents' Pick Winner: "Best Summer Camp for Kids". Do you love Minecraft®?! Summon ender dragons, battle creepers, and teleport your friends through magical kingdoms. Learn how to create storyboards, play team games and craft challenges for extra fun! All camps include t-shirt, trophy and daily prizes, pizza & ice cream party and much, much more!
A celebration of wine, a benefit for the arts. The 44th Annual Sun Valley Wine Auction will be held June 24 - 26, 2025. Founded in 1981, the Sun Valley Wine Auction began as an intimate fundraising event for an emerging arts organization that eventually became the Sun Valley Museum of Art. Consistently ranking in Wine Spectator’s annual Top 10 Charity Wine Auctions, the festival brings together both small and large and always distinguished vintners, celebrity chefs, and wine lovers for a celebration of wine, food, friendship all in support of the arts. Proceeds from the Auction provide significant funding for the Museum’s exhibitions and educational programs. The Wine Auction fuels SVMoA’s free year-round arts integration programs so that they can reach 4,000 student participants in the Wood River Valley. It also supports the Museum’s annual Scholarship Program, which, since its inception, has awarded more than $1,000,000 to continued arts education. New in 2025: Vintner Adventures and à la Carte Events Vintner Adventures is a new series of immersive, à la carte experiences on Wednesday, June 25. Whether you’re biking, paddling, golfing, or dining under the stars, there’s something for every wine lover. And don't forget this year's Vintners & Visionaries: Supper Social, featuring Stanley Supper ...
Learn to fly cast, or brush up on your double haul technique with one of our fun and experienced guides. These casting clinics are for anyone who is curious or just a little rusty. Clinics will run Tuesday through Saturday at the Sun Valley Resort from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm throughout the summer. Equipment will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. Cost: Free Where: Sun Valley, east of the Sun Valley Inn 2025 Dates: Tuesday – Friday starting June 24th Time: 5:00 – 6:30pm
How can snakes with such eye-popping colors be so maddeningly difficult to find? Despite their hues, Lampropeltis pyromelana snakes, lovingly known as pyros, are masters of secrecy. Embark on an exhilarating, swashbuckling journey with herpetologist Dallin Kohler in his attempt to locate these elusive snakes. From picturesque sandstone canyons to an unexpected stop at a local casino, Kohler encounters a delightful array of creatures. With its blend of exciting escapades, insightful natural history, and humor, "Pyro" (June 2025, Torrey House Press) promises not only to ignite a newfound appreciation for the seasoned herpetology enthusiast but to also warm the hearts of those curious about cold-blooded reptiles. Book signing to follow. Dallin Kohler is a writer and herpetologist from Boise, Idaho. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Biodiversity and Conservation from BYU. He is currently chasing amphibians as a graduate student in China. When he’s not unraveling the mysteries of nature’s most captivating creatures, he finds joy in following the NBA, playing classical piano, and appreciating a cleverly crafted pun.
The City of Ketchum is pleased to announce the 2025 Ketch'em Alive free summer concert series, which brings live music to Forest Service Park (131 River Street East, Ketchum) every Tuesday from 6:30p.m. to 8:30 p.m., June 17 through Aug. 5. This year’s concerts feature a vibrant lineup of national and regional acts offering up an eclectic mix of folk, soul, funk, pop, R&B, country, classic rock, and more. Bring your family and friends — all concerts are free and open to the public. Pack a picnic or enjoy the variety of food and beverage options available to purchase from local, onsite vendors. 2025 Ketch'em Alive schedule: June 17: The Opskamatrists A ska/reggae/punk band from Idaho Falls, Idaho, the Opskamatrists have been a popular choice for music lovers of all ages since 1998. The band will have the crowd dancing to their upbeat, original music and singing along to many well-known cover songs. June 24: Hogan & Moss and The Old Weird America This band performs original music and soulful covers that’ll move your heart and your feet! Enjoy an evening of songs from Townes Van Zandt, Bob Dylan, Blaze Foley, the families Carter and Cash, and more performed as ...
Don't miss a night of classic songs from one of music's most celebrated catalogs, masterfully performed by Hotel California, The Original Eagles Tribute Band!