Replete with flowers from her own garden, Tavormina's enchanting photographs include surprise elements and hidden symbolism inspired by her admiration of the Dutch still-life painters of the 17th century. Open Monday - Saturday, 10-5
A Bilingual event/Un evento bilingüe Where: Croy Trailhead (43.488106, -114.367837) Dónde: Croy comienzo del sendero (43.488106, -114.367837) When: Saturday, June 3rd 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM (lunch to follow at Hop Porter Park in Hailey) Cuándo: Sábado 3 de junio de 9:00 a.m. a 12:00 p.m. (seguirá el almuerzo en Hop Porter Park en Hailey) Difficulty: Easy - working close to the Trailhead Dificultad: Fácil - trabajando cerca del comienzo del sendero Project Description: In recognition of National Trails day we are working in collaboration with PUG, Pulaski User Group. We are having a family friendly event, where people can come out and help with some basic Trail Maintenance. We will meet at the Croy Trailhead, have some introductions, go over safety, get PPE, walk to the project and get working. Descripción del proyecto: En reconocimiento del Día Nacional de los Senderos, estamos trabajando en colaboración con PUG, Pulaski User Group. Tendremos un evento ideal para familias, donde la gente puede venir y ayudar con el mantenimiento básico de los senderos. Nos reuniremos en Croy comienzo del sendero, haremos algunas presentaciones, repasamos la seguridad, obtendremos EPP (equipo de protección personal), caminaremos hasta el proyecto y nos pondremos a trabajar. What to ...
The Wood River Chapter of the Idaho Native Plant Society and the Hunger Coalition are partnering to offer a rare opportunity for the public to purchase Idaho native plants on Saturday, June 3. Penstemons, globemallow, monkeyflower and more will be available. Experts will be on hand to offer growing and landscaping advice. The event will be held at the Coalition’s greenhouses at 110 Honeysuckle St. in Bellevue. INPS members will be allowed to purchase plants between 9:00-10:00 AM. The sale then opens to the public from 10:00 AM–1:00 PM. An INPS membership can be purchased on site the day of the sale.
Throughout the year, The Limelight Lounge is the place to be in Ketchum for live local music. It's the perfect way to unwind after a day on the mountain. Order a beer and a few apps (or go all out with dinner from our menu), and enjoy some of the best local talent in an intimate setting. Live music schedule: November Fri 3rd- Travis McDaniel Sat 4th- Katie Buxton Fri 10th- Mark Mueller Sat 11th- Kevin Ware Fri 17th- Johnny & Jen Pisano Sat 18th- Michaela French Fri 24th- Soulbots Sat 25th- Soulbots
Join us on Mondays at 10:30 am in the Treehouse in the Children's Library for Story Time. Story Time is best suited for preschool age children; no unattended children please!
A free event open to the public, México en el Corazón immerses the audience in the colors, artistry, and music of Mexico with Mariachis, folkloric ballet and more. A showcase of traditional Mexican culture, Mexico en el Corazón features more than 50 performers in traditional costumes as part of a North American tour presented by NAIMA, the North American Institute for Mexican Advancement, sponsored by the government of the state of Jalisco, Mexico. With special thanks to Sun Valley Resort, México en el Corazón will visit Sun Valley for the first time in an extravaganza of Mexican folkloric traditions for a magical evening of culture and community.
Hailey Public Library is launching Intercambio, a new, weekly Spanish / English language exchange, an opportunity for learners to practice language skills with each other in a friendly, facilitated environment. Free; starts Tuesday, February 28, from 6:00-7:00 PM. Town Center West.
Open Book is a story sharing experience where trained "Books" share their stories in small groups. The Open Book storytellers come from a variety of countries, cultures, religious affiliations, sexual orientations, and ability statuses. Open Book can be used to honor differences, see similarities and enhance empathy as Books share stories from their messy and beautiful lives. After the story sharing, the Books facilitate a discussion around common themes and ideas that arise from their stories. In this way, participants get to actually have a conversation with the Books as if they were talking to an author of a story. Join The Community Library as we hear from JJ Singh Kapur, who will share this project and his own story with us. The Bollywood movies JJ Kapur watched as a child were all about heroes and villains. The off-screen superhero in JJ's life was his father, who carried with him a pocketful of pixie dust wherever he went. But when JJ returned home from college, he wondered whether his father's pixie dust had disappeared. JJ Kapur graduated from Stanford University with Honors and Distinction in Theater and Performance Studies and aminor in Psychology. In 2017, he became the first turbaned ...
Braydon Bringhurst sets out to climb every inch of mountain biking’s iconic trail: “The Whole Enchilada.” Husband. Father. Son. Friend. Professional mountain biker and filmmaker. From a young age, Braydon has loved the process of figuring out a challenge and proving to himself he can accomplish what he sets out to do. Inspired by his family and friends, many of whom are dealing with figurative mountains, in life both big and small, Braydon wanted to show the process of making it up what many would say is an unfathomable climb. Having worked closely with Dr. Craig Manning, a renowned performance psych, throughout his collegiate athletic and academic career, Braydon learned something he wanted to share with others: It’s just as much about the mental strength as it is the physical. With his wife and friends rallying behind him, and putting forth great efforts, we present to you ‘8600 FT.’ Braydon will give a short presentation following the film to discuss how he applied the mental skills learned through his work with Dr. Craig Manning to develop a fearless mind and accomplish his goal. A benefit for The Ketchum Bike Park Trust.
Wildflower Walks 2023 is SBG’s 19th year of leading Wildflower Walks! Join us hiking slowly on nearby moderate to easy trails as we appreciate the blooming native plants of our area. Walks will be led by botanists, naturalists, birders, and wildflower enthusiasts. We will choose the trails earlier each week according to where flowers are actually blooming. Participants will meet at Sawtooth Botanical Garden (11 Gimlet Road, 4 miles south of Ketchum), and follow each other or carpool to the trailhead. Children under 14 are welcome with an adult. No dogs please! Bring clothing for possible weather, hiking shoes (no flip fops or dress shoes), sun protection, plenty of water, reusable water bottle and a lunch. A camera, field guide, binoculars and notebook may help with identifying and remembering plants. Click here for an optional packing list! June 1 Dollar White Clouds June 8 Camas Prairie June 15 Craters of the Moon June 22 Boulder View June 29 Greenhorn July 6 Taylor Creek July 13 Murdock SNRA *Locations are subject to change 9:00-9:15am arrive at SBG for directions and location information 9:30am promptly leave SBG Noon Lunch 3:00pm arrive back at SBG THIS IS A FREE EVENT! DONATIONS ARE WELCOME ...
Take out lunches from the Senior Connection including a short reading selection presented by the Community Library. Thursdays, beginning June 8th, lunch served 11:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Pick up your lunch or stay awhile at the Library's Cimino Plaza, outside the Children’s Library Entrance at 4th and Walnut (the program will move indoors to the Learning Commons during inclement weather). Come enjoy a nutritious and convenient lunch while engaging with other community members over interesting literature. Lunch registration is required.
Dr. Jason Reynolds, a board-certified Chiropractic Sports Medicine Physician, will discuss the benefits of physical activity on cognition over time. In practice for 15 years, Dr. Reynolds works with the U.S. Speedskating and U.S. Beach Volleyball association and their athletes, and he now practices in the Wood River Valley. The Miracle of the Mind programs at The Community Library are presented in partnership with Anita Dromey, Speech-Language Pathologist at St. Luke's Rehabilitation in Ketchum. Register online to save your seat.
