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Event Series Suns Hockey

Suns Hockey 24/25 Season

Campion Ice House

All games are at Campion Ice House in Hailey. Puck Drop @ 7:00pm Doors Open @ 6:00pm Game Tickets can be purchased HERE. December 6/7 Bozeman Stingers (W 10-3, W 6-3) 13/14 Jackson Hole Moose (Away) (L 5-4, L 8-7 Shoot Out) 21 Future Suns 27/28 McCall Mountaineers January 3/4 New England Predators 10/11 Bozeman Stingers (Away) 17/18 Jackson Hole Moose 24/25 Guttersnipes 31/Feb 1 OFF Boulder Mountain Tour Aid Station Extravaganza (Cathedral Pines) February 7/8 Boston Bisons 14/15 New York Mafia 21/22 Wilmington 28/Mar 1 Arizona Desert Dogs March 7/8 OFF 14/15 The Open

’80s on Fire ft. DJ BearSkinRug

The Argyros

Another downtown Ketchum dance party, proudly brought to you by The Argyros’s own resident DJ BearSkinRug. This time we’re revisiting all the crazy danceable tunes that made the 1980s one of the rockin’est decades in American history! Get ready to groove to the sounds of Michael Jackson, Madonna, Prince, Bruce Springsteen, Bon Jovi, Whitney Houston, and more! DJ BearSkinRug will be spinning all your favorites from the 80s, so you can dance the night away. VIP ticket Includes private cash bar and gallery seating

$15
Event Series Nourish Me Tuesday Farmers’ Market

Nourish Me Tuesday Farmers’ Market

NourishMe

At NourishMe, a light filled store on Main Street in Ketchum, Idaho customers can find everything from organic seasonal produce, locally made and grown foods, bulk seeds, nuts and fruits as well as a wide variety of supplements, wellness products, gluten-free foods and organic cosmetics. Join us every Tuesday 1:30 - 5:30pm - we host Waterwheel Gardens from Emmett. Currently, they are offering a killer apple cider and grape juice, along with their jams, dried fruits and a variety of Fall harvest vegetables. We also get weekly deliveries of raw cow milk, raw goat milk, and yogurt. NourishMe creates daily, nutrient-rich, organic, deli-style foods to go or eat in. Try our ever popular grilled sandwiches and daily soups.

Free

The Light of a Hundred Fires: Chinese Experiences in Idaho’s Gold Rush Era

The Community Library

Chinese migrants were some of the first and most numerous participants in Idaho’s 19th century gold rushes. In mining communities across Idaho, Chinese residents often made up more than half of the local population and an even higher percentage of gold seekers. This presentation from Dr. Renae Campbell will focus on one such community, Southern Idaho’s Boise Basin, where a rich archaeological and historical record allows us to reconstruct what daily life was like for some of the thousands of Chinese individuals who, despite facing racial discrimination and an evolving array of exclusionary laws, established diverse lives and livelihoods during Idaho’s gold rush era. This program is part of the 2025 Winter Read. Renae Campbell is a historical archaeologist and the Director of the University of Idaho’s Asian American Comparative Collection (AACC), a non-profit facility dedicated to promoting research on Asian American heritage and material culture. Renae specializes in Chinese and Japanese diaspora archaeology, archaeologies of race and gender, and the history of the rural American West. In 2016, she created the Historical Japanese Ceramic Comparative Collection (www.lib.uidaho.edu/digital/hjccc/), one of the first online resources for identifying archaeological Japanese ceramics. Her 2023 dissertation, The Once Bustling Basin: A Historical Archaeology of ...

Free
Event Series OPEN STUDIO: Printmaking

OPEN STUDIO: Printmaking

SVMoA Hailey Classroom

Try your hand at printmaking using a press. Cut a 4x6 linoleum block and do a simple one-color print. Work from images provided in the Open Studio, or bring in your own to work from. You are also welcome to bring your own paper to print on. Museum staff will assist with using the press and teaching some basics of printmaking. All printmaking materials are provided at the Open Studio. Ages 16+; all levels, beginners welcome This open studio takes place from 6–8:30 pm. 2024/25 Open Studio Sessions: Tue, Feb 18, 6-8:30pm Tue, Mar 18, 6-8:30pm Tue, Apr 22, 6-8:30pm Tue, May 20, 6-8:30pm

$25
Event Series Wine Women & Wealth

Wine Women & Wealth

The Chamber

Are you looking to develop meaningful relationships with other women who are professional and entrepreneurial-minded? Are you a woman who is unsure about your finances? Do you feel like you don’t know enough about money and the way it works? Wine Women and Wealth offers a little bit of socialization, a little bit of networking, a little bit of wealth education, and a lot of connection with like minded women! We have arranged an opportunity for you to network with other women in your area, share laughs over good wine or your favorite drink and learn about the information you need to make better financial decisions. Wine, Women and Wealth is led by Executive Vice President at Five Rings Financial, Kristina Messenger. Together we are building a community of women who desire to take charge of their financial future, expand their knowledge, and build their confidence regarding money and wealth. Amazing things happen when women team up – especially when you add fine wine to the mix! Whether you’re at the end of your rope or the top of the corporate ladder, there is always more to learn about how you can make your money work for you. No cost ...

Free

2025 “Think Globally, Act Locally” Speaker Series – Colin Thorne – “Restoring the Dignity of Our Rivers”

The Community Library

Restoring the Dignity of Our Rivers A talk with Colin Thorne, Emeritus Professor and Chair of Physical Geography at the University of Nottingham, UK, and River Scientist at Wolf Water Resources in Oregon. This is a free event but registration is required. In partnership between The Community Library and Wood River Land Trust as part of the annual "Think Globally, Act Locally" Speaker Series. Join us for series events on January 15, February 19, and March 11.

Free
Event Series Snowshoe with a Ranger

Snowshoe with a Ranger

Galena Lodge

Learn about the history of the old Galena mining camp and about the local animals who leave their tracks in the snow during a free Snowshoe with a Ranger tour. The Sawtooth National Recreation Area is offering free snowshoe tours at 11 a.m. Thursdays through March 6th and at 10am March 13 & 20th, leaving from the porch of Galena lodge. The snowshoe trip lasts about two hours, covering 1.5 miles with stops along the way. Tour-goers will learn about the winter ecology and more during the tour. A free one-day Blaine County Recreation district snowshoe pass will be provided. Snowshoes can be rented at Galena Lodge. Snowshoers are advised to dress warmly in layers, wear insulated waterproof boots, gloves, hats,  sunglasses and sunscreen. Dogs and other pets are not allowed on these particular tours. No reservations are necessary. To learn more, call the SNRA at 208-727-5000. To rent snowshoes, visit www.galenalodge.com or visit the ski shop at Galena Lodge ahead of the tour.

Event Series WORKSHOP: Intermediate Fly-Tying with Paddy McIlvoy

WORKSHOP: Intermediate Fly-Tying with Paddy McIlvoy

SVMoA Hailey Classroom

The Intermediate/Advanced Fly-Tying series is designed for people looking to refine their skills in tying their flies. In this class, instructor Paddy McIlvoy will teach students more advanced techniques for fly tying and working with a greater range of materials. Each class will focus on a single fly, so sign up for one or all three. Participants should know the basics of fly-tying. Participants will leave with the flies they create. All materials and tools will be provided. Age and ability: 16+ years old and intermediate level Registration is per class, not the entire series. Feb 13: Advanced Fly Tying - Spinning Deer Hair. Learn to spin, stack and trim deer hair. Feb 20: Advanced Fly Tying - Composite Loops – Learn to create multi material dubbing loops Feb 27: Advanced Fly Tying - Game Changer Style Streamers – Learn to tie multi-joint streamers that swim, dart, and wiggle. This is a series of 3 workshops that take place from 6-8pm on Thursdays, Feb 13, Feb 20 and Feb 27 at the Hailey Classroom. Registration is per class

$50 – $75
Event Series Suns Hockey

Suns Hockey 24/25 Season

Campion Ice House

All games are at Campion Ice House in Hailey. Puck Drop @ 7:00pm Doors Open @ 6:00pm Game Tickets can be purchased HERE. December 6/7 Bozeman Stingers (W 10-3, W 6-3) 13/14 Jackson Hole Moose (Away) (L 5-4, L 8-7 Shoot Out) 21 Future Suns 27/28 McCall Mountaineers January 3/4 New England Predators 10/11 Bozeman Stingers (Away) 17/18 Jackson Hole Moose 24/25 Guttersnipes 31/Feb 1 OFF Boulder Mountain Tour Aid Station Extravaganza (Cathedral Pines) February 7/8 Boston Bisons 14/15 New York Mafia 21/22 Wilmington 28/Mar 1 Arizona Desert Dogs March 7/8 OFF 14/15 The Open

Event Series Sheep Bridge Jumpers & Dump Rules

Sheep Bridge Jumpers & Dump Rules

Whiskey's on Main

Sheep Bridge Jumpers live at Whiskey's ! Friday February 21st, 2025 21+ 9:00pm-Late Sheep Bridge Jumpers are a vibrant collective of friends hailing from Southern Idaho, united by their love of making music together. Blending diverse musical influences and talents, their sound is as dynamic and compelling as the landscapes that inspire them. Members: Zach Herbert – Vocals, Trumpet, Electric Guitar Cam Bouiss – Drums Connor Wade – Vocals, Violin, Mandolin Pat Sebastian – Bass Mark Oliver – Vocals, Guitar Their heartfelt performances and collaborative spirit create a unique connection with every audience, making each show an unforgettable experience. Joined by DUMP RULES. Ketchum's newest and hottest rock duo, DUMP RULES. Lead by from man Scott Fairfax and drummer C. Gordon. These two made their band debut at the inaugural 5B Battle of the Bands.

$12

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