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Fruit Tree Pruning
On April 6, at 4PM, we invite you to come and learn how to get your fruit trees ready for the growing season through pruning! With guest instructor, Kelsey Paxon, this fun, hands on and interactive workshop will be held in partnership with the Wood River Land Trust and the Hailey Tree Committee. This workshop will cover topics such as choosing the most effective pruning tools and will demonstrate how to properly prune fruit trees to maximize their health and productivity. This workshop will be held in the Wood River Land Trust's Community Orchard, where students will have an opportunity to work with a variety of fruit trees. If you would like to attend, please email Keri York keri@woodriverlandtrust.org - or call our offices at 208-788-3947!
Free
Nature Journaling with Leslie Rego
The Community LibraryAn intimate journey into the sketchbook world and how drawing can offer a moment of stillness and peace within an often chaotic world. This weekly drop-in workshop offers a welcoming and supportive space for both beginners and seasoned sketchers to draw together. Focus will be on nature journaling, but any type of drawing is welcome. Prompts will be offered as well as guidance. Each session we will jump down a “rabbit hole” and study in depth one plant or landscape element or learn about different brushes, paints, papers, and other art supplies. Leslie will also show nature journals kept by different artists for inspiration. For supplies bring a current sketchbook, if you are working in one, travel-size water color set and brush, or just a pencil or pen and paper. Leslie Rego has drawn in journals for years. She carries sketchbooks and paints with her while enjoying the national forest and will take time to draw and paint landscapes and flowers on her many hikes. Leslie wrote the "Sketchbook Hiking" article in The Weekly Sun for many years. She has artwork in private collections, The Sun Valley Lodge and around the world.
Free
Nature Journaling with Leslie Rego
The Community LibraryAn intimate journey into the sketchbook world and how drawing can offer a moment of stillness and peace within an often chaotic world. This weekly drop-in workshop offers a welcoming and supportive space for both beginners and seasoned sketchers to draw together. Focus will be on nature journaling, but any type of drawing is welcome. Prompts will be offered as well as guidance. Each session we will jump down a “rabbit hole” and study in depth one plant or landscape element or learn about different brushes, paints, papers, and other art supplies. Leslie will also show nature journals kept by different artists for inspiration. For supplies bring a current sketchbook, if you are working in one, travel-size water color set and brush, or just a pencil or pen and paper. Leslie Rego has drawn in journals for years. She carries sketchbooks and paints with her while enjoying the national forest and will take time to draw and paint landscapes and flowers on her many hikes. Leslie wrote the "Sketchbook Hiking" article in The Weekly Sun for many years. She has artwork in private collections, The Sun Valley Lodge and around the world.
Later Language: Spanish
The Community LibraryWould you like to practice and continue to learn Spanish in a conversational environment, discussing real-world topics? Join Sara Pettit (Sarita) from 5:15-6:00 p.m. each Thursday in April and May for this early evening conversational time, intended for intermediate-and-above Spanish language learners. Come sharpen your proficiency and comfort with the language by listening, speaking, sharing your opinion and narrating. Drop-in, no registration required.
Free
Guided Meditation on Ethics
Flourish FoundationExplore and dive deeper into the monthly value of ethics with the Flourish Foundation. One hour guided meditation lead by Ryan Redman.
Free
Movies at the Magic Lantern
Magic Lantern CinemasBox office Opens Daily at 3:50pmSee 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
“Clean Food, Messy Life” with Jamie Truppi
The Community LibraryLocal author Jamie Truppi discusses her new memoir Clean Food, Messy Life: A food lover's conscious journey back to self. Book signing with Iconoclast Books to follow. The program will be livestreamed and available to watch later. Click here to watch online. About the book: All who obsess over food will be nourished by Truppi’s unapologetic food journey from reckless habits to inflexible foodie to trusting herself amidst dietary chaos. Yes, she drove people nuts with her unwavering determination to eat according to her environmental values. Her insatiable hunger for personal awareness and nutrient-idealism challenged her relationships and caused friction in otherwise normal life events. This passion also reframed her mind-body-spirit awareness and fed a desire to pursue a graduate degree in nutrition and integrative health. In this constant questioning of choices and inherent craving for something more, food both grounded and uplifted her through love and loss, marriage and motherhood, birth and death, fulfillment and depletion, adventure and freedom. Jamie Truppi’s life centers around food, people, nature, wellbeing, traveling, and cultivating meaningful experiences in this short, crazy life. A functional nutritionist with a master’s degree in science and nutrition and board certified as a Certified Nutrition Specialist, she guides mostly women healing from ...
Free
Parlor in the Round
Created in Alaska, and as unique as that state is, Parlor in the Round is an evening of storytelling and creativity from musicians including host Keven Worrell who forge songs on stage from audience suggestions. In the first half of the show, songwriters from Idaho and beyond will play their own songs and cover each other's songs, then, after intermission, the musicians dive into collaborations, jocular inventions and premeditated musings all based on written submissions from the audience. Expect to lean in and laugh out loud at the Parlor.
$17.50 – $45
Yesterday and Today
The ArgyrosYesterday and Today: The Interactive Beatles Experience is the nation’s most innovative and unique show utilizing the works of the Beatles. The band, anchored by brothers Billy, Matthew, and Ryan McGuigan perform as themselves and leave the song choices completely in the hands of the audience. Just prior to the show, audience members fill out a card with their name, their favorite Beatles song, and the reason why they chose that song. Two minutes before the show begins, a set list is created based upon the songs chosen by the audience. As an added treat, the reasons that the audience members chose those songs make up the narrative of the evening. Every show is different, every show is interactive, and every show proves that The Beatles music truly is the soundtrack to our lives.
$10 – $20
Story Time at The Community Library
The Community LibraryJoin 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!
Free
Lunch & Learn: Living with Alzheimer’s Part 1 – 10 Warning Signs with Dr. Carol Stephens
Hailey Town Center WestIn partnership with the Greater Idaho Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association, HPL is launching Living with Alzheimer’s, a 4-part monthly series starting Tuesday, April 11; Noon-1:00 PM. In Part One, The 10 Warning Signs, Dr. Carol Stephens, PsyD, will look at the difference between normal aging and Alzheimer’s, the importance of early detection, the benefits of diagnosis and next steps. Held at Town Center West.
Free
Mountain Humane Volunteer Orientation
Mountain HumaneJoin the life-saving team of Mountain Humane Volunteers! Do you love animals and want to help out shelter pets? Join us at our next New Volunteer Orientation, the second Tuesday of each month from 5-6:00pm. (Except in February, 2023, orientation will be on Wednesday February 15, 2023 due to Valentine's Day) Sign up first at www.mountainhumane/volunteer and click on "Become a Volunteer" Drinks and snacks provided. Plus, a behind the scenes tour of the shelter is included! Questions? Call Kelsey at 208.806.2012 or email kstrahle@mountainhumane.org
Free