Come volunteer in The Hunger Coalition's community gardens! Family friendly sessions. Fresh veggies shared with all. Wednesdays at Hope Garden in Hailey, Corner of Walnut and 1st Ave. Thursdays at Bloom Community food Center in Bellevue, 110 Honeysuckle St. You'll be planting, harvesting, weeding, and in general learning about vegetable and perennial gardening.
Come join the fun, shop, taste the freshness of local produce, get to know your farmers, buy in-season produce and plant starts, listen to free music with family and friends and enjoy the atmosphere of the Wood River Farmers’ Markets. Support local-made and grown products and help strengthen and build our local economy! Your health will thank you. Wednesdays from 12-4 pm Forest Service Park June 12th-October 9th, 2024.
Join us in the shop every Wednesday from 2-5 with your needlepoint, knitting or crochet work in progress & enjoy an afternoon of stitching. All skill levels welcome.
Join us for our annual summer series at River Run Plaza this summer. Enjoy extended hours for lift assisted mountain biking, live music, food, drinks and good times! Extended lift service until 7pm. Dates July 24th July 31st August 7th August 14th August 21st August 28th September 4th
Join us for our 5th annual Walk & Wine (+ART!) on Wednesday, August 28th! Explore the Garden's lush landscapes, savor exquisite wines paired with delicious tapas, and groove to live music. Discover SBG's remarkable outdoor sculpture collection and revel in our public botanical garden at its summer peak bloom! Tickets are available at sbgarden.org or by calling 208-726-9358.
🎤 Weekly Karaoke Night at Whiskey's on Main! 🎤 Join us every week for an unforgettable night of singing, laughter, and fun at Whiskey's on Main in Ketchum, ID! Whether you're a seasoned performer or a shower singer, we welcome all voices and levels of talent. 📅 When: Every Wednesday at 9:00pm 📍 Where: Whiskey's on Main, Ketchum, ID 21+ Only FREE to participate and spectate! Grab your friends, warm up those vocal cords, and get ready to rock the mic! Delicious drinks and great company await. See you there!
Come volunteer in The Hunger Coalition's community gardens! Family friendly sessions. Fresh veggies shared with all. Wednesdays at Hope Garden in Hailey, Corner of Walnut and 1st Ave. Thursdays at Bloom Community food Center in Bellevue, 110 Honeysuckle St. You'll be planting, harvesting, weeding, and in general learning about vegetable and perennial gardening.
Beginning with a tipi raising in front of the library by members of the Northern Shoshone Bannock Tribe. Following the raising, attendees will get to see free showings of the historical western film “Chief Tendoy” and the documentary “In Good Faith.” A discussion following the films will feature Leo Arriwite, a traditional northern Shoshoni from Salmon, Idaho, and a keeper of tribal oral history. Leo served as a tribal law enforcement officer for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes and the U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs before serving as the chief of police for the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Indian Reservation in Washington. Tipi raising 12 p.m. on the Donaldson Robb Family Lawn. Movie showings and discussion 3:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. in the Moran Lecture Hall.
Double feature of two short films."Chief Tendoy," (2021) a short historical western film directed by Steve Saxon and Cesar Rodriguez, about an event in the life of the prominent leader of the Northern Shoshone. When many believed that "the only good Indian is a dead Indian," Chief Tendoy has an encounter with President Ulysses Grant that culminates in a duel of the titans where injustice, theft of land, and violation of treaties are debated. This film will be introduced by Leo Arriwite. The second film, "In Good Faith," (2018) is a documentary that illuminates the history of the unratified treaty between the U.S. Government and the Lemhi Shoshone people. Shot in Idaho and Montana, 'In Good Faith' reveals new discoveries about a Native American tribe, their unratified treaty with the United States and a historical revelation that could change the history of southwestern Montana. Jared Chastain will introduce this film. Location: John A. and Carole O. Moran Lecture Hall at The Community Library. Discussion after the films. Leo Arriwite is a Traditional Northern Shoshoni, born and raised in Salmon, Idaho, at the confluences of the Salmon River and the Lemhi River. His career began as a Tribal Law Enforcement Officer for the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes ...
*Bid on curated auction items *Sip on custom cocktails and mocktails from the Starry Bar *Enter the raffle to win a fantastic prize *Savor a lamb dinner including locally sourced cuisine *Enjoy special surprises throughout the evening
Since 1958, the City of Ketchum has celebrated its mining history with one of the largest non-motorized parades in the west. Come spend the weekend with the whole family and watch the Big Hitch Parade on Saturday at 1 p.m, featuring quality buggies, carriages, carts and stagecoaches, is one of the largest non-motorized parades in the Pacific Northwest. Don't forget you can get an up-close view of the gigantic Lewis Ore Wagons on display through our the month of August at the Ore Wagon Museum. 2024 Schedule Friday, August 30th OreWagon Museum, 11:00 am - 6:00 pm Friday, Aug 30th to Sunday, Sep 1st Get an up-close look at the massive Lewis Ore Wagons. Come inside the museum to view historical items from Ketchum’s founding, mining history, and Wagon Days. Step outside for a tour of Ketchum’s oldest surviving building, the Bonning Cabin. The historical exhibit was developed in partnership with City of Ketchum, Blaine County Historical Museum, and The Community Library’s Regional History Department. The Ore Wagon Museum also sells reserved seating for the parade and Wagon Days souvenirs. Location: 500 East Ave., Ketchum Cowboy Poetry - 1:00 pm, Ore Wagon Museum Mosey on over and listen to Cowboy ...
This group exhibition celebrates the various means by which artists achieve texture and movement within their work. Pegan Brooke’s oil paintings both minimalist and monochromatic, mimic the atmospheric qualities of water through the use of metallic pigments and staccato brushstrokes. Abstract painter, Raphaëlle Goethals is known for her signature layered encaustic and sophisticated minimalism, fusing to create non-representational masterpieces. Her works are void of any sense of gravity, with emphasis on light, texture, and emotive color. Working with the simplest of materials, fiber artist Lisa Kokin explores texture using cord and threads. Embedding found and recycled materials into industrial felt, Kokin playfully arranges seemingly disparate materials. Visit www.gailseverngallery.com or call (208) 726-5079 for hours of operation.
