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.
Get the inside scoop on the Festival’s Winter Season, direct from the musicians! Music Director Alasdair Neale will host his popular Upbeat with Alasdair speaking series on March 14 with a special presentation to kick off the winter concerts, which take place later in the week. For the talk, Maestro Neale will be joined by four Festival Orchestra principal brass musicians who will share the unique characteristics of their instruments and how they will be showcased during the winter performances. Space is limited; admission is free. Reserve your seats beginning March 7 at svmusicfestival.org. Admission is free. Space is limited; reservations are required to attend in person at the Community Library lecture hall (415 Spruce Ave, Ketchum.Doors open at 6:00 PM (MT). The presentation begins at 6:30 PM (MT) or watch the broadcast live on the Festival website www.svmusicfestival.org and YouTube channel.
Complimentary Bald Mountain Tours are offered every Monday, Wednesday & Friday throughout the Winter Season. Tours meet at 9:30am in the Mountain View Room at River Run Lodge and are guided by one of the friendly members of our guest services team (yellow coats). They will guide you around Bald Mountain's vast terrain and wow you with some amazing historical facts about Sun Valley. Tours are open for all ski levels.
Join the Flourish Foundation for this weekly meditation and yoga lead by Ryan Redman.
Mary Mott observes. Reflects. Questions. She writes about things we don’t usually talk about or consider. But she does. She peels away the layers revealing a self that is vulnerable. Unsure. But willing to be the brunt of any issue she stumbles into. And there are many. What does it feel like to be female now? After 60? What will our children remember of us? Why living in the middle can get us stuck. What an empty house tells us. Grief. Mary Mott has performed four one-woman shows covering various aspects of her life. Her shows, writings and podcasts can be found on her website: marymottwrites.com. She started writing in college and quickly moved into the advertising business in New York and San Francisco for over twenty-five years. After moving to the Wood River Valley she wrote a column for the local paper originally called “Mindsoup,” and co-hosted a weekly radio show. This show, “As I see it”, will be a concoction of observations, musings, stories and readings. Please join us. Bring a friend. Run time is one hour. The performance will be livestreamed and recorded.
The Sun Valley Culinary Institute is pleased to offer tours open to the general public. Come see why we have become one of the most important and entertaining sites to visit in the Wood River Valley. As a full time location for both student culinary classes year round and personalized classes for the general public, SVCI is proud to open our doors and welcome visitors with coffee and donuts. Come see for yourself…free tours are offered every Thursday at 10AM
Strap on some snowshoes and check out the Sawtooth National Recreation Area's winter wonderland! Learn about the history of the Galena Lodge area and the magical landscape of winter ecology and animal tracking. January 5th - March 23 - Snowshoe with a Ranger every Thursday at 11 am. Meet on the porch of Galena Lodge. Program lasts about 2 hours and covers 1.5 miles with stops along the way. Rent snowshoes online ahead of time from Galena Lodge (see below). To register for the tour call SNRA at 208-727-5000. Each tour will be limited to 10 people. Dress warmly in layers and wear insulated boots, gloves, hat, sunglasses and mask.
Hailey Public Library will welcome writer John Rember as he reads from his “Journals of the Plague Years” on March 16 at 5:30 PM at Town Center West. The author of three books of short stories, a memoir, a writing book and other works, Rember will read selections from new essays written during the Covid years, plus some jokes. There will be time for questions at the end of the reading.
What happens to a community as it faces the changes that come with growth and change? As we’ve all felt the effects of Idaho being the fastest growing state in the nation, many of us have wondered what lies ahead for our community. Will wildlife still wander down Main Street? Will recreation still be as memorable? Will this valley still be the kind of place we all love to live, work, and play in? This fall, at the Sun Valley Economic Forum, Dr. Jaap Vos gave a talk about the incredibly difficult conversation and community discussions that need to happen in the face of growth and change. This moving presentation was a highlight of the Sun Valley Economic Forum, and has prompted plenty of discussion. In a recent “Our View” opinion from the Idaho Mountain Express, we’re reminded that we’ve had to navigate these hard questions before. For Blaine County and its cities in the 1970s, adapting to change was a do-it-yourself project. Unlike nearly any other communities in the nation, they adopted zoning that kept commercial development off the highway, development off its hillsides and protected downtown vitality and livability. This is why the Sun Valley area is still ...
Come explore the human value, Ethics in this evening conversation!
REDby John Logan Presented by THE LIBERTY THEATRE COMPANY March 9th - 19th at the Sun Valley Community School Directed by Claudia McCain Starring Joel Vilinsky & David Kepner Tickets at LibertyTheatreCompany.org Playwright John Logan tells the story of master abstract expressionist Mark Rothko who has just landed the biggest commission in the history of modern art, a series of murals for New York’s famed Four Seasons Restaurant. In the two fascinating years that follow, Rothko works feverishly with his young assistant, Ken, in his studio on the Bowery. But when Ken gains the confidence to challenge him, Rothko faces the agonizing possibility that his crowning achievement could also become his undoing. Raw and provocative, RED is a searing portrait of an artist’s ambition and vulnerability as he tries to create a definitive work for an extraordinary setting. PERFORMANCES: March 9th - 11th at 7pm March 12th at 2pm March 16th - 18th at 7pm March 19th at 2pm TICKET PRICE: $35 General Admission $15 Student Fort tickets, call 208-582-8388, or visit LibertyTheatreCompany.org
Box 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
