This summer, enjoy free yoga at River Run Plaza presented by the Brass Ranch. All levels are welcome to these free one-hour classes held outdoors at River Run Plaza Saturdays throughout the summer. Space is limited, please arrive at 8:45am to register. Please bring your own mat and water, and we kindly ask that you leave your furry friends at home. Dates June 22 June 29 July 6 July 20 July 27 August 3 August 10 August 17 August 24 August 31 September 7
Saturdays from 9am – 1 pm at Roberta McKercher Park. No market on October 5th due to Trailing of the Sheep Festival Enjoy some live music and ready to eat foods. Customers are encouraged to bring their own bags and market baskets. BATHROOM FACILITIES ARE VERY LIMITED. June 8th through October 19th, 2024
Join us for a conversation about Nu Nah-Hup: Sacajawea's Story, a new opera that reimagines the story of Sacajawea from her Indigenous perspective based upon the oral history and language of her familial descendants. Nu Nah-Hup: Sacajawea's Story is a historical epic infused with Native American language, oral history, music, culture, drawing upon verismo, bel canto, and American folk traditions. This conversation between Roseann Abrahamson, Hovia Edwards, and Justin Ralls will explore the origins of this production, preview the music and scenes, and examine the importance of language and oral history. This event is supported by the Idaho Humanities Council's Gem State Grant. Registration is required for the in-person event, this program will be livestreamed. Panelists include: - Rose Ann Abrahamson: Abrahamson is a recognized authority of the Agai’dika /Lemhi-Shoshone Cultural History and Language and is a great, great grandniece of Sacajawea. - Hovia Edwards: Edwards, of Shoshone-Navajo-Okanogan heritage is a flutist, composer, and cultural leader. - Justin Ralls, PhD: Ralls is an award-winning composer and conductor working in opera, film, concert, and multimedia.
OCHI is pleased to present Silent Spines, a two-person exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artists Rives Granade & Vincent Pocsik. This is Granade’s fifth presentation with the gallery and Pocsik’s first. Silent Spines will be on view at OCHI, located at 119 Lewis Street in Ketchum, Idaho through July 6, 2024. We will host a reception on June 22nd, 2024 from 5:00 - 7:00 PM. Silent Spines pairs Rives Granade’s abstract paintings and Vincent Pocsik’s anthropomorphic lamp sculptures to complement one another as they push conventional boundaries in their respective mediums – Granade in an exploration of consciousness and Pocsik via his innovative approach to form. Both artists take an imaginative approach to their work to present a corporeal language of unusual curves, shapes, and textures. Rives Granade’s resolute expression of the interior world pushes back against modernist isolation; his paintings exist as repositories for thoughts, reminders, schedules, and snippets of biography and bibliography. Much like the ancient paintings in the Lascaux Caves and the graffiti etched into the Temple of Poseidon, Granade employs a variety of techniques to document time, layering, echoing, and affirming his own presence in the world. Embracing visions, thoughts, yearnings, recollections, and reveries—a ...
Experience live jazz performances at "Jazz In The Park" free concerts in Ketchum’s Rotary Park on Warm Springs Road across from YMCA, Sundays 6 to 8pm, June 23 - July 28, 2024 Bring your low back chairs and picnics! 2024 Schedule: June 23: Travis McDaniel & Friends June 30: Van Paepeghem Quintet July 7: Tony Galla Band July 14: Bossa Nova Jazz Ensemble July 21: Ashley Rose Band July 28: Nicole Christensen Band
The SVPF Summer Institute is a 2-day event with presentations from Charlie Kirk (Winning the Culture Wars for the Next Generation), Stephen Moore (Back to Work: Pro-Growth Economic Tax Policies), Scott Rasmussen (Founding Principles in Modern America) and Cleta Mitchell (Election Integrity: Who Counts?). The Sun Valley Policy Forum (SVPF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and non-partisan organization. Founded in 2022, SVPF brings first-in-class educational programming to drive greater community participation and engagement in social, economic, and civic challenges. SVPF brings the very best of today’s eminent leaders and nationally recognized luminaries to Sun Valley, Idaho. SVPF is designed to promote civil researched policy discourse and to create a forum to exchange ideas and build affinity groups growing the base of support of sound clear policies for the next generation. Significant year-round programming features economists, change agents, cultural historians, academia, new media, philanthropy, and public servants. Each will provide insights on critical issues and share our values of upholding the Constitution, and the American ideals of individual liberty, democracy, and free speech. Both season passes and single event entry registration options are offered. We hope to see you there! Please email info@svpolicyforum.org if you are interested in volunteering.
Join us for a conversation with Nigerian hydrologist and climate activist Ichor Joshua Keghnen, who at age 12 contracted typhoid fever, a water borne disease that nearly killed him and ultimately shaped the trajectory of his life. Learn about his quest to improve water access and quality for underserved communities in sub-Saharan Africa. At just 23 years of age, Joshua has been recognized with international awards and fellowships. He’s presented his water innovations at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, was chosen as one of 25 finalists for the first cohort of the Young Climate Prize in 2023, is a Because Accelerator alumni, a Swarovski Foundation Creative, a 776 Climate Fellow, and a scholar of the British Council. Joshua is committed to driving positive change at the nexus of water, climate, and technology. With a background in earth sciences, he has developed innovative technologies that are revolutionizing water infrastructure and management. His Geotek technology monitors water quality and checks for needed maintenance of wells in rural areas of Nigeria. With hardware sensors installed at water sources, the system can provide needed alerts when there is a mechanical fault, allowing for quick intervention to prevent water contamination and other health ...
Join Dr. Maria Maricich as she presents a FREE workshop on little known ways to improve brain function. Dr. Maria is a local, born and raised in the Wood River Valley. Her passion for brain health began over 20 years ago when she began to study neurology for her own recovery from concussions. Today she weaves Functional Neurology, Functional Medicine, and Chiropractic to create unique programs of healing for her local community. She is passionate about utilizing natural means to optimize memory, moods and more. In this distinctive workshop, Dr. Maria will be sharing valuable information not often talked about in other health spaces. You will learn some of the major causes of decline in brain function (hint: it's not genetics), what little known signs to look out for, and what you can do now to save your brain. You will walk away with skills you can take home with you to support your health, immediately. Please click here for more information! Or you can call 208-726-6010 to register.
The City of Ketchum is pleased to announce the 2024 Ketch'em Alive free summer concert series, which brings live music to Forest Service Park (131 River Street East, Ketchum) every Tuesday from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., June 18 through Aug. 6. This year’s concerts feature a vibrant lineup of national and regional acts offering up an eclectic mix of Folk, Soul, Funk, Pop, R&B, County, Classic Rock, and more. Bring your family and friends—all concerts are free and open to the public. Pack a picnic to bring or enjoy the variety of food and beverage options available to purchase from local, onsite vendors. 2024 Ketch'em Alive schedule: June 18: Side Hustle A talented group of musicians performing your favorite 80’s and 90’s hits, along with old-school R&B, Soul, and Funk. June 25: Darci Carlson One of the Valley’s favorite cover bands will perform an eclectic mix of Rock, Country, Bluegrass, Pop, and Funk. July 2: The Asymptomatics More post-punky than funky, this 7-piece band has a vibe all their own that blends influences from Cream and the Allman Brothers with Disco and dance grooves. July 9: Tom Conneely and the Birds of Paradise A country-tinged rock project showcasing accentuated, ...
Join us for a celebration of the valley’s LGBTQIA+ community during six events at various locations, both ticketed and free! Pride in the Garden - Wednesday, June 26th 5:30pm to 9:00pm $100 per person. Tickets are limited! Celebrate Pride with tons of music by Johnny V, dancing to the 80's, yummy food and more! Pride is a family friendly event! Click here to purchase tickets! Spuds, Studs & Stilettos - Thursday, June 27th 18+ Drag Show at the Argyros with special guests Jessica L'Whor, Cookie Puss, Coco Freeo and more! Door open at 7:00pm for a VIP meet and greet with the queens. 7:30 for general admission. Show starts at 8:00pm. Tiered tickets: $75 = VIP stage side with queens meet and greet; $50 = floor seating; $25 general admission Click here to purchase tickets Drag Bingo at the Limelight - Friday, June 28th Doors open at 7:00pm $40 per person includes food, drinks and entertainment! This is an all ages event in the main dinning area of the Limelight Hotel. Click here to purchase tickets! Pride Ride - Saturday June 29th 11:00am - Free! Parade participants are encouraged to bring their wheeled transportation and your most colorful costumes for this free ...
Join us for a 20-30 mile gravel ride around Hailey each Wednesday morning at 7am throughout the summer! These are no-drop group rides; we plan to ride with you! It is the best way to start a summer day. Please fill out our waiver via our website www.thetrailheadbicycles.com/group-rides before your first ride (once per season is all that is needed). Planned rides and leaders will be posted on our website. Meet at the Trailhead, 17 E Bullion St, Hailey, ID!
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.
