Following successful community engagement efforts, the City of Ketchum, in partnership with The Chamber, is relaunching the Coffee Talks series, designed to give residents an informal opportunity to connect with city staff and leadership, ask questions, and receive updates on current and upcoming city projects.

The next Coffee Talk will take place May 5, 9-10 a.m., hosted by the Sun Valley Museum of Art at the museum in Ketchum, located at 191 5th Street East. Attendees are invited to drop in, enjoy a cup of coffee, and participate in an open conversation about local priorities, projects, and community topics of interest.

In addition to City of Ketchum updates, the May 5 session will include a preview of the Sun Valley Museum of Art’s spring and summer programming, including the museum’s anniversary exhibition Circa 1971, 5-day exhibition and program Idaho Cowgirl Congress, and a special pop-up exhibition at Forest Service Park honoring 60 years of Batman and Ketchum local Adam West. The session will also feature exciting news and an update on the Museum’s purchase agreement to acquire 101 Lewis Street.
All community members are welcome to attend. Additional details, including dates and locations for future sessions, will be shared on the City of Ketchum’s website and social media channels. For more information, please visit ketchumidaho.org.