Greenhouse at 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue Veggie starts, annual and perennial flower starts for sale! All proceeds benefit the Hunger Coalition. Everything from native plants to broccoli, herbs and nasturtium!
Greenhouse at 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue Create an edible container garden with the guidance of our Garden Team at The Hunger Coalition. We will provide various vegetable starts and information on how to select, plant, and care for your container garden. This event is free. Supplies are limited, bring a container if you have one. please register by calling the Hunger Coalition at (208) 788- 0121 or emailing Melanie at mweber@thehungercoaliton.org
Monday, April 22nd, 5:30-7:00 Greenhouse at 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue Kickstart your growing season by starting seeds indoors. This hands on experience will teach you everything you need to know. Supplies included, bring seeds if you have them.This is a free event, but please register by calling the Hunger Coalition at (208) 788- 0121 or emailing Melanie at mweber@thehungercoaliton.org
Join artists from AMBOS (Art Made Between Opposite Sides), SVMoA, and the Hunger Coalition for a two-part workshop: dying fabric with natural dyes and making cyanotype prints! Artists Tanya Aguiñiga and Natalie M. Godinez will lead you in using plants and vegetables to dye fabric and pillows and also creating stunning one-of-a-kind photo prints using natural sunlight. Some of the art created will be used in a collaborative art installation that will be exhibited at the Sun Valley Museum of Art. The installation will be a collaboration between the artists, communities living throughout the Wood River Valley and people awaiting asylum along the U.S.-Mexico border. About AMBOS (Art Made Between Opposite Sides) A femme-led binational artist collaborative that works along the U.S./Mexico border to build migrant support systems through craft, care, and mutual aid to advance pro-migrant narratives. Part of SVMoA’s exhibition Intertwined: Weaving in Community.
Wednesday, March 13th 5:30-7:00 Cafe at 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue Learn the whats, whys, and hows of planning your veggie garden. This is a free event, but please register by calling the Hunger Coalition at (208) 788- 0121 or emailing Melanie at mweber@thehungercoaliton.org
March 4th 6:00-7:00 Cafe at 110 Honeysuckle Street, Bellevue A conversation about food sourcing and how it impacts global food insecurity. We will be discussing how individuals can take action through gardening. This event will kickoff upcoming Hunger Coalition Garden programming for the 2024 season as well as highlight how personal gardens (of all shapes and sizes) are tools for empowerment. This is a free event, but please register by calling the Hunger Coalition at (208) 788- 0121 or emailing Melanie at mweber@thehungercoaliton.org
We need everyone’s help to design the future of mental well-being in Blaine County, one that reflects the input, needs, and desires of our diverse community. Attend one of six Community Engagement Sessions to refine initial recommendations for action. All are welcome – success requires input from everyone in our community. Free childcare and dinner will be provided at sessions denoted + below. • January 18 · YMCA · 6-7:30 pm in English with Spanish interpretation • January 24 · The Community Library · 12-1:30 pm in English only • January 25 · Hailey Town Center West · 6-7:30 pm in English only+ • February 1 · St. Charles Church · 6:30-8 pm in Spanish only + • February 7 · The Community Campus · 1-2:30 pm in English only • February 15 · The Hunger Coalition · 6-7:30 pm in Spanish only+
For the 4th year, SVMoA is hosting a free community celebration for Día de los Muertos. Celebrated throughout the Americas and Mexico, altars are built to honor and remember loved ones who have died. The Museum has invited local non-profits and community members to build altars in the Community Room of the Hunger Coalition. The event will also feature Mariachi Tleyotltzin from Nampa will play in the greenhouse, the Museum’s Folkloric Dancers will perform and there will be pan de muerto and Mexican hot chocolate, too!
For the 4th year, SVMoA is hosting a free community celebration for Día de los Muertos. Celebrated throughout the Americas and Mexico, altars are built to honor and remember loved ones who have died. The Museum has invited local non-profits and community members to build altars in the Community Room of the Hunger Coalition. The event will also feature Mariachi Tleyotltzin from Nampa will play in the greenhouse, the Museum’s Folkloric Dancers will perform and there will be pan de muerto and Mexican hot chocolate, too!
The Hunger Coalition and The Community Library provide free meals, books and enrichment activities to children throughout the Wood River Valley during summer. Join us in meal preparation; we're serving anywhere from 100 to 200 meals a day! We chef it up Mondays and Wednesday mornings, through August 24. Visit our website to reserve your volunteer time today! Time slots are 8:30am - 11am and 10am to 12:30pm, on both Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Hunger Coalition and The Community Library provide free meals, books and enrichment activities to children throughout the Wood River Valley during summer. Join us in meal preparation; we're serving anywhere from 100 to 200 meals a day! We chef it up Mondays and Wednesday mornings, through August 24. Visit our website to reserve your volunteer time today! Time slots are 8:30am - 11am and 10am to 12:30pm, on both Mondays and Wednesdays.
The Hunger Coalition and The Community Library provide free meals, books and enrichment activities to children throughout the Wood River Valley during summer. Join us in meal preparation; we're serving anywhere from 100 to 200 meals a day! We chef it up Mondays and Wednesday mornings, through August 24. Visit our website to reserve your volunteer time today! Time slots are 8:30am - 11am and 10am to 12:30pm, on both Mondays and Wednesdays.
