Story Time is held weekly every Wednesday and Friday at the Hailey Public Library. All ages are welcome. Parents should plan on staying at the library with their children. For more information, call (208) 788-2036.<\/p>\n
Wed May 15<\/p>\n
Mental Health In Workplace<\/b><\/p>\n
12-1PM \/ KIC \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
Employers can make a difference for Mental Health Awareness Month by participating in an HR presentation in partnership with The Chamber, NAMI and Ketchum Innovation Center. The event includes information on mental health 101 in the workplace, what these challenges look like, what you can do as a supervisor or manager, and what resources are available for help. A free lunch from KB\u2019s will be provided. KIC is located at 180 6th Street West in Ketchum.<\/p>\n
Wed May 15<\/p>\n
Ketchum Community Dinners<\/b><\/p>\n
6-7PM \/ Church of the Big Wood \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
Free hot dinners are provided weekly to anyone in need in the church\u2019s Family Life Center. Dine in or pick up a meal to go for you or a friend. Find Ketchum Community Dinners on Facebook for more information, how to participate and weekly menu updates, or contact bethward0709@gmail.com.<\/p>\n
Wed May 15<\/p>\n
Line Dancing<\/b><\/p>\n
6-7PM \/ The Mint \/ Hailey<\/i><\/p>\n
Dust off your boots and join Vicki Aberbach for a fun and lively line-dancing lesson. The fee is $10. There will be an open dance afterwards to practice getting those boots moving.<\/p>\n
Wed May 15<\/p>\n
\u2018In Good Faith\u2019<\/b><\/p>\n
6-7:30M \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
\u201cIn Good Faith\u201d is a 57-minute documentary focusing on the Virginia City Treaty of 1868. Signed by Chief Tendoy, leader of the Mixed-Band of Shoshone, Bannock and Sheepeater Indians in southwestern Montana Territory, the treaty was negotiated in \u201cgood faith.\u201d Tendoy then ceded 32,000 square miles of aboriginal territory in 1870 for a permanent treaty reservation in central Idaho. The treaty, however, was never ratified. In 1875, the U.S. took the 32,000-square-mile treaty reservation cession in exchange for a temporary reservation in the Salmon River country of Idaho. In 1905, the U.S. rescinded that reservation, moving the tribes instead to the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. The discovery of a National Archives document, highlighted in this film, reveals what is regarded as a violation of the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment. The Mixed-Band people are also known as \u201cSacajawea\u2019s people.\u201d For more information, visit comlib.org or call (208) 726-3493.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/span>Wed May 15<\/p>\n
Sawtooth Trivia<\/b> \n7:30PM \/ Sawtooth Tap Room\u00a0 <\/span>\/ Hailey<\/i><\/p>\n
Sawtooth Brewery presents free trivia games for the season. Each night there are two games consisting of three rounds each. Each round is based off of a popular game show.\u00a0All ages are welcome. Sawtooth Brewery Public House is located at 110 N. River St. For details, visit sawtoothbrewery.com.<\/p>\n
Thu May 16<\/p>\n
Food System Plan<\/b><\/p>\n
9-11AM, 5:30-7PM \/ Community Campus \/ Hailey<\/i><\/b><\/p>\nPortrait of beautiful female gardener carrying crate with freshly harvested vegetables in farm. Young female farmer working in field.<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Food system analyst Ken Meter<\/span> of Crossroads Resource Center<\/span> conducted more than 60 interviews of food system leaders and analyzed regional economic data to come up with key action steps for our community, which he will present. The strategic plan is already leading to more unified action and new collaborations, including a wholesale producer partnership. The morning presentation will run from 9-11 a.m. with a r<\/b>eport overview and Q&A with community leaders. The evening presentation will run from 5:30-7 pm at Sawtooth Brewery Public House in Ketchum with a r<\/b>eport overview, Q&A and networking opportunities. These events are co-hosted by Blaine County Food Council<\/span>, Local Food Alliance<\/span>, Sun Valley Institute<\/span>, The Hunger Coalition<\/span>, University of Idaho Extension<\/span>, Western SARE<\/span>, and Sawtooth Brewery<\/span>. Register at stateofourfoodsystem.eventbrite.com.<\/p>\n
Thu May 16<\/p>\n
Chamber BAH<\/b><\/p>\n
5-7PM \/ Mountain West Bank \/ Hailey<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
The Chamber of Hailey and the Wood River Valley invites businesses and the public to attend this month\u2019s free Business After Hours at Mountain West Bank in Hailey. Food and beverages will be provided, and don\u2019t forget to bring your business cards to enter in the \u201cBAH\u201d raffle. For more information, contact The Chamber at Info@ValleyChamber.org, ValleyChamber.org or haileyidaho.com, or call (208) 788-3484.<\/span><\/p>\n
The Hailey Public Library will host a free talk on the early days of Hailey with local historian Rob Lonning, who will explore the dynamic local and national forces that intersected, leading to the establishment of Hailey in 1881. Iconic images from the Martyn Mallory and other historic photographic collections will illustrate the talk.\u00a0For more information go to haileypubliclibrary.org.<\/p>\n
Thu May 16<\/p>\n
Gentle Yoga<\/strong><\/p>\n
5:30-6:30PM \/ St. Luke\u2019s Clinic<\/i> \/ Hailey<\/i><\/p>\n
This free yoga class with guidance is based on specific needs, unique health conditions and personal goals. Participants will learn the foundations of yoga and how to use yoga as an approach to physical and emotional wellbeing preventatively and in healing. Weekly through May 30. For more information, call Kristin Biggins at (208) 727-8281.<\/p>\n
Thu May 16<\/p>\n
Art And Lit Fair<\/b><\/p>\n
5-7PM \/ Hemingway STEAM \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
The 28th annual Hemingway STEAM School Art and Literature Fair will feature artistic and literary accomplishments of all Hemingway students in their annual spring event. Bring the family and come celebrate education. Have a TACO FIX via Al Pastor tacos, quesadillas and veggie quesadillas, and cheese quesadillas. For more information, contact jfitzpatrick@blaineschools.org or call (208) 309-5050.<\/p>\n
Thu May 16<\/p>\n
The Center\u2019s Tour<\/strong><\/p>\n
5:30-6:30PM \/ SVCA<\/i> \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
Enjoy a glass of wine while touring \u201cUnraveling: Reimagining the Colonization in the Americas\u201d exhibition with The Center\u2019s curators. Then head to The Community Library\u2019s Regional History Museum for a tour of their exhibition: Who Writes History? Frontier Voice, Native Realities, an examination of the coexistence between Native Americans and nonnative newcomers to the Wood River Valley in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The evening tour is a part of The Center\u2019s BIG IDEA project, \u201cUnraveling,\u201d March 8\u2013May 22. For more information, call (208) 726-9491.<\/p>\n
Fri May 17<\/p>\n
Live Music<\/b> \n<\/span>6PM, 9:30PM \/ Silver Dollar \/ Bellevue<\/i><\/p>\n
Old Death Whisper will play at 9:30 p.m. at the iconic Bellevue saloon. There\u2019s never a cover and patrons have access to a free shuttle home, if needed.<\/p>\n
\u00a0<\/span>Sat May 18 & Sun May 19<\/p>\n
ArborFest<\/b> \n<\/span>10AM \/ Various \/ Hailey<\/i><\/p>\n
Hailey Home, Garden and Outdoor Show will team up with Hailey\u2019s Annual ArborFest celebration at Roberta McKercher Park at 10 a.m., and NAMI\u2019s Biking for Mental Wellness StigmaFree Ride on the Wood River Trail bike path, finishing at ArborFest.\u00a0Hailey Ice will host the Home, Garden and Outdoor Show on both Saturday and Sunday. There will be vendors providing everything from food and drinks, to home and garden wares and advice, to outfitters offering the latest gear and regional recreation options for the summer season. For more information, call The Chamber at\u00a0 <\/span>(208) 788-3434.<\/p>\n
Sat May 18<\/p>\n
Live Music: Gypsy Temple<\/b> \n<\/span>8PM \/ The Argyros \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
Gypsy Temple is a four-piece, alternative-rock band from Seattle. Bandmates Cameron Lavi-Jones (lead vocals, guitar), Hamoon Milaninia (bass), Kai Hill (drums) and Cory Cavazos (electric-cello) bring fun and rowdy energy to their live shows. These young rockers were all summoned from different backgrounds with the single purpose of telling their stories through heartfelt rock and roll. The band pulls its sound from alt rock to progressive rock to jazz to soul and even classical music. What sets Gypsy Temple apart from the usual 4\u20135-piece bass\/drums\/guitar rock band is the integration of a cello, which adds to the band\u2019s alt-rock-with-a-twist sound. Gypsy Temple\u2019s sound draws inspiration from such alt-rock greats as White Stripes, Royal Blood, Kings of Leon and Australia\u2019s Gang of Youths. For tickets, visit theargyros.org.<\/p>\n
Sat May 18<\/p>\n
Live Music<\/b><\/p>\n
6PM \/ Mahoney\u2019s \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
Sergio and the Cremonatones will play live with no cover. The show is family-friendly. The band has played off and on together for more than 30 years in various bands, including with Pinto Bennett and The Famous Motel Cowboys. A Nashville resident, Sergio came to Idaho with Kip Attaway and made Idaho home for many years. He is a session and touring guitarist and primarily works and records with songwriters, including Gail Davies, David Olney and Richard Dobson. He toured throughout the U.S.; in Canada, Europe and Australia; played at the Grand Ole Opry many times; and has released six albums.<\/p>\n
Sun May 19<\/p>\n
Suddenly Sunday<\/b><\/p>\n
12-5PM \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
The Community Library will offer a free special Sunday afternoon opening with several special activities. From noon-5 p.m., kids can drop in for pretend play with the puppet theater playscape. For teens, from noon\u20135 p.m., the teen lounge will be open to finish your end-of-school-year projects. Study break snacks provided. From 1\u20133 p.m. there will movies shown, including \u201cLon Po Po: A Red Riding Hood Story from China,\u201d a short from the library\u2019s new video streaming service, Kanopy. Then, \u201cMulan,\u201d Disney\u2019s animated\u00a0musical\u00a0action adventure film about a young girl who disguises herself as a male warrior in order to save her father.\u00a0 <\/span>At 3:30 p.m. visitors can learn about Tanzania in a special program by Tanzanian conservationists from the Honeyguide organization. For more information, visit comlib.org or call (208) 726-3493.<\/p>\n
Sun May 19<\/p>\n
Sunday 5Bs<\/b><\/p>\n
1-4PM \/ Limelight Hotel \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/p>\n
The Limelight Hotel, on Main Street in Ketchum, will offer 5Bs: \u201cBeers, Bloodies, Bubbles, Burgers and Bluegrass\u201d through June 2 with free public access to the pool for adults.<\/p>\n
Mon May 20<\/p>\n
Souper Supper <\/b><\/p>\n
5:30-6:30PM \/ St. Charles Church \/ Hailey<\/i><\/p>\n
Weekly free hot dinners are provided to anyone who wishes to share a meal. St. Charles Catholic Church is located at 313 1st Ave. S., Hailey.<\/p>\n
Tue May 21<\/b> \n<\/span>Climate Action Coalition<\/p>\n
5:30-7PM \/ The Nature Conservancy \/ Hailey<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
The Hailey Climate Action Coalition (HCAC) is working toward building a sustainable future via community-wide action on climate.\u00a0Those who attend the first community meeting can learn how they or their organization can contribute to this effort.\u00a0116 1st Ave. N. (first floor meeting room).<\/p>\n
Tue May 21<\/b> \n<\/span>Learn English<\/p>\n
6-8PM \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum<\/i><\/b><\/p>\n
The Community Library will offer free English classes for adults every Tuesday through June 25. Abierto a todos los idiomas que quieren aprender ingles o mejorar sus habilidades<\/i>. The class is open to everyone, of all languages, who wants to learn English or improve skills. For more information (para mas informacion<\/i>) call (208) 726-3493.<\/p>\n
Sawtooth Brewery presents free trivia games for the season. All ages are welcome. Each night there are two games consisting of three rounds each. Each round is based off of a popular game show.\u00a0Sawtooth Brewery Public House is located at 631 Warm Springs Road. For details, visit sawtoothbrewery.com.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\u201cIn Good Faith\u201d is a 57-minute documentary focusing on the Virginia City Treaty of 1868. Signed by Chief Tendoy, leader of the Mixed-Band of Shoshone, Bannock and Sheepeater Indians in southwestern Montana Territory, the treaty was negotiated in \u201cgood faith.\u201d Tendoy then ceded 32,000 square miles of aboriginal territory in 1870 for a permanent treaty reservation in central Idaho. The treaty, however, was never ratified. In 1875, the U.S. took the 32,000-square-mile treaty reservation cession in exchange for a temporary reservation in the Salmon River country of Idaho. In 1905, the U.S. rescinded that reservation, moving the tribes instead to the Fort Hall Indian Reservation. The discovery of a National Archives document, highlighted in this film, reveals what is regarded as a violation of the Takings Clause of the Fifth Amendment. The Mixed-Band people are also known as \u201cSacajawea\u2019s people.\u201d For more information, visit comlib.org or call (208) 726-3493.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/woodriverweekly.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/05\/Food-system-AdobeStock_226337885-300x200.jpg\")
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The Hailey Public Library will host a free talk on the early days of Hailey with local historian Rob Lonning, who will explore the dynamic local and national forces that intersected, leading to the establishment of Hailey in 1881. Iconic images from the Martyn Mallory and other historic photographic collections will illustrate the talk.\u00a0For more information go to haileypubliclibrary.org.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/woodriverweekly.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/05\/Old-Death-Whisper-copy-300x300.jpeg\")
Old Death Whisper will play at 9:30 p.m. at the iconic Bellevue saloon. There\u2019s never a cover and patrons have access to a free shuttle home, if needed.<\/p>\n