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All Week
\n\u2018We The People\u2019 \u2013 Exhibition<\/strong>
\n9AM to 5PM \/ The Center \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\n\"\"Sun Valley Center for the Arts will showcase its exhibition \u201cWe the People: Protest and Patriotism\u201d throughout the week. As citizens in a representative democracy, Americans rely on elected officials to make legislation and policy and to act in the United States\u2019 best interests domestically and internationally. But from the time of its founding, the U.S. has also been a nation that embraces the idea of participatory democracy.
\n\u201cWe the People: Protest and Patriotism\u201d explores the many ways Americans seeking to affect social and political change can take action. Beyond exercising one\u2019s right to vote, public acts of protest have long shaped America\u2019s history, bringing people together to speak out against things like \u201ctaxation without representation,\u201d the institution of slavery or the Vietnam War, and in favor of voting rights for women, expanded protections for workers, or civil rights for African-Americans and members of the LGBTQ community.
\nThe Center\u2019s visual arts exhibition offers historical artifacts and works that illuminate the many ways American citizens participate in the U.S. democracy. The visual arts exhibition will be on view through Dec. 14. For more information visit sunvalleycenter.org or call (208) 726-9491.<\/p>\n

Wednesday November 21
\nKetchum Community Dinners<\/strong>
\n6-7PM \/ Church Of The Big Wood \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nWeekly free hot dinners are provided to anyone who wishes to join. Find Ketchum Community Dinners on Facebook for more information and weekly menu updates.<\/p>\n

Wednesday November 21
\nMatchstick Productions \u2018All In<\/strong>\u2019
\n7-9PM \/ Opera House \/ Sun Valley<\/em>
\nSun Valley Resort presents the epic ski film \u2018All In\u2019 in which a talented group of hard-charging women wants to\u00a0disrupt the male-dominated ski film formula. Skiing isn\u2019t exclusionary; true fun in the mountains\u00a0can be shared equally by everyone. Featuring as many women as men, the film embodies the spirit of past Matchstick films with\u00a0high-action ski segments, visually stunning imagery and engaging humor. The movie is light on story, but high on\u00a0action and full of fun-loving personality.\u00a0Shot in British Columbia,\u00a0Alaska, Utah, Washington, Japan and South America.\u00a0Starring: Angel Collinson, Michelle Parker, Tatum Monod, Elyse Saugstad, Mark Abma, Wiley Miller, Johnny Collinson, and Cody\u00a0Townsend. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets are $10.<\/p>\n

Wednesday November 21
\nCreative Writing Workshop With Tony Evans\u2028<\/strong>
\n6PM \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nThe Creative Writing Workshop is a free workshop open to all genres and levels, providing a supportive atmosphere where local writers can share their work. Bring your favorite books, stories and poems, and samples of your works-in-progress. Writing topics, styles and techniques will be explored weekly. Drop-ins welcome.<\/p>\n

Wednesday Nov. 21 & 23
\nStory Time<\/strong>
\n10:30-11:30AM \/ Hailey Public Library<\/em>
\nStory Time will be held Wednesdays and Fridays each week. Books and crafts designed for children ages 2-4 will be available during Story Time. All ages are welcome. Visit haileypubliclibrary.org for details.<\/p>\n

\"\"Thursday November 22
\nWinter Season Opening Day<\/strong>
\nAll Day \/ Bald Mountain & Dollar Mountain<\/em>
\nBoth Bald Mountain, from the River Run Base, and Dollar Mountain will open on Thanksgiving Day. Find out about daily conditions and open trails by visiting sunvalley.com\/mountain-snow-report.<\/p>\n

Thursday November 22
\nTurkey Trot\u2028<\/strong>
\n10AM \/ Sturtevants \/ Hailey<\/em>
\nOn Thanksgiving morning, join the community for the 15th annual Turkey Trot. It is a run, walk or stroll event and participants will be timed by Vector Timing & Race Management. The annual event was started by Daryl Fauth of Blaine County Title and was taken over by The Chamber of Hailey & The Wood River Valley two years ago. It is a fundraising event for The Chamber, which helps with marketing and supporting the needs of visitors, local business and the community.
\nLast year over 700 people participated in the event. The course will remain the same, proceeding down River Street to the Draper Wood River Preserve and then on through Della View subdivision, Broadford Road and back along River Street to the finish at Carbonate and Main in front of Sturtevants and Club Ride. Title sponsors this year are Mountain West Bank and Blaine County Title.
\nEarly registration is available now online at haileyidaho.com or valleychamber.org. Race-day registration is also available. For more information, contact The Chamber office at (208) 788-3484.<\/p>\n

Friday November 23
\n\u2028Annual Giving Walk\u2028<\/strong>
\n4:00PM \/ Ketchum\u2028<\/em>
\nJoin the Sun Valley Gallery Association for the annual SVGA Giving Walk the Friday after Thanksgiving. Bring nonperishable food items for donation to The Hunger Coalition.<\/p>\n

Friday November 23
\n\u2028Live Music<\/strong>
\n\u20289:30PM \/ Silver Dollar \/ Bellevue\u2028<\/em>
\nThe Silver Dollar Saloon in Bellevue hosts live music every Friday night.<\/p>\n

Friday November 23
\nEmily Stanton Band Live<\/strong>
\n\u20289:00PM \/ Whiskey Jacques\u2019 \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nThe Emily Stanton Band performs live at Whiskey Jacques\u2019 with doors opening at 9 p.m. Tickets are $7 at the door on the day of the show.<\/p>\n

Friday November 23 & 24
\nArgyros Community Open House<\/strong>
\n\u202812:00PM \/ Argyros Performing Arts Center \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nThe Argyros Performing Arts Center celebrates its opening over two days with music, dance, comedy, and theater performances. Tour the state-of-the-art theater and public spaces and explore the Valley\u2019s new year-round home for national and international artistic programming. 12-8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 24, and 12-4 p.m., Sunday, Nov. 25.<\/p>\n

Saturday November 24
\nYoga Story Time<\/strong>
\n4PM \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum
\nWind down and get grounded after a day of skiing on the mountain. Join instructor Heather Miller for Yoga Story Time for the whole family.<\/p>\n

Monday November 26
\nSouper Supper<\/strong>
\n5:30-6:30PM \/ St. Charles Church \/ Hailey<\/em>
\nWeekly free hot dinners are provided to anyone who wishes to join. St. Charles Catholic Church is located at 313 1st Ave. S., Hailey.<\/p>\n

Tuesday November 27
\nScience Time<\/strong>
\n11AM to Noon \/ Community Library \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nScience Time teaches children about nature, animals, habitats and the natural world. Science Time is geared toward preschool-age children and is held every Tuesday from 11 a.m. to noon. Check out comlib.org to learn more.<\/p>\n

Wednesday November 28
\n\u2028Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve Talk<\/strong>
\n6:00PM \/ Konditorei \/ Sun Valley<\/em>
\nCentral Idaho is now home to the only dark sky reserve in the United States\u2014the Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve\u2014and it\u2019s one of only 12 in the world. To celebrate, Idaho Conservation League is teaming up with The\u00a0Konditorei restaurant to bring a chance to\u00a0learn about the Central Idaho Dark Sky Reserve. Hear more about how this reserve is preserving and enhancing central Idaho\u2019s superior nighttime ambiance and how it is benefiting our health, environment and economy. This event will also feature an introduction to the fall sky featuring several prominent constellations. Learn the lore behind these celestial patterns and gain access to a telescope for viewing deep-sky objects. This event is free.<\/p>\n

Wednesday November 28
\n\u2028Wood River Writing Workshop With Sarah Sentilles<\/strong>
\n6:00PM \/ The Center \/ Hailey<\/em>
\nJoin The Center for their monthly generative writing workshop. Participants will engage in writing exercises, discuss craft, and share new work. Workshop is $25 for The Center members, $35 for nonmembers and $10 for students. Wood River Writing Workshops will take place on Wednesdays\u2014Jan. 30, Feb. 27 & April 3, 2019, from 6-8 p.m.<\/p>\n

Thursday November 29
\n\u2028Film: \u201c2 Trains Runnin\u2019\u201d<\/strong>
\n4:30PM \/ Magic Lantern Cinemas \/ Ketchum<\/em>
\nTwo Trains Runnin\u2019 is a feature-length documentary directed by Sam Pollard, narrated by Common, and featuring the music of Gary Clark, Jr. The film pays tribute to a pioneering generation of musicians and cuts to the heart of our present moment, offering a crucial vantage from which to view the evolving dynamics of race in America. In 2017 the documentary was honored with a Grammy nomination for Best Music Film.\u00a0Running time is 1 hour and 22 minutes. $10 for members of The Center, $12 for nonmembers.<\/p>\n

Thursday November 29
\n509 Snowmobile Film Premier And Raffle<\/strong>
\n7:00PM \/ The Mint \/ Hailey<\/em>
\n509 Snowmobile presents the film premier of \u201cChasing The Endless Season,\u201d as well as a raffle to benefit the Sawtooth Avalanche Center. The Mint opens at 4:30 p.m. for food and drinks with the film beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 at the door and kids 12 and under are free.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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