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SVMoA’s print show closes on Oct. 17 (opens the original)
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On a recent fall-kissed morning in Hailey, master printer Dan Welden sketched out his plan for that dayâs printmaking workshop. He was going to teach the class how to make mistakes. Welden, who is based in the Hamptons on New York's Long Island, has been refining his craft for the past 55 years. Heâs both a master printer and a master printmakerâthereâs a distinctionâand the Sun Valley Museum of Art had invited him to lead a three-day workshop as part of the programming around its prin
National conversation around nuclear energy has Idaho connection (opens the original)
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The Sun Valley Policy Forum offers seasonal multi-day programsâa summer institute, a winter summit and a fall symposiumâthat bring high-powered speakers from across the country to the valley to talk politics, economics and government. Its free TownHall 208 programs are more extemporaneous affairs geared toward the local community. The topics sometimes have more regional resonancesâa talk in February explored Idahoâs connection to the U.S. Navyâbut can also tie in to larger national con
Valley helps Sawtooth Botanical Garden ‘purchase the dirt’ (opens the original)
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On July 28, Kathie Gouley, the chair of the Sawtooth Botanical Gardenâs board of directors, officially signed the documents making the land that the garden sits on its own. The garden has leased its 5 acres from the Enlyst Fund, a private foundation that supports environmental and conservation causes, for $10 a year for the past 31 years. The has garden tried to buy its land on other occasions, but each time the foundation declined to sell. Then, in July 2024, the foundation sent the garden a
Fourth annual Perseid-Palooza is an invitation to look up (opens the original)
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For thousands of years, humans have tipped back their heads in late summer to catch the streaking lights of the Perseid meteor showers. Among the brightest meteor showers, the show builds to a peak in mid-August. This year it lands on Wednesday, Aug. 12. For its fourth annual Perseid-Palooza, the Idaho Dark Sky Alliance will host two meteor watching and stargazing events to help people get the most out of the show. Today, Tuesday, Aug. 11, local astronomers and night sky enthusiasts will be on
SVMF to present newly commissioned work (opens the original)
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The Sun Valley Music Festivalâs free summer concert on Monday will include a new work co-commissioned by the festival, Anna Clyneâs âWoman of the Mountain.â Clyne, a multi-hyphenate artist, is a prolific composer whose work is performed across the world. In 2025, her piece âRestless Oceansâ was performed at the Nobel Prize awards ceremony. Clyne incorporated a traditional Irish song, âSliabh na mBanâ (Mountain of the Women), in the new piece, which she described as a âtone poe
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