Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\nclass is offered Wed s\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\nAttend as many s essions as you like!
Dates are subject to\nchange.
Use t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\ncla ss is offered Weds\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\ nAttend as many sessions as you like!
Dates are subject to\ncha nge.
Las Migas is\nunique a mong Spanish music groups\, a fascinating blend of Flamenco and\nMediterra nean styles that combines classic and contemporary rhythms. The\nfour wome n of Las Migas come from four different cities that span not only\ngeograp hy but also the cultural diversity of Spain: Barcelona\, Sevilla\,\nCórdo ba and Lérida. The two Andalusians are the guitarists: Marta Robles\,\nth e veteran\, and Alicia Grillo\, the most recent addition and youngest\nmus ician of the group. The two Catalans are Alba Carmona\, a vocalist and\nda ncer\, and Roser Loscos on violin. They all bring to the group one common\ npassion: Flamenco.
Alba Carmona\, lead singer and dancer of Las\nM igas\, just learned that she is expecting her first baby! She will still \nbe touring\, and singing in her inimitable style\, but her doctor has ad vised\nher not to do her dance number. You will love Las Migas' music in a ll its\nvariety and passion\, that we can assure you\, and congra ts to\nAlba!
Las Migas' latest album\, Vente Conmigo\, was\njust nominated for Best Flamenco Record Of The Year 2017 by the Latin\nGrammys.
Las Migas
Fri\, Nov 3\, 2017\, 7pm
Mark O’Connor with the O’Connor Band
Sun\, Dec\
n10\, 2017\, 7pm
Tyler Ramsey
Thu\, Jan 18\,
2018\,\n7pm
International Guitar Night
Tue\
, Feb 6\,\n2018\, 7pm
Socks in the Frying Pan
Tue\, Mar 6\,\n2018\, 7pm
Series tickets are available to Cent er members starting\nat $135 and include a ticket to each show. Call to pu rchase the series\,\n208.726.9491 x110.
Professional Artist Resid ency\nProgram—Every performer in the 2017–2018 Performing Arts Series will be\nworking in local schools as a part of The Center’s ongoing comm itment to\narts education. The Professional Artist Residency Program is su pported by\nScott Miley &\; Jane Rosen and\, in part\, with funds for I nternational\nGuitar Night and Socks in the Frying Pan provided by the Wes tern States\nArts Federation (WESTAF)\, the Idaho Commission on the Arts a nd the National\nEndowment for the Arts\, and all of our members\, donors and our annual Wine\nAuction participants.
Las M igas is\nunique among Spanish music groups\, a fascinating blend of Flamen co and\nMediterranean styles that combines classic and contemporary rhythm s. The\nfour women of Las Migas come from four different cities that span not only\ngeography but also the cultural diversity of Spain: Barcelona\, Sevilla\,\nCórdoba and Lérida. The two Andalusians are the guitarists: M arta Robles\,\nthe veteran\, and Alicia Grillo\, the most recent addition and youngest\nmusician of the group. The two Catalans are Alba Carmona\, a vocalist and\ndancer\, and Roser Loscos on violin. They all bring to the group one common\npassion: Flamenco.
Alba Carmona\, lead singer and dancer of Las\nMigas\, just learned that she is expecting her first baby! She will still\nbe touring\, and singing in her inimitable style\, but her doctor has advised\nher not to do her dance number. You will love Las Migas' music in all its\nvariety and passion\, that we can assure you\, and congrats to\nAlba!
Las Migas' latest album\, Vente Conmigo\, was\njust nominated for Best Flamenco Record Of The Year 2017 by the Latin\nGrammys.
Las Migas
Fri\, Nov 3\, 20
17\, 7pm
Mark O’Connor with the O’Connor Band
Sun\, Dec\n10\, 2017\, 7pm
Tyler Ramsey
Thu\, Jan 18\, 2018\,\n7pm
International Guitar Night
Tue\, Feb 6\,\n2018\, 7pm
Socks in the Frying
Pan
Tue\, Mar 6\,\n2018\, 7pm
Series tickets are available to Center members starting\nat $135 and include a ticket to each show. Call to purchase the series\,\n208.726.9491 x110.
Professi onal Artist Residency\nProgram—Every performer in the 2017–2018 Perfor ming Arts Series will be\nworking in local schools as a part of The Center ’s ongoing commitment to\narts education. The Professional Artist Reside ncy Program is supported by\nScott Miley &\; Jane Rosen and\, in part\, with funds for International\nGuitar Night and Socks in the Frying Pan pr ovided by the Western States\nArts Federation (WESTAF)\, the Idaho Commiss ion on the Arts and the National\nEndowment for the Arts\, and all of our members\, donors and our annual Wine\nAuction participants.
Join Company of\nFools ’ teaching artists for an afternoon of story crafting! We will\nexplore the work of artist Holly Andres whose most recent photographs were\ncreate d at The Center\, Hailey\, as part of the BIG IDEA Unreliable Narrator.\nT hrough improvisation\, props and costumes we will let stories from the pas t\ninspire new creations. Collaborate\, play and create!
Family Day \nevents at The Center provide special opportunities for multiple generati ons\nto explore art and ideas together\, building confidence in self-expre ssion\nthrough art making.
Part of the BIG IDEA The Unreliable\ nNarrator\, September 1-November 24\, 2017.
Join Company of\nFools’ teaching artists for an afternoon of story crafting! We will\nexplore the work of artist Holly Andres whose most recent photogr aphs were\ncreated at The Center\, Hailey\, as part of the BIG IDEA Unreli able Narrator.\nThrough improvisation\, props and costumes we will let sto ries from the past\ninspire new creations. Collaborate\, play and create!< /p>
Family Day\nevents at The Center provide special opportunities for multiple generations\nto explore art and ideas together\, building confide nce in self-expression\nthrough art making.
Part of the BIG IDEA The Unreliable\nNarrator\, September 1-November 24\, 2017.
Join the\ncommunity as we gather to share in humanity's oldest tradition -\nstorytelling. The th eme for this event will be “The Unreliable\nNarrator”. After The Cente r’s two storytelling workshops\, participants\nand the public are encour aged to join us for this evening – stories will\nbe limited to 5 minutes and Mat Gershater of Idaho Basecamp and the Humming\nBull will be the nig ht’s host. All ages are welcome. For those who want\nto tell stories tha t evening\, please arrive before 5:50 to sign in.
\nThis workshop ta kes place from 6-8pm.
Part of The Center's BIG\nIDEA project Th e Unreliable Narrator.
For information on\nrelated adult or te en storytelling workshops\, click\nhere.
Join the\ncommunity as we gather to share in humanity's oldest tradition -\nsto rytelling. The theme for this event will be “The Unreliable\nNarrator” . After The Center’s two storytelling workshops\, participants\nand the public are encouraged to join us for this evening – stories will\nbe lim ited to 5 minutes and Mat Gershater of Idaho Basecamp and the Humming\nBul l will be the night’s host. All ages are welcome. For those who want\nto tell stories that evening\, please arrive before 5:50 to sign in.
\nThis workshop takes place from 6-8pm.
Part of The Center's BIG\nID EA project The Unreliable Narrator.
For information on\nre lated adult or teen storytelling workshops\, click\nhere.
< /div>Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\nclass is offered Wed s\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\nAttend as many s essions as you like!
Dates are subject to\nchange.
Use t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skills welcome.
All skill levels welcome. This\ncla ss is offered Weds\, Oct 4 &\; 18 and Nov 1 &\; 15\, 6:30–8:30pm.\ nAttend as many sessions as you like!
Dates are subject to\ncha nge.
Carole King\nTapestry: Live at Hyde Park celebrates the 45th anniversary of Carole\nKing’s mas terpiece with a spectacular concert for more than 65\,000 fans\nin Hyde Pa rk on July 3\, 2016 including the first-ever performance of the\nentire al bum in sequence.
The Hyde Park performance\, recorded on\nJuly 3\, 2016\, is Carole’s first British concert since 1989 and features\nCarole leading a full band (including rhythm guitarist Danny Kortchmar\, who\npl ayed on the original Tapestry album) through each of the album’s 12\nson gs\, plus her favorite compositions from her impressive songbook. Guest\np erformers include her daughter\, Louise Goffin\, who joins her mother on\n several tracks including Where You Lead (which the duo re-recorded as the\ ntheme song to the popular television series Gilmore Girls)\, plus the\nLa urence Olivier Award-winning West End cast of Beautiful: The Carole\n King Musical.
Proceeds from this screening will go toward The\ nCenter's Professional Artist Residency Program which focuses on bringing\ nmusicians and artists into our local schools to work with students and\nt eachers.
Carol e King\nTapestry: Live at Hyde Park celebrates the 45th anniversary of Car ole\nKing’s masterpiece with a spectacular concert for more than 65\,000 fans\nin Hyde Park on July 3\, 2016 including the first-ever performance of the\nentire album in sequence.
The Hyde Park performance\, recor ded on\nJuly 3\, 2016\, is Carole’s first British concert since 1989 and features\nCarole leading a full band (including rhythm guitarist Danny Ko rtchmar\, who\nplayed on the original Tapestry album) through each of the album’s 12\nsongs\, plus her favorite compositions from her impressive s ongbook. Guest\nperformers include her daughter\, Louise Goffin\, who join s her mother on\nseveral tracks including Where You Lead (which the duo re -recorded as the\ntheme song to the popular television series Gilmore Girl s)\, plus the\nLaurence Olivier Award-winning West End cast of Beauti ful: The Carole\nKing Musical.
Proceeds from this screening wi ll go toward The\nCenter's Professional Artist Residency Program which foc uses on bringing\nmusicians and artists into our local schools to work wit h students and\nteachers.
In the spirit of\nthe season\, the Sun Valley Gallery Association is hosting a Gallery\nWalk/Giv ing Walk. The public is invited to donate items in support of the\nHunger Coalition. The Giving Walk offers residents and visitors the\nopportunity to engage with world-class visual art while supporting an\norganization th at provides much-needed services to the community during the\nholidays and throughout the year. Galleries will have collections\nbins where Giving Walk participants can donate canned or boxed\nnonperishable food in support of the Hunger Coalition. The\nUnreliable Narrator considers the power of the narrator who may not be\ntrustworthy: a stor yteller who misleads\, or perhaps misunderstands the\nevents unfolding in the course of a story\, or asks the reader to construct\ntheir own narrati ve structure as they read a book\, watch a play or film\, or\nlook at a wo rk of art. How do we know when we can believe the story we’re\nbeing tol d? Exhibition on view through November 24. Note the\nspecial Than ksgiving hours (4-6pm)!
In th e spirit of\nthe season\, the Sun Valley Gallery Association is hosting a Gallery\nWalk/Giving Walk. The public is invited to donate items in suppor t of the\nHunger Coalition. The Giving Walk offers residents and visitors the\nopportunity to engage with world-class visual art while supporting an \norganization that provides much-needed services to the community during the\nholidays and throughout the year. Galleries will have collect ions\nbins where Giving Walk participants can donate canned or boxed\nnonp erishable food in support of the Hunger Coalition. The\nUnrel iable Narrator considers the power of the narrator who may not be\ntr ustworthy: a storyteller who misleads\, or perhaps misunderstands the\neve nts unfolding in the course of a story\, or asks the reader to construct\n their own narrative structure as they read a book\, watch a play or film\, or\nlook at a work of art. How do we know when we can believe the story w e’re\nbeing told? Exhibition on view through November 24. Note the\nspecial Thanksgiving hours (4-6pm)!