BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:dev.svmoa.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b2efd9 DTSTART:20201204T060000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:Magic Lantern Ci nemas SUMMARY:FILM: Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President (First Screening Ketchum) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
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If it hadn't been\ nfor a bottle of scotch and a late-night visit from musician Gregg Allman\ ,\nJimmy Carter might never have been elected the 39th President of the Un ited\nStates. The documentary charts the mostly forgotten story of how Car ter\, a\nlover of all types of music\, forged a tight bond with musicians Willie\nNelson\, the Allman Brothers\, Bob Dylan and others. Low on campai gn funds\nand lacking in name recognition\, Carter relied on support from these\nartists to give him a crucial boost in the Democratic primaries. On ce\nCarter was elected\, the musicians became frequent guests in the White \nHouse. The surprisingly significant role that music played throughout\nC arter's life and in his work becomes a thread in this engaging portrait of \none of the most enigmatic Presidents in American history.

\n
Feat uring: Jimmy Carter\, Madeleine Albright\, Bono\, Garth Brooks\, Jimmy\nBu ffett\, Chip Carter\, Rosanne Cash\, Bishop Michael Curry\, Bob Dylan\, Ch uck\nLeavell\, Willie Nelson\, Nile Rodgers\, Paul Simon\, Trisha Yearwood \, Andrew\nYoung.
Run Time: 1 hour 36 minutes
\ n

This film screening takes place at the Magic Lantern Cinemas\,\ nKetchum at 4pm.

NOTE: SVMoA is\nscr eening films in 2020 at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey on the first\nWednes days of the month and also screens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm\nin p artnership with Magic Lantern Cinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs\nlocat ion at 100 Second St. West in Ketchum.

\n

Please be sure to purchase tickets for the specific time and\nlocation you ’re interested in.

 

\,
Watch\nthe trailer
\,
\n
\,
Prefer to View at\nHome? Click here!
\,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

    SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screening.\n
  • No one will be allowed entry into the the ater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \ n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for staff &amp\; attende es.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are f eeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotocols ar e followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to ensure\nphysical d istancing.
  • SVMoA staff will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • Masks a re required inside the building unless you are\nseated.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheater will help with seating.
  • At the\nend of the show\, plea se use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallways an d down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the additiona l trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nthe staff while t hey sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

 

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I f it hadn't been\nfor a bottle of scotch and a late-night visit from music ian Gregg Allman\,\nJimmy Carter might never have been elected the 39th Pr esident of the United\nStates. The documentary charts the mostly forgotten story of how Carter\, a\nlover of all types of music\, forged a tight bon d with musicians Willie\nNelson\, the Allman Brothers\, Bob Dylan and othe rs. Low on campaign funds\nand lacking in name recognition\, Carter relied on support from these\nartists to give him a crucial boost in the Democra tic primaries. Once\nCarter was elected\, the musicians became frequent gu ests in the White\nHouse. The surprisingly significant role that music pla yed throughout\nCarter's life and in his work becomes a thread in this eng aging portrait of\none of the most enigmatic Presidents in American histor y.

\n
Featuring: Jimmy Carter\, Madeleine Albright\, Bono\, Garth B rooks\, Jimmy\nBuffett\, Chip Carter\, Rosanne Cash\, Bishop Michael Curry \, Bob Dylan\, Chuck\nLeavell\, Willie Nelson\, Nile Rodgers\, Paul Simon\ , Trisha Yearwood\, Andrew\nYoung.
Run Time: 1 hour 36 minutes
\n

This film screening takes place at the Magic L antern Cinemas\,\nKetchum at 4pm.

NOTE: SVMoA is\nscreening films in 2020 at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey on the first\nWednesdays of the month and also screens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm\nin partnership with Magic Lantern Cinemas at Magic Lantern’ s upstairs\nlocation at 100 Second St. West in Ketchum.

\n

Please be sure to purchase tickets for the specific time and\nlocation you’re interested in.

 

\,
Watch\nthe t railer
\,
\n
\,
Prefer to Vie w at\nHome? Click here!
\,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the fi lm screening.
    • \n
  • No one will be allowed e ntry into the theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for sta ff &amp\; attendees.\n
  • Please do not at tend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that clean ing\nprotocols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to e nsure\nphysical distancing.
  • SVMoA staf f will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • Masks are required inside the building unless you are\nseated. < /span>
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheate r will help with seating.
  • At the\nend o f the show\, please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallways and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the additional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nt he staff while they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

 

CATEGORIES:Film DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b362 DTSTART:20201204T063000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:The Museum SUMMARY: (SESSION 1) EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Gem State CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Enjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.

\n
In spired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerica n West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that change\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari An drews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned projects by\nBlane D e St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT TAKES\nPLACE THU \, DEC 3\, FROM 4:30–5:20PM.

FREE\,\npre-registrat ion required. Each session is limited to 8\nparticipants.

Gem State\nBIG IDEA proje ct was made possible in part through generous support\nfrom The Dawson Fam ily.
\n
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\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
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E njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.

\n
Inspired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerican West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\ ,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that cha nge\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari Andrews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned pro jects by\nBlane De St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT  TAKES\nPLACE THU\, DEC 3\, FROM 4:30–5:20PM.

FRE E\,\npre-registration required. Each session is limited to 8\ nparticipants.

Gem State\n< /em>BIG IDEA project was made possible in part through generous support\nf rom The Dawson Family.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours & Events,Lectures & Talks DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b468 DTSTART:20201204T063000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:The Museum SUMMARY: (SESSION 1) EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Gem State CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Enjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.

\n
In spired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerica n West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that change\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari An drews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned projects by\nBlane D e St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT TAKES\nPLACE THU \, DEC 3\, FROM 4:30–5:20PM.

FREE\,\npre-registrat ion required. Each session is limited to 8\nparticipants.

Gem State\nBIG IDEA proje ct was made possible in part through generous support\nfrom The Dawson Fam ily.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
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\n

E njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.

\n
Inspired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerican West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\ ,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that cha nge\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari Andrews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned pro jects by\nBlane De St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT  TAKES\nPLACE THU\, DEC 3\, FROM 4:30–5:20PM.

FRE E\,\npre-registration required. Each session is limited to 8\ nparticipants.

Gem State\n< /em>BIG IDEA project was made possible in part through generous support\nf rom The Dawson Family.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours & Events,Lectures & Talks DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b570 DTSTART:20201204T073000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:The Museum SUMMARY: (SESSION 2) EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Gem State CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Enjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.

\n
In spired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerica n West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that change\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari An drews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned projects by\nBlane D e St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT TAKES\nPLACE THU \, DEC 3\, FROM 5:30–6:20PM.

FREE\,\npre-registrat ion required. Each session is limited to 8\nparticipants.

Gem State\nBIG IDEA proje ct was made possible in part through generous support\nfrom The Dawson Fam ily.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
\n

E njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.

\n
Inspired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerican West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\ ,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that cha nge\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari Andrews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned pro jects by\nBlane De St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT  TAKES\nPLACE THU\, DEC 3\, FROM 5:30–6:20PM.

FRE E\,\npre-registration required. Each session is limited to 8\ nparticipants.

Gem State\n< /em>BIG IDEA project was made possible in part through generous support\nf rom The Dawson Family.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours & Events,Lectures & Talks DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b652 DTSTART:20201204T073000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:The Museum SUMMARY: (SESSION 2) EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Gem State CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Enjoy a glass of\n wine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curators.

\n
In spired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerica n West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that change\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari An drews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned projects by\nBlane D e St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT TAKES\nPLACE THU \, DEC 3\, FROM 5:30–6:20PM.

FREE\,\npre-registrat ion required. Each session is limited to 8\nparticipants.

Gem State\nBIG IDEA proje ct was made possible in part through generous support\nfrom The Dawson Fam ily.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
\n

E njoy a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Museum’s curat ors.

\n
Inspired by Idaho’s nickname\, SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem\nState considers geology—particularly the geology of Idaho and the\nAmerican West—and uses it as a metaphor for the ideas of time\ ,\ntransformation and history. Inherent in geology is the promise that cha nge\nthrough time is both possible and inevitable. The exhibition features work\nby Mari Andrews and Cynthia Ona Innis\, as well as commissioned pro jects by\nBlane De St. Croix and Brad Johnson.

THIS EVENT  TAKES\nPLACE THU\, DEC 3\, FROM 5:30–6:20PM.

FRE E\,\npre-registration required. Each session is limited to 8\ nparticipants.

Gem State\n< /em>BIG IDEA project was made possible in part through generous support\nf rom The Dawson Family.
\n
\,
\n

\n

Part of SVMoA’s BIG IDEA project Gem State.
\n
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours & Events,Lectures & Talks DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b703 DTSTART:20201204T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:Magic Lantern Ci nemas SUMMARY:FILM: Jimmy Carter: Rock & Roll President (Second Screening Ketchum ) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

If it hadn't been\ nfor a bottle of scotch and a late-night visit from musician Gregg Allman\ ,\nJimmy Carter might never have been elected the 39th President of the Un ited\nStates. The documentary charts the mostly forgotten story of how Car ter\, a\nlover of all types of music\, forged a tight bond with musicians Willie\nNelson\, the Allman Brothers\, Bob Dylan and others. Low on campai gn funds\nand lacking in name recognition\, Carter relied on support from these\nartists to give him a crucial boost in the Democratic primaries. On ce\nCarter was elected\, the musicians became frequent guests in the White \nHouse. The surprisingly significant role that music played throughout\nC arter's life and in his work becomes a thread in this engaging portrait of \none of the most enigmatic Presidents in American history.

\n
Feat uring: Jimmy Carter\, Madeleine Albright\, Bono\, Garth Brooks\, Jimmy\nBu ffett\, Chip Carter\, Rosanne Cash\, Bishop Michael Curry\, Bob Dylan\, Ch uck\nLeavell\, Willie Nelson\, Nile Rodgers\, Paul Simon\, Trisha Yearwood \, Andrew\nYoung.
Run Time: 1 hour 36 minutes
\ n

This film screening takes place at the Magic Lantern Cinemas\,\ nKetchum at 7pm.

NOTE: SVMoA is\nscr eening films in 2020 at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey on the first\nWednes days of the month and also screens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm\nin p artnership with Magic Lantern Cinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs\nlocat ion at 100 Second St. West in Ketchum.

\n

Please be sure to purchase tickets for the specific time and\nlocation you ’re interested in.

 

\,
Watch\nthe trailer
\,
\n
\,
Prefer to View at\nHome? Click here!
\,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

    SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screening.\n
  • No one will be allowed entry into the the ater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \ n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for staff &amp\; attende es.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are f eeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotocols ar e followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to ensure\nphysical d istancing.
  • SVMoA staff will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • Masks a re required inside the building unless you are\nseated.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheater will help with seating.
  • At the\nend of the show\, plea se use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallways an d down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the additiona l trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nthe staff while t hey sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

 

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I f it hadn't been\nfor a bottle of scotch and a late-night visit from music ian Gregg Allman\,\nJimmy Carter might never have been elected the 39th Pr esident of the United\nStates. The documentary charts the mostly forgotten story of how Carter\, a\nlover of all types of music\, forged a tight bon d with musicians Willie\nNelson\, the Allman Brothers\, Bob Dylan and othe rs. Low on campaign funds\nand lacking in name recognition\, Carter relied on support from these\nartists to give him a crucial boost in the Democra tic primaries. Once\nCarter was elected\, the musicians became frequent gu ests in the White\nHouse. The surprisingly significant role that music pla yed throughout\nCarter's life and in his work becomes a thread in this eng aging portrait of\none of the most enigmatic Presidents in American histor y.

\n
Featuring: Jimmy Carter\, Madeleine Albright\, Bono\, Garth B rooks\, Jimmy\nBuffett\, Chip Carter\, Rosanne Cash\, Bishop Michael Curry \, Bob Dylan\, Chuck\nLeavell\, Willie Nelson\, Nile Rodgers\, Paul Simon\ , Trisha Yearwood\, Andrew\nYoung.
Run Time: 1 hour 36 minutes
\n

This film screening takes place at the Magic L antern Cinemas\,\nKetchum at 7pm.

NOTE: SVMoA is\nscreening films in 2020 at the Liberty Theatre in Hailey on the first\nWednesdays of the month and also screens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm\nin partnership with Magic Lantern Cinemas at Magic Lantern’ s upstairs\nlocation at 100 Second St. West in Ketchum.

\n

Please be sure to purchase tickets for the specific time and\nlocation you’re interested in.

 

\,
Watch\nthe t railer
\,
\n
\,
Prefer to Vie w at\nHome? Click here!
\,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the fi lm screening.
    • \n
  • No one will be allowed e ntry into the theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for sta ff &amp\; attendees.\n
  • Please do not at tend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that clean ing\nprotocols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to e nsure\nphysical distancing.
  • SVMoA staf f will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • Masks are required inside the building unless you are\nseated. < /span>
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheate r will help with seating.
  • At the\nend o f the show\, please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallways and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the additional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nt he staff while they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

 

CATEGORIES:Film DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b81f DTSTART:20201211T060000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:Magic Lantern Ci nemas SUMMARY:FILM: The Times of Bill Cunningham (First Showing) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Told in Bill\nCunn ingham’s own cheerful and plainspoken words from a recently unearthed\ns ix-hour 1994 interview\, the iconic street photographer and fashion\nhisto rian chronicles moonlighting as a milliner in France during the Korean\nWa r\, his unique relationship with First Lady Jackie Kennedy\, his four\ndec ades at The New York Times and his democratic view of fashion\nan d society. Narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker\, The Times of Bill\nCunni ngham features incredible photographs chosen from more than 3\nmillio n previously unpublicized images and documents.

Running time:\n1 h our 14 minutes

This film screening takes place at\nt he Magic Lantern Cinemas\, Ketchum at 4pm.

\n

N OTE: SVMoA is screening films in 2020 at the\nLiberty Theatre in Hailey on the first Wednesdays of the month and also\nscreens films on Thu rsdays at 4pm and 7pm in partnership with Magic Lantern\nCinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs location at 100 Second St. West in\nKetchum.

Please be sure to purchase\ntickets for the spec ific time and location you’re interested\nin.

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\n
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\n
\,
\,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screenin g.
    • \n
  • No one will be allowed entry into t he theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for staff &amp\; a ttendees.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nil l.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotoc ols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to ensure\nphys ical distancing.
  • SVMoA staff will\nche ck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • M asks are required inside the building unless you are\nseated.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheater will help with seating.
  • At the\nend of the show\ , please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallw ays and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the add itional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nthe staff w hile they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

\n

 

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T old in Bill\nCunningham’s own cheerful and plainspoken words from a rece ntly unearthed\nsix-hour 1994 interview\, the iconic street photographer a nd fashion\nhistorian chronicles moonlighting as a milliner in France duri ng the Korean\nWar\, his unique relationship with First Lady Jackie Kenned y\, his four\ndecades at The New York Times and his democratic vi ew of fashion\nand society. Narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker\, The Tim es of Bill\nCunningham features incredible photographs chosen from mo re than 3\nmillion previously unpublicized images and documents.

R unning time:\n1 hour 14 minutes

This film screening takes place at\nthe Magic Lantern Cinemas\, Ketchum at 4pm.

\n< p>NOTE: SVMoA is screening films in 2020 at the\nLi berty Theatre in Hailey on the first Wednesdays of the month and also\nscr eens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm in partnership with Magic Lantern\n Cinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs location at 100 Second St. West in\n Ketchum.

Please be sure to purchase\ntic kets for the specific time and location you’re interested\nin.

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HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screening.
    • \n
  • No one will be all owed entry into the theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own ma sk.
    • \n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available f or staff &amp\; attendees.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotocols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sol d to ensure\nphysical distancing.
  • SVMo A staff will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • Masks are required inside the building unless you are\nsea ted.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\n theater will help with seating.
  • At the\ nend of the show\, please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to \nthe outer hallways and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator) .\n
  • Please pick up your trash and depos it\nit in the additional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps prot ect\nthe staff while they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

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CATEGORIES:Film DTSTAMP:20241116T162339Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6739297b6b929 DTSTART:20201211T090000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE LOCATION:Magic Lantern Ci nemas SUMMARY:FILM: The Times of Bill Cunningham (Second Showing) CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:
\n

Told in Bill\nCunn ingham’s own cheerful and plainspoken words from a recently unearthed\ns ix-hour 1994 interview\, the iconic street photographer and fashion\nhisto rian chronicles moonlighting as a milliner in France during the Korean\nWa r\, his unique relationship with First Lady Jackie Kennedy\, his four\ndec ades at The New York Times and his democratic view of fashion\nan d society. Narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker\, The Times of Bill\nCunni ngham features incredible photographs chosen from more than 3\nmillio n previously unpublicized images and documents.

Running time:\n1 h our 14 minutes

This film screening takes place at\nt he Magic Lantern Cinemas\, Ketchum at 7pm.

\n

N OTE: SVMoA is screening films in 2020 at the\nLiberty Theatre in Hailey on the first Wednesdays of the month and also\nscreens films on Thu rsdays at 4pm and 7pm in partnership with Magic Lantern\nCinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs location at 100 Second St. West in\nKetchum.

Please be sure to purchase\ntickets for the spec ific time and location you’re interested\nin.

\,
\n \,
\n
\, \,

HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screenin g.
    • \n
  • No one will be allowed entry into t he theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own mask.
    • \n
  • Hand sanitizer will be available for staff &amp\; a ttendees.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nil l.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotoc ols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sold to ensure\nphys ical distancing.
  • SVMoA staff will\nche ck in attendees outside the theater.
    • \n
  • M asks are required inside the building unless you are\nseated.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\ntheater will help with seating.
  • At the\nend of the show\ , please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to\nthe outer hallw ays and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator).\n
  • Please pick up your trash and deposit\nit in the add itional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps protect\nthe staff w hile they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

MORE INFO:

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T old in Bill\nCunningham’s own cheerful and plainspoken words from a rece ntly unearthed\nsix-hour 1994 interview\, the iconic street photographer a nd fashion\nhistorian chronicles moonlighting as a milliner in France duri ng the Korean\nWar\, his unique relationship with First Lady Jackie Kenned y\, his four\ndecades at The New York Times and his democratic vi ew of fashion\nand society. Narrated by Sarah Jessica Parker\, The Tim es of Bill\nCunningham features incredible photographs chosen from mo re than 3\nmillion previously unpublicized images and documents.

R unning time:\n1 hour 14 minutes

This film screening takes place at\nthe Magic Lantern Cinemas\, Ketchum at 7pm.

\n< p>NOTE: SVMoA is screening films in 2020 at the\nLi berty Theatre in Hailey on the first Wednesdays of the month and also\nscr eens films on Thursdays at 4pm and 7pm in partnership with Magic Lantern\n Cinemas at Magic Lantern’s upstairs location at 100 Second St. West in\n Ketchum.

Please be sure to purchase\ntic kets for the specific time and location you’re interested\nin.

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HEALTH\n&amp\; SAFETY PROTOCOLS:

  • SVMoA staff\nwill wear face masks at the film screening.
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  • No one will be all owed entry into the theater without a\nface mask. Please bring your own ma sk.
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  • Hand sanitizer will be available f or staff &amp\; attendees.\n
  • Please do not attend if you are feeling\nill or if you’ve recently been in contact with someone\nill.
  • We will ensure that cleaning\nprotocols are followed and will limit the number of tickets sol d to ensure\nphysical distancing.
  • SVMo A staff will\ncheck in attendees outside the theater.
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  • Masks are required inside the building unless you are\nsea ted.
  • A SVMoA staff member inside the\n theater will help with seating.
  • At the\ nend of the show\, please use the exits at the front of the auditoriums to \nthe outer hallways and down the stairs (unless you require the elevator) .\n
  • Please pick up your trash and depos it\nit in the additional trash receptacles at those exits. This helps prot ect\nthe staff while they sanitize the auditoriums for the next\nshow

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Join us for a\nl ivestream performance of Company of Fools' rehearsed reading of Jacob\nMar ley's Christmas Carol by Tom Mula from the comfort of your home!
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Jacob Marley sums up the message of Charles Dickens’\n< em>A Christmas Carol in his first ghostly visit to Ebenezer Scrooge:\ n“Mankind was my business!” This year\, we’ve all been doing our par t\nto look after each other. From social distancing to wearing masks and\n postponing travel\, our current climate has given us an opportunity to thi nk\na little more about each other and a little less about ourselves. Take a\ntrip with Jacob Marley as he seeks his own redemption from beyond the\ ngrave. Enjoy the Fools' unique retelling of a classic tale.
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THE STORY: “Marley was dead\, to begin with…”\n —and what happens to Ebenezer Scrooge’s mean\, sour\, pruney old busin ess\npartner after that? Chained and shackled\, Marley is condemned to a h ellish\neternity. He’s even given his own private tormentor: a malicious little\nhell-sprite who thoroughly enjoys his work. Desperate\, Marley ac cepts his\none chance to free himself: To escape his own chains\, he must first redeem\nScrooge. So begins a journey of laughter and terror\, redemp tion and\nrenewal\, during which Scrooge’s heart\, indeed\, is opened\; but not before\nMarley—in this irreverent\, funny and deeply moving stor y—discovers his\nown.
 
Directed by David Janeski .
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“…Nothing less than an anthem to human nature\, to\nimagination\, and to the wonder of a compelling story told by a wondrous\nstoryteller…amo ng the best evenings of the theatrical year…As the tale\nslips down the throat like a hot chocolate\, it also reveals new truths\nabout the human condition…in Mula’s warm and inviting hands\, Marley\nbecomes a tortur ed but poignant and ultimately redeemed soul who personally\nstage-manages Scrooge’s reformation and finds his own redemption\ntherein…an inspir ed and moving story that makes all that old stuff about\nghosts and graves seem both immediate and revelatory…a splendid and\ninvigorating evening !” —Chicago Tribune. 
 
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“…[Blends] a Dick ens sensibility with a taste for fairy tales and\ncontemporary wit…thoro ughly charming—a holiday treat…” —Herald\n(Chicago)
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“…Superbly written\, marvelously\nperformed…inspired writ ing…funny\, moving\, and hypnotic throughout…”\n—Chicago Sun-Times
 
“Delectably zany…inspired\ntheatre…gives t he audience cause to ache\, and to laugh\, and in the end\,\nto exalt.” —Citybeat
 
“Of all the holiday\nshows dotting the theatrical landscape\, none shines brighter than JACOB\nMARLEY’S CHR ISTMAS CAROL.” —The Life
 
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“…Wondrous…an instant classic…” —Chicago Gay Times
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Company of Fools 25th\nSeason Sponsors

Arrow R Storage\, Gwen and\nMitchel August\, Blaine County Title\, Linda and Bob Edwards\, Jodie and Dan\nHunt and the Roy A. Hunt Foundation\, Kenneth Lewis\, Marcia and Don Liebich\,\nLinda and Bill Nicholson\, Tedde and Jim Reid \, Shubert\nFoundation\, Richard Smooke and Family in loving memory of Jud ith Smooke\,\nJulie Weston and Gerry Morrison\, Jeri Wolfson\,\nand Barbara and Stanley Zax

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Join us for a\nlivestream performance of Company of Fools' rehearsed read ing of Jacob\nMarley's Christmas Carol by Tom Mula from the comfort of you r home!
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Jacob Marley sums up the message of Char les Dickens’\nA Christmas Carol in his first ghostly visit to E benezer Scrooge:\n“Mankind was my business!” This year\, we’ve all b een doing our part\nto look after each other. From social distancing to we aring masks and\npostponing travel\, our current climate has given us an o pportunity to think\na little more about each other and a little less abou t ourselves. Take a\ntrip with Jacob Marley as he seeks his own redemption from beyond the\ngrave. Enjoy the Fools' unique retelling of a classic ta le.
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THE STORY: “Marley was dead\, to beg in with…”\n—and what happens to Ebenezer Scrooge’s mean\, sour\, p runey old business\npartner after that? Chained and shackled\, Marley is c ondemned to a hellish\neternity. He’s even given his own private torment or: a malicious little\nhell-sprite who thoroughly enjoys his work. Desper ate\, Marley accepts his\none chance to free himself: To escape his own ch ains\, he must first redeem\nScrooge. So begins a journey of laughter and terror\, redemption and\nrenewal\, during which Scrooge’s heart\, indeed \, is opened\; but not before\nMarley—in this irreverent\, funny and dee ply moving story—discovers his\nown.
 
Directed b y David Janeski.
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“…Nothing less than an anthem to human nature\, to\nim agination\, and to the wonder of a compelling story told by a wondrous\nst oryteller…among the best evenings of the theatrical year…As the tale\n slips down the throat like a hot chocolate\, it also reveals new truths\na bout the human condition…in Mula’s warm and inviting hands\, Marley\nb ecomes a tortured but poignant and ultimately redeemed soul who personally \nstage-manages Scrooge’s reformation and finds his own redemption\nther ein…an inspired and moving story that makes all that old stuff about\ngh osts and graves seem both immediate and revelatory…a splendid and\ninvig orating evening!” —Chicago Tribune. 
 
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“… [Blends] a Dickens sensibility with a taste for fairy tales and\ncontempor ary wit…thoroughly charming—a holiday treat…” —Herald\n(Chicago)
 
“…Superbly written\, marvelously\nperformed …inspired writing…funny\, moving\, and hypnotic throughout…”\n—C hicago Sun-Times
 
“Delectably zany…inspired\nt heatre…gives the audience cause to ache\, and to laugh\, and in the end\ ,\nto exalt.” —Citybeat
 
“Of all the holiday \nshows dotting the theatrical landscape\, none shines brighter than JACOB \nMARLEY’S CHRISTMAS CAROL.” —The Life
 
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“ …Wondrous…an instant classic…” —Chicago Gay Times
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Company of Fools 25th\nSeason Sponsors

Arrow R Storage\, Gwen and\nMitchel August\, Blaine County Title\, Linda and Bob Edwards\, Jodie and Dan\nHunt and the Roy A. Hunt Foundation\, Kenneth Le wis\, Marcia and Don Liebich\,\nLinda and Bill Nicholson\, Te dde and Jim Reid\, Shubert\nFoundation\, Richard Smooke and Family in lovi ng memory of Judith Smooke\,\nJulie Weston and Gerry Morriso n\, Jeri Wolfson\,\nand Barbara and Stanley Zax< /span>

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