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LOCATION:<a>River 
 Run Lodge</a>
SUMMARY:CONCERT: Big Head Todd &amp; the Monsters with very special guest Shove
 ls and Rope
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Big Head Todd and\nthe
  Monsters with very special guest Shovels &amp;amp\; Rope will rock River Run\
 nLodge in Ketchum. Formed in Colorado in the late 80s\, Big Head Todd has\
 ntoured internationally and their album “Sister Sweetly” went platinum
 \nand had three singles that made the charts including “Bittersweet” a
 nd\n“Broken-Hearted Savior.” Favorites in the Rocky Mountains\, Big He
 ad\nTodd will be headlining their 20<sup>th</sup> show at the legendary Re
 d\nRocks Amphitheatre this summer.</p> <p>Kicking off the Aug. 1 show with
  a\nfull set will be husband-and-wife folk-rock duo Shovels &amp;amp\; Rope. B
 ased\nin Charleston\, South Carolina\, Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent e
 ach had\ntheir own solo careers before releasing an album together in 2008
 . In 2013\,\nthe pair won the Americana Music Award for emerging artist of
  the year and\nsong of the year for “Birmingham.”</p> <p><strong>Thank
  you to our\nSummer Concert Series lead sponsor:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><strong>Big Head Todd 
 concert sponsored in part\nby:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><strong>Additional Summer Concert Series\nsu
 pport:</strong></p> <p><a><img n /></a>
 </p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <hr /> 2018 Summer Concert Series</h3> <p><strong>St.\nPaul &amp;amp\; the Broken B
 ones with special guest North Mississippi\nAllstars</strong><br /> Mon\, J
 une 25\, 7pm<br /> Sun Valley Pavilion</p>\n<p><strong>Big Head Todd &amp;amp\
 ; the Monsters with special guest Shovels\n&amp;amp\; Rope</strong><br /> Wed\
 , Aug 1\, 7pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p>\n<p><strong>Baldygrass One-Night M
 usic Fest featuring</strong> <strong>The\nInfamous Stringdusters with open
 ing acts Kuinka and AHI</strong><br /> Wed\,\nAug 22\, 6pm<br /> River Run
  Lodge</p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Series\nPricing</h3> <p><strong>
  To view series package and individual concert\npricing <a>CLICK\nHERE</a></strong><br /> <strong>To vi
 ew a seating map a the Sun Valley\nPavilion <a>CLICK\nHERE</a><br /> </strong></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Seri
 es\nTickets</h3> <p><strong>Series packages are available to MEMBERS ONLY!
 \n</strong><em>Only Center members may purchase the series to save an\nadd
 itional 10% on tickets.</em></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concerts Series\nO
 n Sale Dates</h3> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 13\, 10am<br />\n</strong><strong>S
 ERIES CONCERT TICKETS</strong><strong> on sale to MEMBERS\nONLY<br /> <em>(members will be sent an email with a special links\non Fri\, Apr
  13 at 9:45am)</em></p> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 20\, 10am</strong><br n /> INDIVIDUAL CONCERT TICKETS on sale to MEMBERS ONLY<br />\n</strong>(members will be sent an email with a special links on Fri\,\nApr 20 at 
 9:45am)</em><strong><br /> </strong></p> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 27\,\n10am<b r /> ALL TICKETS on sale to the GENERAL PUBLIC<br />\n</strong><em>(concer
 t ticket links will be live on sunvalleycenter.org at\nApr 20 at 10am)</em></p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Big H
 ead Todd and\nthe Monsters with very special guest Shovels &amp;amp\; Rope wil
 l rock River Run\nLodge in Ketchum. Formed in Colorado in the late 80s\, B
 ig Head Todd has\ntoured internationally and their album “Sister Sweetly
 ” went platinum\nand had three singles that made the charts including 
 “Bittersweet” and\n“Broken-Hearted Savior.” Favorites in the Rocky
  Mountains\, Big Head\nTodd will be headlining their 20<sup>th</sup> show 
 at the legendary Red\nRocks Amphitheatre this summer.</p> <p>Kicking off t
 he Aug. 1 show with a\nfull set will be husband-and-wife folk-rock duo Sho
 vels &amp;amp\; Rope. Based\nin Charleston\, South Carolina\, Cary Ann Hearst 
 and Michael Trent each had\ntheir own solo careers before releasing an alb
 um together in 2008. In 2013\,\nthe pair won the Americana Music Award for
  emerging artist of the year and\nsong of the year for “Birmingham.”</p> <p><strong>Thank you to our\nSummer Concert Series lead sponsor:</p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p>Big Head Todd concert sponsored in part\nby:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><strong>Additional Summer
  Concert Series\nsupport:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Series</h3> <p><strong>St.\nPaul 
 &amp;amp\; the Broken Bones with special guest North Mississippi\nAllstars<br /> Mon\, June 25\, 7pm<br /> Sun Valley Pavilion</p>\n<p><strong>
 Big Head Todd &amp;amp\; the Monsters with special guest Shovels\n&amp;amp\; Rope&lt;
 /strong&gt;<br /> Wed\, Aug 1\, 7pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p>\n<p><strong>Bal
 dygrass One-Night Music Fest featuring</strong> <strong>The\nInfamous Stri
 ngdusters with opening acts Kuinka and AHI</strong><br /> Wed\,\nAug 22\, 
 6pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Series\nPrici
 ng</h3> <p><strong> To view series package and individual concert\npricin
 g <a>CLICK\nHERE</a></strong>&lt;
 br /&gt; <strong>To view a seating map a the Sun Valley\nPavilion <a>CLICK\nHERE</a><br /> </strong></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 
 Summer Concert Series\nTickets</h3> <p><strong>Series packages are availab
 le to MEMBERS ONLY!\n</strong><em>Only Center members may purchase the ser
 ies to save an\nadditional 10% on tickets.</em></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer
  Concerts Series\nOn Sale Dates</h3> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 13\, 10am<br />\
 n</strong><strong>SERIES CONCERT TICKETS</strong><strong> on sale to MEMBE
 RS\nONLY<br /> </strong><em>(members will be sent an email with a special 
 links\non Fri\, Apr 13 at 9:45am)</em></p> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 20\, 10am&lt;
 /strong&gt;<br n /> <strong>INDIVIDUAL CONCERT TICKETS on sale to MEMBERS ONLY
 <br />\n</strong><em>(members will be sent an email with a special links o
 n Fri\,\nApr 20 at 9:45am)</em><strong><br /> </strong></p> <p><strong>Fri
 \, Apr 27\,\n10am<br /> ALL TICKETS on sale to the GENERAL PUBLIC<br />\n&lt;
 /strong&gt;<em>(concert ticket links will be live on sunvalleycenter.org at\n
 Apr 20 at 10am)</em></p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Music &amp; Performances
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DTSTART:20180804T050000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>The Mus
 eum</a>
SUMMARY:GALLERY WALK: Burchfield’s Influence: Hayley Barker\, Anna Fidler
 \, Katy Stone
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Start your\nGallery Wa
 lk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthought-provoking exh
 ibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\nmeet the artists.
  Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of\n20th-century artist Charle
 s E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation\nwith three contemporary art
 ists who count Burchfield among their most\nimportant influences: Hayley B
 arker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of\nthe three contemporary artist
 s in the exhibition draws inspiration from\nBurchfield’s belief in a spi
 ritualized natural world\, which he translated\ninto radiant landscape pai
 ntings that shimmer with energetic line and\npattern. The exhibition featu
 res Barker’s paintings inspired by\npilgrimage sites\, divine experience
 s and landscape\; Fidler’s works on\npaper\, including new work made dur
 ing a residency at the Sun Valley Center\nin Hailey\, which was the birthp
 lace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a\nsite-specific installation by Katy St
 one. <em>Exhibition on view </em>Jun\n29–Sep 21\, 2018.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Start
  your\nGallery Walk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthou
 ght-provoking exhibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\n
 meet the artists. Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of\n20th-cent
 ury artist Charles E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation\nwith three
  contemporary artists who count Burchfield among their most\nimportant inf
 luences: Hayley Barker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of\nthe three co
 ntemporary artists in the exhibition draws inspiration from\nBurchfield’
 s belief in a spiritualized natural world\, which he translated\ninto radi
 ant landscape paintings that shimmer with energetic line and\npattern. The
  exhibition features Barker’s paintings inspired by\npilgrimage sites\, 
 divine experiences and landscape\; Fidler’s works on\npaper\, including 
 new work made during a residency at the Sun Valley Center\nin Hailey\, whi
 ch was the birthplace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a\nsite-specific instal
 lation by Katy Stone. <em>Exhibition on view </em>Jun\n29–Sep 21\, 2018.
 </p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours &amp; Events
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DTSTART:20180811T050000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>Atkins
 on Park</a>
SUMMARY:FREE 50th Anniversary Celebration Party &amp; Concert with Sarah Jane S
 couten
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>The community is\ninvi
 ted to attend a special <strong>50th Anniversary Celebration Party\n&amp;amp\;
  Concert on Friday\, Aug 10\, 5–7pm</strong>\, when guests can visit\nAt
 kinson Park\, celebrate the Festival\, enjoy a glass of wine or beer and\n
 listen to country-folk artist Sarah Jane Scouten perform a free outdoor\nc
 oncert.</p> <p>The Center’s Junior Patrons Circle (JPC) will also host\n
 fun lawn games for all—FAMILIES Welcome!</p> <p>Festival hours on Fri\,\
 nAug 10\, are 10am–6pm\; weekend hours are 10am–5pm.</p> <h3>About Sar
 ah\nJane Scouten</h3> <p>With flavors of Lucinda Williams\, Nanci Griffith
 s and\nIris Dement and a wealth of early country music\, the three-time Ca
 nadian\nFolk Music Award nominee and Western Canadian Music Award nominee'
 s songs\nare faithful to a long-standing folk music tradition. Often spill
 ing over\ninto modern themes that are outspoken and edgy\, her songwriting
  tackles\nissues from poverty and midwifery to tongue-in-cheek heartache s
 ongs and\nunabashed Canadiana.</p> <p>A traditionalist at heart\, Sarah Ja
 ne Scouten\nshows her signature flair for the roots of roots music. With r
 espect for\nthese roots\, she writes from her own perspective\, playing wi
 th style to\ncreate her own distinct voice. This songwriter is known for h
 itting hard\nand close to home\, then laughing it off.</p> <p>Scouten rele
 ased her third\nalbum\, The Bloom Falls From the Rose\, in 2017. The album
  includes\nten original songs\, ranging in style from classic honky tonk 
 to indie-folk\nrock\, and two virtually unknown traditional Western Canadi
 an songs\,\ndiscovered on crackly recordings in university archives and g
 iven new life\nthrough Scouten's haunting arrangements. Developing a big\,
  lush sound on\nthe album\, Scouten comes into her own as a songwriter an
 d\nperformer\, drawing from such modern approaches to country music as\n
 Sturgill Simpson and Emmylou Harris' iconic album Wrecking Ball. If you\nt
 hink you have Sarah Jane Scouten figured out\, you haven't heard anything
 \nyet.</p> <p>Somewhat of an itinerant musician\, spending much of her tim
 e on\nthe road\, Sarah Jane has called Bowen Island\, Vancouver and Montre
 al home.\nShe now lives in the neighborhood of Parkdale in Toronto with tw
 o cats\nnamed after Cajun musicians.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>The c
 ommunity is\ninvited to attend a special <strong>50th Anniversary Celebrat
 ion Party\n&amp;amp\; Concert on Friday\, Aug 10\, 5–7pm</strong>\, when gue
 sts can visit\nAtkinson Park\, celebrate the Festival\, enjoy a glass of w
 ine or beer and\nlisten to country-folk artist Sarah Jane Scouten perform 
 a free outdoor\nconcert.</p> <p>The Center’s Junior Patrons Circle (JPC)
  will also host\nfun lawn games for all—FAMILIES Welcome!</p> <p>Festiva
 l hours on Fri\,\nAug 10\, are 10am–6pm\; weekend hours are 10am–5pm.&lt;
 /p&gt; <h3>About Sarah\nJane Scouten</h3> <p>With flavors of Lucinda Williams
 \, Nanci Griffiths and\nIris Dement and a wealth of early country music\, 
 the three-time Canadian\nFolk Music Award nominee and Western Canadian Mus
 ic Award nominee's songs\nare faithful to a long-standing folk music tradi
 tion. Often spilling over\ninto modern themes that are outspoken and edgy\
 , her songwriting tackles\nissues from poverty and midwifery to tongue-in-
 cheek heartache songs and\nunabashed Canadiana.</p> <p>A traditionalist at
  heart\, Sarah Jane Scouten\nshows her signature flair for the roots of ro
 ots music. With respect for\nthese roots\, she writes from her own perspec
 tive\, playing with style to\ncreate her own distinct voice. This songwrit
 er is known for hitting hard\nand close to home\, then laughing it off.</p> <p>Scouten released her third\nalbum\, The Bloom Falls From the Rose\, i
 n 2017. The album includes\nten original songs\, ranging in style from cl
 assic honky tonk to indie-folk\nrock\, and two virtually unknown tradition
 al Western Canadian songs\,\ndiscovered on crackly recordings in universit
 y archives and given new life\nthrough Scouten's haunting arrangements. D
 eveloping a big\, lush sound on\nthe album\, Scouten comes into her own a
 s a songwriter and\nperformer\, drawing from such modern approaches to co
 untry music as\nSturgill Simpson and Emmylou Harris' iconic album Wreckin
 g Ball. If you\nthink you have Sarah Jane Scouten figured out\, you haven'
 t heard anything\nyet.</p> <p>Somewhat of an itinerant musician\, spendin
 g much of her time on\nthe road\, Sarah Jane has called Bowen Island\, Van
 couver and Montreal home.\nShe now lives in the neighborhood of Parkdale i
 n Toronto with two cats\nnamed after Cajun musicians.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Music &amp; Performances
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DTSTART:20180814T220000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>The Ce
 nter\,\nHailey</a>
SUMMARY:CREATIVE JUMP-IN: Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Artist
 : Playing with Pastels with Karen Watson
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Join Hood River\nartis
 t Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pastels. This\nclass
 \, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamentals of pastel\na
 nd materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore composition\, color\
 nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful painting. Karen will
 \nteach a variety of application techniques to aid students in creating th
 eir\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will demonstrate frami
 ng\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showcase their one of 
 a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variety of soft of past
 els\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air. Favoring loose a
 nd bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she creates fresh and exc
 iting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several applications of pa
 stel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has received numerou
 s awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been featured in the Pa
 stel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in both private and
  public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love working in pastel du
 e to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the experience with 
 others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals throughout the c
 ountry and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes place Tue-Thu\, Au
 g 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Tue
 s\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Join 
 Hood River\nartist Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pas
 tels. This\nclass\, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamen
 tals of pastel\nand materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore com
 position\, color\nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful pai
 nting. Karen will\nteach a variety of application techniques to aid studen
 ts in creating their\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will 
 demonstrate framing\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showc
 ase their one of a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variet
 y of soft of pastels\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air.
  Favoring loose and bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she crea
 tes fresh and exciting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several a
 pplications of pastel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has
  received numerous awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been f
 eatured in the Pastel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in
  both private and public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love wor
 king in pastel due to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the
  experience with others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals
  throughout the country and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes p
 lace Tue-Thu\, Aug 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursem
 ent deadline: Tues\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Adult Classes
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DTSTART:20180815T220000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>The Ce
 nter\,\nHailey</a>
SUMMARY:CREATIVE JUMP-IN: Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Artist
 : Playing with Pastels with Karen Watson
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Join Hood River\nartis
 t Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pastels. This\nclass
 \, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamentals of pastel\na
 nd materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore composition\, color\
 nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful painting. Karen will
 \nteach a variety of application techniques to aid students in creating th
 eir\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will demonstrate frami
 ng\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showcase their one of 
 a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variety of soft of past
 els\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air. Favoring loose a
 nd bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she creates fresh and exc
 iting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several applications of pa
 stel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has received numerou
 s awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been featured in the Pa
 stel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in both private and
  public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love working in pastel du
 e to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the experience with 
 others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals throughout the c
 ountry and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes place Tue-Thu\, Au
 g 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Tue
 s\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Join 
 Hood River\nartist Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pas
 tels. This\nclass\, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamen
 tals of pastel\nand materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore com
 position\, color\nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful pai
 nting. Karen will\nteach a variety of application techniques to aid studen
 ts in creating their\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will 
 demonstrate framing\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showc
 ase their one of a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variet
 y of soft of pastels\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air.
  Favoring loose and bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she crea
 tes fresh and exciting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several a
 pplications of pastel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has
  received numerous awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been f
 eatured in the Pastel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in
  both private and public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love wor
 king in pastel due to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the
  experience with others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals
  throughout the country and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes p
 lace Tue-Thu\, Aug 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursem
 ent deadline: Tues\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Adult Classes
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BEGIN:VEVENT
UID:674a54ccb5bf6
DTSTART:20180816T220000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>The Ce
 nter\,\nHailey</a>
SUMMARY:CREATIVE JUMP-IN: Sun Valley Center Arts and Crafts Festival Artist
 : Playing with Pastels with Karen Watson
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Join Hood River\nartis
 t Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pastels. This\nclass
 \, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamentals of pastel\na
 nd materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore composition\, color\
 nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful painting. Karen will
 \nteach a variety of application techniques to aid students in creating th
 eir\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will demonstrate frami
 ng\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showcase their one of 
 a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variety of soft of past
 els\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air. Favoring loose a
 nd bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she creates fresh and exc
 iting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several applications of pa
 stel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has received numerou
 s awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been featured in the Pa
 stel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in both private and
  public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love working in pastel du
 e to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the experience with 
 others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals throughout the c
 ountry and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes place Tue-Thu\, Au
 g 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Tue
 s\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Join 
 Hood River\nartist Karen Watson for a fun 3 days of “playing” with pas
 tels. This\nclass\, which is open to all levels\, begins with the fundamen
 tals of pastel\nand materials. Once the basics are covered\,  explore com
 position\, color\nand most importantly value\, the key to a successful pai
 nting. Karen will\nteach a variety of application techniques to aid studen
 ts in creating their\nown expressive imagery. On the third day Karen will 
 demonstrate framing\ntechniques to the students and show them how to showc
 ase their one of a\nkind creation.</p> <p>Karen Watson works with a variet
 y of soft of pastels\non toned sandpaper\, in her studio and in plein air.
  Favoring loose and bold\napplication of pastel strokes and color she crea
 tes fresh and exciting\npieces The tooth of the paper allows for several a
 pplications of pastel\nlending the work a \"painterly\" feeling. Karen has
  received numerous awards\nfor her dynamic pastel paintings and has been f
 eatured in the Pastel\nJournal and Style Magazine. Her work is featured in
  both private and public\ncollections throughout the nation. “I love wor
 king in pastel due to the\nspontaneity of the medium and enjoy sharing the
  experience with others.”\nKaren also participates in fine art festivals
  throughout the country and\nloves to travel.</p> <p>This workshop takes p
 lace Tue-Thu\, Aug 14-16\,\n10am-4pm daily.</p> <p>Cancellation reimbursem
 ent deadline: Tues\, Jul\n31</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Adult Classes
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UID:674a54ccb5c9b
DTSTART:20180823T060000Z
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TRANSP:OPAQUE
LOCATION:<a>River 
 Run Lodge</a>
SUMMARY:CONCERT: Baldygrass One-Night Music Fest featuring The Infamous Str
 ingdusters with opening acts Kuinka and AHI
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Closing out the\nsumme
 r concert series is Baldygrass One-Night Music Fest featuring The\nInfamou
 s Stringdusters\, Kuinka and AHI. This lineup combines bluegrass\,\nAmeric
 ana and an up-and-coming indie-soul artist to create a musical night\nthat
  can’t be missed.</p> <p>The Infamous Stringdusters are a leading\nlight
  in bluegrass music who constantly push the boundaries for themselves\nand
  the genre. Though bluegrass is known for traditionalism\, the ‘Dusters\
 nhave consistently covered new ground\, inspired fans and redefined what a
 \nbluegrass band can be. Playing everything from originals\, traditional s
 ongs\nand completely unexpected covers of songs like “Get Lucky” by Da
 ft Punk\nand The Cure’s “Just Like Heaven\,” this band leaves no sto
 ne unturned\nin connecting with audiences young and not-so-young. Winners 
 of the 2017\nGrammy for Best Bluegrass Album\, the ‘Dusters are recogniz
 ed in the\nmusical world and by their fans as outstanding performers and\n
 musicians.</p> <p>The Baldygrass Fest will be a true mini-music festival\,
 \nwith two additional great groups on the bill. Seattle’s Kuinka is\ndes
 cribed by NPR Music as “joyous folk-pop” and features four-part\nharmo
 nies with rotating lead singers and eclectic instrumentations\nincluding c
 ello\, banjo\, synthesizers\, six-string ukulele and electronic\npercussio
 n. For all their sonic experimentation\, the quartet’s songs and\nlive s
 hows are linked by an infectious energy that’s present in\neverything th
 ey do.</p> <p>The not-to-be-missed AHI (pronounced “eye”)\nwill kick o
 ff the final concert of the season. Hailing from Canada\, this\nalt-folk s
 ongwriter has traveled more than 100\,000 miles armed with an\nacoustic gu
 itar and a voice like “gravel on silk.” One of NPR’s\nfavorite disco
 veries of 2017\, AHI delivers heartfelt stories with the ease\nof an old f
 riend\, and comparisons to Richie Havens\, Ray LaMontagne and\nTracy Chapm
 an are common for this soulful troubadour.</p> <p><strong>Thank\nyou to ou
 r Summer Concert Series lead sponsor:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><strong>Additional Summer Concert
  Series\nsupport:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><a><img nclass="\" /></a></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concerts Series</h3>\n<p><strong>St. Paul &amp;amp\; 
 the Broken Bones with special guest North\nMississippi Allstars</strong><b r /> Mon\, June 25\, 7pm<br /> Sun Valley\nPavilion</p> <p><strong>Big Hea
 d Todd &amp;amp\; the Monsters with special guest\nShovels &amp;amp\; Rope</strong><br /> Wed\, Aug 1\, 7pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p>\n<p><strong>Baldygrass
  One-Night Music Fest featuring</strong> <strong>The\nInfamous Stringduste
 rs with opening acts Kuinka and AHI</strong><br /> Wed\,\nAug 22\, 6pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Series\nPricing</h3>
  <p><strong> To view series package and individual concert\npricing <a nh>CLICK\nHERE</a></strong><br /> &lt;
 strong&gt;To view a seating map a the Sun Valley\nPavilion <a>CLICK\nHERE</a><br /> </strong></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer 
 Concert Series\nTickets</h3> <p><strong>Series packages are available to M
 EMBERS ONLY!\n</strong><em>Only Center members may purchase the series to 
 save an\nadditional 10% on tickets.</em></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concer
 ts Series\nOn Sale Dates</h3> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 20\, 10am</strong><br />\n<strong>SERIES and INDIVIDUAL CONCERT TICKETS on sale to MEMBERS ONLY<b r />\n</strong><em>(members will be sent an email with a special links on 
 Fri\,\nApr 20 at 9:45am)</em><strong><br /> </strong></p> <p><strong>Fri\,
  Apr 27\,\n10am<br /> ALL TICKETS on sale to the GENERAL PUBLIC<br />\n</s><em>(concert ticket links will be live on sunvalleycenter.org at\nAp
 r 20 at 10am)</em></p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Closi
 ng out the\nsummer concert series is Baldygrass One-Night Music Fest featu
 ring The\nInfamous Stringdusters\, Kuinka and AHI. This lineup combines bl
 uegrass\,\nAmericana and an up-and-coming indie-soul artist to create a mu
 sical night\nthat can’t be missed.</p> <p>The Infamous Stringdusters are
  a leading\nlight in bluegrass music who constantly push the boundaries fo
 r themselves\nand the genre. Though bluegrass is known for traditionalism\
 , the ‘Dusters\nhave consistently covered new ground\, inspired fans and
  redefined what a\nbluegrass band can be. Playing everything from original
 s\, traditional songs\nand completely unexpected covers of songs like “G
 et Lucky” by Daft Punk\nand The Cure’s “Just Like Heaven\,” this b
 and leaves no stone unturned\nin connecting with audiences young and not-s
 o-young. Winners of the 2017\nGrammy for Best Bluegrass Album\, the ‘Dus
 ters are recognized in the\nmusical world and by their fans as outstanding
  performers and\nmusicians.</p> <p>The Baldygrass Fest will be a true mini
 -music festival\,\nwith two additional great groups on the bill. Seattle
 ’s Kuinka is\ndescribed by NPR Music as “joyous folk-pop” and featur
 es four-part\nharmonies with rotating lead singers and eclectic instrument
 ations\nincluding cello\, banjo\, synthesizers\, six-string ukulele and el
 ectronic\npercussion. For all their sonic experimentation\, the quartet’
 s songs and\nlive shows are linked by an infectious energy that’s presen
 t in\neverything they do.</p> <p>The not-to-be-missed AHI (pronounced “e
 ye”)\nwill kick off the final concert of the season. Hailing from Canada
 \, this\nalt-folk songwriter has traveled more than 100\,000 miles armed w
 ith an\nacoustic guitar and a voice like “gravel on silk.” One of NPR
 ’s\nfavorite discoveries of 2017\, AHI delivers heartfelt stories with t
 he ease\nof an old friend\, and comparisons to Richie Havens\, Ray LaMonta
 gne and\nTracy Chapman are common for this soulful troubadour.</p> <p>Thank\nyou to our Summer Concert Series lead sponsor:</strong></p> <p>
 <a><img /></a></p> <p><strong>Addit
 ional Summer Concert Series\nsupport:</strong></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <p><a><img /></a></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concerts Series</h3>\n<p>St. Paul &amp;amp\; the Broken Bones with special guest North\nMississippi
  Allstars</strong><br /> Mon\, June 25\, 7pm<br /> Sun Valley\nPavilion</p> <p><strong>Big Head Todd &amp;amp\; the Monsters with special guest\nShovels
  &amp;amp\; Rope</strong><br /> Wed\, Aug 1\, 7pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p>\n&lt;
 p&gt;<strong>Baldygrass One-Night Music Fest featuring</strong> <strong>The\n
 Infamous Stringdusters with opening acts Kuinka and AHI</strong><br /> Wed
 \,\nAug 22\, 6pm<br /> River Run Lodge</p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert 
 Series\nPricing</h3> <p><strong> To view series package and individual co
 ncert\npricing <a>CLICK\nHERE&lt;
 /a&gt;</strong><br /> <strong>To view a seating map a the Sun Valley\nPavilio
 n <a>CLICK\nHERE</a><br /> </strong></p> <hr /> <h3>2018 Summer Concert Series\nTickets</h3> <p><strong>Series package
 s are available to MEMBERS ONLY!\n</strong><em>Only Center members may pur
 chase the series to save an\nadditional 10% on tickets.</em></p> <hr /> 2018 Summer Concerts Series\nOn Sale Dates</h3> <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 20\
 , 10am</strong><br />\n<strong>SERIES and INDIVIDUAL CONCERT TICKETS on sa
 le to MEMBERS ONLY<br />\n</strong><em>(members will be sent an email with
  a special links on Fri\,\nApr 20 at 9:45am)</em><strong><br /> </strong>&lt;
 /p&gt; <p><strong>Fri\, Apr 27\,\n10am<br /> ALL TICKETS on sale to the GENER
 AL PUBLIC<br />\n</strong><em>(concert ticket links will be live on sunval
 leycenter.org at\nApr 20 at 10am)</em></p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
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LOCATION:<a>The Ce
 nter\,\nKetchum</a>
SUMMARY:FREE EVENING EXHIBITION TOUR: Burchfield’s Influence: Hayley Bark
 er\, Anna Fidler\, Katy Stone
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Enjoy a glass of\nwine
  as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and gallery\nguid
 es. Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of 20th-century artist\nCha
 rles E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation with three contemporary\n
 artists who count Burchfield among their most important influences: Hayley
 \nBarker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of the three contemporary arti
 sts\nin the exhibition draws inspiration from Burchfield’s belief in a\n
 spiritualized natural world\, which he translated into radiant landscape\n
 paintings that shimmer with energetic line and pattern. The exhibition\nfe
 atures Barker’s paintings inspired by pilgrimage sites\, divine\nexperie
 nces and landscape\; Fidler’s works on paper\, including new work\nmade 
 during a residency at the Sun Valley Center in Hailey\, which was the\nbir
 thplace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a site-specific installation by Katy\
 nStone. Exhibition on view June 29-September 21\, 2018.</p> </div> </div>\
 n</div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Enjoy
  a glass of\nwine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators 
 and gallery\nguides. Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of 20th-ce
 ntury artist\nCharles E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation with thr
 ee contemporary\nartists who count Burchfield among their most important i
 nfluences: Hayley\nBarker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of the three 
 contemporary artists\nin the exhibition draws inspiration from Burchfield
 ’s belief in a\nspiritualized natural world\, which he translated into r
 adiant landscape\npaintings that shimmer with energetic line and pattern. 
 The exhibition\nfeatures Barker’s paintings inspired by pilgrimage sites
 \, divine\nexperiences and landscape\; Fidler’s works on paper\, includi
 ng new work\nmade during a residency at the Sun Valley Center in Hailey\, 
 which was the\nbirthplace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a site-specific ins
 tallation by Katy\nStone. Exhibition on view June 29-September 21\, 2018.&lt;
 /p&gt; </div> </div>\n</div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours &amp; Events
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LOCATION:<a>The Mus
 eum</a>
SUMMARY:GALLERY WALK: Burchfield’s Influence: Hayley Barker\, Anna Fidler
 \, Katy Stone
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:<div> <div>\n<div class="\"> <div><p>Start your\nGallery Wa
 lk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthought-provoking exh
 ibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\nmeet the artists.
  Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of\n20th-century artist Charle
 s E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation\nwith three contemporary art
 ists who count Burchfield among their most\nimportant influences: Hayley B
 arker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of\nthe three contemporary artist
 s in the exhibition draws inspiration from\nBurchfield’s belief in a spi
 ritualized natural world\, which he translated\ninto radiant landscape pai
 ntings that shimmer with energetic line and\npattern. The exhibition featu
 res Barker’s paintings inspired by\npilgrimage sites\, divine experience
 s and landscape\; Fidler’s works on\npaper\, including new work made dur
 ing a residency at the Sun Valley Center\nin Hailey\, which was the birthp
 lace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a\nsite-specific installation by Katy St
 one. <em>Exhibition on view </em>Jun\n29–Sep 21\, 2018.</p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div> <div>\n<div> <div><p>Start
  your\nGallery Walk at the Center! Locals and visitors alike take in\nthou
 ght-provoking exhibitions\, enjoy wine\, mingle with friends\, and often\n
 meet the artists. Burchfield’s Influence presents the work of\n20th-cent
 ury artist Charles E. Burchfield (1893–1967) in conversation\nwith three
  contemporary artists who count Burchfield among their most\nimportant inf
 luences: Hayley Barker\, Anna Fidler and Katy Stone. Each of\nthe three co
 ntemporary artists in the exhibition draws inspiration from\nBurchfield’
 s belief in a spiritualized natural world\, which he translated\ninto radi
 ant landscape paintings that shimmer with energetic line and\npattern. The
  exhibition features Barker’s paintings inspired by\npilgrimage sites\, 
 divine experiences and landscape\; Fidler’s works on\npaper\, including 
 new work made during a residency at the Sun Valley Center\nin Hailey\, whi
 ch was the birthplace of the poet Ezra Pound\, and a\nsite-specific instal
 lation by Katy Stone. <em>Exhibition on view </em>Jun\n29–Sep 21\, 2018.
 </p> </div> </div> </div> </div>
CATEGORIES:Exhibition Tours &amp; Events
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