This week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThe Center’s\nnew Lo ok\, Play and Create program introduces younger children (age 1–5)\nto a rt through a series of “looking” activities and age-appropriate\n“me ssy fun” art projects. Look\, Play and Create classes will be held\n10 –11 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month\, starting in\nmid-Februar y. Please check The Center’s website for project themes and\nclass updat es beyond those listed below:
Project Themes
- \n
- Feb 14 – Water Color Valentines
- Mar 14 – Salt\nPainting
- Apr 11 – Collage
- May 9 – Sponge\nPainting
- Jun 13 – Mu ral Painting
- CANCELLED: Jul 11 –\nPatriotic Painting
- A ug 8 – Print Making and Stamping \n
- Sep 12 – Fall Trees
The C enter’s\nnew Look\, Play and Create program introduces younger children (age 1–5)\nto art through a series of “looking” activities and age-a ppropriate\n“messy fun” art projects. Look\, Play and Create classes w ill be held\n10–11 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month\, starting in\nmid-February. Please check The Center’s website for project themes a nd\nclass updates beyond those listed below:
Project Themes
- \n
- Feb 14 – Water Color Valentines
- Mar 14 – Salt\nPaintin g
- Apr 11 – Collage
- May 9 – Sponge\nPainting
- Jun 13 – Mural Painting
- CANCELLED: Jul 11 –\nPatriotic Paint ing
- Aug 8 – Print Making and Stamping \n
- Sep 12 – Fall Trees
The Center’s\nnew Lo ok\, Play and Create program introduces younger children (age 1–5)\nto a rt through a series of “looking” activities and age-appropriate\n“me ssy fun” art projects. Look\, Play and Create classes will be held\n10 –11 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month\, starting in\nmid-Februar y. Please check The Center’s website for project themes and\nclass updat es beyond those listed below:
Project Themes
- \n
- Feb 14 – Water Color Valentines
- Mar 14 – Salt\nPainting
- Apr 11 – Collage
- May 9 – Sponge\nPainting
- Jun 13 – Mu ral Painting
- CANCELLED: Jul 11 –\nPatriotic Painting
- A ug 8 – Print Making and Stamping \n
- Sep 12 – Fall Trees
The C enter’s\nnew Look\, Play and Create program introduces younger children (age 1–5)\nto art through a series of “looking” activities and age-a ppropriate\n“messy fun” art projects. Look\, Play and Create classes w ill be held\n10–11 a.m. on the second Thursday of each month\, starting in\nmid-February. Please check The Center’s website for project themes a nd\nclass updates beyond those listed below:
Project Themes
- \n
- Feb 14 – Water Color Valentines
- Mar 14 – Salt\nPaintin g
- Apr 11 – Collage
- May 9 – Sponge\nPainting
- Jun 13 – Mural Painting
- CANCELLED: Jul 11 –\nPatriotic Paint ing
- Aug 8 – Print Making and Stamping \n
- Sep 12 – Fall Trees
This week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students to build their\nar tistic skills\, while having fun and creating original artwork.\nParticipa nts will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, visiting our\nart m useum\, a studio and an art gallery. For students in grades\n6 th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimi ted!
2019 A Week of Art for Middle School\nKi
ds Registration Form
All participants are required to\ncomp
lete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistr
ation Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This workshop will take plac e Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Hailey located at 3 14 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). For additional ques tions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nThis week long\,\nart experience is an opportunity for middle school students t o build their\nartistic skills\, while having fun and creating original ar twork.\nParticipants will paint\, draw and work three-dimensionally. They will also\nexpand their creative knowledge by meeting working artists\, vi siting our\nart museum\, a studio and an art gallery. For stud ents in grades\n6th - 8th.
Sign up early as space is\nlimited!
2019 A Week of Art for
Middle School\nKids Registration Form
All participants are
required to\ncomplete the registration form (due by July 1)
To view\nRegistration Form: CLICK\nHERE
Cancellation reimbursement deadline: Mon\,\nJun 24.
This worksh op will take place Mon-Fri\, July 8-12\, from\n9am-4pm at The Center in Ha iley located at 314 2nd Ave South (corner of 2nd\nAve and Pine Street). Fo r additional questions regarding this workshop\,\nplease email Susie Quinn Fortner\, Visual Art Education Coordinator at squinnfortner@sunvalleycenter.org
\nJoin visiting\nins tructor\, Rachel Reichert for an introduction to basic silversmithing.\nTh rough the creation of sterling silver rings\, we’ll explore jewelry\nmak ing techniques such as sawing\, filing\, sanding\, forming\, and soldering .\nStudents will start with tool and studio introduction\, then design and \nfabricate rings from sheet and wire. Whether you want to learn new skill s\nor advance existing skills\, this 4-hour workshop is open to students o f all\nexperience levels.<\;br>\;<\;br>\;
Trained as a meta
lsmith\,\nRachel Reichert’s work blurs the line between art\, preservati
on\, and\ncommunity engagement. Having studied at the Oregon College of Ar
t &\;\nCraft\, Boise State University\, and Penland School of Crafts\,
her work is\ninfluenced by cultural heritage\, and the identity of place.
Reichert\ncurrently works as a studio artist\, Cultural Sites Manager for
the City of\nBoise’s Department of Arts &\; History\, and is Co-Found
er of The\nAtlanta School\, a small art and architecture school in Atlanta
\, Idaho.
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2019 One Night Workshops a
re generously\nsupported by Heather Horton.
J oin visiting\ninstructor\, Rachel Reichert for an introduction to basic si lversmithing.\nThrough the creation of sterling silver rings\, we’ll exp lore jewelry\nmaking techniques such as sawing\, filing\, sanding\, formin g\, and soldering.\nStudents will start with tool and studio introduction\ , then design and\nfabricate rings from sheet and wire. Whether you want t o learn new skills\nor advance existing skills\, this 4-hour workshop is o pen to students of all\nexperience levels.<\;br>\;<\;br>\;
Trained as a metalsmith\,\nRachel Reichert’s work blurs the line between
art\, preservation\, and\ncommunity engagement. Having studied at the Ore
gon College of Art &\;\nCraft\, Boise State University\, and Penland Sc
hool of Crafts\, her work is\ninfluenced by cultural heritage\, and the id
entity of place. Reichert\ncurrently works as a studio artist\, Cultural S
ites Manager for the City of\nBoise’s Department of Arts &\; History\
, and is Co-Founder of The\nAtlanta School\, a small art and architecture
school in Atlanta\, Idaho.
<\;br>\;<\;br>\;
2019 One
Night Workshops are generously\nsupported by Heather Horton.
Stepping Out of\nthe F rame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun Valley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedica ted to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those diagnosed with\nAlzh eimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6-week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly sessions in order\nt o gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipan ts will explore the Center’s current exhibition through\ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\nexperiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartworks and visual ar ts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, soci al\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nStepping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\, July 23–Augus t 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health profession that en riches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communities through acti ve art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychological theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationship (The American A rt Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitated by a professio nal art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to impro ve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-esteem and self-aw areness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insight\, enhance soci al skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museu m-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art therapy and art educat ion in which the museum\noperates as a space for participants to experienc e inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learning and exploratio n while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformation\, and expressi on through the experiences\nwithin the museum.
Stepp ing Out of\nthe Frame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun V alley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedicated to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those dia gnosed with\nAlzheimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6 -week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly ses sions in order\nto gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipants will explore the Center’s current exhibition through \ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\n experiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartwo rks and visual arts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, social\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nSt epping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\ , July 23–August 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health p rofession that enriches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communi ties through active art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychol ogical theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationshi p (The American Art Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitat ed by a professional art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to improve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-e steem and self-awareness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insig ht\, enhance social skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museum-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art thera py and art education in which the museum\noperates as a space for particip ants to experience inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learni ng and exploration while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformati on\, and expression through the experiences\nwithin the museum.
Nathaniel\nRateliff &a mp\; The Night Sweats are an Americana\, R&\;B and soul inspired\nband that are known for their sold-out\, raucous performances and their hit\nso ngs “S.O.B.” and “You Worry Me”. With two Red Rocks performances\n already sold out for August 2019\, this is an incredible opportunity to se e\nthis acclaimed band. Opening the evening is the group Lucius\, a four p iece\nband fronted by two female lead vocalists who are traveling this sum mer\nopening for Brandi Carlile and Jackson Browne on multiple dates. Luci us\nspent much of 2018 touring with Roger Waters.
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;br>\;Summer concert series sponsored in part by:
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;br>\;Lutz Rental
<\;br>\; Zions Bank<\;br>\;
\nSun V
alley Company<\;/b>\;
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Additional
\nsponsorship provided by: <\;br>\;
<\;b>\;Goode Motor<\;b
r>\;
Wood River Inn &\; Suites<\;/b>\;
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Natha niel\nRateliff &\; The Night Sweats are an Americana\, R&\;B and sou l inspired\nband that are known for their sold-out\, raucous performances and their hit\nsongs “S.O.B.” and “You Worry Me”. With two Red Roc ks performances\nalready sold out for August 2019\, this is an incredible opportunity to see\nthis acclaimed band. Opening the evening is the group Lucius\, a four piece\nband fronted by two female lead vocalists who are t raveling this summer\nopening for Brandi Carlile and Jackson Browne on mul tiple dates. Lucius\nspent much of 2018 touring with Roger Waters.
\n<\;br>\;<\;br>\;Summer concert series sponsored in part by:
\n<\;b>\;<\;br>\;Lutz Rental
<\;br>\; Zions Bank<\;br&
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\nSun Valley Company<\;/b>\;
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Additional\nsponsorship provided by: <\;br>\;
<\;b>\;
Goode Motor<\;br>\;
Wood River Inn &\; Suites<\;/b>\;
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Tearing at\nthe Se ams\, the vivacious and inventive record from Denver’s\nNathaniel R ateliff &\; The Night Sweats\, is grounded in old-school\nr&\;b and rock and roll\, but these songs are far too urgent for the retro\nor reviv alist tag. There are familiar elements of soul and garage rock\, but\nalso jazz and folk and even country: the crackling energy on opener “Shoe\nB oot\,” the cathartic sing-along of “Coolin’ Out\,” the melancholy\ nfolk of the closing title track.
Like his heroes\, Rateliff has\na lways been an omnivorous listener and player. Growing up in Herman\,\nMiss ouri\, he started his music career playing in his family’s band at\nchur ch\, and music became an obsession for him and his friends. In 1998\nRatel iff and future Night Sweats bassist Joseph Pope III moved to Denver\,\nCol orado\, where their first band\, Born in the Flood\, attracted some\nmajor -label interest. But the pair had moved on by then\, gravitating first\nto a folksier sound and later to hard-hitting r&\;b.
Rateliff had\ nloved soul music since he was a teenager in Missouri\, and a set of demos he\nrecorded in the early 2010s gradually grew into Nathaniel Rateliff &a mp\;\nThe Night Sweats. Released in 2015 on the relaunched Stax Records\, the\nalbum became a massive hit and pushed them out on the road for two lo ng\nyears. The band blasted their way through hundreds of shows in North\n America\, England\, Ireland\, and Australia\, in addition to playing Coach ella\,\nFarm Aid\, Newport Folk Festival\, and the Monterey Pop Festival's 50th\nAnniversary.
In May 2017 the band disappeared to the small t own of\nRodeo\, New Mexico\, to write songs for their follow-up. Then they recorded\nin the Oregon studio of Richard Swift\, who produced their debu t. Together\,\nthe Night Sweats have created a set of songs that comprise both an R &\;\nB party record and deply personal confessional from Rate liff\, who penned\nall the lyrics. The album recounts moments in the last few years of his\nlife\, some good and others not so much: \"I remember fi nishing one song and\njust losing my shit and breaking down. These songs a re so personal\, but not\neveryone will get that. I get to leave little se crets in there for myself\,\nso that everybody else gets to have their own individual interpretations of\nthe songs.\"
Tearing at the Sea ms shows The Night Sweats\ntearing at their own seams\, at their own sturdy sound\, at their long-held\ndefinitions of friend and family and ba nd. In the process they've become\ntighter than ever\, both musically and emotionally. \"I want - and\nI need - everybody to feel like the y're a part of this band\,\"\nsays Rateliff. \"I want them to feel like th ey're contributing artistically\nand emotionally to the experience of writ ing and creating this music. The\nfuture of this band is to take everythin g we've ever done in the past and\njust do it with our own little twist.\"
Opening the evening is\nLucius\, a four piece band fronted by the enchanting Jess Wolfe and Holly\nLaessig\, Lucius has drawn acclaim for po werful songs showcasing taut hooks\,\nalong with their mesmerizing stage p resence and bold visual aesthetics. The\nNew York Times described Wolfe an d Laessig’s vocals as being\n“especially gorgeous\,” while Rolling S tone says Lucius is “powerful\nenough to knock you over.”
Performance starts at\n7pm
Early Entry and VIP a
ccess: 6pm
\nGeneral Admission gates open: 6:15pm
Series tickets packages are available FIRST to Sun Valley Center\nfor the Arts members starting April 2 at 10am.
- \n
- VIP seating area Series Package SO LD OUT!\n(seats are provided within this area\, but a re not reserved\,\nthis area is in front of the sound board\, not directly in front the stage):\n$333 ($363.64 including taxes &\; fees)
- Early Entry Series\nPackage SOLD OUT! $198 ($217.84\nincluding taxes &\; fees)
- General Admission Series Package: $126\n($140.08 including taxes &\; fees)
Ticket release\ndates and timing:
- April 2
nd – SERIES\nticket sales to MEMBERS ONLY - April 9th at 10am –\nINDIVIDUAL tickets on sale to MEMBERS ONLY (Current Members will be emailed\na ticketing link April 9\, 10am)
- April 16th at 10am –\nall remaining tickets released to the general public (Ticketing links will\nbe live on the website April 16\, 10am)
Ticket\nLimits:
- For the 2019 Summ er Concert series\, each\nhousehold is limited to purchasing 6 tickets tot al per concert. \n
- Center members are eligible to purchase the numb er of discounted\ntickets per their membership level. (i.e. $50 Friend Mem bership = 2 member\ndiscounted tickets per event\, $100 memberships and ab ove = 6 member\ndiscounted tickets per event).
- If The Center dete rmines that\ntickets have been purchased above the quantity limit per hous ehold or a\nmembership is expired or invalid\, The Center reserves the rig ht to cancel\nthose purchases.
TO VIEW ALL SE RIES &\;\nINDIVIDUAL CONCERT PRICING: CLICK\nHERE < /strong>
2019 Summer Concert Series Sponsored\nin part
by:
Lutz Rentals\, Sun\nVall ey Resort &\; Zions Bank
Ad ditional sponsorship\nprovided by:
Goode Motor
Hotel\nKetchum
94.5 KSKI<
br /> Wood River\nInn &\; Suites
T earing at\nthe Seams\, the vivacious and inventive record from Denver ’s\nNathaniel Rateliff &\; The Night Sweats\, is grounded in old-scho ol\nr&\;b and rock and roll\, but these songs are far too urgent for th e retro\nor revivalist tag. There are familiar elements of soul and garage rock\, but\nalso jazz and folk and even country: the crackling energy on opener “Shoe\nBoot\,” the cathartic sing-along of “Coolin’ Out\, ” the melancholy\nfolk of the closing title track.
Like his heroe s\, Rateliff has\nalways been an omnivorous listener and player. Growing u p in Herman\,\nMissouri\, he started his music career playing in his famil y’s band at\nchurch\, and music became an obsession for him and his frie nds. In 1998\nRateliff and future Night Sweats bassist Joseph Pope III mov ed to Denver\,\nColorado\, where their first band\, Born in the Flood\, at tracted some\nmajor-label interest. But the pair had moved on by then\, gr avitating first\nto a folksier sound and later to hard-hitting r&\;b.
Rateliff had\nloved soul music since he was a teenager in Missouri\, and a set of demos he\nrecorded in the early 2010s gradually grew into Na thaniel Rateliff &\;\nThe Night Sweats. Released in 2015 on the relaunc hed Stax Records\, the\nalbum became a massive hit and pushed them out on the road for two long\nyears. The band blasted their way through hundreds of shows in North\nAmerica\, England\, Ireland\, and Australia\, in additi on to playing Coachella\,\nFarm Aid\, Newport Folk Festival\, and the Mont erey Pop Festival's 50th\nAnniversary.
In May 2017 the band disappe ared to the small town of\nRodeo\, New Mexico\, to write songs for their f ollow-up. Then they recorded\nin the Oregon studio of Richard Swift\, who produced their debut. Together\,\nthe Night Sweats have created a set of s ongs that comprise both an R &\;\nB party record and deply personal con fessional from Rateliff\, who penned\nall the lyrics. The album recounts m oments in the last few years of his\nlife\, some good and others not so mu ch: \"I remember finishing one song and\njust losing my shit and breaking down. These songs are so personal\, but not\neveryone will get that. I get to leave little secrets in there for myself\,\nso that everybody else get s to have their own individual interpretations of\nthe songs.\"
Tearing at the Seams shows The Night Sweats\ntearing at their own se ams\, at their own sturdy sound\, at their long-held\ndefinitions of frien d and family and band. In the process they've become\ntighter than ever\, both musically and emotionally. \"I want - and\nI need - everybo dy to feel like they're a part of this band\,\"\nsays Rateliff. \"I want t hem to feel like they're contributing artistically\nand emotionally to the experience of writing and creating this music. The\nfuture of this band i s to take everything we've ever done in the past and\njust do it with our own little twist.\"
Opening the evening is\nLucius\, a four piece b and fronted by the enchanting Jess Wolfe and Holly\nLaessig\, Lucius has d rawn acclaim for powerful songs showcasing taut hooks\,\nalong with their mesmerizing stage presence and bold visual aesthetics. The\nNew York Times described Wolfe and Laessig’s vocals as being\n“especially gorgeous\, ” while Rolling Stone says Lucius is “powerful\nenough to knock you ov er.”
Performance starts at\n7pm
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rly Entry and VIP access: 6pm
\nGeneral Admission ga
tes open: 6:15pm
Series tickets packages are available FIRST to Sun Valley Center\nfor the Arts members starting April 2 at 10am.
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- VIP seating area Series Package < em>SOLD OUT!\n(seats are provided withi n this area\, but are not reserved\,\nthis area is in front of the sound b oard\, not directly in front the stage):\n$333 ($363.64 including taxes &a mp\; fees)
- Early Entry Series\nPackage SOLD OUT ! $198 ($217.84\nincluding taxes &\; fees) General Admission Series Package: $126\n($140.08 including taxes &\; fees)
Ticket release\ndates and timing:
- April 2nd – SERIES\nticket sales to MEMBERS ONLY
- April 9th at 10am –\nINDIVIDUAL tickets on sale to ME MBERS ONLY (Current Members will be emailed\na ticketing link April 9\, 10 am)
- April 16th at 10am –\nall remaining tickets rele ased to the general public (Ticketing links will\nbe live on the website A pril 16\, 10am)
Ticket\nLimits:
- For the 2019 Summer Concert series\, each\nhousehold is limited to purch
asing 6 tickets total per concert.\n
- Center members are eligible t o purchase the number of discounted\ntickets per their membership level. ( i.e. $50 Friend Membership = 2 member\ndiscounted tickets per event\, $100 memberships and above = 6 member\ndiscounted tickets per event).
- If The Center determines that\ntickets have been purchased above the quan tity limit per household or a\nmembership is expired or invalid\, The Cent er reserves the right to cancel\nthose purchases.
TO VIEW ALL SERIES &\;\nINDIVIDUAL CONCERT PRICING: CLICK\nHERE
2019 Summer Concert Series
Sponsored\nin part by:
Lutz Rentals\, Sun\nValley Resort &\; Zions Bank
Additional sponsorship\nprovided by:
Goode Motor
Hotel\nKetchum
94.5 KSKI
Wood River\nInn &\; Suites
Stepping Out of\nthe F rame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun Valley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedica ted to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those diagnosed with\nAlzh eimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6-week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly sessions in order\nt o gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipan ts will explore the Center’s current exhibition through\ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\nexperiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartworks and visual ar ts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, soci al\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nStepping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\, July 23–Augus t 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health profession that en riches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communities through acti ve art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychological theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationship (The American A rt Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitated by a professio nal art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to impro ve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-esteem and self-aw areness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insight\, enhance soci al skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museu m-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art therapy and art educat ion in which the museum\noperates as a space for participants to experienc e inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learning and exploratio n while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformation\, and expressi on through the experiences\nwithin the museum.
Stepp ing Out of\nthe Frame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun V alley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedicated to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those dia gnosed with\nAlzheimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6 -week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly ses sions in order\nto gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipants will explore the Center’s current exhibition through \ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\n experiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartwo rks and visual arts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, social\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nSt epping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\ , July 23–August 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health p rofession that enriches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communi ties through active art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychol ogical theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationshi p (The American Art Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitat ed by a professional art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to improve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-e steem and self-awareness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insig ht\, enhance social skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museum-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art thera py and art education in which the museum\noperates as a space for particip ants to experience inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learni ng and exploration while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformati on\, and expression through the experiences\nwithin the museum.
Stepping Out of\nthe F rame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun Valley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedica ted to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those diagnosed with\nAlzh eimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6-week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly sessions in order\nt o gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipan ts will explore the Center’s current exhibition through\ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\nexperiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartworks and visual ar ts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, soci al\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nStepping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\, July 23–Augus t 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health profession that en riches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communities through acti ve art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychological theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationship (The American A rt Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitated by a professio nal art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to impro ve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-esteem and self-aw areness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insight\, enhance soci al skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museu m-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art therapy and art educat ion in which the museum\noperates as a space for participants to experienc e inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learning and exploratio n while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformation\, and expressi on through the experiences\nwithin the museum.
Stepp ing Out of\nthe Frame: Museum-Based Art Therapy Program furthers the Sun V alley Center\nfor the Art’s mission to enrich the community by creating a program\ndedicated to facilitating therapeutic experiences for those dia gnosed with\nAlzheimer’s disease or other forms of Dementia. This is a 6 -week program\nin which participants are asked to commit to all weekly ses sions in order\nto gain the most educational and therapeutic benefit. Each week\nparticipants will explore the Center’s current exhibition through \ntherapeutic art experiences both within and outside of the museum. The\n experiences will expose participants to and engage them with visual\nartwo rks and visual arts directives that are specifically designed to\npromote individual\, social\, and educational goals for transformation.
\nSt epping Out of the Frame is a 6-week program on Tuesdays &\;\nThursdays\ , July 23–August 29 from 1:30–3:30pm.
MUSEUM-BASED ART THERAPY
Art Therapy is an\nintegrative mental health p rofession that enriches the lives of\nindividuals\, families\, and communi ties through active art-making and the\ncreative process\, applied psychol ogical theory and human experience within\na psychotherapeutic relationshi p (The American Art Therapy Association\,\n2017). Art Therapy is facilitat ed by a professional art therapist and\neffectively supports personal and relational goals for treatment as well as\ncommunity concerns. Art Therapy is used to improve cognitive and\nsensory-motor functions\, foster self-e steem and self-awareness\, cultivate\nemotional resilience\, promote insig ht\, enhance social skills\, and reduce\nand resolve internal and external conflicts. Museum-based art therapy is a\ncollaboration between art thera py and art education in which the museum\noperates as a space for particip ants to experience inclusivity\, community\,\nand opportunities for learni ng and exploration while the art therapy\ncatalyzes healing\, transformati on\, and expression through the experiences\nwithin the museum.