SVPN | July 2026

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How the Sun Valley Pavilion found its sound

SITTING DOWN WITH KEN BURNS Sun Valley Writers' Conference honors the filmmaker

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EDITOR’S WELCOME

Is there a month more emblematic of summer than July? Pyrotechnics light up the Valley skies, classical music pours from the Pavilion, families flock to sunlit trailheads and waterfronts, and art exhibits and street parties spur the community to gather.

This Fourth of July, we celebrate the country’s 250th anniversary and remember that the pioneer spirit of the West lives right here. Our July issue of SVPN reflects the diversity, free-spiritedness, and conviviality that define our communities and root us to the present while remaining optimistic for the future.

The featured property for our July edition is a legacy estate, the kind that anchors a family’s story for generations to come, with home at its center. Located in the distinguished Elkhorn neighborhood, the estate has abundant acreage, developable land, and a contemporary four-bedroom residence that bridges elevated living to the Idaho wilderness for the best the state has to offer.

Each summer, the highly anticipated Sun Valley Writers’ Conference (July 18-20) offers world-class literary programs in the great outdoors. This year, the conference is honoring one of the country’s most important storytellers, Ken Burns, with its Writer in the World prize. We had the opportunity to sit down with Burns to discuss his Emmy Award-winning documentary films and to shed light on his newest film project, The American Revolution, which is centered on how the revolution radically reshaped the continent. Don’t miss his talk on Saturday, July 18 at the Sun Valley Pavilion.

Taking a walk through local culture and history, we cover the Sun Valley Pavilion’s genesis. The spectacular architecture of the open-air Pavilion was built from an uncompromising vision and Italian travertine quarried in Tivoli, the same source that supplied St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome. Home to the annual Sun Valley Music Festival (July 27-August 20), it continues to attract seasonal visitors from around the world to experience its storied sound.

Our community feature is The Space Idaho, a nonprofit that provides teens in the Wood River Valley with curated programs to enrich, educate, and support each student, meeting them exactly where they are. We are so grateful to the dedicated staff who are mentoring and inspiring the next generation of artists, teachers, engineers, and business owners.

Summertime calls us back to simpler times and there is no shortage of outdoor fun this month. Take a sunset cruise across the glittering Redfish Lake, celebrate the Fourth of July in downtown Hailey, hit the gallery walks and mingle with featured artists, rally your friends for the Baldy Bluebird Music Festival, or get your thrills by biking or hiking Baldy’s 3,100 vertical feet of downhill trails.

Wherever the summer takes you, may it be surrounded by familiar faces and sparked with new connections to savor the boundless beauty with.

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Liv Hooson liv@sunvalleypropertynews.com

Excellence in Journalism

Recently, SVPN ’s fantastic contributors were awarded for their excellence in journalism by the Idaho Press Club. Sabina Dana Plasse and Randi Karabin received the General Excellence — Periodical award for the magazine’s 2025 March/April/May issue and Lori Williams was awarded for her article “It Takes a Village” about schooling in Stanley under the Periodical Writing — Light Feature category.

MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTORS

DAVID BUTTERFIELD is a filmmaker and writer who got his start with Warren Miller. Adventures in media production include films, TV series, documentaries, commercials, and print articles. He loves hiking, skiing, hunting, fly fishing, and sharing his interest in local history.

SABINA DANA PLASSE is a writer, publicist, and avid traveler who has spent 30 years at the keyboard crafting stories as a contributing writer and editor. When not writing, she’s watching and reviewing movies, conjuring up ideas, or enjoying snowboarding, hiking, biking, and sunsets at the beach.

PAULETTE PHLIPOT is an IACP award-winning professional photographer. Her fascination with food has provided endless opportunities for her photography to appear in cookbooks, magazines, and advertising campaigns worldwide. She is the cocreator and photographer of the coffee table cookbook Ripe: A Fresh, Colorful Approach to Fruits and Vegetables. When not behind the camera, she is creating nourishing meals for her family.

LORI WILLIAMS is a freelance writer, copy editor, former home educator, and fourth-generation Idahoan who has lived in Ketchum since 1986. She is an Idaho Writers Guild award-winning poet and a self-published children’s book author. Besides writing, she loves climbing mountains, family road trips, green tea, and this incredible state.

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“I remember when our only ight options out of Sun Valley were y to Salt Lake City or drive to Boise. In September I am ying to Athens, Greece with ONE stop in Chicago… we have come a long way! SUN now connects us to the world with up to 16 ights daily to 8 di erent cities, and we can thank the Fly Sun Valley Alliance, Friedman Memorial Airport, Realtors for Air, and our entire community for this great improvement in access.

Whether traveling for vacation or business, visitors and residents alike now enjoy the ease of more ights and more reliable service in and out of the Wood River Valley. I am proud to support air service through Realtors for Air, and I am grateful to everyone who works to keep our vibrant community on the move by air!”

— Kirstin Kozlowski, Realtor, Keller Williams Sun Valley

On the Cover

This Golden Eagle Estate exemplifies modern mountain living, situated on 9.63 acres of Idaho’s breathtaking wilderness. The pristinely appointed sanctuary, offered at $17,995,000, features elevated design with soaring rustic beams, seven fireplaces, an elevator, and a climate-controlled wine tasting room. Cradled by two shimmering lakes and a cascading waterfall, the contemporary estate is matched only by the spectacular Valley landscape that surrounds it.

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CALENDAR OF EVENTS

July | 2026

TUESDAYS

Ketch’em Alive Free Summer Concert Series

The 2026 lineup features a mix of national and regional acts spanning folk, soul, funk, pop, R&B, country, and classic rock.

6:30-8:30pm | FREE Forest Service Park | Ketchum ketchumidaho.org

FOURTH OF JULY

JULY 2-4

Hailey Days of the Old West

Celebrate a weekend full of festivities as Hailey hosts a valley-wide party with a curated antique show and the Sawtooth Rangers Fourth of July Rodeo.

valleychamber.org

Hailey Fourth of July Parade 12-1pm | FREE Main Street | Hailey

Fourth of July Riverfest 1-5pm | FREE Hop Porter Park | Hailey

Fourth of July Fireworks Extravaganza Dusk (9-9:30pm) Downtown | Hailey

SUN VALLEY RESORT

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JULY 3-4

2026 Baldy Bluebird Music Festival

The two-day, all-ages event features headliners Brothers Osborne and Chase Rice, along with a Fourth of July fireworks display finale.

6pm | Single and two-day tickets available River Run Lodge

JULY 18-20

Sun Valley Writers’ Conference

JULY 1, 18, AND 25

Sun Valley on Ice

The exceptional Sun Valley on Ice cast features world-class figure skaters performing spectacular choreography, dazzling spins, and synchronized routines that showcase the highest level of skating talent, all set against a stunning mountain backdrop.

8:30pm | Tickets online

Bringing together readers, writers, and artists of diverse age, background, and experience to be informed, enlightened, challenged, and inspired by a world-class literary program in the great outdoors. Speakers for 2026 include Ken Burns, Michael Pollan, and Amor Towles. Free lawn talks and livestreaming for select talks also available.

svwc.com

To learn more about the Writers’ Conference and how to attend, turn to page 50.

JULY 3

Sun Valley Gallery Association Walk Gallery walks and exhibition openings are for all SVGA galleries. Locals and visitors can experience thoughtprovoking exhibitions of newly installed art and enjoy wine, mingle with friends, and often meet the artists.

5-7:30pm (unless otherwise noted) | FREE Ketchum svgalleries.org

For July events in Stanley, turn to page 76.

WOOD RIVER FARMERS MARKET

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Come shop, listen to music, and support local farmers providing whole foods to the community.

SATURDAYS Hailey Farmers Market 10am-2pm Roberta McKercher Park (main park area)

WEDNESDAYS Ketchum Farmers Market 12-4pm Forest Service Park

ALASDAIR NEALE | MUSIC DIRECTOR

JULY 26

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Opening Night with Orion Weiss

AUGUST 2 AUGUST 3

Stavinsky’s Firebird and Anna Clyne’s Woman of the Mountain

AUGUST 9

Brahms’s A German Requiem

AUGUST 16

Pops Night: Come Swing with Me!

Swing the Lawn! (Lawn Party)

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10

Christina Pier and Benjamin Appl Sing Lieder

17

Gil Shaham Plays Barber

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Childress Conducts Beethoven

4

Childress Conducts Elgar

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Gil Shaham and Festival Musicians Play Beethoven

5

12

19

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Orion Weiss and Festival Musicians Play Tchaikovsky and Dohnányi

6

Gala: An Evening With Sutton Foster

13

Alexander Malofeev Plays Prokofiev

20

Season Finale: Mahler’s Symphony No. 1

31 Strauss and Mozart

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14 Tan Dun’s Water Concerto

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ARGYROS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER

120 Main Street | Ketchum 208.726.7872

Full calendar of events | theargyros.org

JULY 21

Old Crow Medicine Show

Getting their start busking on street corners in 1998, from New York State and up through Canada, the Nashville-based band has gone on to receive the honor of being inducted as members of the Grand Ole Opry and have won two Grammy Awards.

7:30pm | Tickets available online

THE COMMUNITY LIBRARY

415 Spruce Avenue North | Ketchum 208.726.3493

Full calendar of events | comlib.org

JULY 9

Hemingway Distinguished Lecture

Percival Everett

Percival Everett is one of the most innovative, provocative, and prolific writers of our time and a winner of the Pulitzer Prize and National Book Award for Fiction. In his wide-ranging literary works, he examines a plethora of questions at the core of what it means to be human.

Available via livestream online | FREE

JULY 27 THROUGH AUGUST 20

Sun Valley Music Festival

The SVMF presents exceptional, admissionfree concerts in a spectacular setting—in tandem with tuition-free music education programs that inspire young musicians. Audiences and students alike can expect a memorable experience, with opportunities for people from all walks of life to listen, learn, and play.

Sun Valley Pavilion

Full calendar of free events | svmusicfestival.org

SUN VALLEY MUSEUM OF ART

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JULY 1

Art on Film:

Starring Adam West

Screened in conjunction with the exhibition at the Forest Service Park, Bright Knight: The Life & Legacy of Adam West, organized in collaboration with the family of longtime Ketchum resident, Adam West, and the city of Ketchum.

5pm | $10 for members | $12 for nonmembers

Merlin’s Magic Lantern | Ketchum

JULY 16

Lecture

Mimi Avins: “Small Screen Grows Up: How TV Reflected Social Change and Influenced American Culture in the 1970s and Beyond”

5:30pm | FREE (pre-registration recommended, space is limited) The Museum

JULY 3

Community SVMoA Street Party & Opening of Circa 1971 with DJ Jackrabbit Slim

Join this annual celebration of summer and art with live music, drinks, food trucks, and arts and crafts for all ages.

5-7:30pm | FREE The Museum

Flowers (II.64-73?), edition unknown 1970 by Andy Warhol screenprint

38 1/8 x 38 1/8 in. Sheet, 42 1/8 x 42 1/8 in. Frame Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer Sun Valley Museum of Art

JULY 23

Evening Exhibition Tour Circa 1971: From the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

Exceptional prints and limited editions showing an intimate portrait of American art at a pivotal cultural moment, including Andy Warhol, David Hockney, and Anni Albers.

5:30-6:30pm | FREE (pre-registration recommended) The Museum

Turn to page 156 to learn more about the Circa 1971 exhibit.

LOOKING AHEAD

AUGUST 22

Sun Valley Ballroom

In partnership with The Spot, Sun Valley Ballroom presents its second annual performance with international dance champions led by international ballroom champion dancer and instructor Vasily Golovin and Mindy Meads. Proceeds from the performance will benefit The Spot, Ketchum’s nonprofit performing arts theater.

7:30-9pm | Tickets available at The Argyros (purchase early to guarantee your seat) The Argyros | Ketchum sunvalleyballroom.com

July 2 | 8:00PM A Deadication Celebration W/ Grateful Dead Cover Band Terrapin Flyer

July 5 & 6 | 7:30PM BODYTRAFFIC A Farewell Season

July 25 | 7:30 Yuja Wang & People of Earth Featuring Ahmed Alom July 9 | 7:30PM

July 29 | 8:00PM Vitalogy A Tribute to Pearl Jam July 21 | 7:30PM

August 8 | 7:30PM Pablo Cruise

Marsalis August 2 | 7:30PM Chris Botti

4 | 7:30PM Steve Earle

August 15 | 7:30PM Storm Large September 5 | 7:30PM An Evening with Sonny Landreth

LOOKING AHEAD

SEPTEMBER 26

48th Annual Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation Baldy Hill Climb

Bringing together hundreds of participants to hike or race to the top of Warm Springs in a 3,140-foot vertical climb in 1.86 miles. The KinderClimb for kids 11 and younger competes on a 300-vertical-foot course and there is both a Hiking Class and Racing Class to the top of Baldy with a free ride down on the Challenger lift! This event helps raise funds in support of the SVSEF cross-country teams.

Registration opens July 24 at 8am, closes September 24 at 11:59pm Bald Mountain svsef.org

“The fact that our country was created is amazing and more important than whatever is going on at the present moment. We’re also celebrating our country’s 250th, and we must remember to celebrate that.”

—Ken Burns

Sun Valley Writers’ Conference honors documentary filmmaker Ken Burns SITTING DOWN WITH AMERICA’S FINEST STORYTELLER

by Sabina Dana Plasse

Since 1995, the Sun Valley Writers’ Conference (SVWC) has drawn a diverse audience, connecting those enjoying Sun Valley’s beautiful mountain summer setting with today’s most compelling writers and thinkers. The SVWC roster has featured many award-winning and notable fiction and nonfiction writers, journalists, playwrights, poets, historians, and filmmakers, including Doris Kearns Goodwin, David Brooks, Abraham Verghese, Margaret Atwood, Ocean Vuong, and Salman Rushdie.

In recognition of the country’s 250th anniversary, SVWC will present its 2026 Writer in the World Prize to iconic documentary filmmaker Ken Burns. To honor his body of work, they recognize his narrative brilliance combined with a moral imagination that deepens the viewer’s understanding of history, humanity, and our shared future.

For more than half a century, Burns has been making documentary films. Since his Academy Award-nominated Brooklyn Bridge in 1981, he has directed and produced some of the most acclaimed historical documentaries ever made, including The Civil War; Baseball; Jazz; The War; The National Parks: America’s Best Idea; Prohibition; The Roosevelts: An Intimate History; The Vietnam War; Country Music; The U.S. and the Holocaust; The American Buffalo; and Leonardo da Vinci.

Burns will often balance several productions at once, working with award-winning actors alongside historians, professors, and researchers, and compiling important papers, images, art, and significant documents to create a living history for each subject he approaches. His work is so monumental in depth and appearance that Steve Jobs created the “Ken Burns Effect,” a video-editing technique that “wakes up an old photograph visually and orally.”

The Sun Valley Writers’ Conference takes place at the iconic Sun Valley Resort and Pavilion

Stills from Ken Burns’ new film The American Revolution

From top to bottom:

Exterior of Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA.

(Independence National Historical Park)

The Assembly Room inside Independence Hall in Philadelphia, PA.

(Independence National Historical Park)

Modified American flag above Fort Stanwix, NY.

(Fort Stanwix National Monument)

Burns’ films have received 17 Emmy Awards, two Grammy Awards, and two Oscar nominations. At the 2008 News & Documentary Emmy Awards, Burns was honored by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences with a Lifetime Achievement Award, and in 2022, he was inducted into the Television Academy Hall of Fame.

Taking place close to Idaho, Ken Burns and Lynn Novick’s three-part, six-hour documentary series, Hemingway, examines the visionary work and turbulent life of one of the greatest and most influential American writers , Ernest Hemingway. As an auteur, Burns has shaped how generations understand the American story, and with his most recent release, The American Revolution, he offers valuable and possibly new perspectives on the country’s history.

“In some ways, the American Revolution was a civil war,” says Burns. “It was bloody and also a global war. We wanted to understand this land, inhabited by Native peoples, and its complexities.”

Burns emphasizes the importance of recognizing that the American Revolution led to the creation of a brand-new world.

“Everyone up to the time of the American Revolution had been a subject under authoritarian rule,” Burns says. “The American Revolution was radical and one of the most important events in world history. Thomas Payne says that not since the time of Noah’s ark had there been such a reset.”

Burns describes his approach to documentary filmmaking as a subtractive process, developed over years of working with scholars, historians, archivists, actors, and other creative collaborators. For The American Revolution, the material was whittled down from 400-500 hours to 15 hours, including 400 first-person voices representing 150 characters, read off camera by 61 of the world’s finest actors.

“At a time when we are so existentially compromised, it is important for a country, just as it is for an individual, to go back in a moment of crisis and try to understand its origin story,” says Burns. “There’s a very big question: why would people have spent years and years fighting for an abstract idea and concept that has never been tried?”

He adds, “It’s really impressive. The fact that our country was created is amazing and more important than whatever is going on at the present moment. We’re also celebrating our country’s 250th, and we must remember to celebrate that.” 

Don’t miss Ken Burns’ SVWC 2026 talk on Saturday, July 18 at 5pm. Watch him speak live from the Sun Valley Pavilion Lawn, livestream at home, or attend the Live Watch Party at The Argyros. svwc.com

JULY 18-20

HOW TO ATTEND THE SUN VALLEY WRITERS’ CONFERENCE

Full conference passes are sold out, but there are many ways to participate in SVWC 2026.

Live Watch Party at The Argyros

$25 per day

Argyros Performing Arts Center | Ketchum

Pavilion Pass Tickets

$50 | Single talk $100 |Two-talk package

Sun Valley Pavilion

Free Livestreaming

Watch Pavilion presentations from anywhere in the world at svwc.com/livestream.

Free Lawn Talks

Seating for select talks is available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Sun Valley Resort | Pavilion Lawn

Free Pavilion Talks

For local students, teachers, and library staff if space is available. Check in at the Bookstore Tent Info Desk 30 minutes prior to each talk to get your pass. ID is required.

Sun Valley Pavilion

Free Digital Media Library

Enjoy the best of SVWC anytime with video and audio recordings of talks at svwc.com.

Free Community Speaker Series

JULY 15

Julian Brave NoiseCat

JULY 21

Virginia Evans

5:30pm

The Community Library | Ketchum comlib.org

Visit svwc.com for more details and full schedule of events and to purchase tickets.

A COMMUNITY CRESCENDO

How the legendary Sun Valley Pavilion found its sound

by David Butterfield

On summer days in the late 1960s, young musicians rehearsed outdoors for the Sun Valley Music Camp at the resort. Warbling flutists played on a patch of grass in the mall, and further on, the rich tones of cellists flowed on the breeze from a porch by the pond.

Around 1984, after Bill Janss sold Sun Valley to the Holding family, classical music resurfaced under the stewardship of local aficionados in Elkhorn village. Performances and attendance were improving but then access to the venue was abruptly canceled.

Organizers came to Sun Valley Resort and met with the Holding’s right-hand man, Wally Huffman. They presented a plan to stage the Symphony in a tent on the soccer field. Earl Holding had previously expressed his appreciation for classical music to Wally, and presto, the answer was, “Let’s do this!”

The quality of the program escalated for years and audiences spilled out of the tent onto the green. A facility upgrade was imminent. A key player on the Symphony board, Carol Nie, along with her team, came to Huffman with a sketch by Nick Goldsmith for a pavilion. Huffman agreed to show it to the Holdings, but he had reservations. The design was very modern, avant-garde. Sure enough, Earl Holding hesitated; how would such a contemporary structure fit into a Tyrolean ski village? Caesura . The music paused.

People thought the project would take two years, Holding did it in 11 months.

Below left: Music Director Alasdair Neale, Sun Valley Executive Wally Huffman, and Symphony visionary Carol Nie

Below middle: The original Nick Goldsmith sketch

Ever the attentive first-chair executive, Huffman suggested they get an opinion from Frank Nicholson, a designer who had put European flourishes in Holding’s Grand America Hotel in Salt Lake City. Nicholson examined the sketch and models, toured the proposed location, and pronounced, “It will fit. It will fit because it’s a work of art.”

Earl Holding plied his legendary investigations into detail, then met with the Symphony board and essentially said, “I’m in.” There were no formal plans yet, but things started moving, forte.

Among the axioms Earl Holding espoused for resort management were, “It’s not what you expect, it’s what you inspect.” And, “If it’s worth doing, it’s worth doing right.” Both came into play, con brio

The Holdings inspected several western U.S. structures. Earl Holding thought an Aspen facility looked like a circus tent. Carol Holding saw the stonework at the Getty Museum and

The Sun Valley team and local architect Nick Latham flew to Rome to visit the Mariotti and Figli quarry. Travertine from this area has been used in Italian construction for over 2,000 years, including at the Coliseum and St. Peter’s Basilica.

said, “That’s what I want.” Then the Sun Valley team and local architect Nick Latham flew to Rome to visit the Mariotti and Figli quarry. Thirty hours later they had a deal for a key architectural element of the proposed pavilion. Travertine from this area has been used in Italian construction for over 2,000 years, including at the Coliseum and St. Peter’s Basilica.

At the end of the 2007 symphony season, Earl Holding announced that the new facility would be completed for the following year’s opening night. Designers and construction crews had to step up, allegro molto!

It was an 11-month build with work often going late or overnight. Structural elements are bold artistic features suggesting the mechanics of musical instruments. Sweeping contours match the mountains. The cleft travertine is tightly fit and arcs grandly, but it also has an intricate tactile appeal. The interior finishes are consummate Holding elegance. The translucent fabric roof of the amphitheater, tight as a drum, glows in sunlight. The acoustics are superb.

From that first on-time opening through the present day, the Symphony, now called the Sun Valley Music Festival, has grown with the Pavilion as its centerpiece. The month-long free event attracts world-famous stars and top musicians. Educational

programs and more intimate presentations engage students. At major performances, viewing screens and amplification turn the five-acre green into a community experience. For many, it has evolved from a remarkable attraction to a cherished summer ritual for family and friends.

Thanks to the dedication of a few visionaries, the location and structural spectacle contributed by the Holding family, and generous public donations, the Sun Valley Music Festival at the R.E. Holding Pavilion is a marvelous experience. 

JULY 27 TO AUGUST 20

42nd Summer Season of the Sun Valley Music Festival

Presenting exceptional, admission-free concerts and tuition-free music education programs all set in a spectacular setting for audiences to listen, learn, and play. svmusicfestival.org

How The Space Idaho supports local teens beyond the school system CLOSING THE GAP

by Liv Hooson

The life of a teenager is typically centered around school, but resources and budgets often fall short of meeting their needs. Recent data from a partnership with the organization Together We shows that teens in the Wood River Valley are experiencing increased isolation, depression, and anxiety. A key finding also revealed that teens who can rely on a trusted adult outside of the home and school are more likely to thrive.

This is where The Space steps in.

Centrally located in the heart of Hailey, the nonprofit is a safe, third space designed for teens to drop in and utilize the resources they need the most, from opportunities to socialize with peers to mentorship and individualized academic support. They serve ages 12–20, from middle school through post-secondary, through their four curated programs designed to enrich, educate, and support each student, meeting them exactly where they are.

The programs include homework and test prep, enrichment activities, college and career counseling as well as a free six-week summer program for middle school students and a Bilingual Scholars summer program for students learning English. “Last year we served almost 300 students,” says Director of Development Laura Schaaf Calvert. “They chose to come for an average of 19 visits a year, which shows that we’re giving them something that they need—and want.”

BUILT FOR TEENS, LED BY EXPERTS

On any given day at The Space, you might see a student studying with a trusted mentor for their upcoming SAT exam or teens collaborating and smiling over an experimental art project. The attentive staff creates an environment that motivates students and fosters self-worth. “While The Space’s resources helped me ace my first honors and college-level math classes, the skills I learned about confidence, perseverance, and perfection will stay with me for the rest of my life,” says Maeve, a former student at The Space.

Financial accessibility is a core value of the organization. Their affordable services are offered on a sliding scale based on financial need, which helps subsidize programming for teens who require additional assistance.

COLLECTIVE EFFORT IS THE KEY

The Space is a place where bridges are built between the community and teens to develop meaningful relationships and connect them to experiences that expand what’s possible for them. Marty Lyons, a local painter, comes regularly to The Space to teach students pastel art, both inspiring the students and passing along his gift to the next generation. Outside the classroom, students have studied the diverse eco-systems of Silver Creek in partnership with The Nature Conservancy. Other local partnerships with the Sun Valley Museum of Art, The Liberty Theatre, and The Hunger Coalition have been instrumental in supporting the community’s youth.

“It takes a joint and local effort to make sure the teens have the support they need to contribute to sustaining this beautiful community that we’ve all built,” says Calvert. 

thespaceidaho.com

GET INVOLVED

Volunteer, donate, visit The Space, open the doors of your local business for students to visit, and connect with the local teens who are the future of the Wood River Valley.

A LEGACY ESTATE

Discover a modern multigenerational compound in the distinguished Elkhorn community

In the rarefied air of Sun Valley’s Elkhorn neighborhood sits an almost mythical estate sequestered on 7.36 pristine acres in one of Sun Valley’s most desirable communities. The property at 419 Juniper Road is both a developer’s dream and the ultimate canvas for a multigenerational family compound with five contiguous lots on developable land surrounded by the soul-stirring beauty that has drawn generations to the Valley.

A CALL TO THE WILD

Sounds of the nearby murmuring creek and native birds create a sanctuary of wildlife with miles of unspoiled views. Here, there is incomparable access to the outdoors and recreation without compromising conveniences, such as access to nearby schools and businesses. Outdoor enthusiasts can mountain bike, hike, and horseback ride across 1,800 acres of protected land abutting Elkhorn open space or opt for skiing and summer activities at Dollar Mountain and Baldy, just minutes away.

Built in 1977, the four-bedroom, four-bath log and beam home has been renovated almost entirely to embody luxurious mountain living. Leading up to the contemporary residence is thoughtful landscaping by Native Landscapes that beautifully connects the surrounding Idaho wilderness to the refined setting of the home. The additional four lots are zoned for ample properties, offering flexibility for the owners to build guest homes or staff quarters.

Designed by storied Sun Valley architect Jim McLaughlin, the home bridges spectacular architecture with high-end furnishings and design by Jennifer Hoey that have been meticulously executed by Conrad Brothers Construction. The open-concept layout stuns with ceilinghigh windows framing the Sawtooth Mountains like fine art. The great room amplifies the home’s theme of mountain modernity with rustic elements like vaulted wooden beams and a stonework fireplace.

A fully equipped kitchen has Thermador appliances, custom cabinetry, and a stately island with additional amenities. Ensuite bedrooms are an extension of the heart of the home, brightly lit and cozy. The loft overlooks the great room and features a well-appointed office space, a full bath, and a charming bunk room and sleeping nook. With direct views of nature from nearly every corner, life here pulls you to the wild not far beyond.

Light is a central design element in the great room amplified by expansive windows to reveal the exceptional mountain views of this high-altitude retreat. Vaulted ceilings, highend finishes, and a gas fireplace create a warm and luxurious setting for intimate gatherings while the sliding glass doors lead you to the stonelaid patio beyond.

The state-of-the-art kitchen flows seamlessly from the dining area and great room. It features exquisite darkblue cabinetry designed with brass hardware, two sinks, appliances from Thermador, and a stately island with a chef’s chopping block and integrated bar seating.

A large, sliding barn door welcomes you from the primary bedroom into the ensuite bathroom. Live in the lap of luxury with custom herringbone tilework, a heated brass towel rack, two vanities, and a shower designed for two with a rainfall feature in the center.

Elegantly appointed, the primary bedroom is a spacious retreat located on the main floor just steps from the great room. Vaulted ceilings, large casement windows for unobstructed views of the woodlands, and integrated custombuilt cabinetry with brass features offer ambiance and convenience.

Wellness is a mainstay at this modern home. The relaxation and fitness studio has panoramic glass windows for an intimate connection to the verdant landscape. Ideal for practicing Pilates, yoga, weight training, or to receive an at-home massage before soaking in the free-standing tub. The room is directly connected to the outdoor hot tub on a secluded patio hidden by pine trees.

LEGACY LIVING AT ITS FINEST

Designed for a life enriched with activities best enjoyed in the West, the property includes a three-stall heated horse barn with tack room, wash area, generous storage, and adjacent two-bedroom, two-bath guest quarters. For horse lovers, there is a professional riding arena and secure corral to complete the equestrian infrastructure, making it ideal for daily training or weekend clinics. With no limitations in sight, the facility’s flexible design allows it to be kept for horses or easily reimagined as a climate-controlled luxury car barn or premium bike garage.

Between the expansive acreage and developable lots, this estate belongs to a visionary seeking to begin or continue their legacy in the Valley. In a market and region where such assemblages simply do not exist, this is both a rare investment opportunity and an invitation to craft the mountain life you have always imagined. 

THE GREAT LAKE ESCAPE

Discover summer bliss at Redfish Lake Lodge

by Lori Williams

Redfish Lake has been luring visitors to its breathtaking shores for over 140 years. When the historic Redfish Lake Lodge opened in 1929, the fledgling resort had a gas station, eight canvas tent cabins, a dining room and kitchen, lodge rooms, a small dock, and two motorboats. Today, close to 700,000 people a year flock to this iconic Idaho mountain outpost where lakeside charm and nostalgia greet generations of families and visitors. Quaint lodge rooms and modern and restored historic cabins provide comfortable lodging opportunities. The on-site General Store stocks souvenirs, groceries, and camping and fishing supplies. At the modern full-service marina, you can rent boats, kayaks, paddleboards, and canoes or opt to take the hiker shuttle across the lake to visit the Redfish Inlet Trailhead where the spectacular Sawtooth Wilderness Area offers miles of off-grid expeditions.

A TASTE OF THE GOOD LIFE

The lodge is basecamp for extended adventure opportunities, including lake tours, bike rentals, horseback riding, swimming, camping, and even yoga. To fuel your outdoor appetite, look to Limbert’s in the main lodge where a culinary selection of true Idaho mountain comfort food is available for breakfast and dinner. Inside the Rustic Lounge, food and cocktails are served alongside pure nostalgia and famed memorabilia. The Two Gun’s Cafe serves on-the-go espresso, coffee, and doughnut holes while the Lakeside Grill offers outdoor casual food beachside for lunch and dinner. The Sunset Appetizer Cruise is a memorable way to close the day with charcuterie and champagne in hand.

ADVENTURE ABOUNDS

A short walk from the lodge above Dog Beach sits the Redfish Visitor Center and Gallery. Constructed by the U.S. Forest Service in 1964, it is the second oldest visitor center in the country and the oldest in the lower 48 states. The center is managed by the Sawtooth Interpretive Historical Association, provid ing a team of naturalists who share a wealth of information and programs for visitors to learn more about the Sawtooth National Recreation Area. This includes immersive experiences such as Discovery Stations, patio talks, Junior Ranger and Wilderness Explorer programs, boat tours, and more. The gallery features local artists’ work and a gift shop that sells books, souvenirs, and maps of the area.

From late July through early October, Redfish Lake Lodge is the perfect place to check out the sockeye salmon returning to their spawning waters in the Sawtooth Valley Basin. We recommend stopping by the Visitor Center for a prime view of the salmon run.  redfishlake.com

STANLEY EVENT SCHEDULE

REDFISH LAKE LODGE

redfishlake.com

TUESDAY TO FRIDAY

Yoga on the Lawn Yogas classes on the lodge lawn led by Phoenix Ferguson. All ages and abilities welcome with limited mats and blocks provided.

8am | $15

Free Live Music on the Lawn

Wednesdays and Fridays | 6-8pm Sundays | 5-7pm

JULY 4

Fourth of July Redfish Lake Lodge Parade

Parade begins at Glacier View Campground and makes its way through all campgrounds, finishing back at the lodge.

12pm

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE RESORT

Velvet Falls Dance Hall 220 Eva Falls Avenue | Stanley mountainvillage.com

MONDAYS Karaoke 9pm

TUESDAYS

Movie Night

FREE with popcorn 6pm | kid-friendly 8pm | adult movie

JULY 9-12

Saints Weekend in the Sawtooths Featuring Shane Smith & the Saints and other familyfriendly music and fun.

Full calendar of events online Velvet Falls Dance Hall Lawn

STANLEY EVENT SCHEDULE

STANLEY

JULY 4 Stanley Fourth of July Celebration

Celebrate Independence Day in downtown Stanley with a parade, street dance, and live music followed by fireworks.

Parade | 5:30pm Street dance | 6:30pm Fireworks | At dark

Ace of Diamonds Street stanleycc.org

JULY 18-19

Sawtooth Festival for Arts, Crafts & Food

Come and enjoy over 75 regional vendors, live music, and small-town hospitality.

Saturday | 9am-6pm Sunday | 9am-3pm

325 Eva Falls Avenue

On the lawn next to Mountain Village Mercantile & Gas Station sawtoothfestival.com

AUGUST 1

The Sagebrush Soiree

Sawtooth Society’s 29th annual Sagebrush Soiree supports and celebrates the majestic Sawtooth National Recreation Area (SNRA) with music and an auction.

5:30-8:30pm Redfish Lake Lodge tent sawtoothsociety.org

SAWTOOTH INTERPRETIVE & HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION

STANLEY MUSEUM

The Stanley Museum displays photographs and artifacts depicting the early days in the Sawtooth Valley, offering a glimpse of pioneer life. Events throughout the summer include the Sawtooth Forum & Lecture Series, History Days, and the Sawtooth Salmon Festival.

Open daily | 10am-5pm discoversawtooth.org

JULY 10

Sawtooth Forum & Lecture Series

Taylor Ganz presents on the impacts of recreation on wildlife.

5:30pm | FREE

Stanley Museum

JULY 25

Stanley History Day

Pioneer activities include candle-making and goldpanning with ice cream, music, and historic displays of local history to enjoy.

12-4pm

Stanley Museum

REDFISH VISITOR CENTER AND GALLERY

Focusing on interpretive and educational programs, the center and gallery has a team of naturalists who offer a variety of free programs every day. Plan a visit to learn about local flora and fauna, history, geology, and more.

Open Daily | 9:30am-5pm discoversawtooth.org

STANLEY MUSIC

REDFISH LAKE LODGE

redfishlake.com

Sunday music | 5-7pm

JULY 5

Audio Moonshine

JULY 12

Matty J & The Grays

JULY 19

Sean Hatton Band

JULY 26

Scott Knickerbocker Band

AUGUST 2

Matt Bolton

Wednesday music | 6-8pm

JULY 1

Wasatch Valley Drifters

JULY 8

Paige Anne & Judd Erickson

JULY 15

High Plains Drifters

JULY 22

Michael Gabriel

JULY 29

Brett Reid

Friday music | 6-8pm

JULY 3

Tree City Travelers

JULY 10

Layne Bowen Duo

JULY 17

Hillfolk Noir

JULY 24

Coming Home The Band

JULY 31

Push2play

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE RESORT

Velvet Falls Dance Hall Live music | 8pm Free unless noted mountainvillage.com

JULY 3-4

Jeshua Marshall & The Flood

JULY 9-12

Saints Weekend in the Sawtooths

JULY 17

Dave Nudo Band

JULY 18

Dead Winter Carpenters

JULY 24-25

Brook Faulk & Neon Moon

THE KASINO CLUB

620 Ace of Diamonds Blvd. | Stanley kasinoclubstanley.com

WEDNESDAYS

Trivia Night 7:30 pm

THURSDAYS

Street Dance

Hosted by Kasino Club and Papa Brunees 6:30-10pm

Friday and Saturday music | 9:30pm-1am

JULY 9-11

Moon Owl’s Mages and Huck N’ Pray

JULY 16 &18

Good Friends

JULY 22

Left On Tenth

JULY 23 & 25

Jampoke

JULY 30

Lake Effect

JULY 31 The Whags

SUNDAYS

Open Mic Night 7:30pm

IDAHO ROCKY MOUNTAIN RANCH

idahorocky.com

Tuesday music | 6-8pm

JULY 7

Pesky Grape Seeds

JULY 14

Kenny Saunders and Dave Muscavage

JULY 21

Mark Mueller

JULY 28

Kevin Ware

Thursday music | 6-8pm

JULY 2, 9, 23

Richard Blair

JULY 16

Jen & Johnny

JULY 30

Kenny Saunders and Dave Muscavage

Saturday music | 6-8pm

JULY 11, 18, 25

AUGUST 1

Dewey, Pickette & Howe

Moon Owl’s Mages

Pesky Grape Seeds

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Welcoming Dawn Sabo

TO OUR SUN VALLEY OFFICE

SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty is pleased to announce that Dawn Sabo has joined the firm as a Global Real Estate Advisor.

“My goal is to help clients find the community and lifestyle that best fit their future.”

— DAWN SABO

713.478.5949 | dawn@dawnsabo.com

Known as a “Lifestyle Matchmaker Realtor®,” Sabo helps clients find homes and communities that align with their lifestyle, values and long-term goals. After discovering Sun Valley on a ski trip in 2015, she relocated from Houston, Texas, and now assists buyers seeking second homes, retirement properties, investment opportunities and relocation destinations. “Dawn’s passion for helping people find the right place to call home makes her a valuable addition to our team,” said Nick Maricich, Managing Broker.

Before entering real estate, Sabo worked as a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) and business owner, bringing strong financial and strategic expertise to her clients. She also serves as Secretary/Treasurer of the Sun Valley Board of Realtors and on the Finance Committee for Camp Rainbow Gold.

Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty highlights Sabo’s client-focused approach, professional expertise and commitment to helping people find not just a home, but the right lifestyle and community.

Between Ketchum and Hailey, Near the Big Wood River 105 GREENHOUSE LANE, HAILEY | $2,195,000

This quintessential 3,314 sq ft log home on 2.02 private acres offers a scenic and stunning retreat in convenient mid-valley. Tucked away, this property is perfect for solitude, and entertaining, with spacious rooms, natural light, two fireplaces, and three decks.

The beautifully landscaped grounds offer mature trees, perennial gardens, paver patio, pergola and pond. The estate lot allows for an ADU, tiny home, horses and other structures..

3,314 sq ft | 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths | 2.02 Acres MLS # 26-334278 | Text me for a Tour!

Lenore Carroll REALTOR®

Silvercreek Realty Group (208) 720-0769 - cell lenore@lenorecarroll.com lenorecarroll.com

Elevated Take on the Classic Lodge

310 Manchester Court | Ketchum, Idaho

Quintessential log & stone Creekside Lodge estate. Near the base of Scorpion ski run. 2 min walk to the li s. Heated paver streets. Gated heated courtyard entry. Exquisite quality design & nishes. Exceptionally well decorated & furnished. Sleeps up to 21. Chef’s kitchen, o ce, den, game room, bunk rooms, gym, library. Irreplaceable setting. Traditional Sun Valley living at its nest. MLS# 26-334101 | 6 bedroom, 6.5 bath | 6,258 sq ft | Offered at $11,750,000

BEYOND THE FAIRWAY

www.visitcanyonsprings.com

Develop the Dream: Golf Getaway with a Geothermal Goldmine

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Snake River Canyon, Perrine Bridge, and Perrine Coulee Falls, this rare 277-acre property offers exceptional natural beauty and development potential. At its core is the Canyon Springs Golf Course, featuring 18 holes with panoramic views, a Pro Shop, and a Clubhouse with a restaurant, bar, and event center. A fully operational aquaculture facility with over 20 raceways and a hatchery adds to the value. A standout feature is the artesian geothermal well, flowing at 3,200 GPM—over 14.6 million gallons daily. This powerful resource is ideal for a wellness resort, geothermal pools, heated greenhouses, and sustainable development. With existing infrastructure, abundant water, and iconic views, this is more than a golf course—it’s a ready-made canvas for a world-class destination.

$14,900,000

SnakeRiver

Snake River

CANYON SPRINGS GOLF COURSE

450 WOOD RIVER DR.

A RETREAT ABOVE THE LANDSCAPE 5 BEDROOMS | 5.5 BATHROOMS | 6,530 SQFT

Sonya JOHNSTON

As the founder and owner of Sun Valley Standard Real Estate, Sonya Johnston brings over twenty years of experience as a licensed real estate broker in Idaho, Nevada, Hawai’i, and Washington. Whether you are interested in purchasing a home, selling your home, or potential investment opportunities, Sonya provides unparalleled service with a friendly, professional and fun approach.

This elegant sunlit sanctuary is perched majestically atop Knob Hill, only a stone’s throw from the heart of Ketchum with dramatic views of Baldy. Defined by its expansive living spaces, natural light, state-of-the-art Chef’s kitchen, ultimate wine cellar, and lavish primary suite, this home offers tranquil outdoor living spaces and ample space to host family and guests. Schedule your private tour today and experience the epitome of luxury living.

$11,950,000

Driveway

Bar & Wine Cellar

ve ery

Nestled at the base of Bald Mountain’s famed Warm Springs side, this stunning home blends refined mountain architecture with the ultimate in comfort and convenience. With five bedrooms, five bathrooms, 2 powder rooms, a wine room and an exercise room, every inch of this residence has been thoughtfully designed for relaxation and entertainment. The home sits on a 17,016 sq. ft. lot that was originally two parcels and is being sold with an additional contiguous lot at 104 Howard Drive an 8,040 sq. ft. parcel offering even more space, privacy, and future potential.

ML S#: 25-333883 $1 0 ,500,000

Property

• 5 Bedrooms, 5 Bathrooms (2 powders included)

•Total Square Footage – 7,379

•2+ Car Garage and Extra Storage

• Excellent Views of Warm Springs Ski Area

–Bald Mountain

•3 blocks from the Warm Springs Ski Lifts

•Heated Driveway and Entry Area

•Vacant Adjacent Lot Included

113 TOWNSEND GULCH ROAD

Nestled on 21.77 private acres in Bellevue, this Tuscan estate blends classic European design with modern updates. Built in 1998 with authentic Italian elements, it offers 9,513 sq ft, 5 beds, 6 baths, and 4 fireplaces. Terraces, gardens, paths, and a year-round trout pond enhance outdoor living. Includes gated drive, horse facilities, 6-car garage, and 11.8 acres of rare water rights.

$8,900,000

Aaron Hill, Owner/Associate Broker 858-245-9783 | aaron@proctormountaingroup.com 540 2nd Ave N Suite 101, Ketchum ID 83340 proctormountaingroup.com

ASPEN GROVE RANCH

Rustic Idaho charm meets refined mountain luxury at Aspen Grove Ranch—a breathtaking 36.5-acre retreat designed for those who cherish privacy, nature, and timeless elegance. Bordered by BLM land on three sides, this legacy property offers uninterrupted views, a seasonal stream, and tranquil ponds, creating a true sanctuary.

The ranch features two beautifully renovated homes totaling 3,690 square feet of living space. The main residence is a spacious 2,488 sq ft home with 2 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms—perfect for everyday living or hosting unforgettable gatherings. The charming 1,202 sq ft guest house includes 2 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, offering ideal accommodations for guests or extended family. Expansion of the property could include another Primary Residence and ADU as well as gardens, barn and horse facilities, pool and pickleball courts.

With 6.3 total acres of water rights, Aspen Grove Ranch presents a rare opportunity to own a luxurious and peaceful Idaho estate—perfect for creating a lasting family legacy surrounded by nature’s beauty.

$6,995,000

Aaron Hill, Owner/Associate Broker

858-245-9783 | aaron@proctormountaingroup.com

540 2nd Ave N Suite 101, Ketchum ID 83340 proctormountaingroup.com

Rancho Silver Creek is a 20+ acre sporting estate offering rare Silver Creek frontage—nearly half a mile of access. Fly-fish in world-renowned waters, and enjoy scenic pastures alongside a six-stall barn with caretaker’s quarters, paddocks, an arena, and a large hay barn. The 4,400-square-foot, single-level ranch home provides relaxed yet elevated living.

19183 Hofstetter Lane | Offered for sale: $6,500,000 | MLS #26-334364

43 acres, featuring two building sites, one on Silver Creek. $5,000,000 | MLS #26-334367

Robin Christensen

robin@stephanie-reed.com

stephanie-reed.com (208) 720-2905

Local Expertise for Every Step of Your Search

GET TO KNOW THE TEAM BEHIND SUN VALLEY REAL ESTATE, LLC Trusted

EEVA TURZIAN JUSTIN TAYLOR

CINDY WARD

MATT WARD

SUZANNE WILLIAMS TOM DROUGAS

BRAD DUFUR

LEISA BRAIT

LINDA BADELL

SHANNON BRANDENBURG SALLIE CASTLE

SANDRA CAULKINS DAMON DROUGAS GRETCHEN EVANS

MARTHA HAUSMANN NOAH HENDRICKS STUART HOAG

ALEX HUGHES HOLLIE HUNTER

LAUREN JONES ANNIE KAISER

ALEX LUGOVINA

CINDY MCCOY BARRETT MOLTER

DAREN PENNELL KIRSTEN RITZAU KATHERINE SCHRODER

NICK SMITHMASON

LISA STELCK

Elevated Sun Valley Living with Iconic Baldy Views

THE

PRIVACY OF BITTERROOT. THE CONVENIENCE OF KETCHUM & SUN VALLEY

Completely renovated in 2022 by Conrad Brothers General Contractors, this 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath residence spans 4,161 square feet and is thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Generous indoor and outdoor gathering spaces, two hot tubs, and a dedicated wine room create a home that is equally suited to quiet evenings and hosting family and friends.

Bitterroot owners enjoy access to Sun Valley amenities and a private footbridge connecting the neighborhood to downtown Ketchum. Close to the Sun Valley Lodge, bike paths, and White Clouds trails, the property offers an uncommon blend of privacy, recreation, and convenience.

2 8 03 SUMMIT 1 IN SUN VALLEY

This Summit 1 Condo is ideally located in the center of Elkhorn Village providing easy access to the Elkhorn Pools, Harker Center, golf course, clubhouse, and bus stop. Its spacious and open floor plan includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, single-level living with nice outdoor space. Enjoy underground parking with elevator access steps from the front door create an added convenience, as well as year-round amenities right outside the front door.

$1,395,000 / MLS # 26-334370

For more information please contact Stuart Hoag:

Luxury Townhomes at Sun Valley’s Doorstep

THOUGHTFUL

DESIGN & UNMATCHED LOCATION IN THE HEART OF HAILEY

Designed by Pivot North Architecture, built by Conrad Brothers General Contractors, and developed in partnership with CK Property Group, MID RVR offers thoughtfully designed townhomes with openconcept living; mountain modern interiors featuring warm, natural materials; expansive windows; and private garages.

A standout feature of each home is the private rooftop deck, creating a unique outdoor space with sweeping mountain views. Just moments from the Big Wood River, local trails, and downtown Hailey, MID RVR is designed for effortless mountain-town living.

PRICES START IN THE $8 00 S

512 Fairway Road

Offered at $9,900,000

Beautifully situated on a landscaped one-acre lot overlooking the 16th fairway of the Sun Valley Golf Course, this extensively updated 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom, 2-half-bath home offers golf course and Bald Mountain views in Sun Valley’s coveted Fairway neighborhood. Renovated by Gary Storey in 2020, improvements include Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Bosch appliances, Lutron lighting, new hardwood flooring, carpet, kitchen countertops, and a radon mitigation system. The thoughtful floor plan features an open kitchen with wet bar, spacious family room, separate den/office, and a main-level guest suite that could serve as a primary bedroom. Upstairs, the current primary suite has tremendous views of Bald Mountain, a private retreat with exceptional comfort and functionality. Minutes from Dollar Mountain, Sun Valley Resort, trails, and downtown Ketchum.

Linda Badell and Lauren Jones

BUILT ON PURPOSE. PROVEN FOR DECADES.

COLDWELL BANKER DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES

What started as a two-person team in a basement in Sun Valley, Idaho has grown into one of the fastest-growing real estate companies in the nation. 10 offices. Nearly 200 agents. Across Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Kansas, and Missouri.

Founded by Todd and Shannon Conklin on July 7, 2006, Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties was built on one belief: real estate should change lives. Agents' lives. Clients' lives. Communities' lives. Twenty years later, that belief drives everything.

20 Years | 10 Offices | 200 Agents

Core Values

Be the Good No drama · Integrity · Servant

Extreme Ownership

Honest · Authentic · Winner

True Grit

Bleeds Blue Team · Dedicated · Champion

Be Professional Ethical · Respectful · Humble

Hard working · Growth minded · Do whatever it takes

Core Foundationas

• Faith •Family •Fitness •Finance

The Power Behind You

Coldwell Banker — the nation's oldest and most respected real estate brand — backs every agent at CBDP with international reach, proven tools, and a name buyers and sellers already trust. Local ownership. Global power.

Add our company businesses Sales Warrior, Be Disciplined, Married 4 More, and Maverick Capital lending, and a culture built around family - you have something no other brokerage offers.

Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties Changing Lives for 20 Years.

→ A brand that opens doors before you knock

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→ Leadership that develops you as a person, not just a producer

→ Systems that remove friction—not create it

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→ A room full of people who play at your level

New luxury condominiums in the heart of downtown Ketchum, each celebrating and drawing their inspiration from our iconic mountain town.

Developed by award-winning Wilson Construction, these units combine timeless architecture with modern enhancements and unsurpassed attention to detail.

Two units are already spoken for. Don’t miss this opportunity.

• PENTHOUSE UNIT 302: 4+ BD, 4.5 BA, 3398 SF elevator-accessed rooftop decks, $7,150,000

• CONDOMINIUM UNIT 201: 3+ BD, 3.5 BA, 2921 SF elevator access directly to the unit, $6,200,000

• PENTHOUSE UNIT 301: 4+ BD, 4.5 BA, 3476 SF elevator-accessed rooftop decks

• CONDOMINIUM UNIT 202: 3+ BD, 3.5 BA, 2864 SF elevator access directly to the unit

• All units include private 2-car garages SOLD SOLD

Majestic Sun Valley Fairways Mountain Lodge with 50-yard line views of Baldy. Minutes from SV Lodge with easy access to town. Completely remodeled in 2023 and is in brand-new condition. Gourmet kitchen, elevator, main floor and second floor primary suites, separate office. Expansive yard with pond and waterfall, covered dining area, outdoor fireplace and built-in BBQ. This home truly has it all.

Timeless Hailey compound on .83 city acres. Strong design elements and extensive use of hardwoods and organic materials are reminiscent of the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Exceptional features include: pool, hot tub, guest apartment, well designed kitchen, custom finishes, media room, elevator and large beautifully maintained landscaping. Built in an era where fine workmanship mattered and quality was paramount.

715 S River St, Hailey | 6 BD, 6.5 BA, 11,175 SF | $6,250,000 | Call for more details

This mixed-use property has so many possibilities. First floor has a shop that holds 8 cars, as well as 2 off ices. The second floor has two income-producing 3 bedroom, 2 bath apartments.

A Light Industrial addition is possible. Store your car collection, with room to expand the building. This property has it all! Call for more information.

6 BD, 4.5 BA, 5596 SF

121 Honeysuckle St, Bellevue

Near Gannett Rd & Hwy 75 Intersection

Offered for $1,445,000 Call to set up a showing

mike@bhhssv.com

When my family moved to Sun Valley in 1974, this extraordinary place left an indelible mark. While much has changed over the years, the overwhelming natural beauty and magnetism of this valley, along with the exceptional quality of life it o ers, remain timeless.

If you’re captivated by the wonder of this place, the interesting people and vibrant cultural life mixed with the refuge and privacy of a mountain town, maybe we should explore real estate options?

How can our town and the majesty of Idaho’s mountains fit into your life?

Marney Sullivan

LUXURY REAL ESTATE

ADVISOR

(415) 407-8882 Deep roots. Local knowledge. Exceptional results.

Commercial

Development Land- 737, 739, & 741 N Main St

Paul Kenny

Ready To Build In Downtown Bellevue. Priced just over $15 per SqFt, these three commercial development lots / pads in the Bellevue Square complex are a steal! All utilities are onsite and access, infrastructure, & parking are in place. The City of Bellevue recently adjusted their code to allow mixed use buildings in the core. Bellevue’s continued growth will require new commercial space downtown and these parcels are at Ground Zero. Over 14,000 vehicles per day on Main Street! Please call office for offering package and more information. FOR SALE: $1,116,600 Matt Gelso

Bogue

STYLE DIAL

For our July issue, we spotlight Sun Valley’s interior designers for their expertise on enduring designs they are turning to this summer season. From sun-speckled patios in the morning to cool evenings beneath the stars, the outdoors is where we all want to be. Inspire your next al fresco gathering by integrating elegant and durable furniture, modern fireplaces to create memories around, and walk-out terraces that connect the indoors with the out.

SUMMER SANCTUARY

We design environments that feel as good as they look—timeless, balanced, and deeply connected to our surroundings. To create an outdoor home sanctuary in time for the summer, we use durable outdoor fabrics on furniture for a luxuriously cozy feel that invites guests from the indoors to the out. Whether it’s entertaining against a scenic backdrop or lounging in a well-appointed living room, we transform everyday spaces into experiences.

Red Door Home + Design 406 North Main Street | Hailey 208.788.9075 reddoordesignhouse.com

MOUNTAINSIDE MEMORIES

For this residential project, we curated a variety of outdoor living spaces across several distinct patios. Whether it’s marshmallow roasting at the firepit, a quick sunbath right off the primary suite, or a delicious sunset dinner, we have prioritized designing moments of relaxation and connection at this lovely mountainside home.

A TOUCH OF WILD

We often design interiors with the exterior views in mind so the local mountain landscape becomes a central experience of the home. By integrating large sliding doors with the use of natural materials and honoring a soft, grounded palette, we can elegantly blur the line between inside and out. The result is seamless living that bridges the seasonal beauty of the Valley to the welcoming comfort indoors. Here, a thoughtful indooroutdoor design creates a space that feels easy and relaxed, whether it’s a morning coffee on the patio or entertaining with the doors wide open in the summer.

Studio Boden  511 East Avenue North #2A | Ketchum  208.538.1919  studioboden.com

OUTDOOR OASIS

To soak up the summer season, we are optimizing our outdoor dining areas to enjoy a meal with family and friends while listening to our favorite tunes. A few ways to elevate your al fresco space is to invest in stackable dining chairs for easy storage during the off-season and add an extendable dining table to accommodate a crowd. Bon appétit!

RIDING SMART

E-bike safety in the Wood River Valley

by Joy Prudek, Public Relations & Communications Business Partner

St. Luke’s Wood River

E-bikes and e-scooters are becoming a familiar part of life in the Wood River Valley—making it easier to commute, enjoy the outdoors, and move through town without the hassle of parking. From work commutes to social meetups to riding the Wood River Trail, many people are choosing e-bikes as a more sustainable and fun way to get around. Unfortunately, as use increases, so do the risks.

Dr. Malie Kopplin, St. Luke’s Wood River’s trauma medical director, says the Emergency Department (ED) regularly treats injuries tied to e-bike crashes during the warmer months. These incidents range from minor to life-changing—and often share common, preventable factors. “What we see reinforces that these bikes are more powerful than many people expect,” Kopplin says. “When control is lost, the injuries can be significant.”

HELMETS: A SIMPLE STEP THAT SAVES LIVES

One of the most effective ways to reduce injury risk is also the simplest: wear a helmet. Head injuries remain a leading concern in bike-related crashes, particularly at higher speeds. Helmets are designed to absorb impact and help protect the brain, making them a non-negotiable before getting on a bike. And for families, the message is especially important. Modeling helmet use helps reinforce safe habits for the kids.

Kopplin says that these small decisions have big consequences. “All it takes is one fall, even at moderate speed, to result in serious injury,” she says.

HOW TO BEST WEAR A HELMET:

 Sit level on your head and fit snugly under the chin

 Be replaced after any crash or every 3-5 years

 Match the activity whenever possible

THE POWER OF E-BIKES

While e-bikes look similar to traditional bicycles, they behave differently. They accelerate more quickly, carry more weight, and can reach speeds that require faster reaction times and more deliberate handling. For riders who are new or haven’t spent time getting comfortable with the controls, that difference can catch them off-guard.

“People may not realize how quickly these bikes can pick up speed or how much force is involved when stopping,” says Brittany McFarland, RN, St. Luke’s Wood River’s Trauma Program Manager. “That’s where we see loss of control, especially in environments with other people around.”

Practicing in a safe area before heading into higher traffic areas can help riders better understand braking, turning, and acceleration.

RIDE WITH AWARENESS

Riding a bike is both environmentally friendly and a great way to enjoy local trails. While the intention is positive, it’s important to know how alcohol or substance use can impact one’s ability to ride an e-bike.

A casual ride to a concert or a dinner can easily turn into a higherrisk situation on the return trip. Even small amounts of alcohol can affect balance, coordination, and reaction time, especially with the speed and acceleration of an e-bike. Clinicians in the valley consistently see this pattern. “Riding under the influence may feel like a safer alternative to driving, but impairment still affects your ability to react and stay in control,” Kopplin says.

How a bike is used is also important. Bringing along extra gear, like a heavy backpack, a bulky picnic basket, or even a second rider can change the balance and handling of the bike that riders may not anticipate. “It doesn’t take much to shift the center of gravity or affect braking distance,” McFarland says. “Those factors matter, especially at speed.”

SHARING THE TRAILS

The Wood River Trail is one of the valley’s most valued and popular shared spaces, used by cyclists, walkers, runners, and families alike. With more people and faster devices on the trail, courtesy plays a critical role in safety.

On multi-use paths, bikers are expected to yield to more vulnerable users and adjust speed based on conditions. But beyond the rules, there’s a long-standing local culture worth holding onto.

BASIC E-BIKE SAFETY HABITS:

 Wearing a helmet every time

 Starting slow and building confidence

 Using lights and reflective gear—even during the day

 Following local traffic laws

 Staying in control at all times

In the Wood River Valley, people smile or wave. A small gesture but an important one. Making eye contact acknowledges others and encourages a joint awareness that helps slow interactions down. After all, these are shared spaces, not thoroughfares. “Awareness and respect go a long way toward preventing injuries,” says McFarland.

A SAFER RIDE FOR EVERYONE

The same features that make e-bikes so appealing—their speed, ease, and convenience—also require a higher level of responsibility from their users. From the perspective of those who treat injuries, most incidents aren’t random and are often tied to decisions that seem small at the time. Wear a helmet, slow down, stay aware, think ahead, and take a moment to smile or wave when it’s safe to do so. 

SIMPLE ACTIONS CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE

 Announce when passing—“on your left!”

 Slow down near people, pets, and crowded areas

 Ride predictably and avoid sudden movements

 Give plenty of space when passing

THE PARADOX OF SUMMER IN SUN VALLEY

Building resilience during the most beautiful, and exhausting, season

by Dr. Molly Brown, PhD, DNM

Summer in Sun Valley arrives as a magically kept promise. The mountains transform to green almost overnight while the rivers sparkle and the trails fill with people happy to be in Idaho. Our golden light inspires awe and an excitement to max out every moment of daylight. That excitement can quickly turn into a frenzied and frantic feeling. During summertime, town becomes crowded, world-class events pull you to the ballet and the symphony, your social life is full and you find yourself quietly becoming exhausted. It happens every year.

Summer in Sun Valley is one of the great gifts of living here, but it can lead to burnout. This is why a focus on resilience, cellular energy, and a charge of systems can help your immune and nervous system immensely. The type of resilience I am talking about is the capacity your nervous system has, at any given moment, to respond to life’s demands without breaking down. Our resilience is a resource and can be supported or depleted.

WHERE DOES OUR HEALTH COME FROM?

Our health comes from the brain. Our brain and nervous system control every bodily function: our immunity, hormonal regulation, sleep quality, energy levels, mood, and focus. These aren’t separate systems; they all determine how well the brain is communicating with your body. When that communication is clear, coherent, and well-regulated, you feel your best. When it’s fragmented, disrupted by stress, old injury, accumulated demand, poor sleep, alcohol, sugar, or the subtle weight of a season that never quite lets you rest, things start to slip.

PRO TIPS ON AVOIDING BURNOUT

I keep my spaces clean and my schedule structured with daily routines. I also eat clean, don’t drink alcohol, and am dedicated to movement and self-care. My favorites are cold plunging, sauna, PEMF, nano Vi, Wintecare, high vibration foods and superfoods, and surrounding myself with people I love.

At CENTERED, we are an oasis of self-care. The body will heal given the right tools, and it is my personal relentless pursuit to find the most efficient ways to deliver that. We treat at the root level to address dysregulation directly, rather than managing the symptoms it produces. The results we see in our clinic, from neuromuscular rehab to nervous system rewiring and brain training, feel like miracles. They are the result of what happens when you ask precise questions about why a body isn’t working, how it can stay proactively healthy under stressful times, and how to prepare and respond with intelligence.

HEALTH IS WEALTH

Our self-care tools are for the local athlete who hasn’t felt fully right since that fall or injury two seasons ago or an active community member who can’t recover from an injury or surgery. Our tools are for the person whose sleep has been interrupted for so long they don’t know anything different. They are for the parent running on fumes who attributes it to the season, or the kids, or just life, and has, over time, stopped believing that a different baseline is available. They are also for women whose hormones, mental clarity, and immunity are so low that they feel hopeless.

Summer in Sun Valley offers us the nectar of life to feel inspired. Our health allows us to enjoy life. I train and prepare year-round to best experience the moments of awe, inspiration, and beauty that are delivered to our doorstep.

Dr. Molly Brown, PhD, DNM, is the founder of CENTERED, a neurologically-based natural medicine clinic in Ketchum, Idaho. Learn more at drmollybrown.com.

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FINE ARTS

This July, we celebrate the diverse, evocative, and compelling works of art featured in the Valley’s finest galleries and the Sun Valley Museum of Art. Curated to showcase emerging and established artists, from local visionaries to international creatives, these works are best enjoyed in person and up-close.

On July 3, the Sun Valley Gallery Association Walk invites the public to enjoy newly installed art and meet the artists at the featured galleries. svgalleries.org

Small Burgundy Living Room by Brittany Fanning

Acrylic on linen

30” x 24”

76.2 x 61 cm

at Ochi Gallery

CIRCA 1971

Sun Valley Museum of Art exhibits iconic artworks from the 20th century

Signs, edition 44/250, 1970 by Robert Rauschenberg

Screenprint

35 x 26 in. Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art, edition 49/50, 1971

by John Baldessari

Lithograph

22 1/2 x 30 1/8 in. Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

July 3 to October 17

by Rory Slattery

This summer, the Sun Valley Museum of Art is throwing it back to its roots to celebrate its 55th anniversary. Instead of a quiet retrospective, the Museum is staging a vibrant celebration of the cultural landscape that birthed it. Rather than treating the museum’s founding year as a static milestone, the exhibition uses 1971 as a historical lens, pulling viewers into a transformative moment when the visual language of American art was completely upended.

The exhibit, Circa 1971: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation , revisits this pivotal era in depth and is made possible because of the vision of Jordan D. Schnitzer. As North America’s foremost print collector, Schnitzer has spent decades building one of the continent’s most significant private art collections. His Family Foundation operates under a fiercely democratic philosophy, having loaned thousands of artworks to over 130 museums at no cost to ensure the public can interact with world-class art. For this anniversary exhibition, Schnitzer’s Foundation has loaned an unparalleled lineup of 20thcentury titans, featuring groundbreaking works by the likes of Anni Albers, Jasper Johns, Louise Nevelson, David Hockney, Sol LeWitt, and Andy Warhol, among others.

Alex, edition 93/100, 1970

by Alex Katz

Lithograph

29 3/4 x 21 1/4 in. Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

Homage to the Square Gb I, edition 47/125, 1970-1971 by Josef Albers Screenprint

Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

Circa 1971: Works from the Collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer and His Family Foundation

POP ART, PHOTOREALISM, AND MINIMALISM

Curated by Courtney Gilbert and Jennifer Wells Green in consultation with the museum’s founder Glenn Janss, Circa 1971 brings together prints and limited editions created between 1970 and 1972. The galleries capture the moment’s electric collision of artistic philosophies, showing how the bold sensibilities of Pop Art intersected with the perceptual experiments of Op Art, the sleekness of Minimalism, the precision of Photorealism, and the intellectual rigor of Conceptual Art.

The celebration officially kicks off on Friday, July 3, with a free community street party featuring 1970s vinyl spun by DJ Jackrabbit Slim and public art-making activities. Beyond the gallery walls, the museum has curated an expansive series of public programs that explore the era’s broader cultural ferment alongside its visual arts. The community can engage with the era through multiple lenses, including a lecture by Mimi Avins on how 1970s television reflected rapid social change, a film screening of The Mastermind at Merlin’s Magic Lantern, and an art history dialogue with L.A. Louver Gallery Director Kimberly Davis. The historical journey even extends into the era’s music scene, culminating

68 Nova, from the Documenta Portfolio, edition AP, 1972 by Robert Bechtle Lithograph 24 x 34 1/2 in. Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

Sanguine Mood, edition 64/75, 1971 by Helen Frankenthaler Pochoir and silkscreen

22 3/4 x 18 1/8 in. Sheet

Collection of Jordan D. Schnitzer

with a lecture at the Sun Valley Opera House by legendary rock photographer Henry Diltz. For those looking to explore the exhibit more thoroughly, the museum will host guided tours in the evenings on select Thursdays throughout the summer.

MAKING ART ACCESSIBLE

Supported generously by the museum’s Visionary Guardians and the Jordan D. Schnitzer Family Foundation, Circa 1971 champions printmaking as a highly democratic, accessible medium. It’s a fitting celebration for a nonprofit arts organization that has kept its admission completely free to the public since day one. Circa 1971 is an opportunity to connect with the creativity, experimentation, and boundary-pushing spirit that defined the Museum’s founding year and continues to shape it today. We encourage everyone to connect with contemporary art and the boundary-pushing spirit that defines us in our founding year. 

svmoa.org

JULY 3

Community SVMoA

Street Party & Opening of Circa 1971 with DJ Jackrabbit Slim

Join this annual celebration of summer and art with live music, drinks, food trucks, and arts and crafts for all ages.

5-7:30pm | FREE

The Museum svmoa.org

Studies for Holograms: (a)

Pinched Lips, edition 116/150, 1970 by Bruce Nauman

Screenprint on paper

26 x 26 in. Sheet

Collection of the Jordan D. Schnitzer Family Foundation

48” x 36”

Three Swimmers Oil on canvas

Hammick

THREADLINES

Alia Ali transmutes personal experience through the quiet power of textiles

July 1 to August 3

by Beth Rush

Threadlines is a visual migration through multidisciplinary artist Alia Ali’s expansive body of work . Through photography and installation, the exhibition moves across a range of geographies. From India to Pakistan, Senegal to Côte d’Ivoire, and Morocco to Louisiana, Ali explores the energy, stories, and shapes of each place. She gracefully transmutes complex histories of migration, memory, and labor into stylized portraits, each cradled inside a frame enveloped in the same fabrics the figures wear. In vibrant patterns that blend and clash, she pushes past the conventional limits of photographic and geographic borders.

WOVEN HISTORIES

Textiles predate the written word and are among our first visual introductions to the world. From birth to death, we use cloth to both reveal and conceal our identity. It is through fabric’s patterns and colors that we build perceptions of ourselves and others. Ali weaves together the rich traditions of textile with unique portraits that verge on abstraction. In her hands these works are not only a record of where we have been, but also a vision of the future. The complexity of material acts as a means of both connection and separation. Ali creates a language where woven patterns move freely across boundaries and identities.

As we open ourselves to Ali’s visual narrative, we face figures wrapped in textiles whose absent features become a canvas for complex colonial histories, cultural assumptions, and a reflection of ourselves.

33” x 33”

Edition of 5

Dots II by Alia Ali  Archival pigment print in custom-built wooden frame

“What side of the fabric are we on? Can we exist on both sides at once?” asks Ali.

“Ultimately, do we exclude others from the fear of being excluded ourselves? Or does exclusion represent a metamorphosis of the outcast into the villain?”

CREATING FROM CONTRASTS

As a child of linguists and the product of a multilingual and multinational household, Ali challenges us to see through a lens where political and cultural dichotomies and definitions are questioned and quietly dismantled.

“I come from two countries that no longer exist: Yugoslavia and South Yemen [...] As a female artist who exists on the borders of identifying as West Asian, Eastern European, a United States citizen, and culturally Muslim, yet spiritually independent, my work explores cultural binaries, challenges culturally sanctioned oppression, and confronts the dualistic barriers of conflicted notions of gender, politics, media, and citizenship [...] My work critiques linguistics and inherited political structures, while simultaneously attempting to counter the polarization and miscommunication that imperils communities across the world, encouraging viewers to confront their own prejudices,” shares Ali. “What do we fear to discover beneath the cloth?” 

Gilman Contemporary 661 Sun Valley Road | Ketchum 208.726.7585 gilmancontemporary.com

Red Blossom by Alia Ali  Pigment print in handupholstered frame with muslin and Rajasthani hand-printed cotton

63” x 69” x 3”

Edition of 5

Ikat Ruby  by Alia Ali  Pigment print in hand-upholstered frame with Uzbek cotton and silk blend ikat

49” x 35” x 3” Edition of 5

Jill Lear

June 15 to July 20

Ketchum-based artist Jill Lear creates artwork that explores ancient trees and rock formations through expressive yet restrained mark-making and collage. She treats negative space with the same weight and reverence as her subjects, examining how voids between elements have as much intention as the forms themselves. “Rocks, like trees, are witnesses to history. They are sentries observing time as it passes,” says Lear. In the two panels that form City of Rocks, Lear is attuned

to the stories told in the crests and curves of Idaho’s granite rock formations. “These stories are etched into the cracks and crevices of their solid, silent forms,” she expresses. “When I trace negative spaces and positive forms, I begin to understand what they have to say.” In each of Lear’s lyrical paintings, the viewer can also begin to see the stories that emerge from the silent witnesses.

City of Rocks

by Jill Lear

Acrylic, watercolor, and collage on panel 30” x 72”

Kneeland Gallery

411 North Leadville Avenue | Ketchum 208.726.5512

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Silas Thompson

June 22 to July 27

Artist Reception | July 3, 5-7:30pm

Idaho native landscape painter Silas Thompson is known for his vibrant use of color, texture, and light to capture the beauty of the state’s diverse landscapes, from farmland scenes to rural buildings and mountain lakes. Growing up in the backcountry with his father, Thompson was surrounded by iconic valleys, plains, and deserts that have become inspiration

for his creations. He wants his work to evoke memories and touch the viewer’s senses and mind. For Thompson, true adventure still waits beyond the reach of the city—about 50 miles past the last stoplight where risk amplifies beauty and danger sharpens the senses. In addition to Thompson’s artwork, there will be new paintings from other talented gallery artists.

The Herd by Silas Thompson Oil on canvas 24” x 48”

Gail Severn Gallery

400 1st Avenue North | Ketchum 208.726.5079

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CELEBRATING 50 YEARS

Hung Liu

Ever present in her work, Hung Liu’s birds are allegorical devices that carry the viewer towards a larger narrative. Whether Liu is painting cranes, caged birds, sparrows, or paper cranes, each avian subject is imbued with a deeper meaning. Executed in striking color and weeping realism, Liu’s large-scale oil paintings, mixed media resin pieces, and prints all touch on our collective emotional memory, connecting ghosts of the past with the present. This exhibition explores the full range of Liu’s symbolic tropes and their meaning: at once historical document, cultural meditation, political witness, and lyrical personal vision.

Morris Graves

The solo exhibition of Morris Graves celebrates the visionary work of one of the most distinctive voices of 20th century American art. His first two major museum exhibitions were at the Museum of Modern Art in 1940. Here, he brings together a selection of paintings, drawings, and works on paper, exploring his deeply spiritual connection to nature, silence, and the inner world. Graves is known for his luminous imagery of birds, flowers, and meditative landscapes; he created works that transcend realism and invite contemplation into his mystical vision. Through this intimate presentation, visitors are offered a rare opportunity to experience the poetic sensitivity and enduring influence of an artist whose work continues to resonate across generations. This show is running concurrently with the Seattle Art Museum’s show Beyond Mysticism.

Harvest by Hung Liu Lithograph with hand coloring 30” x 30”

Snake, Frog, Bird, 1944 by Morris Graves Tempera on paper 23” x 30”

Tom Hammick

The woodblock prints and oil paintings by Tom Hammick are informed by his love of poetry, opera, film, and a deep love for the environment. These largescale narratives, set within imaginary and mythological dreamscapes, serve as a metaphor for the human condition, transience, and states of mind. Taking inspiration

from German Expressionists and British Colorists, Hammick has learned to exploit the emotional impact of color, setting his subjects within large-scale surrealist landscapes awash in a vibrant palette of mutable and un-namable colors. The exhibition will feature new large-scale edition variable wood block prints, oil paintings, and etchings.

Living Air by Tom Hammick Edition variable reduction woodcut 37.5” x 27”

Saddletree Gallery

360 East Avenue | Ketchum

208.726.3834

saddletreegallery.com

Jerry Hadam

Jerry Hadam’s Misstep centers a barbed wire fence line that serves as both boundary and consequence. Look closely to see a coyote pelt stretched and suspended against an open sky while sagebrush rolls into the hills beyond. The land holds its silence. The fence does its job.

Hadam works in the tradition of photographers who let the West speak without editorializing. Misstep is precisely that kind of image. Shot on a 4x5 large-format film camera, the photograph carries the weight of a place where life and death share the same fence post, and nobody flinches. Black and white, wide and still. There is beauty and hardness here. And in Hadam’s hands, the two are inseparable. A quietly arresting work, Misstep reminds us that the American West has always been honest about its terms. You either know the land, or the land lets you know.

Misstep by Jerry Hadam Large-format film photograph 17” x 22”

Saddletree Gallery

360 East Avenue | Ketchum

208.726.3834

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Jules Frazier

Fine art photographer Jules Frazier has added the large-scale archival work, Miles City Bucking Horse Sale, to her American West Collection. The sepia-toned image is a roadside icon frozen in time carrying a dry wit and quiet personality that defines the West at its most authentic. The bull doesn’t blink. The sign means business. And somehow, that’s the funniest and most honest thing about it. The weathered marquee sign is mounted to a sculptural white Hereford bull, advertising the legendary “Miles City Bucking Horse Sale” with the straightforward confidence of an era that didn’t need to explain itself.

Frazier shot this image on a Hasselblad medium-format camera, her preferred tool for her American West series, during a road trip to the storied Benny Binion Ranch in Montana with a detour to Miles City’s iconic annual rodeo. The result is part document, part elegy: the kind of image that stops you midstride to feel the dust, the distance, and the particular American romance of a hand-set sign that’s been announcing something worth showing up for.

Miles City Bucking Horse Sale by Jules Frazier Limited-edition giclée archival print 52” × 48”

OCHI

119 Lewis Street | Ketchum

208.309.4093

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Emily Marchand

River to River

May 8 to July 11

Artist Reception | July 3, 5-7pm

Drawing from formative memories along the Sacramento and American Rivers, and daily encounters with wildlife along the Arroyo Seco in Los Angeles, Emily Marchand makes colorful ceramic tile wall works embedded with flora and fauna. Animals, birds, and insects become carriers of memory and quiet tributes to the interconnected cycles of life— and death. Examining the surfaces of Marchand’s artwork reveals clear evidence of the artist’s hand, showing impressions and subtle shifts in glaze that favor refinement and resist immediacy.

Tenderness and care are her strategies for accessing a range of emotions, with a timely focus on both joy and grief. What began as an investigation into big agriculture, seed banks, and food scarcity has now become an examination of the artist’s own relationship to community. It is what inspired her to evolve her connections to food, cooking, gardening, and feeding friends as well as unhoused neighbors.

River to River is Marchand’s second solo exhibition with OCHI and the occasion of her formal representation by the gallery.

Left: Desert nights by Emily Marchand

Stoneware, underglaze, glaze 31” x 42” x 3”

Right: Dusk in the fried egg flowers by Emily Marchand

Stoneware, underglaze, glaze

41.5” x 37.5” x 2.5”

Green Living Room by Brittany Fanning

Acrylic on linen

48” x 48” 121.9 x 121.9 cm

Drawing inspiration from artists such as Vuillard, Vallotton, Hopper, and Lichtenstein, Brittany Fanning approaches interiors as visual timestamps that quietly record cultural values and shifting domestic ideals.

Fanning’s paintings begin with a curiosity about how people live and the ways domestic spaces quietly reveal character. Drawn to interiors as sites of both refuge and performance, Fanning examines how furniture, décor, and architecture reflect taste, aspiration, and identity. One of her favorite weekend activities is visiting open houses to observe, and sometimes judge, how people stage their homes. The experience offers a form of enjoyable voyeurism, inviting speculation about the lives suggested by carefully arranged interiors.

Living rooms occupy a central role in Fanning’s work. Like the gardens that also appear throughout her paintings, they are curated environments designed for comfort while simultaneously functioning as stages for self-presentation. Sofas, fireplaces, windows, plants, and lamps become compositional anchors within saturated color environments where walls, floors, and furnishings dissolve into unified chromatic atmospheres. Built through thick impasto, these interiors hover between abstraction and representation, suspended in time as though the viewer has arrived just before or after an event.

Red Living Room w/ Fireplace by Brittany Fanning Acrylic on linen 48” x 60”

121.9 x 152.4 cm

Hemmings Gallery

340 Walnut Avenue | Ketchum 208.254.1097

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The Wild West of Thom Ross

June 23 to August 1

Artist Talk | July 2, 4-5pm

Opening Night with the Artist | July 3, 5-7:30pm

In 2005, artist Thom Ross created one of his most ambitious large-scale installations: a dramatic reenactment of the Battle of the Little Bighorn using life-sized painted cutout figures placed directly on the actual Montana battlefield.

The installation transformed Ross’s painted works into a cinematic historical encounter, allowing viewers to physically move among soldiers, horses, and Lakota warriors frozen in moments of action and tension. The project reflected Ross’s longstanding fascination with how the history of the American West continues to be staged, remembered, and reimagined.

For his latest show at the gallery, Ross has turned his attention to another significant event in American history, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West. Founded in 1883 by William F. Cody, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West was a legendary touring spectacle that traveled across the U.S. and Western Europe for over 30 years and was seen by tens of millions worldwide.

With hundreds of performers, live animals, and dramatic storytelling, tthe show delivered such a thrilling and immersive experience that many viewers likely believed they were witnessing the “real” American West coming alive before their eyes.

Ross’s paintings reinterpret this sepia-toned history with bold color, expressive energy, and narrative depth, capturing both the theatrical spectacle and its more introspective undertones. He explores the blurred boundaries between fact and fiction while inviting viewers to reconsider how myths of the American West are constructed and perpetuated.

Night Show by Thom Ross Acrylic on canvas 48” x 60”

Carter, Cowboy Cyclist by Thom Ross Acrylic on canvas 60” x 30”

Living Without Borders by David Yarrow Pigment print photograph

52” x 57” standard, 71” x 78” large

This summer, we commemorate six years of presenting one of today’s most collected contemporary photographers, David Yarrow. For more than two decades, the British photographer has been creating evocative images of the world’s most iconic personalities, sporting events, and endangered wildlife. In his ever-evolving series, Storytelling, Yarrow takes his work to the next level through tales of adventure, and misadventure, often utilizing iconic backdrops, recognizable characters, and trained animals. Whether poignant, dramatic, or provocative, the images are always epic. Yarrow’s loweditioned works are available in two sizes: standard and large (or more aptly described as big and huge).

Other artists on display: Bill Barrett, Duke Beardsley, Russell Chatham, Edward Curtis, Jan Grotenberg, Gordon McConnell, Joan Mitchell, Ken Pekoe, KOLLABS, Pitar, Billy Schenck, Fritz Scholder, Gary Traczyk, Theodore Villa, Andy Warhol, and more.

You Cannot be Serious by David Yarrow Pigment print photograph 54” x 52” standard, 74” x 71” large

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Very well built and impeccably maintained two plus bedroom home on over 1 acre of privacy in Heatherlands. 2,600 sq. ft. single level with large den, vaulted ceiling, oak floors, sevenstone fireplace, alder cabinets, 883 sq. ft. 2 care garage, private patios and mature landscaping. Perfect for starter family or empty nesters. Must be seen to be appreciated.

$2,500,000

Turnkey, fully furnished, and beautifully renovated, this exceptional Sunburst condominium offers 1,472 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space in the heart of Elkhorn. Featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 completely remodeled bathrooms, and a spacious loft open to the living area below, this property is ideal as a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or investment opportunity.

$1,095,000

1 Monarch Lane — White Clouds, Sun Valley

Stunning single-level Mountain Modern home with exceptional privacy and Trail Creek mountain views. This 3BR/3.5BA residence designed by Hollis/Rumpeltes Architects, features vaulted ceilings, two dedicated offices, one of which can easily be converted to a fourth Ensuite bedroom. Seamless indooroutdoor living with oversized telescoping doors opening to extended paver patios. High-end finishes throughout, including soffit lightning, electronic shades and distinctive Ocean Peral Sawn flagstone siding. Oversized 2-car garage provides ample storage.

$13,500,000 MLS #25-333930

2708 Sunburst Condo —Completely Remodeled

Turnkey, fully furnished, and beautifully renovated, this exceptional Sunburst condominium offers 1,472 square feet of thoughtfully updated living space in the heart of Elkhorn. Featuring 2 bedrooms, 2 completely remodeled bathrooms, and a spacious loft open to the living area below, this property is ideal as a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or investment opportunity.

$1,095,000

SPECTACULAR SUN VALLEY ESTATE:

$14,995,000 / MLS 26-334557

Set on 6.7 pristine acres along the Big Wood River and bordering on U.S. Forest Service land, this extraordinary estate offers a rare combination of privacy, open space, and effortless access to Sun Valley. SUNVALLEY-ESTATE.COM

PANORAMIC VIEWS IN CROY

CANYON: $2,695,000 / MLS 26-334355

The octangular shape of this wonderful 3BD/4BA log home in the Sage Springs community affords fantastic views from every room. A private 1BD/1BA guest house adds space for visitors or rental income.

ELKHORN VILLAGE CONDO: $426,000/ MLS 26-334007

Enjoy the prime location of this turnkey remodeled 1BD/1BA Sun Valley condo near Dollar Mountain, with bike paths and hiking trails just minutes away.

SUNBURST CONDO: $1,395,000 / MLS 25-333604

Wonderful 3BD/2.5BA Sunburst townhome, sold furnished. Spacious end unit offers abundant natural light and an open layout.

“We take pride in helping our clients navigate every step of their real estate journey—whether they’re purchasing their first home, searching for the perfect mountain retreat, downsizing, or selling their property. With a shared passion for real estate and a deep love for Sun Valley’s incredible mountain lifestyle, we strive to provide a seamless experience from start to finish. For us, there’s nothing more fulfilling than helping our clients find a place to call home in this special community.”

This site was chosen for its privacy, elevation, and view-laden attributes. The great room was designed to acoommodate groups large and small, with doors that open to the intimate backyard space. Main floor primary bedroom, media/off ice, and plentiful storage make this a perfect mountain escape.

CLEAR CREEK CANYON

10 BD, 8.5 BA, 5702 TOTAL SF, 33.45 ACRES

$6,795,000 | MLS #26-334461

A true legacy estate with 33.45 pristine acres in the heart of the valley. True privacy, untouched beauty, and a sense of place that cannot be manufactured. 4 iconic log cabins and a Zen studio, rich with authentic mountain craftsmanship.

IRREPLACEABLE ACREAGE NORTH OF KETCHUM

6.26 ACRES

$6,250,000 | MLS #25-332768

Enjoy spectacular views of the Boulders and beyond from this acreage north of Ketchum located adjacent to 1000s of acres of public lands.

LIMELIGHT RESIDENCE WITH BALDY VIEWS

3 BD, 3.5 BA, 2705 SF

$6,600,000 | MLS #26-334521

Premier west-facing Limelight Hotel Residence with Baldy views. Packed full of upgrades such as oiled walnut flooring, Rocky Mountain Hardware, and custom entry door. Unit comes with reserved parking for 2, and a River Run ski locker.

KETCHUM RIVERFRONT BUILDING SITE

1.00 ACRE

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Fish from your front yard, grab your skis and head to River Run, leave your car at home and take your bike out on the Wood River Trail system. It’s all right here.

TWO PRIME LOTS IN KETCHUM EAST 2ND ST

$5,750,000 | MLS #25-332770

An opportunity to own 2 adjacent corner lots in the heart of Ketchum with 2 rentable/usable structures while planning for future development.

CLASSIC, QUIET HOME IN WARM SPRINGS

4 BD, 4.5 BA, 2718 SF

$3,400,000 | MLS #26-334527

Set in one of town’s most ideal locations, this impeccably cared for home offers a large private fenced yard with expansive patios, mature landscaping, and mountain-view decks.

PRIVATE HOME ON THE BIG WOOD RIVER

3+ BD, 2.5 BA, 3282 SF, .58 ACRE

$4,995,000 | MLS #25-333947

Endless outside entertaining options in this private setting make this home a year-round retreat. Fish, hike and ski out your back door with access to miles of Nordic trails. This is a rare and unique property that must be experienced.

SINGLE-LEVEL HOME AT ENTRANCE TO GIMLET

3 BD, 3.5 BA, 2300 SF, 1.1 ACRES

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Tucked away in a serene setting surrounded by aspen trees, this home is situated to create views out over the large open yard to the south. Offering 3 en suite bedrooms with off ice/den, all meticulously cared for.

STREAMSIDE HOME IN ZINC SPUR

3BD, 2.5 BA, 3246 SF, 1 ACRE

$2,795,000 | MLS #26-333987

This beautiful home offers single level living, a large primary suite, and stunning natural light. Step onto an expansive deck that overlooks a park-like setting with a year-round creek. Big Wood River access close by.

LARGE IN-TOWN LIGHT INDUSTRIAL SPACE

2831 SF in 10th St Light Industrial District

$1,595,000 | MLS #26-334240

Rarely available extra-large, light industrial unit, previously used by a craftsman woodworker and for storage. Residential loft opportunity with Baldy views and possibility for west-facing windows and balcony. 14’ door for all your toys.

WATERFRONT LOT IN FLYING HEART

2.49 ACRES

$2,375,000 | MLS #25-332876

Nearly 2.5 acres of Paradise! This prime building site is situated on a natural spring fed lake centrally located in upscale Flying Heart Ranch with easy access to the Big Wood River. Take in the spectacular rugged mountain views.

TWO HOMESITES IN NORTHRIDGE

EACH .14 ACRE

$265,000 EACH | MLS #26-334091 & 26-334092

Part of Northridge Village pocket community just blocks from the center of Hailey. Featuring mountain views and tree-lined center alley. A great opportunity to buy one and build one or combine the lots for a bigger homesite.

Development Opportunity

New Commercial Construction in Ketchum

$4,500,000 | MLS #26-334048

The 208 Building will be a mixed-use offering, designed for 1 to 3 retail spaces at street level, with a lobby and elevator to 3 residences. A common entry with a private elevator and private garages is reserved for the two premium units. Lot, plans, permits, fees included.

5-Acre spread with endless views

5.02 ACRES, BarnPros Barn, fencing

$795,000 | MLS #26-334256 Pam Colesworthy

Imagine your dream house on this stunning 5-acre lot. The property features a 4-stall barn with 2 hay sheds, tack room, and on-demand watering system. Covered porch, fully fenced, elevated on the bench for good drainage and views.

Downtown

Lot .13 ACRE / 5500 SF

$1,650,000 | MLS #26-334524

Maybe the last premier lot in Ketchum’s CC that captures expansive north and west-facing views. A future business will appreciate exposure on Sun Valley Rd, while residents will appreciate walkability to restaurants, shops, galleries, and activities.

Indian Springs 3 BD, 2 BA, 1064 SF

$750,000 | MLS #26-334292

Welcome to your mountain retreat! This eff icient condo offers easy access to the Sun Valley lifestyle. A gas fireplace heats the place in winter, while evening breezes cool it in summer. Upgrades include all new LED lighting, kitchen appliances and TV.

Premier

Ketchum

Pristine

226 Blue Bell

Escape to your own private Idaho. 8.84-acre retreat with a well-maintained 5,784 sq. ft. home with breathtaking panoramic views in all directions. Recently updated. Features include: 5 large bedrooms, 4.5 baths, open great room, media room, 2 fireplaces, wide plank flooring, 3 patios and loft ideal for gym, playroom, or off ice. Large, sunny backyard for children, pets, outdoor entertaining. RA Zoning allows for outbuildings.

5 BD, 4.5 BA, 5784 SF, 8.84 Acres

$5,750,000 | MLS #26-334348

224 Blue Bell

Expansive 4.77 acre lot offers sun, privacy, sweeping mountain views and the ultimate canvas for your new SV home. RA zoning allows for primary residence, possible guest house and additional outbuildings. Building centroid proposed by SVEA has been staked. Lot cannot be sold prior to closing of 226 Blue Bell (above).

4.77 Acres

$2,100,000 | MLS #26-334351

Fulton

103 Parker Gulch

Photos simply cannot capture the quiet energy of this thoughtfully remodeled home with dramatic, unobstructed mountain views. Home is set on 1.33 acres of peace and privacy. Expansive deck is the perfect setting for outdoor entertaining or kicking back and enjoying the views. Soft palette interiors with well-chosen furnishings create a sense of ease in every corner of the house. This is a home that must be experienced to be appreciated. Under Contract, Please Inquire 4 BD, 3.5 BA, 3646 SF, 1.33 Acres | $5,850,000 | MLS #26-334402

102 Larkspur Rd. Blaine County, ID 83333

102 Larkspur’s craftsmanship and soul shine through. Rich hardwood and stone finishes showcase meticulous attention to detail while a grand scale preserves everyday livability. Comfortable for daily life yet ready for entertaining, the property includes detached guest/caretaker quarters and versatile shop space to suit flexible needs. Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$2,950,000 MLS # 25-333912

2621 Winterhaven Dr Hailey, ID 83333

If you have an active lifestyle or desire a low-maintenance home, this is your property! This home is situated on an elevated lot with outstanding views, easy access to the trail system, and a small, fenced yard. The home’s interior has fresh paint and new floors throughout making for a fresh, crisp feel for ease of living & enjoyment. 3 Bedrooms/2.5 Bathrooms. Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$750,000 MLS # 26-334124

651 Whitetail Dr Hailey, ID 83333

Stunning update to this well-located home in Deerfield. Everything inside has been touched from the new kitchen, bathrooms, paint, flooring and more. Don’t miss this private yard and the extra-large storage room behind the garage!

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$1,495,000

3050 Berrycreek Dr Hailey, ID 83333

Clean & elegant! This home offers a remodel that will calm your senses from the smooth-coat finishes on the walls. New appliances, hot tub, and a garage with storage/work space is an envy! Ideally located, backing to open space and trails, & a wonderful, quiet neighborhood! This home will make you want to stay forever!

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$730,000

2248 Bonne Vie Condo, Elkhorn in Sun Valley Awesome single level condo, overlooking the pond, loads of privacy, expansive deck, close to the Elkhorn pools & hot tub, garage, large extra storage locker next to unit. 4 bedrooms with lock off, strong rental, new paint, delightfully furnished, beautiful gourmet kitchen with special Turbo Chef oven, coffee bar with wine fridge.

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$925,000,000 MLS # 26-334196

115 E Pine St Hailey, ID 83333

In the heart of Hailey, this single-level home exudes charm, character & simplicity. Generously sized bedrooms, large open kitchen and living room make it a win! The location is amazing for easy access to shops, restaurants and recreation! A large shed accents the back yard for storage of toys and yard equipment. Considered a strong rental for its location or ideal for a primary residence!

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$585,000,000

# 26-334342

304 N. 4TH AVE, HAILEY

3 BEDS + BASEMENT, 2 BATHS | $1,595,000

A picture-perfect Old Hailey home on a sunny corner lot that blends classic bungalow charm with modern updates. The outdoor living space is stunning with a 600 SF wrap around deck and paver patio perfect for summer parties, fruit trees, garden bed and fully fenced yard. Gorgeous, renovated kitchen with vaulted ceiling and big island, large primary suite with office & tons of storage, and a finished basement/gym.

171 BORDEAUX #2, KETCHUM

2 BEDS + LOFT, 2.5 BATHS | $1,085,000

This West Ketchum home sits on a quiet, tree-lined street and features a reverse floor plan designed to maximize natural light and mountain views. Upstairs offers an open living area with an updated kitchen, wood floors, fireplace, and view deck. The main level includes two bedrooms, two baths, and heated tile floors in the bathrooms and entry hall. A versatile loft provides extra space for a playroom, office, or storage. Easy access to River Run, Downtown Ketchum, Hemingway STEAM School, Atkinson’s Park, and more.

320 CRANBROOK, HAILEY

3 BEDS + DEN, 2.5 BATHS | $1,295,000

Enjoy stunning mountain views from the front porch of this light-filled Northridge home, ideally situated on one of the neighborhood’s quietest and most private streets. The thoughtfully designed floor plan features a spacious living room, a kitchen that opens to a comfortable den with fireplace, and a dedicated office or flex room. A fully fenced backyard with a flagstone patio provides an inviting space for outdoor dining and summer gatherings.

1031 CHERRY HILL DRIVE, HAILEY

3 BEDS, 2 BATHS | $625,000

Charming single level home that is remodeled, offered furnished and ready to move in! Light and bright with spacious primary with walk-in closet plus two guest rooms. Fully fenced yard and room to park a camper or boat on side of house. Recent upgrades include new roof, new garage door, kitchen appliances and storage shed. Also included are the lawn mower, snowblower and weed whacker!

569 WILDFLOWER CONDO DR, SUN VALLEY

4 BEDS, 4 BATHS | $2,695,000

Rare opportunity to own the entire top floor at the Wildflower Condos. Tucked away in a private setting, this penthouse residence features 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, vaulted ceilings in both the living room and primary suite, five decks, two fireplaces, and spacious gathering areas designed for comfortable mountain living. Enjoy views of Trail Creek, Bald Mountain, and Dollar Mountain, all while being just moments from Sun Valley’s amenities, restaurants, and Pavilion.

113 N. HIAWATHA, HAILEY

7 BEDS, 9 BATHS | $4,250,000

Set against a dramatic mountain backdrop on a picturesque street, this timeless home is situated on 2 acres and thoughtfully designed around stunning gardens and outdoor gathering spaces. The main residence is expansive yet welcoming and is perfect for both everyday living or hosting extended family and friends. The property feels like a countryside retreat in the heart of the mountains.

40 FOX HOLLOW GULCH, BELLEVUE

8 BEDS, 8 BATHS + 2 POWDER BATHS | $7,500,000

Spanning 60 acres across two parcels, this exceptional property features a custom luxury lodge home, classic log guest house, pond, tennis court, barn, and equestrian setup—perfect for hosting family and friends. With its scale, privacy, and versatility, the ranch is equally suited for a legacy family compound or self-sustaining retreat, offering room to incorporate solar, gardens, and additional structures—all just 30 minutes from Sun Valley Resort.

WHEN IT COMES TIME TO BUY OR SELL, CONTACT:

M A RT H A H AU SM A N N 208.721.0342, martha@teamsunvalley.com

K AT H ER I N E S C H RO D ER 208.721.1326 , katherine@teamsunvalley.com

EXPLORE PROPERTIES AT TEAMSUNVALLEY.COM

Class A Commercial Condominium located in the heart of the Ketchum Core. 2016 square feet of space currently divided into 5 generous private of ces, a private conference room, large open meeting area and snack/break room. This single level space is located on the 2nd level of the south side of the Courtyard Building with 2 executive of ces facing Baldy. 4 coveted parking spaces included.

A RARE ELKHORN, SUN VALLEY LEGACY ESTATE

Discover the perfect blend of rustic charm and modern luxury across five contiguous lots totaling 7.36 acres—an exceptional offering for equestrian enthusiasts and lovers of mountain living. This private estate in Sun Valley’s prestigious Elkhorn neighborhood features a beautifully remodeled 4-bedroom, 4-bath log home architecturally designed by storied Sun Valley architect Jim McLaughlin, with interiors by Jennifer Hoey and a tranquil wellness room with soaking tub and floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the natural setting. The property also includes a three-stall heated barn with guest quarters and ample space for additional residences.

$11,950,000 MLS 26-334316 | 419juniper.com

BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED AND SUN-FILLED 2BR PLUS LOFT, 2-bath home with south-facing pond and open views. Enlarged deck for summer living, fully furnished and move-in ready. Single-car garage and year-round bus access to town and skiing. Adjacent to Elkhorn Rec Center with pool, hot tub, and tennis/pickleball. Strong rental potential.

$875,000 MLS 25-333762

STANLEY | COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL LOT located on Hwy 75 just North of the Hwy 21 turnoff. Sitting across the road from the Salmon River with huge views in every direction. Call me to obtain link to the foundation plans, commercial options, well information, architectural plans and more.

$545,000 MLS 23-330377

Suzanne Finch Williams Associate Broker/Owner (208) 720.3951

Suzanne Finch Williams

Suzanne Finch Williams Associate Broker/Owner (208) 720 3951 | suzannesunvalley@gmail.com

suzannesunvalley@gmail.com

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Noah Hendricks (253) 320-4087 noah@hendricksandassoc.com

Noah Hendricks (253) 320 4087 noah@hendricksandassoc.com

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13437 and 13439 Highway 75, North Ketchum

671 Alpine Lane, Ketchum

71 Adams Gulch

Extraordinary 11.72-acre private gated property featuring a Modern Craftsman main residence (5 bedrooms, 5.5 baths, 3 car garage), charming historic guest cabin (2 bedrooms, 2.5 baths), and entertainer’s barn with upper living quarters (1 bedroom, 3 baths, 6 car garage).

Experience timeless elegance in this completely remodeled .48-acre estate, masterfully designed by Mark Sikes. The breathtaking main residence showcases 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths with a 2-car garage, complemented by a guesthouse with 2 additional guest suites, 2.5 baths, garage and full private gym. Every detail exudes sophistication creating a seamless fusion of luxury, comfort, and modern convenience.

Sweeping mountain views, BLM adjacency, and private lake define the indoor-outdoor experience with multiple terraces & fireplaces.

The quintessential retreat just north of Ketchum. Fully furnished and move in ready.

Stunning 5 bedroom, 6.5 Ketchum on 4.6 acres and System. The home designed combining intimacy with home a dream for both Luxurious amenities include game room, heated paver guest suite, storage lockers garage. Built by Grahber

$22,000,000

$19,750,000

671 Alpine Lane, Ketchum

161 Stonegate Circle, Ketchum

$16,900,000

111 Camas Loop,

Experience timeless elegance in this completely remodeled .48-acre estate, masterfully designed by Mark Sikes. The breathtaking main residence showcases 5 bedrooms and 5.5 baths with a 2-car garage, complemented by a guesthouse with 2 additional guest suites, 2.5 baths, garage and full private gym. Every detail exudes sophistication creating a seamless fusion of luxury, comfort, and modern convenience.

Exquisite 2.7-acre estate remodeled in 2020 by Conrad Brothers. This modern lodge features 5 en suite bedrooms, an office, den, and media room. Expansive decks showcase breathtaking 360° views. Highlights include a 3-car garage with storage, generator, jacuzzi, and an outdoor entertaining gazebo—luxury living in perfect harmony with nature. Two 2+ acre lots to the south can be purchased separately.

$19,750,000

$14,500,000

160 Telemark, Ketchum

260 Spur Lane, Ketchum

Completely remodeled Views. This gorgeous renovation electrical, audio visual, ooring, countertops, appliances plan features Kitchen, Room with Fireplace, O Master Closet, Master with views of Baldy and oor. The Downstairs 2 Full Bathrooms, Mudroom additional storage closets.

$6,900,000

Incredible 1.6 acre property in Bigwood Subdivision! Remodel just completed by Suede Studio, all new LED lighting, flooring, stunning new entertainment room with wine storage, full bar, media and game spaces plus brand new exquisite furniture package included in the sale. Coveted location in Bigwood, adjacent to open space and right next to White Clouds trail access. Bigwood amenities include tennis, pickle, swimming pool and new Clubhouse.

113 Alpine Drive,

Experience luxury mountain living in this stunning Ketchum home, walking distance to Zenergy and the Sun Valley Resort. With 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 powder rooms, large decks, birch floors, a 2-car garage, heated drive, jacuzzi, gym & wine cellar, it’s ideal for relaxing or entertaining. $8,450,000

$11,500,000

This fabulous 4 bedroom, views from every room. Ketchum, this property pool, outdoor shower, large a storage building and bedroom suite plus 2 additional connecting sky view lofts. on ground oor, living

Road, Ketchum

6.5 bath mountain lodge located just north of and steps away from the Adams Gulch Trail designed by Janet Jarvis has a thoughtful layout with dramatic open living spaces, making this both entertaining and small family gatherings. include large media room, 7  replaces, large paver patios, library, private one bedroom lockers in mud room and dog washer in 3 car Grahber Construction.

17 Cliff View

260 Spur Lane, Ketchum

Stunning new 5 bedroom 5.5 bath home with exceptional views of the Red Cliffs Access the bike path from the large 1 acre site. Wolf and sub zero appliances, 2 dishwashers, drink drawers, wine fridge, pebble ice maker, marble countertops, white oak cabinetry.

120 Galena Court, Ketchum

169 Stonegate Circle N. Ketchum

107 Skyline Spur, Sun Valley

$6,575,000

Experience luxury mountain living in this stunning Ketchum home, walking distance to Zenergy and the Sun Valley Resort. With 5 bedrooms, 4 baths, 2 powder rooms, large decks, birch floors, a 2-car garage, heated drive, jacuzzi, gym & wine cellar, it’s ideal for relaxing or entertaining. $8,450,000

Rare opportunity in Bigwood: this single family home was originally two townhomes and is currently combined as a spacious family compound. Features 2 kitchens, 2 private decks, dual 2-car garages, and great separation. Unit B has remodeled top level with new Primary and Guest suite.

$5,995,000

Loop, Sun Valley

221 N Washington Ave., 5, Ketchum

801 N Main St., Hailey

Elkhorn home on 1 acre lot with big Baldy renovation included all new plumbing, visual, HVAC, water heaters, windows, doors, tile, appliances and cabinetry. The upstairs oor Walk in Pantry, Bar, Dining Room, Living O ffice, Powder Room, Master Bedroom, Laundry, Master Bath. Outdoor Decks and Dollar o ff the entire back side of upper Floor Plan has 3 Bedrooms, Media Room, Mudroom with Laundry, 3 Car Garage and 3 closets.

Downtown Ketchum luxury, 2 story Penthouse with elevator access and rooftop deck. Classic finishes with 3 en suite bedrooms plus a media room with full bath. Large heated decks on both levels. Private garage with additional ski locker.

$4,250,000

Elevated above Sun Valley, this stunning Austrian style retreat captures 360° views from the Boulders to East Fork. Remodeled in 2021, it blends modern chalet with mountain charm—sunlit interiors, classic finishes, and seamless indoor-outdoor flow. $6,900,000

102 W Channel Lane, East Fork

Riverfront log home along the banks of the Big Wood River in Mid-Valley! Located between Ketchum and Hailey, this property features a spacious yard and generous guesthouse above a 3-car garage. Enjoy fly fishing with skiing and amenities just 10 minutes north.

4-plex, stadium seated, all digital theatre of approx 10,700 sf. The .64 acre property could have alternative uses for many retailers and includes currently leased 1,050 sf adjacent building. $3,500,000

$3,995,000

2.34 acre property offering unmatched privacy and panoramic mountain views. Surrounded by mature trees, this prime location combines natural beauty with close proximity to Sun Valley’s world-class amenities. Perfect for building your dream estate in an idyllic alpine setting.

$4,995,000

4-plex, stadium seated, all digital theatre of approx 10,700 sf. The .64 acre property could have alternative uses for many retailers and includes currently leased 1,050 sf adjacent building.

Perfectly positioned in Eagle Creek Meadows, this 4 bedroom, 3 bath home built in 2004 makes the most of its setting with a reverse floor plan that captures the views where you live. A fishermen’s easement puts the Big Wood River within steps, and a fenced yard and two-car garage round out a property that delivers the Sun Valley lifestyle. $3,500,000.

$3,500,000 SOLD

111 E 6th, Ketchum

504 Lanier Lane, Challis

Drive, Ketchum

Two buildings at the corner of 6th and 1st Ave. One is a 2 story live/work building with full kitchen and garage. The other bldg is one level, 3 bedroom, 3 bath residential. Both structures were remodeled in 2007.

87 Browning, Bellevue

97.5 Acres in Challis along the Salmon River with 6 shares of water rights from the Challis Irrigation Co. Inc. Great recreation site with agriculture opportunities as well. $1,850,000

$2,995,000

bedroom, 4 bath home has Baldy and mountain room. Located in Lake Creek, just north of property is on 1.8 acres. Grounds include a small large patios o ff dining and living rooms, large yard. Top oor features primary additional bedrooms with bath and lofts. Beautiful office with built in cabinetry

room, formal dining,

661 Cd Olena Drive, Hailey

This home on 39.21 Acres in Prairie Sun offers 3 beds, 3.5 baths, including a main-level primary suite. Flex space above the garage, perfect for an office or media room. The 2,300 sq ft barn offers ample storage for horses, equipment, or recreational vehicles.

$1,895,000

861 Countryside

Contemporary home in Old Cutters, ideal as a full-time residence or rental opportunity. Featuring an open great room with ample natural light and mountain views, plus a large upper-level deck for outdoor entertaining. Just steps from the park and trailhead for easy access to the outdoors.

Sunny end-unit townhome in Sweetwater with southern exposure, mountain views, and abundant natural light. The functional floor plan features an open main-level living area, vaulted ceilings, 3 bedrooms, and a huge oversized garage. Enjoy all of Sweetwater’s amenities including the pool, hot tub, gym, theater, and beautifully maintained grounds. $571,000

$795,000

Sawtooth Mountain Retreat – Stanley

A rare opportunity to own 604 acres with Sawtooth Mountain views, 1.5 miles of private Salmon River frontage, two stocked trout ponds, six existing structures, and room to build more. Private access to world-class recreation begins right outside your door.

Eeva Turzian | 208-720-6906 eeva@eevaturzian.com

Bigwood River Retreat – North of Ketchum

Private retreat just minutes north of Ketchum with rare river frontage, mountain views, and access to adjacent USFS land. Remodeled with a chef’s kitchen, vaulted great room, luxe primary suite, wraparound deck, re pit, and private beach path.

Eeva Turzian | 208-720-6906

eeva@eevaturzian.com

113 Equus Loop — Bellevue Farms

BRAND NEW ROOF ON MAIN HOUSE WAS JUST INSTALLED! Desirable 5.67 total acres ranchette. 2808 sf 3 BD/3 BA main home with attached 2 car garage and two home of ces. PLUS multi-purpose barn, tack room, RV storage/workshop with ½ bath and a 1,032 sf guest house/ ADU. Mature landscaping and excellent water rights. Ready for horses. Cindy Ward & Matt Ward | 208-720-0485 | cindy@fi ndmycorner.com

1210 Baldy View Dr – Hailey

Stylishly remodeled and move-in ready. 3 BD / 2 BA One-Story 1440 SF home with 2-Car garage combines modern nishes with a great location. The spacious 8,685 SF Lot borders City of Hailey open space on a quiet, low-traf c street. Enjoy privacy, views, and easy access to town, schools, and bike paths. NEW UPGRADES include a custom designer kitchen, renovated baths, updated windows, ooring, lighting, paint, heating, landscaping, paver patios, and more! Cindy Ward & Matt Ward | 208-720-0485 | cindy@findmycorner.com

601 S Main - Westridge #15 — Ketchum

Seldom available 3 BD/2 BA single level second oor condo with elevator and gorgeous River Run views. Well maintained with several new appliances. Lock off storage room in underground parking area and abundant on-site guest parking. Won’t last long!

Cindy Ward & Matt Ward | 208-720-0485 cindy@fi ndmycorner.com

21 Cooper Dr. – Griffin Ranch – S of Bellevue

Very nice ONE ACRE Lot in the Northern Bellevue Triangle. Community Well for both domestic and irrigation. The homes around this level lot are lovely and the common area pond with mail box delivery are added bonuses. Visit www.grif nranchpud.com for more info. Seller financing!

Cindy Ward & Matt Ward | 208-720-0485 cindy@fi ndmycorner.com

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The Sun Valley Culinary Institute (SVCI) is more than a culinary school—it is a gathering place for food enthusiasts, aspiring chefs, and lifelong learners who share a passion for great food and hospitality. Through professional culinary training, community education, and unique dining experiences, SVCI has become an integral part of the Wood River Valley’s vibrant food culture.

At the heart of the organization is SVCI’s one-year professional training program, which combines classroom instruction with paid industry externships at leading restaurants throughout the region. As a nonprofit culinary school, SVCI provides students with handson training, mentorship from accomplished chefs, and a pathway to rewarding careers in the culinary and hospitality industries.

Led by Education Director Jorge de la Torre and Culinary Director Chef Paul Brown, SVCI also serves the broader community through year-round cooking classes, chef dinners, guest chef experiences, and special events designed to inspire culinary curiosity and bring people together around the table.

This July, SVCI is delighted to welcome back acclaimed food writer, cookbook author, and educator Cynthia Nims for a special series of culinary classes. A longtime friend of the institute, Nims is known for her engaging teaching style, deep knowledge of regional ingredients, and ability to make sophisticated cooking techniques approachable for home cooks. Her July offerings include Flavors of Brittany, an exploration of the cuisine and traditions of France’s celebrated coastal region, and Expanding Seafood Horizons, a class designed to build confidence and creativity when preparing seafood at home. Her everpopular Food Trivia Night will also return, offering a lively evening of culinary knowledge and friendly competition.

SVCI is also proud to once again offer its popular Symphony Picnic Basket Program during the annual Sun Valley Music Festival. Created by Chef Paul Brown, this year’s collection features eight distinctive picnic menus crafted to complement an evening of world-class music.

Whether attending a class with Cynthia Nims, enjoying a Symphony Picnic Basket, or participating in one of SVCI’s many culinary events, guests help support the future of culinary education in the Wood River Valley.

For information on Cynthia Nims’ July classes, Symphony Picnic Baskets, and upcoming events, visit sunvalleyculinary.org.

Open daily. Check the SVCI website for classes and events.

211 N Main Street | Ketchum 208.913.0494 sunvalleyculinary.org

Attending SVCI’s events, dinners with guest chefs, and classes directly contributes to its mission to advance culinary education and workforce development in Sun Valley and beyond. Visit sunvallyculinary.org for new dinners and events info.

Clockwise from above: Chef Paul Brown; Cynthia Nims; Ryder Donerkiel, Leland Webb, Echo Fisk and Romea Smith; SVCI Class of 2026

Open daily | 7am-8pm Stores

Atkinsons’ Market

In the heart of the Wood River Valley, Atkinsons’ Market isn’t just a grocery store—it’s a family saga etched into the very soil of Idaho. Established in 1956 by Chuck and Floss Atkinson, this beloved specialty grocer has been passed down through four generations, blending unwavering community ties with a rich local history. In the 1940s, Chuck befriended Ernest Hemingway during the author’s early visits to Sun Valley, where they shared stories of the outdoors and local flavors.

Today, that enduring spirit lives on—shopping here is a warm, inviting ritual where fresh discoveries and genuine connections turn every visit into a unique experience. Atkinsons’ is the Valley’s go-to for elevated everyday eats and locally produced goods, proudly displaying over 100 local producers. Our oneon-one service shines with personalized delivery, convenient store accounts, and special orders from our vibrant deli, expert meat and fish counter, artisan bakery, curated wine selection, and floral arrangements for those perfect gatherings.

Save with our Advantage Card benefits on weekly deals and deli specials, and enjoy online ordering for complimentary pickup or delivery (Monday through Saturday, with free delivery from Ketchum and Hailey for seniors 60 and over). Atkinsons’ Markets: Feed Your Legacy. One Bite at a Time.

Visit atkinsons.com or your nearest store today.

Pioneer Saloon

Walking into the Pioneer Saloon in Ketchum is like greeting an old friend. It’s often the first stop for locals coming home or visitors starting a memorable vacation. For more than 50 years, the Pioneer has been welcoming its loyal customers with a warm and cozy atmosphere that feels more like someone’s home than a restaurant. Renowned for perfectly aged and flavorful beef, many varieties of seafood, fresh Idaho rainbow trout, and Northwest regional specials, the Pioneer is much more than a steakhouse. Unique and historic western art fills the bar and restaurant, reminiscent of earlier days when pioneers settled in this valley. Authentic and genuine friendly service from familiar faces will make you feel as though you have arrived home when you walk in the door. As the locals say, “If you haven’t been to the Pioneer Saloon, you haven’t been to Ketchum.”

If you haven’t been to the Pioneer Saloon, you haven’t been to Ketchum!

Clockwise from top: The Pioneer Saloon originally opened in the 1950s; flavorful beef on the grill; the interior of Pioneer Saloon.

Open daily Bar | 4:30pm

Dining room | 5pm

231 N Main Street | Ketchum 208.726.5233

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Always busy with a fun mix of locals and visitors alike, The Sawtooth Club has been downtown Ketchum’s most beloved destination for dining and cocktails since the days when Ernest Hemingway himself was a regular there. Nowadays, the place is more popular than ever with an inspired menu offering a mouthwatering blend of creative small plates to share, grilled steaks, chops & ribs, healthy vegetarian dishes, fresh seafood, unique pasta bowls, nightly specials, and much more.

In the bar, enjoy handcrafted cocktails, 16 wines by the glass, and 12 ice-cold craft brews on tap. Dinner offerings this season include fresh Idaho trout, filet mignon, linguine with clams, chicken Senegalese, flatiron steak bearnaise, rack of lamb, ribeye steak, butternut squash ravioli, Manchester Farms quail, BBQ baby back ribs, vegan noodle bowl, Wagyu beef meatloaf, pasta Portofino, baked brie en croute, fresh steamer clams, seared ahi salad, awesome burgers and sandwiches, to name just a few.

Much of our grilling is done over a live mesquite fire. This method of natural wood cooking generates the intense heat that sears in the flavorful juices and imparts a variety of subtle tastes and aromas to meat, poultry and seafood.

With an award-winning wine list that complements the wonderful food, summer nights on the beautiful outdoor terrace are not to be missed. One visit and you’ll know why The Sawtooth Club has repeatedly been voted the “Valley’s Best Overall Restaurant and The Valley’s Best Bar!”

The Sawtooth Club

Top to bottom: The front of the Sawtooth Club in a normal summer; Mesquite-grilled Idaho ruby red trout; summer view from the balcony patio.

The Cellar Pub

Head down the stairs and you’re instantly in one of Ketchum’s classic rites of passage—a traditional pub energy hit with the perfect pint of Guinness waiting at the bottom. The Cellar’s patio hums in summer, but inside is where the magic happens: locals, visitors, and ski bums packed around wooden tables, digging into Fish & Chips, Bangers & Mash, or the legendary Old-Fashioned Bar Burger.

Late-night? Even better. The full bar is stacked with draft beers and daily drink-and-shot specials. Music and sports memorabilia cover the walls, giving the whole place that lived - in, good -times - happen - here feel. Wander to the back and you’ll find booths made for storytelling, a free full - size shuffleboard table that’s probably older than half the crowd, and a Big Buck Hunter arcade game. You don’t just leave The Cellar Pub with a full belly—you leave with a story.

Top: Bangers & Mash

Above: Interior of The Cellar Pub

Food service | 11am-9pm

Bar service | 11am-2am

Happy Hour | 4-6pm

Brunch (Saturday & Sunday) | 11am-3pm

251 N Main Street | Ketchum 208.620.5496

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Whiskey’s on Main

A fully remodeled space and entertainment venue, Whiskey’s on Main offers lunch and dinner service in a casual, comfortable, and family-friendly atmosphere, transitioning into Ketchum’s late-night mountain town scene after dark. Featuring 16 HD flatscreen TVs for optimal sports viewing, Whiskey’s offers large group high-back booth seating, a 360-degree bar, and a new state-of-the-art audiovisual sound system to support local and visiting performers.

For lunch and dinner service, Whiskey’s presents an elevated pub fare menu, including freshly made pizzas with hand-crafted dough. It is the return of downtown Ketchum’s familiar comfort food with classic bar choices, including wings and nachos, shareable plates, and more. Find an expanded selection on Saturday and Sunday mornings with the new brunch menu! Recover from a late night of dancing, or fuel up for a large day of adventuring with these classic comforts and creative cocktail offerings.

Offering a happy hour that never disappoints with signature cocktails and local brews, there are plenty of viewing options for your favorite sports teams and games day and night.

During the high seasons, Whiskey’s will be hosting a number of events and performances. Keep the party going after a day of outdoor fun! Check out the events calendar on their website for the most up-to-date information.

Hosting a party? Whiskey’s on Main is available for private events from intimate gatherings to large-scale events and four different nicely appointed spaces with great views upstairs on the Baldy View Patio, Main Street Patio, and Alpine Lounge, plus there’s the downstairs Whiskey’s Main Floor to accommodate any special occasion.

Follow Whiskey’s on Main on Instagram @whiskeysonmain and like on Facebook at WhiskeyOnMain.

Limelight Lounge

Whether you are fresh from hiking Baldy or fishing the Big Wood River, Limelight Hotel in Ketchum is the place for seasonal gourment food, drinks, and entertainment.

Settle into our spacious lounge for creative bites and craft cocktails. Our kitchen leans into local and organic ingredients, turning them into plates that feel both grounded and a little unexpected. Think firecracker shrimp, poke bowl, maple-mustard glazed

king salmon, and wild mushroom thyme gnocchi. Craving something classic? Hand-tossed wood-fired pizzas, our signature Limelight double cheeseburger, and thoughtful vegetarian options keep things easy and satisfying.

Behind the bar, 12 beers on tap, a curated wine list, and house pours set the tone for post-adventure toasts.

Join us for Happy Hour daily from 3–6pm and stick around for live music Thursday through Monday from 5:30–8:30pm.

Tuesday – Saturday Bar | 4:45pm Dinner | 6pm

303 Walnut Avenue | Ketchum 208.726.3388

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Michel’s Christiania

Few other restaurants in Ketchum are as steeped in history as the legendary Christiania. Known as “The Christy” to locals, the restaurant has been in operation since 1959 when Ernest Hemingway dined there so often he had his own table. To get your own glimpse of ski history, come to the famous Olympic Bar, where photos and mementos from former owner Michel Rudigoz’s time as the U.S. Women’s Olympic Ski Team Coach adorn the walls. For a true culinary experience, you will enjoy French cuisine

that is also inspired by Michel’s background in Lyon (the country’s culinary capital). Your meal will be a pièce de résistance! Entrées like Wild Salmon in Sorrel Sauce and Braised Lamb Shank appear nightly on the menu in addition to an infusion of specials like the Poisson du Jour and Pâté de Campagne. The menu also features Lyonnaise pomme frites and fresh salads and, of course, Michel’s famous and extensive wine list.

Above: Enjoy dinner in the outdoor garden.

Left: Sautéed breast of chicken with morel cream sauce.

The Kneadery

Now Serving Cocktails & Lite Bites on our Front Patio

Thursday & Friday Nights

5pm – 9pm

Open daily for breakfast and lunch 8am-2pm

260 Leadville Avenue N | Ketchum 208.726.9462 kneadery.com

Now Serving Hard Liquor

For more than 50 years, The Kneadery has been a draw for locals, visitors, and celebrities alike. Since opening in 1974, The Kneadery has been Ketchum’s go-to breakfast spot. Dishes like the Veggie Benedict and the Eggs Blackstone keep regulars coming back for breakfast. With breakfast items served all day, the lunch menu is sure to impress as well with hearty sandwiches and house-made soups. And did you know that The Kneadery is available for private events? So look no further for your next special function!

50 YEARS

Above: The Kneadery on

Right: Buddy Murfey BLT on local sourdough bread; Bloody Marys; Huevos Kneadery Breakfast with Fresh-Squeezed Orange Juice and Kneadery Breakfast Blend Coffee.

Monday – Saturday | 5:30pm

Second and Main | Ketchum

208.726.5181

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Sushi on Second

After more than 30 years of serving the best sushi in Ketchum, Sushi on Second shows no signs of slowing down. In addition to crafting amazing sushi rolls like the SOS or the Who’s Your Daddy, the chefs at Sushi on Second also whip up other Asian-influenced delights, like Yuzu Miso Glazed King Salmon with sauteed Baby Bok Choy, Hamachi Crudo (thinly sliced hamachi sashimi served with a citrusy spicy aji amarillo sauce), and their SOS Style Beef and Rice Stir Fry. Sushi on Second also serves wine, beer, and sake. The praise for this restaurant comes from far and wide. Bon Appetit magazine writes, “Sushi on Second, the best sushi I’ve had in years,” and, framed in the entryway is a menu on which Julia Child wrote, “Bon appetit to Sushi on Second.” Come visit and learn for yourself why a restaurant in Ketchum, Idaho, is making its mark on the sushi world.

The Grill at Knob Hill

From their days as owners of the iconic Warm Springs Ranch to today as owners of The Grill at Knob Hill, Bob and Jolie Dunn understand that pleasing their customers is the key to getting them to come back. Longtime favorites like fried chicken, prime rib, Idaho trout, and a new twist on the beloved Warm Springs scones and honey butter (now popovers and honey butter) have created a loyal following at this beautiful spot. The warm and friendly bar is a welcoming place to relax with neighbors, local bartenders, and hotel guests. Handcrafted cocktails, small plates, or a wonderful bottle of wine and dinner make this a favorite local hangout. Come enjoy the bar after an active day or enjoy the open-style dining room, seven nights a week.

Clockwise from left:

The Grill at Knob Hill’s outdoor seating; rosé al fresco; a delicious meal.

The Ketchum Grill has been serving American comfort food and pasta for over 35 years. Come enjoy our classic and cozy atmosphere and indulge in some of our nightly soups and specials.

Ketchum Grill owner Kaari Harlamert continues a strong partnership with Executive Chef Brittany Pracna. Her expertise and creativity bring a new flare to our menu while honoring the classics that you have grown to expect and love over the years.

Ketchum Grill

Bottom right: Choose a bottle or glass from our extensive wine list

Right: House salad Bottom: House-made garganelli featuring Alfredo cream sauce, peas, local mushrooms, micro-kale, and parmesan

Warfield Restaurant

Located on the corner of Sun Valley Road and Main Street in downtown Ketchum, the Warfield Restaurant serves up elevated gastro pub fare in a sophisticated setting with expansive outdoor seating. The cuisine features local ingredients with an emphasis on supporting the surrounding agricultural community.

Explore our updated menu that offers a variety of bites to share, burgers and sandwiches, and hearty entrées, in addition to daily Chef’s Specials featuring seasonal fare.

Come soak up the sun on the best deck in town and enjoy exceptional food and the best beer and spirits in the Valley!

Wood-fired pizzas, products from local farms and ranches, and a welcoming urban-rustic ambience keeps everyone coming back to this Italian eatery. Beers on tap and an excellent wine selection are cultivated by sommelier Patrick McCain, while chef Dave Schenck and owner Adelaide Smithmason create local favorites like Teton Valley lamb ragu with homemade pappardelle, Pacific NW clams with cioppino and homemade squid ink linguine, and panko-crusted Idaho trout.

The fresh and seasonal cuisine is always changing, making Enoteca the ideal place for dining out throughout the year. Season after season, there are always new reasons to love Enoteca.

Fiamma

Tuesday – Saturday | 4:30-10pm Happy Hour daily | 4:30-5:30pm

211 Leadville Avenue | Ketchum 208.913.0118 fiammasunvalley.com

Celebrated and acclaimed chefs Britt Rescigno and Kinsey

Leodler’s Fiamma in downtown Ketchum offers a fine dining experience reminiscent of a big-city restaurant. Committed to exceptional cuisine, Fiamma features a welcoming, spacious 90-seat dining area with a chef’s counter and Taverna, the bar annex. Surrounded by walls adorned with shou sugi ban, Venetian plaster, and Italian-inspired tile floors, Fiamma’s centerpiece is a seven-foot live-fire grill where Chef Britt crafts heritage-inspired Italian dishes over an open flame.

With fresh fatto a mano, handmade pasta, including tortellini, ravioli, and more, Fiamma takes pride in its authentic pastamaking. Additionally, with aperitivos and other favored Italian cuisine, you will delight in a dessert menu like no other in Ketchum, featuring gelatos and sorbettos, a house tiramisu, and chocolate budino, plus affogatos and more for an after-dinner Italian coffee.

Fiamma’s game-focused, regionally inspired Italian cuisine showcases seasonal products sourced from across the Mountain West, as well as regional purveyors including Mountain Pride, MacFarlane Pheasant, Kasota Hydroponics, River Road Farm, Shoemaker Bison Ranch, Charlie’s Produce, Wagon Wheel Produce, Riverence, Idaho Springs Caviar, Snake River Farms, and more.

To complement the elevated cuisine, a robust wine program with a carefully hand-curated wine list selected by Fiamma’s Wine Director Brady McAlister adds even more satiable enjoyment to Ketchum’s newest dining establishment and the Valley’s culinary food and wine experience.

The dining room is reservation-only, available online, and walk-ins are welcome in the Taverna where Fiamma celebrates the tradition of aperitivo with an Italian-inspired happy hour nightly from 4:30-5:30pm featuring live-fire off-menu bites, and a robust, curated cocktail list.