Sun Valley

As we approach the end of winter, the Sun Valley Museum of Art is celebrating by sharing five unique perspectives on the season.

On Valentine’s Day a case will go back to the Idaho Supreme Court, and the outcome could have major implications for the state’s 19 ski resorts.

In recent months the topic of immigration has taken over headlines, prompting a wide debate on the issue. Now, a new exhibit is looking at the history of migration in our country and how it has shaped the nation we live in.

In the early 20th century Edward S. Curtis photographed the daily lives and customs of many Native American tribes. His work would later face criticism though, some claiming that his photos reduced his subjects to a stereotype. Now however, a different story is being told as one photographer offers a new lens through which to view indigenous communities.

For nearly ten years, Morgan Buckert has been telling stories through a unique medium, cowboy boots.

Friedman Memorial Airport’s governing board is still taking public comment on a plan to add a second private jet hangar in Hailey.

The American dream has been shaped by many different voices, a countless number of which come from Americana music.

As one of the oldest art forms, weaving has place in many cultures.

For “A New Winter,” Sofía Jaramillo is recreating old-time ski photos with models of color wearing historically accurate clothing and gear.

The Sun Valley Museum of Art and Boise State College of Innovation and Design have partnered for a special lecture series that is encouraging people to find creative connections.