Formerly Warm Springs Antique Show now in new location in Forest Service Park, 1st & Washington. 

PROFIT AND LOSS, a multidisciplinary project in Ketchum and Hailey.  The early years of the twenty-first centruy have seen some of the greatest corporate scandals in history and a growing gap between rich and poor.  Who profits and who loses in today`s economy?  Is globalization uniting the world or increasing the division between those who produce and those who consume?  How is technology creating new models of philantrophy? This project seeks to promote civic dialogue about these questions and others.  Project includes visual arts exhibitions, film screenings and discussions with scholars, philantropists and CEOs.

Contact Bill Summers, WCS Promotions, for further information.

Contact:  Alee at 208-788-9292 or haileyantiques@aol.com.

Spitfire Grill by James Valcq and Fred Alley will be directed by John Glenn.  This musical is about a feisty parolee following her dreams, based on a page from an old travel book, to a small town in Wisconsin.  She finds a place for herself working at Hannah`s Spitfire Grill.  It is for sale bu there are no takers for the only eatery in the depressed town, so newcomer Percy suggests to Hannah that she raffle it off. Soon things are cookin` at the Spitfire Grill.

 2007 Season combines two markets into one great community event to be located on  Main Street north of Sturtevants in Hailey. Market opens on June 7 through to October each Thursday afternoon. Please call Farmers` Market Manager Kaz Thea at 788-7052 for more details.

Through materials ranging from photography and painting to tapestry and latch hook rugs, six artists consider questions of corporate philanthropy, ethical lapses, the proliferation of logos, and brand names, unbalanced systems of trade and the values reinforced by a consumer culture.
Boise based artist Stephanie Wilde`s monumental work Harmed is a response to the scandal at energy giant Enron.
Marcus Kenney`s collages humorously illustrate the high price we pay for our frenzy of accumulation.
New York-based artist Rob Conger uses a traditional "folk" medium not commonly found in museums: latch hook rugs.
Minera Cuevas`s photographs document Dodgem, an installation in a amusement park in hr hometown of MExico City.
Jooyeon Park photographed street scenes in Seoul, South area, and then digitally replaced all advertisements and signs with solid bars of color.
Matthew Cusick is a Bay Area artist whose images of trade routes that map oil supplies from the Middle East to the West allude to a relationship of production and consumption that is out of balance.
Gabriel Kuri transforms everyday sales receipts into large, handcrafted Gobelin tapestries, made by weavers in a workshop in Guadalajara, Mexico.

Silver Creek Outfitters, Youth Fly Fishing Class
Class runs on Thursdays, June 14-July 27
Learn the fundamentals of fly fishing with a professional Silver Creek Outfitters guide! Dsigned to introduce the art of fly fishing, Silver Creek Outfitters will teach you hands-on skills which will prepare you for your own fishing adventure!

Mystic Saddle, Horse Pack Trip
Class runs June 25-June 29
 Explore glaciated canyons, gem-blue lakes and scenic mountain passes in the Sawtooth National Forest on horseback!  Mystic Saddle Ranch will open your eyes to a new way of enjoying the outdoors through a journey on horseback.

Ridley Pearson, author of Killer Weekend, will be reading and signing his new book.

River Run lifts open daily beginning Saturday, June 23 through September 3.  Cost is $15 for adults one trip, $20 all day and $7 for kids, ages 3-12 one trip, $10 all day.  (Children must be 3 years old to ride the lift).  Summer Season Passes  and Group Rates available.
Summer Lift Hours:
     Chair lift opens at 9am
     Last round trip takes off daily at 3pm
     Last one-way ride daily at 3:30pm
     Last chair ride down daily at 3:45pm

Join us to learn about one of the area`s most fascinating and industrious species.  Bring snack, water and a pair of binoculars.

Contact:  Alee at 208-788-9292 or haileyantiques@aol.com.