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LEGACY WATERFRONT ESTATES

Rockin’ B Ranch

THIS IS THE ROCKIN’ B RANCH

4 BEDS | 8 BATHS | 7,107 SQ FT | 259.58 ACRES

$25,000,000

Set along the tranquil East Fork of the Wood River, Rockin’ B Ranch spans nearly 260 acres of pristine Idaho landscape just minutes from Sun Valley and Ketchum The thoughtfully designed residence blends modern ranch style with natural stone, reclaimed wood, and walls of glass that frame the surrounding mountains

From world-class equestrian facilities and fenced pastures to stocked ponds and miles of nearby trails, the ranch offers an unmatched outdoor lifestyle Combining privacy, luxury, and direct access to wilderness, Rockin’ B Ranch is a rare mountain retreat of enduring significance

PAUL REIZEN & JOLENA OVERLAND

PUREWEST CHRISTIE’S IN NAL

6 BEDS | 5 BATHS | 7,748 SQ FT | 44.6 ACRES

$9,000,000

Experience 44.6 acres on the Pend Oreille River - this extraordinary Caribou Creek log estate captures the spirit of North Idaho waterfront living The 7,748-square-foot residence offers six bedrooms, five baths, and a grand open-concept great room anchored by a chef’s kitchen with custom hickory cabinetry and premium appliances A vaulted primary suite creates a private retreat, while multiple guest spaces and a loft provide flexibility for gatherings.

Outdoors, landscaped grounds feature a sandy beach, pavilion with misters and sound system, swim spa, greenhouse, and expansive heated shops designed for recreation, entertaining, and year-round living A rare riverfront property combining craftsmanship, privacy, and resort-level amenities.

IDEAL LAKEFRONT LIVING

5 BEDS | 7.5 BATHS | 10,680 SQ FT | 1.49 ACRES

$8,950,000

Sitting along the coveted Oden Bay community, this gated Lake Pend Oreille estate pairs rare sandy beachfront with timeless luxury The main residence offers three bedrooms, six-and-a-half baths, five fireplaces, and a chef’s kitchen with custom cherry cabinetry and premium appliances An indoor wellness retreat complete with pool, spa, and sauna creates yearround enjoyment, while a detached guest house and conditioned toy barn add flexibility Thoughtfully designed for comfort, privacy, and entertaining, this legacy lakefront home embodies elevated North Idaho living.

55 IDEAL DRIVE, SANDPOINT, IDAHO 83864

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EDITOR’S WELCOME

COMMUNI TY MATTERS

This issue of SVPN Magazine explores what it means to be part of a community. Community can mean different things to a wide range of people, but in the Wood River Valley, it carries great weight. Choosing to live in a small town is not always easy. However, when like-minded people gather, they often create a sense of belonging that many crave.

In our March/April/May edition, we dive into Quigley Farm and explore how a community is built. This development, in its second phase, is about more than selling lots. It is about creating a sustainable, forward-thinking place to live that is purposeful and rooted. It supports multi-generational living and offers a variety of year-round recreational opportunities. Its planning also considers how we might live together and build a strong sense of community, literally from the ground up. Read about how the heart of the Wood River Valley still beats strong at Quigley Farm.

The News & Views section features former NFL football player and Seven Summits mountaineer Mark Pattison’s Finding Your Summit and Sun Valley Economic Development’s leadership transitioning from founder Harry Griffith to its new executive director, Mel Jackson. Learn what these men have been working on and planning for the future of our Wood River Valley community.

If you missed the Sun Valley Culinary Institute’s Food & Wine Celebration, take a look at the recap, featuring images of delicious food, spirited events, and the many attending chefs at work. Also, get to know Dark to Light and how this production company is the go-to for film and video services, with a new expansion in Bozeman, Montana.

If you want to start training, SVPN has you covered for the Redfish Lake Lodge Memorial Weekend Race in Stanley and a few fun things to do as springtime in Stanley is always a breath of fresh air.

For Style Dial, discover inspiring new designs for traditional looks, from your kitchen to your bunk beds. Sun Valley interior designers are always creating fresh styles to refresh home design and décor, so be sure to take a look.

In SVPN ’s Wellness section, meet new physicians at St. Luke’s, transition into spring with CENTERED, and learn about hypnotherapy from Megan McCann.

SVPN welcomes back the talented and groovy Donovan Frankenreiter at The Argyros, and in our Fine Arts section, we feature new spring exhibitions.

Enjoy fine dining from the Sun Valley Restaurant Association members in SVPN ’s Dining guide, and peruse all the incredible listings for homes throughout the Valley, which also contribute to a sense of community for everyone’s particular desire—it all matters.

Enjoy your spring and be mindful of others,

Sabina Dana Plasse

MAGAZINE STAFF

SABINA

DANA PLASSE Editor

Writer, publicist, and avid traveler, Sabina Dana Plasse 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.

KARABIN Art Director

Randi Karabin is a tenured, award-winning creative director and designer. She specializes in creating and re-imagining publications, print collateral, branding packages, and more, all predominently within the luxury, travel, hospitality, and music industries. Randi’s extensive travels inspire her creativity and vision.

Jan Super is an expert bookkeeper with more than 12 years of experience. She has provided full bookkeeping services for many clients in the Wood River Valley and has spent many years volunteering for the Hailey and Ketchum/ Sun Valley Chambers of Commerce. Jan has lived in the Wood River Valley for more than 20 years and enjoys gardening, fishing, and many of the other outdoor activities the area provides.

People are at the heart of great health care. That’s why we are committed to delivering compassionate, high-quality care tailored to the communities we serve. Together with our community partners and patients, we are building a stronger, healthier future for all Idahoans.

MAGAZINE CONTRIBUTORS

A Sun Valley native, STEVE DONDERO is passionate about photography and addicted to travel. He’d love to be on constant safari, chasing animals or sunsets where passports are required. Having left the corporate world, he’s now living his dream as a professional nature, portrait, and commercial photographer, with a studio in Ketchum. You can see a small sampling of his work, including over 40 SVPN covers, at stevedondero.com.

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.

RAY J. GADD is an outdoor enthusiast, music fiend, food fanatic, traveller, marketer, and photographer. Ray has spent many years studying the ins and outs of the photographic world. From studio work to action sports, his camera is ever present in an effort to develop his own style, hone his technical skills, and document the never-ending wanderlust. His photographs have appeared in POWDER, Freeskier, Visit Sun Valley, Flyfish Journal, and many more.

ERIN ROBERTS started her career as a newspaper photojournalist, which she credits for her honest and straightforward approach to photography and her willingness to do anything to get the shot. She loves living in Sun Valley with her husband and three dogs.

MEGAN MCCANN is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC-I), Certified Hypnotherapist (CHp), speaker, and coach. A former Division 1 athlete with a BA from UC Santa Barbara and an MA from USC, she integrates psychology, hypnotherapy, somatic awareness, and highperformance coaching into a holistic, therapeutic approach addressing mind, body, and behavior to help clients reduce anxiety, develop sustainable habits, and achieve well-being.

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.

HALSEY PIERCE is a photographer who has worked in LA and NYC but whose roots remain firmly planted in Idaho. Her work has been featured in many publications including The Hype Magazine Network and Town & Country. Halsey is an animal lover and activist, adventure enthusiast, and wannabe farmer.

FLY SUN

“Reliable air access is one of the quiet luxuries of living in Sun Valley. e continued growth of ights at our SUN airport brings an ease and accessibility that elevates everyday life here — for residents, visitors, and those discovering our valley for the rst time. As someone who travels often, I’m continually grateful for how seamlessly SUN connects our small mountain community to the wider world.

ese enhanced ight options strengthen our local economy, support a vibrant real estate market, and help ensure Sun Valley remains welcoming to families, second-homeowners, and future neighbors. I’m proud to support the Fly Sun Valley Alliance through the Realtors for Air program, and to be part of a community that values thoughtful growth, connection, and exceptional quality of life.”

— Andrea Brown, REALTOR®, Windermere Real Estate

WINTER SUN FLIGHTS

On the Cover

Quigley Farm is a neighborhood development dedicated to building a thriving community that delivers sustainable economic, social, and environmental benefits designed around a set of guiding principles, blending for-profit and nonprofit models, and balancing the competing forces of economic viability, social benefit, and environmental sustainability to create a community that is transformative in its creation and structure. Read more on page 48.

Photo by Hayden Gilmour

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FINDING YOUR SUMMIT

Mark Pattison shares lessons from tough experiences

by Sabina Dana Plasse

After years of hard work, countless lessons, and unforgettable experiences, mountaineer Mark Pattison shares his journey from being an NFL player to completing the Seven Summits, with resilience and faith helping him rise above life’s challenges.

“Extreme environments teach us about leadership, decisionmaking, resilience, and perseverance when life gets hard,” says Pattison. “I’ve always believed that the lessons from the toughest experiences can lead to the greatest reward.”

Through raw, unfiltered stories from Mount Everest, Denali, Aconcagua, and the challenges that came long before the mountains, Pattison shows how clarity, discipline, and endurance are built one deliberate step at a time. One that his book and podcast Finding Your Summit makes unmistakably clear is that the most demanding climbs are often the ones within us.

At the heart of Finding Your Summit is Pattison’s SUMMITS Model—a practical framework forged through years of adversity, high performance, and moments when quitting would have been justified. The model offers readers a repeatable way to navigate uncertainty, reset their identity, and lead with purpose under pressure.

Finding Your Summit is more than a story about mountains. It is a guide for leaders, athletes, entrepreneurs, and anyone in transition who is ready to rise above their circumstances, rebuild with intention, and climb toward a life that demands more—and rewards the effort it takes to earn it.

Pattison’s focus on building resilience is a lesson in how to handle the setbacks that inevitably come your way and turn them into fuel for growth. He offers guidance on mastering high-pressure

decision-making while staying calm, focused, and decisive, even when everything is on the line. Pattison also explains how to embrace change, pivot when life or business throws you a curveball, and make the most of new opportunities. He provides practical, actionable advice on leading with intention, becoming the leader you want to be, and creating meaningful impact along the way.

“Finding Your Summit is the culmination of everything I’ve learned on my journey from the NFL to the world’s highest peaks and into the boardroom,” says Pattison. “Each chapter reflects the grit, resilience, and high-performance mindset that have carried me through some of life’s toughest challenges.” He adds, “Whether you’re in business, in sports, or striving to become the best version of yourself, Finding Your Summit offers actionable insights for overcoming adversity, making bold decisions, and pushing beyond limits. It’s not just about surviving tough situations—it’s about thriving through them and coming out stronger.” 

Mark Pattison is a leadership and consulting coach, a resilience and peak performance speaker, Emmy Award winner, author, and host of the podcast “Finding Your Summit.”

Finding Your Summit is available on Amazon. Learn more at markpattisonnfl.com.

MAY 13

Finding Your Summit with Mark Pattison

Local Emmy Award-winning author and podcast host Mark Pattison presents his new book.

5:30-6:30pm | FREE

The Community Library | Ketchum comlib.org

SEPTEMBER 18-20

The Summit

An immersive executive retreat curated by Mark Pattison for leaders ready to make the impossible possible.

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CHANGING OF THE GUARD FOR SUN VALLEY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT

Mel Jackson takes the reins

by Sabina Dana Plasse

Mel Jackson, the new Executive Director of Sun Valley Economic Development (SVED), succeeds the organization’s founder, Harry Griffith, who has, since SVED’s founding in 2010, provided vital economic development leadership in Blaine County. Griffith leaves a lasting legacy of 15 years of community impact, supporting the business community through some of the Valley’s most unforeseen times, including the Great Recession, COVID, and the recent relocation cycle.

From the Limelight Ketchum Hotel’s Idaho tax incentive to the launch of the Sun Valley Culinary Institute and the return of the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals, Griffith consistently provided leadership and countless contributions to the community throughout his many years of dedicated service.

Griffith is especially proud of envisioning unique and creative projects leveraging our community’s outdoor recreation focus. After securing certification of the area as a U.S. Nordic Olympic and Paralympic training site, he pushed for a kinesiology testing facility in partnership with the Sun Valley Ski Education Foundation and Boise State University, and with Woodward Performance Centers for a commercial ‘air/anti-gravity’ training facility. In addition to innovative projects, Griffith also focused on the numbers. Conducting more than 30 economic impact assessments over a period of ten years for local events and their contributions to a $30 million annual ‘event’ economy, he used this and numerous other studies to demonstrate how data and numbers reveal value and truth.

“Our communities are in a good place relative to our competitor set,” says Griffith. “There are longer-term issues that refuse to disappear, such as how we deal with the second or third homes that are $10

“Our communities are in a good place relative to our competitor set.”

—Harry Griffith

million and 4,000-plus square feet, where the kids don’t want them and they can’t afford them. That’s just one more addition to the perennial issue of housing.” He adds, “The challenge for Mel is to identify and think about the emerging trends that will have an amazing positive impact on our economy, and to consider how we, as an organization, can guide successful outcomes.”

After 11 years as a part-time resident, Mel Jackson was excited to become a full-time resident, serve the Sun Valley community on a deeper level, and become better acquainted with the business community and how he could work for everyone. Jackson’s wealth of professional experience and strong background in communication, stakeholder engagement, project management, and financial planning and analysis are well-suited for SVED.

Jackson is becoming familiar with the SVED projects and programs currently in place, ranging from educational events (like March’s community roundtable focused on cybersecurity) to vocational training programs, advocacy at the state, county, and municipality level, supporting other lead organizations in early childhood learning, workforce housing and sustainability, and a myriad of other initiatives. “Anything that aligns with our #1

strategic plan objective of helping Blaine County businesses thrive. No two days are ever the same,” he says.

In terms of new or expanded programs, Jackson says, “It all starts with asking questions and listening. SVED is well-positioned to be the connective tissue to put project teams together to solve community economic challenges.”

New projects he’s looking forward to jumping into include figuring out an incubator and mentorship facility for the Valley, getting an English as a Second Language (ESL) learning platform set up for central/South Valley, exploring pre-apprenticeship opportunities in diesel mechanics, and finding ways to engage local businesses with upcoming prestigious events, including the MT2030 Climate Summit (scheduled for October in Sun Valley) and the Audi FIS Ski World Cup Finals return in March 2027.

Jackson adds, “It’s an evolving list, but I am very excited to be working on such a wide-ranging set of initiatives, all in service to our region’s economic vitality.” 

“It’s an evolving list, but I am very excited to be working on such a wide-ranging set of intiatives, all in service to our region’s economic vitality.”

—Mel Jackson

ABOUT SVED

Sun Valley Economic Development (SVED), a 501(c)(6) nonprofit public-private partnership, is the only countywide organization working directly with the Idaho Department of Commerce, Blaine County, its municipalities, and other Idaho state agencies to preserve and advance the Sun Valley region’s economic vitality and diversity while recognizing the values of its citizens. To learn more about SVED, visit sunvalleyeconomy.org.

THE 35TH ANNUAL SAN JUAN ISLAND ARTISTS’ STUDIO TOUR

ART IN ITS ELEMENT

On June 6 and 7, 2026, from 10am to 5pm, San Juan Island opens its studio doors for one of the region’s most anticipated cultural events. The 35th Annual San Juan Island Artists’ Studio Tour invites visitors to step beyond the gallery walls and into the working environments of the island’s thriving creative community.

Featuring 68 artists across 26 studios, this self-guided weekend experience offers a rare opportunity to meet the makers, witness the creative process firsthand, and discover original works spanning painting, sculpture, ceramics, textiles, jewelry, and more. It’s an intimate, immersive way to experience art— not just as a finished piece, but as a living, evolving practice.

“I work with acrylic paint on canvas, finding that the medium provides a diverse scope of possibilities for playing with textures and colors. l work mostly in medium- to large-format and the subjects range from playful to political and environmental to abstract.”

—Gretchen Allison

JUNE 6-7

San Juan Island Artists’ Studio Tour

San Juan Island, WA sanjuanislandartists.com info@sanjuanislandartists.com

“My current work explores soda firing, an interactive process of spraying a soda ash solution into the kiln at 2,300 degrees to glaze the pots. This creates unpredictable, dynamic surfaces—a collaboration between kiln, flame, atmosphere, and maker.”

—Paula West

SUN VALLEY WINES AND DINES IN WINTER

Celebration succeeds beyond expectations

The 2026 Sun Valley Food & Wine Celebration, presented by the Sun Valley Culinary Institute (SVCI), had standing room only and waitlists for its fourth year, January 27 to 31. It was an incredible winter extravaganza featuring elevated cuisine, sought-after wines, drinks and mocktails, interactive cooking classes, community tasting events, and curated foodinspired experience auction items. Attendees enjoyed delicious multi-course dinners, tastings, and more, prepared by chefs and SVCI students working side by side, providing a unique SVCI educational experience. This year’s Celebration expanded to almost three times its previous size, with more visiting chefs, chef-and-wine dinner pairings, cooking classes, a Sun Valley Club gala dinner and a Trail Creek Cabin dinner party, and Britt’s Burger Bash at the Limelight Ketchum—all to benefit SVCI. 

Save the Date for SVCI’s Welcome Party Gala on June 22. Learn more about the Sun Valley Culinary Institute classes, events, and happenings at sunvalleyculinary.org.

QUIGLEY FARM

A place to call home

by Sabina Dana Plasse

Finding a community and home that suit your needs and lifestyle isn’t something you do on impulse. It requires futureoriented planning, including assessing your children’s schools, choosing lifestyle options that support your vision of wellness and happiness, exploring shopping options and access to nature, and becoming part of a caring community that shares your values.

In a time when quick decisions and rapid technological advances shape our daily lives, how can we maintain a sustainable lifestyle while remaining grounded and connected? Quigley Farm was established to help people live their best lives in the Wood River Valley, preserving a home and a high quality of life in a beautiful setting, enjoying Idaho’s finest, and settling down. It also provides space for people to enjoy living in a community with opportunities to create experiences that bring multiple generations together.

Located in Quigley Canyon, just east of Hailey, Quigley Farm was planned by developer and builder Dave Hennessy to feature diverse housing, trail access, community gardening, and worldclass recreation, including over 20 km of Nordic skiing trails in winter and a summer pump track, flow trails, and a skills area for mountain biking. Providing parking and easy access to trails, this area of Quigley Farm is especially desirable to the community, where children and adults often enjoy recreation at all levels—it’s not just alluring, it’s inspiring!

“The driver has always been to create a full community for all generations,” says Dave Hennessy of Hennessy Company. “The ultimate goal is to serve everybody. We hope to expand the neighborhood business area to continue the community’s vision, where people can recreate, learn, eat, socialize, and work right in their neighborhood. There’s a great deal of opportunity.”

In partnership with the Wood River Land Trust, Hennessy placed 1,278 acres in a conservation easement to protect the canyon’s look, feel, and big-game winter range. This significant portion of land has been preserved for public use and wildlife habitat. The Blaine County Recreation District (BCRD) manages the trails, along with 110 acres that were donated to the BCRD, which built a flow trail and a pump track for mountain biking. In addition, access to BLM trails includes the Golden Hour trail, a 4.4-mile extension of the 3.5-mile Silver Lining trail, and the Quigley Loop trail, which leads to Quigley Pond. Plans include completing about 45 miles of trails around Quigley.

“The trail systems with the BCRD and the BLM are an example of how we all worked together as nonprofit, governmental, and for-profit entities,” says Hennessy. “By creating access points and providing recreation, we were able to enhance their systems, so it’s a nice amenity for Quigley Farm real estate and also helps the community at large by providing more recreation opportunities.”

“The ultimate goal is to serve everybody. We hope to expand the neighborhood business area to continue the community’s vision, where people can recreate, learn, eat, socialize, and work right in their neighborhood. There’s a great deal of opportunity.”

Following the sell-out of the first phase of Quigley Farm lots, near The Sage School’s newly built campus, Quigley Farm Phase II offers diverse housing types, including single-family, duplex, and cottage lots ranging from 4,429 to 17,989 square feet, with the potential for more than 40 residences.

“Providing a variety of homes and lot sizes to create a diversity of products was intended to attract a diversity of owners,” says Hennessy. “It was important to do this to build a successful and vibrant community. Having multiple generations and a good cross-section of economic levels was key. We also wanted to involve those who would help us by providing input on how to plan the community.”

Harry Weekes, Head and Co-founder of The Sage School, explains, “The Sage School has three central pillars that guide our work with students: developing self-awareness, community responsibility, and a sense of place. Quigley Canyon, as a place, is extraordinary— physically, in its connection to Hailey, as a growing neighborhood, and in its connection to the natural world and the community of the Wood River Valley.” He adds, “Locating here enables Sage to connect to each of these assets and to be a central part of all of them. Our campus and Quigley Canyon continue to serve as a gateway to all that we love about this area and as an invitation to come out and explore. Our students get to develop a sense of who they are in a beautiful location connected to a wonderful community, and that is powerful and magical.”

From geological time to the present day, Hennessy learned about the history of Quigley Canyon through a historical evaluation by a group that uncovers the “story of place.” They identified four areas where indigenous people, the Sheep Eaters, were the last tribe not to adopt the horse; instead, they created snowshoes, bows, and arrows from animal antlers to hunt elk and deer in the winter. This was followed by the mining era, sheep herding, and, lastly, recreation and tourism.

“It was interesting to learn about the Valley’s reinvention and the themes behind it, as we are looking at this community as a reinvention of new ways to build,” says Hennessy.

Quigley Farm has up to 200 acres dedicated to agricultural production, including alfalfa and grain fields, community gardens, orchards, and berry patches, all thoughtfully integrated into community planning. In addition, Quigley Farm is adjacent to Wood River High School, for which they dedicated over 11 acres to the BCSD to build a sports field on the west side of the development.

“The next big phase is the regenerative agricultural side of the development,” says Hennessy. “Creating a better water management system is in the planning stages for fall 2027.”

Food was central to the development of Quigley Farm, with two orchards and one garden, so homeowners could pick fresh fruit. In addition, providing space for a community garden was intended to allow homeowners to claim a garden bed to grow their own fruits and vegetables. Other ideas under consideration include a commercial kitchen and food prep at The Sage School, greenhouses, and the larger agricultural fields, with potential for pilot-farmer plots.

Hennessy explains that the goal is to move from a small community garden to large-scale regenerative agriculture that encompasses all the food components across those areas.

“From the conception of the development, the big picture has always included three components: education, agriculture, and wellness,” he says. “I really wanted to create a community I would want to live in.” 

“Quigley Canyon, as a place, is extraordinary—physically, in its connection to Hailey, as a growing neighborhood, and in its connection to the natural world and the community of the Wood River Valley.”

—Harry Weekes

DARK TO LIGHT

The story behind the storytellers

by Lori Williams

This story belongs to the creative independents bent on collaborating, innovating, and fueling their passion to produce striking visual narratives and authentic essays that capture the heartbeat of our community and beyond. It belongs to a homegrown kid with a hard-earned work ethic and the instinct and fervor to run through open doors and lead. It’s the Dark to Light story.

At 18, Tyler Hendricks, who was running the video display system for his dad’s church in Hailey and planning a career in engineering, was offered an internship at Plum TV Sun Valley. Only mildly interested, he applied and got it. He was given free rein to learn on the fly, make mistakes, and explore everything about cameras and editing, having never operated either. Says Hendricks, “They threw me right into the fire, sending me out to shoot and conduct interviews. I didn’t know what I was doing, but I loved every second of it. They gave me the freedom to figure out what my creative skill set was. That was really the beginning of finding my passion in video production.”

Hendricks worked his way up to being a producer, then found himself holding his

“I have the best team around me, and we all want to do better than the year before to provide the best product we possibly can to our clients.”

—Tyler Hendricks

own camera and computer as the company abruptly shut down. Fortuitously, that same day, St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation called, inquiring about the status of their marketing video. The former Sun Valley Center of the Arts called soon after, and Hendricks was in business for himself. As his schedule filled up, he added someone to help on a contract basis.

The initial strategy was to reach out to local nonprofits and general businesses he was interested in working with, show up for the organization’s next activity or meeting, and capture content for free. Hendricks and his team produced a finished piece with a prompt turnaround and then handed it back for a critique. “We were at the sweet spot of technology where you could create a video in days, instead of the weeks it previously took,” he says. “We began to gain more clients.” Dark to Light Productions emerged on January 1, 2012, with a name that reflected the idea that nonprofit stories are hidden in the dark and in need of illumination for their important work.

“Eventually, it made sense that we needed to start hiring,” Hendricks recalls. “I realized the trick to making better material was bringing in more creatives. In the same way I learned on the job, I’ve wanted to give new hires the time and grace extended to me, while also throwing them into the fire a little.” He adds, “That’s what I envisioned for this company—creatives working hard on client projects while challenging themselves to level up and develop their skill sets.” It’s no surprise he has a waitlist of people clamoring to work for him.

“In the same way I learned on the job, I’ve wanted to give new hires the time and grace extended to me, while also throwing them into the fire a little.”

—Tyler Hendricks

The second video they made for The Hunger Coalition propelled them into distinction by shifting their filming style from the direct emotion of ‘talking heads’ interviews to their signature messaging. “I watched the video at that event, and people were completely overwhelmed with emotion,” says Hendricks. After that, a Dark to Light video piece was readily recognized for its cinematic feel and evocative dramatic impact.

While Dark to Light offers website development, marketing content creation, and, more recently, livestreaming for events, three-quarters of their video production is for nonprofit fundraising events, much of it long-form pieces designed to give viewers and donors an emotional experience that helps them grasp the life-changing impact of their contributions. “That is at our core, to go deep into the storytelling and show donors what their support makes possible in our communities,” says Hendricks.

Hendricks recently launched Dark to Light in Bozeman, Montana, in partnership with an employee who moved there, and business has exploded in the last three months.

“When I was 18, I never had a vision to be an entrepreneur, to start at ground zero, but I knew I wanted to create things for people and get that interaction of critique and feedback,” says Hendricks. “I’ve learned a lot of lessons growing this business. Central to our mission is that when doors open, we walk through them, even if it doesn’t work out. I have the best team around me, and we all want to do better than the year before to provide the best product we possibly can to our clients.”  Dark to Light Suite B8

1716 W Babcock Street | Bozeman | Montana leo@darktolight.productions 208.720.8663

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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.

721 NORTHSTAR DRIVE

Beautifully remodeled Hailey home perfect for indoor-outdoor living. This home blends modern comfort with exceptional outdoor living, making it an ideal setting for entertaining or relaxing in privacy. Nearly every inch has been thoughtfully remodeled, including a new roof, interior and exterior paint, new fireplace, and numerous additional upgrades that give the home a fresh, contemporary feel. Step outside to an inviting dining deck off the kitchen and a spacious backyard living deck surrounded by mature, lush landscaping that creates a secluded retreat. The quiet neighborhood setting offers easy proximity for a walk into Hailey. Inside, the main-floor primary suite is a true sanctuary with heated flooring, a steam shower, and luxurious finishes. Additional amenities include RV/boat parking and a hot tub, rounding out a home that delivers both convenience and lifestyle.

2,947 SF | 4 beds, 3 bath | $1,535,000

Aaron Hill, Owner/Associate Broker

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1.75-acre

121 Feather Lane OFFERED AT $17,995,000

Exceptional 10608 sq. ft. mountain modern estate on 9.63 acres with two serene lakes and a stunning waterfall. Seamless single-level living with elevator to daylight lower level. Recently renovated with a showstopping climate-controlled glass wine tasting room. Features include 7 replaces, soaring rustic beams, gourmet kitchen with butler’s pantry, wine cave, game room, and tness area. Expansive outdoor living spaces, private patios, porte-cochère entry, and 1,525 sq. ft. garage. A rare blend of elegance, privacy, and exquisite design.

This large Ketchum core office building sits on an oversized 8,250sf lot with excellent onsite parking. The property is priced at LAND VALUE. The 1st floor features 7 private offices, a large conference room, open office/workstations, 2 bathrooms and a file room. The 2nd floor loft contains a kitchen, bathroom, separate break room, and storage. The large basement with two forms of ingress/egress offers even more storage! Perfect for remodel, adaptive re-use, or new development. Call us for more information!

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

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

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

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

• All units include private 2-car garages

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.

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EXCELLENCE IN ACTION

Recognizing Those Who Define What’s Possible

RESILIENCE IS THE ULTIMATE LUXURY

In a world shaped by economic uncertainty and geopolitical change, true luxury is defined by endurance. Global real estate continues to prove its strength, with investment rising nearly 30% since 2020, reaffirming property’s role as a cornerstone of long-term wealth, identity, and legacy.

The U.S. luxury housing market led this momentum in 2025, delivering sales growth nearly twice that of the traditional market while maintaining stable price appreciation. As historic generational wealth transfers accelerate totaling more than $38 trillion globally over the next decade real estate remains deeply embedded in how wealth is preserved, grown, and passed forward.

A new map of luxury resilience is also emerging. Alongside established global icons, markets such as Atlanta, Austin, Nashville, San Diego, Dubai, and Lisbon are demonstrating the same enduring fundamentals once exclusive to New York and London. These destinations reflect evolving priorities among high-net-worth buyers, premium locations, turnkey living, expansive residences, privacy, wellness-forward design, and multigenerational flexibility.

Luxury today is no longer defined by excess alone. It is defined by stability, intention, and long-term value. And real estate remains at the center of it all.

#1 Sun Valley Sotheby’s International Realty Agent by Transactions, 2025 Top 1.5% of Real Estate Professionals Nationwide Fifth-Generation Sun Valley Local Over 25 Years of Experience Member, Who’s Who in Luxury Real Estate

The one for waterfront living

One of the last remaining pristine, undeveloped riverfront parcels in the Sun Valley area. Rare 2-acre setting with direct river access and unobstructed river views, ideally positioned beside the historic railroad bridge. Generous building site, excellent sun, and a private wooded setting—an exceptional opportunity to create a legacy estate in one of the region’s most coveted riverfront locations. Price Upon Request. Please visit www.146riverranch.com

The Wood River Valley is more than a market — it’s a community built on generosity, resilience, and neighbors showing up for one another.

Closing out the year with the highest sales volume in the brokerage, Corey Graham demonstrated what happens when extensive market knowledge, unwavering commitment, and trusted relationships converge. As a 2026 Director of the Sun Valley Board of Realtors, she approaches her work with a long-term perspective rooted in stewardship of the Valley she proudly serves.

That commitment is reflected in her longstanding involvement with the Wood River Women’s Foundation, where she serves on the Grants Committee. In 2025 alone, the Foundation awarded $375,400 to 25 local nonprofits. Since 2005, nearly $5 million has been granted through 294 nonprofit awards, strengthening organizations that support children, protect the environment, and care for neighbors in need. Grant giving season is now underway and stands as a powerful reminder of what’s possible when this valley comes together with purpose.

Strong communities are built with intention. If you’re considering your next move in the Wood River Valley, or looking to invest in its future, Corey is ready to put her relationships and experience to work for you.

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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

MILES OF MEMORIES

Redfish Lake Lodge Memorial Weekend Race

by Lori Williams

If it’s May in the Sawtooths, it’s time for the opening of Redfish Lake Lodge and the Memorial Weekend Race, Idaho’s most scenic race, now 15 years strong and more popular than ever as an annual welcome mat to the summer season in the Sawtooths. Opening day for Redfish is May 19, with the Memorial Weekend Race slated for Saturday, May 23, during Memorial Day Weekend. The event celebrates not only physical fitness, family recreation, and personal fulfillment but also a memorial tribute to those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

“The race is a great way for us to kick off the season,” says Austin Clegg, grandson of the resort’s owners, Arlen and Derrel Crouch, and Marketing Coordinator and Director of Employee & Guest Relations. “It is full of tradition and meaning, and it is a time to remember those who have served our country and loved ones who have finished their earthly race.”

What began in 2009 as a triathlon became the 5k, 10k, and halfmarathons in 2010 due to May’s frigid lake temperatures. Runners of all levels compete in the community-based, scenic races. The resort is permitted to host 500 participants under its U.S. Forest Service Permit, and the event has sold out for the last two years, with the same expectation for 2026.

All of the races begin and end at the Lodge and run through a mix of sand, gravel, paved, and dirt trails. The 5k race is relatively flat, begins at 11am, and wraps around the north shore of the lake and the Point Campground. The 10k race begins at 10:30am and includes challenging paved hills on the back half of the course, with stunning views.

“It is full of tradition and meaning, and it is a time to remember those who have served our country and loved ones who have finished their earthly race.”

—Austin Clegg

The half-marathon begins at 10am and is challenging yet extremely rewarding. The free kids’ race is a one-mile loop out and around the Point Campground from the Lodge. It begins at 9:30am and is for ages 3-10. Online registration closes at 10pm on Friday, May 22. At high noon, after the races, all participants are encouraged to gather on the docks for the Bluefish Event, a quick and refreshing cold plunge off the docks—the best way to recover and perhaps the most memorable part of the day.

Packet pickup will be on Friday, May 22, from 4-8pm, and on Saturday, May 23, from 8-9:30am, in front of the lodge. (Friday

pickup is highly encouraged.) Also on Friday, a delicious pre-race meal will be available in the event area from 6-8pm. (Adults: $18; kids 12-6: $10; under 5: free.) Race participants will receive a delicious lunch on Saturday with their registration. Meals can also be purchased at the event tent and at the Lakeside Grill and Limbert’s for non-participants.

Check online for lodging reservations in Stanley, or at Redfish Lake Lodge and any of their Stanley Town Properties. Campsite reservations can be made with the U.S. Forest Service. If traveling to the race on the day of, please plan to allow time for parking. 

STANLEY EVENT SCHEDULE

MARCH 7-8

24th Annual

Sawtooth Ski Festival

Enjoy a weekend of skiing with Sawtooth Ski Club, dedicated to promoting and preserving Nordic skiing in the the Sawtooth Valley and Stanley Basin.

SATURDAY

Chili Feed and Poker Run

11am-1pm Park Creek Trailhead along Highway 21

Après ski and member meeting 5-7pm Rod and Gun Club

SUNDAY Soup Kitchen at Alturas Lake 11am-3pm

sawtoothskiclub.com

REDFISH LAKE LODGE

redfishlake.com

MAY 19

Redfish Lake Lodge Opening Day

MAY 23

Memorial Weekend Race

Redfish Lake Lodge Run

Half-marathon, 10k, and 5k runs through a combination of sand, gravel, paved. and dirt trails around scenic Redfish Lake with pre-and post-race food available.

Kids’ race 9:30am

Half-marathon 10am 10k 10:30am 5k 11am

Bluefish Club cold plunge 12pm

MOUNTAIN VILLAGE RESORT

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

TUESDAYS Trivia Night 7pm

THURSDAYS

Movie Night (until summer)

Admission and popcorn | FREE 6pm | kid-friendly 8pm | adult movie

INNER BEAUTY

“Soft neutrals set a serene foundation for this beautiful space, bringing a calm, considered, and relaxed elegance,” says Marina Broschofsky, owner of Red Door Home + Design.

Red Door Home + Design

406 North Main Street | Hailey

208.788.9075

reddoordesignhouse.com

STYLE DIAL

SVPN Magazine’s March/April/May 2026

Style Dial is lighting up spring with a calming neutral sitting area, stylish, comfy bunk beds, statement pieces that make a room sizzle, and a cabin kitchen that has it all. Sun Valley interior designers are breathing new life into traditional home style and function, pushing beyond the norm with these incredible home ideas—offering a spark for spring.

SPOT LIGHT

“Statement-making light fixtures are my favorite elements to incorporate into a space,” says Redeux Decor owner Heather McGregor. “The eye-catching pieces combine functionality and beauty and serve as the jewelry that instantly elevates any look. Have some fun and light it up!”

Decor 9 East Bullion Street | Hailey 208.721.1380 | redeuxdecor.com

DOUBLE UP

“Layered wood walls and built-in bunks create a sense of warmth and texture in this rustic bunk room,” say Rosemary Spiller and Erika Blank of Studio Boden. “While the muted plaid bedding and soft textiles keep the space relaxed and inviting. And it’s kids piling in after a long ski day or guests settling in for a quiet night, the focus is on comfort, durability, and an easy connection to the mountain surroundings.”

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

CABIN CHIC

“When designing smaller-scale kitchens, we encourage our clients to consider compact appliances,” says Allison Connolly, owner of Allison Paige Interior Design. “With all the form and function of their larger counterparts, these smaller units allow for a bit more elbow room.”

ST. LUKE’S EXPANDS PRIMARY CARE TEAM

Strengthening access to care across the Valley

Here in the Wood River Valley, access to high‑quality, relationship‑centered primary care plays an important role in keeping the community healthy and supported. St. Luke’s Wood River is reinforcing that commitment by welcoming three new primary care providers—Abigail Allman, M.D., Erin Hess, PA‑C, and Alisa Barnes, PA‑C— broadening capacity and strengthening the health care network that thousands of people locally and beyond trust.

Together, the new providers bring a range of clinical expertise. Their arrival expands access to appointments and reinforces St. Luke’s mission to deliver compassionate, patient‑centered care rooted in long‑term relationships.

COMPREHENSIVE FAMILY MEDICINE CARE

Dr. Allman is a full‑spectrum family medicine physician with advanced training in obstetrics. She brings a warm, relationship centered approach to primary care—one that emphasizes listening deeply, honoring each patient’s story, and supporting health at every stage of life.

Inspired early on by her mother’s example as an optometrist, Allman saw first hand the power of long term relationships in medicine. She carries that lesson into her practice today. “I view each patient physician relationship as sacred and approach the space with vulnerability,” she shares. “My job is not to impress people with my knowledge but to distill complex medical information so I can help them make decisions about their health and well being, individually and as a family.”

Allman attended the University of Kansas School of Medicine and completed her family medicine residency at Full Circle Health in Boise, where she served as Chief Resident. She later pursued an Advanced Obstetrics Fellowship at Swedish First Hill in Seattle, gaining extensive experience in high‑risk pregnancies, advanced reproductive care, and cesarean sections. Her clinical interests include breastfeeding and lactation medicine—where she is pursuing additional board certification—and lifestyle medicine.

Drawn to the Wood River Valley’s welcoming spirit and strong culture of patient centered care, Allman is excited to return to Idaho. “I love being able to practice full spectrum family medicine within a system that values my role as a rural primary care physician,” she says. “I am so happy to have joined St. Luke’s as a new member of the team caring for this community.”

Dr. Allman, her husband, and their new baby daughter—born right here at St. Luke’s Wood River in September—are thrilled to make this valley their home. Outside of medicine, Allman enjoys hiking, mountain biking, alpine skiing, and baking intricate desserts, along with a voracious love of reading.

“I

view each patientphysician relationship as sacred and approach the space with vulnerability.”

—Abigail Allman, M.D.

FAMILY MEDICINE WITH RURAL INSIGHT AND COMMUNITY FOCUS

Erin joins St. Luke’s Family Medicine Clinic with broad clinical experience in community health, hospital medicine, primary care, behavioral health, addiction medicine, pediatrics, and rural health. She primarily supports Drs. Hatzenbuehler and Greenberg, providing valuable continuity and expanded access to care for patients across the Wood River Valley.

Hess’s roots give her a steady, adaptable style, and her proficiency in Spanish helps her build strong relationships with our Spanish speaking community. “I grew up in Montana and Alaska and went to graduate school in Utah, so the Mountain West is very much home,” she shares.

With more than three years of hands‑on experience prior to PA school, Hess developed a deep appreciation for how meaningful patient relationships can shape outcomes. “I love family medicine because you can build relationships with patients over time,” she says. Her graduate clinical rotations—ranging from primary care, psychiatry, pediatrics, general surgery, and international work in Guatemala—further strengthened her ability to care for individuals and families with diverse needs.

Hess describes her approach as empowering, collaborative, and whole‑person focused. “I really enjoy empowering patients to build their health care and lifestyle goals,” she explains. “I am here to provide evidence‑based information and help patients navigate decision‑making with the right information.” She adds, “Above all, I want to build trust and provide a safe space for patients to talk about what might be holding them back from being their healthiest, happiest selves.”

“I love family medicine because you can build relationships with patients over time.”

—Erin

Hess, PA‑C

Hess is thrilled to join the St. Luke’s Wood River team. “There is strong support within and across specialties at St. Luke’s, and we have a great team here in the Wood River Valley,” she notes. Although Hess moved to the valley recently, she has visited for many years and has long been drawn to its small‑town warmth and exceptional access to the outdoors.

Outside the clinic, Hess enjoys skiing, biking, and reading. She also has a strong history of community involvement, including serving as a youth mountain bike coach and volunteering in adaptive sports programs. She looks forward to building lasting relationships with patients and becoming an active part of the community.

BRINGING BROAD FAMILY MEDICINE EXPERIENCE TO HAILEY

Alisa Barnes joins St. Luke’s Wood River’s Family Medicine Clinic in Hailey, bringing extensive experience in family practice, pediatrics, urgent care, and academic precepting. She primarily supports Drs. Drumm, Prouty, and Vandenburgh, adding depth and versatility to the clinic’s provider team. With clinical experience in Idaho, Utah, and California, Barnes brings a well‑rounded perspective and a passion for supporting healthy families in the communities she serves.

“Adding these three exceptional providers enhances access to high-quality family medicine for our patients.”

—Karen Hawkes, St. Luke’s Wood River Practice Director

A MEANINGFUL INVESTMENT IN COMMUNITY WELLNESS

The expansion will help ensure long‑term access to high quality care as the valley continues to grow. “Adding these three exceptional providers enhances access to high quality family medicine for our patients,” says Karen Hawkes, practice director for St. Luke’s Wood River. “Their skill, compassion, and dedication to forming meaningful connections will support the long‑term relationships that are so important to wellness in our community.”

With the addition of Allman, Hess, and Barnes, St. Luke’s Wood River continues to strengthen its role as a trusted partner in health, one dedicated to supporting the well being of all who call the valley home. 

To make an appointment, call St. Luke’s Clinic–Family Medicine at 208.788.3434, located at 1450 Aviation Drive, Hailey, or visit stlukesonline.org.

SHIFTING INTO SPRING

A season for natural growth

by Dr. Molly Brown

Spring is my favorite season, filled with warmth, new life, movement, and renewed energy. In Chinese medicine, spring is associated with the liver and gallbladder—the systems responsible for movement, direction, detoxification, and decisionmaking. Energetically and physiologically, this is the season of upward flow, growth, and renewed momentum.

Yet each spring, many people experience the opposite: fatigue, irritability, disrupted sleep, digestive issues, headaches, or pain flare-ups. Rather than feeling clear and energized, they feel congested, restless, or stuck.

With simple neurological support, we can ensure the transition into spring brings lighter minds, lighter bodies, and feelings of hope and inspiration. Spring is a neurological and metabolic transition from winter conservation into movement and expression.

In Chinese medicine, the liver governs the smooth flow of energy and blood throughout the body. The gallbladder supports decision-making, coordination, and directional clarity. When these systems are overloaded or stagnant, symptoms arise not only physically but also emotionally, such as frustration, tension, and irritability.

The liver and gallbladder do not function in isolation. The ability to detoxify, regulate hormones, and support digestion is directly influenced by the nervous system. During winter, the nervous system naturally shifts toward conservation and protection. As spring arrives, light exposure increases and activity rises, and the body is asked to mobilize. Our job is to prepare it to do so.

The ability to detoxify, regulate hormones, and support digestion is directly influenced by the nervous system.

True liver support is not about forcing elimination. It is about restoring communication—between the brain, the nervous system, the muscles, and the organs. With that coordination, the liver can perform its function efficiently.

Spring health is less about doing more and more about allowing movement to return naturally. This means prioritizing nervous system regulation before intensity. Our spring protocols include QNRT, BRT, and our 30-day gut restore program to restore digestive health, immunity, and detoxification pathways; balance the nervous system and circadian rhythms; and restore clear neurological communication while charging mitochondrial function and clearing inflammation.

In Chinese medicine, the liver is also associated with vision—both literal and metaphorical. When liver function is supported, people often report clearer thinking, better decisionmaking, improved mood, and a renewed sense of direction. These are not abstract. They reflect improved neurological and metabolic coherence.

Spring is the season of growth—and growth requires order.

When we treat this seasonal change as a time of recalibration rather than acceleration, the body transitions out of winter smoothly. Energy rises without spikes. Digestion improves. Pain patterns soften. Emotional tension releases. The liver and gallbladder regain their natural rhythms.

The spring season can be a time of recalibration, renewed hope and inspiration, and a move forward with clear order and organization for this year’s goals, visions, and directives. 

Dr. Molly Brown, PhD, D.N.M. owns CENTERED in Ketchum, Idaho. Specializing in sleep, endocrine issues, autoimmune, anxiety, depression, detoxification, pain, accelerated healing, and sports injury through more than 15 different modalities, Molly passionately holds space for limitless healing. drmollybrown.com

We resolve chronic health issues and lay the foundation for lasting vitality and well-being.

Struggling with depression, anxiety, chronic pain, autoimmune disorders, hormone issues, trauma, gut health, or long COVID? Book a discovery appointment to learn about our cutting-edge therapies for deep healing and lasting results.

Centered by Dr. Molly Brown is a holistic and neurologically based wellness clinic that specializes in mind-body coherence. Molly and her team of practitioners help clients achieve optimal health, personal transformation, and increased consciousness for limitless human potential.

FROM THE SKI SLOPES TO YOUR BRAIN

Wake up your inner Olympian with hypnotherapy

“Whether it is someone wrestling with insomnia that’s disrupted their life for years or an executive wanting to optimize their performance, hypnotherapy offers an effective pathway to lasting change.”

—Megan McCann

by Megan McCann, CHp LPC-I

We live in a valley where high performance isn’t just valued—it’s fundamental to the way we live. Professional athletes and Olympians train on our mountains. Successful entrepreneurs and artists flood our coffee shops. The culture of excellence is unavoidable, and it inspires us to reach new heights.

Yet in this high-performing town, there’s also a paradox: the same mindset that drives achievement can also become the barrier that prevents it. Comparison, imposter syndrome, perfectionism, and undervaluing ourselves are all unconscious thought patterns that can cripple us. How do we break through when we’re repeatedly sabotaging ourselves?

I’ve wrestled with this question for over two decades, since my days as a Division 1 college athlete. I watched myself—and countless teammates—undermine our own potential, not from lack of skill, but from what was happening inside our heads.

Take Major League Baseball, for example. A .300 batting average is exceptional. Hall of Fame-worthy, even. But here’s the reality—that batter fails seven out of ten times. Seven failures for every three successes. So, which defines them—the three wins or the seven losses? Both are true. But how we internalize that ratio reshapes our neural pathways, either building resilience and confidence or ingraining fear and self-doubt.

What most people don’t realize is that we spend 95% of our lives on autopilot—decisions, behaviors, and reactions are driven by the subconscious. Only 5% operate at the conscious level, and here’s the kicker: most of our subconscious thoughts were formed before age seven. Habits, beliefs, and automatic responses are formed long before we become aware enough to question them.

This is exactly why, as a counselor and coach, I decided to dive headfirst into hypnotherapy. (Pun intended!) I realized that while still helpful, traditional talk therapy only addresses the surface of who we are. In contrast, hypnotherapy works with the other 95% (our subconscious thought patterns, beliefs, and behaviors that were developed in childhood but are reinforced daily).

Hypnosis uses a series of inductions to put the brain into the theta state. The critical brain slows down, giving us direct access to the subconscious. Because our brains are neuroplastic, we can create

new neural pathways to shape our thinking. But can I make you cluck like a chicken or rob a bank? The answer is NO.

After introducing hypnotherapy, I began to realize how much misinformation there is. When people think about hypnotherapy, they often refer to what they have seen in movies or at the circus. This is not the same.

During hypnotherapy, the client is highly alert. My goal is to guide the person into the theta brainwave state using a variety of techniques. When they reach this state, I use positive suggestions to achieve their therapeutic goals, ranging from sleep, addiction, PTSD, weight, habits, memory, relationships, and more. Whether it is someone wrestling with insomnia that’s disrupted their life for years or an executive wanting to optimize their performance, hypnotherapy offers an effective pathway to lasting change.

You can spend years talking about why you can’t sleep, understanding your relationship patterns, or knowing you should exercise—but if your subconscious hasn’t gotten the memo, nothing changes. This is why hypnosis works. While traditional talk therapy can take months or even years to create meaningful change, my clients often see significant results within just six sessions or less. This isn’t because hypnotherapy is a shortcut, but because it works with the part of your brain where change actually happens—the subconscious.

It’s not magic—it’s neuroscience. And it’s why clients often leave our work together wondering why they didn’t try this first. 

To learn more about hypnotherapy and coaching, visit TheMeganMcCann.com. For mental health therapy, visit Wood River Wellness Institute at woodriverwellnessinstitute.com.

DONAVON FRANKENREITER RETURNS

This time it’s an acoustic evening

by Sabina Dana Plasse

A truly great artist is always expanding their horizons, and over the years, Sun Valley audiences have experienced Donavon Frankenreiter in many of his talented offerings, from full-band, record-breaking tour challenges to perhaps the most exciting yet: an all-acoustic set featuring his down-to-earth folk rock, a signature sound that never disappoints. Known for his hits Free, It Don’t Matter and Move By Yourself, among others, Frankenreiter captures a groovy spirit rooted in classic vibes, delivering an unforgettable performance.

RJK Entertainment and The Argyros present Donavon Frankenreiter’s Ask Me Anything Tour (Intimate Duo Acoustic Evening) on Friday, March 27, for a performance featuring the very best of Frankenreiter’s strings, lyrics, and vocals.

For nearly two decades, Donavon Frankenreiter has traveled the globe, first as a professional surfer and now as a musician. Born in Southern California, Donavon spent most of his youth chasing waves and turned pro at 16. These days, instead of surf competitions, concert halls bring Frankenreiter to town, where he entertains audiences with his unique blend of laid-back grooves, philosophical lyrics, and soulful delivery.

Frankenreiter released his first studio album in several years in September 2024. The album, Get Outta Your Mind, marks the 20th anniversary of his self-titled debut.

MARCH 27

Donavon Frankenreiter

Enjoy an intimate duo acoustic evening opening with Hendrix Frankenreiter.

7pm | Doors

7:15pm | Hendrix Frankenreiter

8:15pm | Donavon Frankenreiter

Tiered Seating | $65 (single ticket)

Row GG Seating | $120 (single ticket)

Gallery Seating | $45 (single ticket)

Table Seating | $200 (single ticket) with complimentary wine for 21+, VIP preparty, which includes a meet-and-greet with Donavon Frankenreiter before the show, hosted Tito’s beverages for 21+, and a DJ set by The Sunday Spins.

This is an all-ages and all-seated Donavon Frankenreiter show, brought to you by Zions Bank, Tito’s Handmade Vodka, and Coors Light.

The Argyros | Ketchum theargyros.org

FINE ARTS

For SVPN Magazine’s March/April/May

Now Showing section, discover and enjoy new gallery exhibitions with emerging and established artists. Peruse work by a wide range of creators from around the world including those who live in the Wood River Valley and throughout the West.

NOW SHOWING

March / April / May | 2026

Kneeland Gallery

Prelude to Summer

Kneeland

Jacquard Tapestries

Hung Liu • Kiki Smith • Diane Andrews Hall • Squeak Carnwath • Don & Era Farnsworth

Mist

Pegan Brooke • Nicole Charbonnet • Kathy Moss • Lynda Lowe

Evidence

Laura McPhee • Laura Wilson • Jack Spencer

Felipe Jácome

The Unbroken Project

February 27–March 26

Ecuadorian photographer Felipe Jácome’s first solo exhibition at Gilman Contemporary showcases work from the series The Unbroken Project. Created in collaboration with Ukrainian dancer and photographer Svitlana Onipko, the series reflects on how art endures amid war. Each photograph captures current and former members of the Ukrainian National Ballet mid-dance, revealing the grace, power, and vulnerability of their movement. These fleeting gestures, shaped by collective memory, emerge as acts of quiet defiance.

Printed in black on empty bullet casings, the dancers’ silhouettes transform objects of violence and brutality into vessels of meaning. The work embodies a tension between delicacy and destruction, with each piece carrying physical and symbolic weight that underscores art’s capacity for resistance and transformation in the face of war. A portion of the proceeds from every sale will be donated to Ukrainian relief.

Jan C. Schlegel

German photographer Jan C. Schlegel’s black-andwhite images capture the profound beauty and delicate fragility of life. Known for captivating portraits and still-lifes, Schlegel’s work reveals the bare essence of his subjects. Whether it is a portrait of a person, a jellyfish, phytoplankton, or a tulip, each image is filled with a tender, quiet intimacy. Schlegel uses traditional photographic printing methods. Each hand-toned and printed platinum print is a meditation in stillness, craft, and artistic vision. Of his series My Secret Garden, which captures tulips in various stages of bloom, Schlegel writes:

“The title My Secret Garden reflects a private space of discovery, where visual language becomes a way to process feelings and reflect on what it means to be close, to be vulnerable, and to observe. Across many cultures, gardens have symbolized harmony, paradise, and personal growth. Tulips, too, carry layers of meaning—grace, love, the fleeting nature of life. This body of work is not about flowers alone. It’s about the quiet, sometimes uncertain journey of opening up to beauty—where it’s found, and where it leads.”

Gilman Contemporary

661 Sun Valley Road | Ketchum 208.726.7585

gilmancontemporary.com

Matt Duffin

Gilman Contemporary presents new paintings by Matt Duffin. Trained as an architect, Duffin brings a rigorous understanding of structure, perspective, and spatial tension to his practice, where precision gives way to wit and psychological nuance. Executed in encaustic wax, these labor-intensive works are built through layers of sharp planes, compressed space, and a restrained palette that heightens their emotional charge. Duffin’s paintings hover between realism and imagination, drawing viewers into scenes that feel both familiar and slightly off-kilter.

Across these new works, Duffin continues his exploration of contradiction, pairing darkness with humor and unease with playfulness. Inanimate objects and recognizable figures are animated into quiet protagonists, each caught in moments that suggest solitude, irony, or absurd resolve. Duffin describes humor as a universal language, and here it becomes a subtle entry point into deeper emotional terrain. The works invite a deeper look, providing moments of reflection and an occasional smile, as the strange and quietly human worlds within them begin to unfold.

Broschofsky Galleries

360 East Avenue | Ketchum

208.726.4950

brogallery.com

New works by

Rudi Broschofsky

Untamed presents a bold selection of new works by contemporary Western artist Rudi Broschofsky, expanding the visual language of Western art through a dynamic, modern lens. Broschofsky uses spray paint and hand-cut stencils to transform iconic imagery of the American West into highimpact compositions defined by color, contrast, and rhythm. His work captures the frontier’s rebellious energy while infusing it with a distinctly urban edge.

Rooted equally in street art and Western tradition, Broschofsky’s paintings sit at the intersection of grit and polish. Layers of vibrant pigment, sharp graphic forms, and precise stenciling create works that feel immediate and kinetic—images that echo familiar Western symbols while pushing them into contemporary territory. Horses, riders, and moments of tension and motion are rendered with confidence and restraint, emphasizing attitude, movement, and individuality.

Untamed highlights the expanding scope of contemporary Western art. Broschofsky honors the independent spirit and visual heritage of the West while confidently breaking from convention. This body of work invites viewers to reconsider what Western art can be today—fearless, experimental, and unmistakably modern.

Also on exhibition

Broschofsky Galleries also features works by Bill Barrett, Duke Beardsley, Russell Chatham, Edward Curtis, Jan Grotenbreg, Kollabs, Joan Mitchell, Ken Peloke, Billy Schenck, Fritz Scholder, Theodore Villa, Andy Warhol, and David Yarrow.

OCHI

119 Lewis Street | Ketchum 208.309.4093

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Almost Like

Peppi Bottrop, Mathew Cerletty, Benjamin Langford, Stuart Middleton, Robert Rauschenberg, Amanda Ross Ho, Analia Saban, Henrik Munk Soerensen, and others

March 13-April 24

Almost Like gathers works that hover in the charged space between thing and depiction, presenting objects and images that feel uncannily familiar while never fully resolving into what they resemble. Across the exhibition, everyday motifs and materials are pushed through processes of translation such as printing, weaving, rubbing, and precision rendering, resulting in works that function less as copies than as proxies.

These stand-ins carry traces of touch, labor, and mediation, drawing attention to surface and structure as subjects in themselves. The exhibition ultimately stages a choreography of nearness, asking viewers to consider how meaning shifts when the “real” is rerouted through pattern, archive, and technique, and how recognition gives way to doubt in that subtle interval.

Gail Severn Gallery

400 1st Avenue North | Ketchum 208.726.5079

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Evidence

Evidence features large-format photography by Laura McPhee, Luis Gonzales Palma, Jack Spencer, and Laura Wilson. This exhibition explores the traces of human presence, along with botanical images and portraits of cultural suppression. Gonzales Palma, McPhee, Wilson, and Spencer capture the subtle histories of place, using the camera to examine what is visible, what is implied, and what has been left unresolved.

Jacquard Tapestries

As one of the world’s oldest art forms, tapestries have evolved over thousands of years and across many cultures. This exhibit celebrates contemporary artists working in this time-honored medium. Hung Liu, Squeak Carnwath, Kiki Smith, April Gornik, Diane Andrews Hall, and Don and Era Farnsworth create beautifully executed Jacquard tapestries woven on historic Belgian looms.

Mist

A group painting exhibition featuring works by Lynda Lowe, Raphaëlle Goethals, Nicole Charbonnet, Pegan Brooke, and Mario Reis. This exhibition explores how each artist, working in varied mediums and techniques, creates mysterious subjects in which light and atmosphere commingle. Veiled in ambiguity, the tonal shifts and tactile surfaces of each painting invite the viewer to meditate on movement, stillness, memory, and meaning.

Gail Severn Gallery

400 1st Avenue North | Ketchum

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Shadow

Painter Cole Morgan, who lives in Belgium, plays with shadows and dimensional elements meant to give a credible three-dimensionality to his otherwise abstract forms. Morgan uses these forms in a sometimes-whimsical way to create distance and add intrigue to his colorful oil paintings.

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Hemmings Gallery

340 Walnut Avenue | Ketchum

208.254.1097

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New works by Thom Ross

Mary Anning

Mary Anning is one of the world’s greatest fossil hunters. Born in 1799 in Dorset, England, Mary excelled at collecting from a very early age. By the time she was twelve, she had discovered the world’s first ichthyosaur skeleton. Twelve years later, she uncovered the first complete skeleton of a plesiosaur, a longnecked marine reptile. Often risking her own safety, she worked the treacherous cliffs of Lyme Regis in the dead of winter when violent storms helped to uncover what lay buried millions of years ago. Despite her immense contributions, she was largely excluded from 19th-century scientific society due to her gender and social class. It wasn’t until twelve years after her death that Darwin would publish

his theory of evolution in 1859. Today, it’s hard to overstate the magnitude of her discoveries. Her work sparked a new way of thinking about the world, and she is now regarded as the “Mother of Paleontology.”

Best known for his striking depictions of the American West, Thom Ross describes himself as “a storyteller who paints.” For over forty years, he has delved into the overlooked corners and footnotes of history for inspiration. In March, Hemmings Gallery will unveil two large-scale acrylic paintings of Mary Anning by Ross. With this larger-than-life subject, Ross has once again found the perfect muse.

Idaho landscapes by Melissa Graves Brown

Rooted in Color

Opening Night Friday, March 6, 5-7:30pm

Melissa Graves Brown’s work is inspired by a deep connection to nature and a lifelong appreciation for the arts. As a native of Fort Myers, Florida, she spent much of her childhood outdoors, fostering a love that continues to influence her paintings today. She earned her BFA from Auburn University and an MFA from the University of Pennsylvania, where she received honors in color achievement. For the past 26 years, she has lived in Idaho, where her love for nature and color can flourish.

“I’m inspired by Idaho’s majestic landscapes and seasons. My favorite moments are in fall, when the leaves catch the wind and lift off the trees against a big, blue Idaho sky. I work with acrylic paint, which allows me to quickly layer washes, drips, and brush strokes. I will often lay my canvas flat and splatter paint from above to create a sense of motion and life within each piece. My aim is to create compositions that transport viewers into a daydream or allow people to simply experience joy,” says Brown.

“Nature is the main inspiration for my work, especially trees and the way they embody life’s quiet resilience. I never tire of exploring the vivid spectrum of colors that nature offers and how to use them as a visual language to express my imagination and emotions. My intention with each piece is to create a dialogue between the viewer and the natural world, to invite others to see beyond the surface and delve into the wonder and mystery that lies deep within ourselves and the world around us.”

Saddletree Gallery West

Jules Frazier

Now showing at Saddletree Gallery West, Jules Frazier presents a focused selection of photography from her American West and Mountain Chic collections, with special emphasis on the Year of the Horse.

At the center of the exhibition is Bland Horse, part of the American West Collection—a striking portrait that speaks to strength, grace, aspiration, and the enduring myth of the West. Frazier’s connection to horses began at eight years old, when she fell in love with her first horse—an experience that sparked a fascination she would continue to follow for more than three decades.

Though Frazier participated in only one rodeo, the encounter became a point of entry into a much longer visual journey. Over time, that curiosity evolved into a sustained exploration of the American West and its icons, culminating in her acclaimed coffee-table book, Faded Icons of the West .

That same trajectory ultimately led to the realization of a dream she never knew existed: riding on horseback across Africa on safari. Across landscapes and cultures, the horse remained a powerful constant.

Bland Horse embodies that continuity—an image that celebrates the horse as a symbol of power, elegance, and possibility, and a fitting tribute to the Year of the Horse. Also featured are Girl on Horseback, Posse, and Black Stallion

Link Jackson

Link Jackson was born in Montana to a backcountry guide and sportsman. He roamed the wild places throughout his life, fly fishing, running rivers, backcountry skiing, backpacking, and pursuing other outdoor adventures. The camera has always been his constant companion. He studied the arts in college and paid some of his college costs by selling his paintings. Link’s prior business, Streamtech Boats, and global adventure travel gave access to collect thousands of images along the way, resulting in a rich portfolio of landscape photography and reference images for his watercolor paintings. His works have appeared in galleries, magazine spreads, books, and in product advertising. His works have also won several awards.

Also on exhibition

Saddletree Gallery also features original artwork by Ed Anderson, Dolan Geiman, and Nancy Gervais. Prints and photographs by Jack Weekes, Sandra Shaw, Ed Cannady, Tony Moody, and Mike Pepper. Modern and vintage maps, vintage black and white Sun Valley photos, posters of all types, and much more.

FOURTH + MAIN: The Residences

Fourth + Main, Ketchum’s newest luxury residential mixed-use development, brings 5 market-rate luxury condominium residences and 3 ultra prime retail locations to the epicenter of downtown Ketchum. Each residence has a private garage and offers owners and their guests stunning views of Sun Valley’s famous Bald Mountain while being a very short walk to the restaurants, bars, shops and services that make Ketchum the heart and soul of the Sun Valley area.

With only 5 individually designed residences now is the time to secure yours so that you can enjoy the opportunity to choose between two curated finish palettes.

Offered from $3,495,000 to $8,495,000

FOURTH + MAIN: Commercial Spaces

Fourth + Main brings three new ultra-prime commercial spaces to the heart of Ketchum’s vibrant downtown, right on Ketchum’s pedestrian corridor.

• All locations offer EXTREMELY high visibility and high pedestrian and vehicular traffic.

• Space A has Main St. frontage; Space B has both Main St. and Fourth St. frontage; Space C has Fourth St. frontage

AIRPLANE T-HANGARS IN PICABO, IDAHO

T-Hangar is insulated with heat, electricity and a mezzanine(storage). Automatic door has recently been maintained with new cables and seals. Airstrip is apx 3,000ft long and 100' wide and maintained year-round. A solar powered weather station is on property and fuel next door at the Silvercreek store. Currently three hangars are available and can be purchased together or separately.

200 S NEWMAN CREEK CABIN

RARE opportunity to own a cabin on Forest Service land North of Ketchum/Sun Valley. Beautifully & impeccably maintained with improvements/remodel from 2008 to 2011. During winter months SNOWCAT, snowmobile or cross-country ski in and then relax in the jacuzzi tub & sauna! Approximately 250 yards to the north you can enjoy the tranquility of Newman Creek

1594 BALDY VIEW DRIVE HAILEY, IDAHO

LOCATION! Half acre! Rental income or a 4th bedroom! This .51 acre property is located next to Founders Baseball Field, easy access to the Toe of the Hill trail and the high school is only a few yards away. In addition, there is generous parking for vehicles, trailers, toys & more. This property offers a fenced yard that provides room to run, garden, entertain and more.

520 ANGELA DRIVE

HAILEY, ID

NEW LISTING!

Clean, flat vacant lot, stunning views .24 acres | $379,000

Nestled in a scenic, peaceful Hailey neighborhood, this flat vacant lot offers stunning Carbonate Mountain views. As vacant land diminishes in the Wood River Valley, it's an opportunity to buy a serene slice of it.

Clean buildable lot, and perfect for investors' land portfolios. Also next to restaurants, grocery stores, and the Big Wood River.

Baldy views from the street out front, just 15 minutes away to World Class skiing.

MLS # 26-334089

850 SHENANDOAH

DRIVE #22

HAILEY, ID PRICE REDUCED!

Lovely Remodeled Townhouse

2 Bedrooms | 1.5 Baths | 952 sq ft

1 Car Detached Garage | $399,000

Fully remodeled townhouse in the heart of Hailey. New cabinetry with lovely quartz counters. New stainless appliances. Large bedrooms with mountain views. Detached 1-car garage. Great opportunity for investors and primary homeowners, and move-in ready!

MLS # 25-333842

Lenore Carroll REALTOR®

Silvercreek Realty Group (208) 720-0769 - cell

lenore@lenorecarroll.com

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EUROPEAN VILLA ON 5+ ACRES

7 BD, 6.5 BA, 9143 TOTAL SF, 5.12 ACRES

$11,995,000 | MLS #25-333292

Set on lushly landscaped grounds, riverside cliffs form the backdrop to the open meadow, gardens, aspen groves, and stream. Offering indoor and outdoor venues for large events or small gatherings, and multiple guest accommodations.

LIMELIGHT HOTEL RESIDENCE WITH BALDY VIEWS

3 BD, 3.5 BA, 2705 SF

$6,600,000 | MLS #26-333983

Premier west-facing Limelight Hotel Residence with Baldy views. Packed full of upgrades, and comes with 2 adjacent storage units, reserved garage parking, and a River Run ski locker. Enjoy the luxury of hotel living.

CUSTOM-BUILT HOME ON KNOB HILL

4 BD, 3.5 BA, 3742 SF

$8,575,000 | MLS #25-333956

A masterclass in design and setting, this Scandinavian-contemporary residence unites location and artistry. Commanding panoramic views of the iconic slopes of Baldy, this downtown Ketchum home offers street-to-street privacy.

PRIVATE HOME ON THE BIG WOOD RIVER

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

$5,450,000 | 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.

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.

SINGLE-LEVEL HOME AT ENTRANCE TO GIMLET

3/3.5/2300 SF | $3,250,000 | MLS #25-333769

Tucked away in a serene, landscaped setting surrounded by aspen trees, looking out over the sprawling yard to the south. Meticulously cared for.

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.

STREAMSIDE HOME IN ZINC SPUR

3/2.5/3246 SF | $2,975,000 | MLS #26-333987

This beautiful home offers stunning natural light throughout. Step onto an expansive deck that overlooks a park-like setting with a creek.

ONE-OF-A-KIND COMBINATION IN SUN VALLEY’S WILDFLOWER

5 BD, 5 BA, 3264 SF, Elevator | Offered at $ 3,295,000 | MLS #25-333861

This unique property masterfully blends two Wildflower condo units into one offering. The two units are seamlessly joined by an internal elevator; use the entire space or separate the areas and rent one unit out.

6 BD, 4.5 BA, 5596 SF | $1,445,000 | MLS #25-333245

Amazing investment property. Renovated in 2022. First floor has a shop and off ices. Second floor has two 3 BD, 2 BA units. The shop can hold 8 cars with room for a work area. SOUTH VALLEY LIVE/WORK OPPORTUNITY

232 ELKHORN ROAD | Sun Valley

Steps from Elkhorn Golf Course, this sunny, level lot offers mountain views and a private building site. Minutes to Ketchum, Baldy, and all Elkhorn amenities—come walk it and see the potential!

MLS# 25-332880

$1,295,000

Scott Mary | (208) 720-0888

114 DEER CREEK LANE | Hailey

A rare 5-acre riverside estate—5 beds, 5.5 baths, expansive living spaces, indoor pool, and unmatched outdoor living. Steps from the Bigwood River on a premier fly-fishing stretch, yet not in the floodplain.

MLS# 25-333510

$5,995,000

Shannon Flavin | (208) 450-9273

20301 US-26 | Carey

Just outside Carey on 1.59 acres, this 7-bed, 2-bath home offers great views, recent upgrades, and tons of potential. Features a storage shed and flexible lock-off layout with a second kitchen in the garage.

MLS# 24-332577 $599,000

Rachel Wolfe & Nicole Lisk | (208) 721-1330

620 LITTLE LENA DRIVE | Hailey

Custom 3-bed, 2-bath single-level home in Old Cutters with an open layout, private primary wing, and fenced yard with paver patio and Red Devil views. Enjoy new trails right out the back door—sauna included!

MLS# 25-333488

$1,225,000

Anna Mathieu | (208) 309-1329

Michelle Sabina | (503) 758-9163

90 STERLING DRIVE | Bellevue

Rare 5-acre corner lot in Griffin Ranch on an elevated bench, fully fenced with pipe sucker rod fencing. Power and private well on-site, plus community water rights—ready for your dream home and horses.

MLS# 25-332898 $599,000

Heather Colvin | (208) 471-0165

27 STREAMSIDE DRIVE | Hailey

Stunning contemporary 4-bed, 3.5-bath single-level home with vaulted ceilings, open layout, white oak floors, Taj Mahal quartz, Wolf cooktop, wine cooler, custom closets, heated floors, and heated garage/driveway. Luxury meets everyday comfort.

MLS#333554 $2,999,000

Marcia Dibbs | (208) 721-2594

Wendy Carter | (208) 720-4388

105 GREENFIELD WAY | Carey

Move-in ready 3-bed, 2-bath 2020 home with 1,540 sq ft, a fenced backyard, garden beds, and a 2-car garage on 0.24 acres. Modern, affordable, and in a great neighborhood. Down-payment assistance available for qualified buyers.

MLS# 25-333725 $509,000

Mason Frederickson | (208) 755-2703

1071 ATELIER CONDO DRIVE | Sun Valley

One of the best, most private Atelier locations— this turnkey ground-floor unit offers an expanded deck, Baldy views, and Trail Creek access. Fully remodeled with granite, travertine, LVP, great storage, and walkability to the Pavilion and SV Resort. Owners may opt into SV amenities.

MLS# 25-333835 $475,000

Suzanne Hausner | (208) 720-2147

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.

RARELY AVAILABLE LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WAREHOUSE — KETCHUM

Rarely available Light Industrial warehouse space in super location near town in Ketchum! 946 sq ft of open space with new flooring, plumbing to the unit. Garage door an option for buyer. Business license required by the City of Ketchum in this light industrial area — i.e. artist studio, storage for your business, LIVE WORK zoning.

$850,000. MLS 25-333751

EXPERIENCE

REFINED DOWNTOWN KETCHUM LIVING IN THIS 2BR/3BA CONDO with a flexible den/TV/office. Sun-filled great-room windows and a west-facing deck frame unforgettable Baldy sunsets. Step outside to Ketchum’s best dining, shopping, entertainment, and Sun Valley events. Features a heated onecar garage and extra parking.

$3,800,000 MLS 25-333877

BEAUTIFULLY

REMODELED AND SUN-FILLED 2BR PLUS LOFT, 2-bath home with southfacing 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

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Noah Hendricks (253) 320-4087

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671 Alpine Lane, Ketchum

71 Adams Gulch

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.

$19,750,000

161 Stonegate Circle, Ketchum

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

$16,900,000

111 Camas Loop,

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.

$14,500,000

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

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

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.

107 Skyline Spur, Sun Valley

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

Loop, Sun Valley

169 Stonegate Circle N. Ketchum

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.

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

801 N Main St., Hailey

Drive, Ketchum

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

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

17 Cli View

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.

$6,575,000

120 Galena Court, Ketchum

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

221 N Washington Ave., 5, Ketchum

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

111 E 6th, 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.

$2,995,000

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.

$3,995,000

661 Cd Olena Drive, Hailey

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.

$795,000

120 Blue Grouse Ln. Ketchum, ID 83340

Fall in love with this inviting home minutes from town, bikepaths, and the mountain.Sunlight lls the livingroom and frames sweeping views of Baldy, while a luxurious of ce/den with a replace creates a cozy spot for quiet evenings. The serene primary suite offers a private retreat, and generous spacing between neighbors ensures privacy. A detached sports-car garage and abundant storage complete this irresistible package. 4 bed, 3.5 bath, 4,030 sqft., 808 sqft. garage.

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$5,500,000 MLS#26-334030

208 Georginia B Ketchum, ID 83340

Enjoy creekside sounds and Baldy views from this charming 4-bed townhome in Warm Springs. A massive snow-melt paver deck is ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The bright, updated kitchen opens to the living area, and the spacious garage/shop stores all your gear. Highlights include a hot tub and steam shower. Plenty of room to host, unwind, and create lasting memories in this mountain retreat. 4 bed, 3 bath, 2,663 sqft., 586 sqft garage. Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$2,275,000 MLS#25-333217

3050 Berrycreek Dr Hailey, ID 83333

Clean & elegant! This home offers a remodel that will calm your senses from the smooth-coat nishes on the walls, attention to detail in each room to the low maintenance zero-scape front yard. 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! 3 bed, 2 bath, 1,488 sqft., 550sqft. garage. Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$745,000 MLS #26-334013

102 Larkspur Rd. Blaine County, ID 83333

102 Larkspur’s craftsmanship and soul shine through. Rich hardwood and stone nishes 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 exible needs.

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$3,149,000

MLS#25-333912

2621 Winterhaven Dr Hailey, ID 83333

If you have an active lifestyle or desire a low- maintenance, newer 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 oors throughout making for a fresh, crisp feel for ease of living & enjoyment. Spacious bedrooms, heated garage, & A/C are bonuses! 3 bed, 2 bath, 1495sqft., 399sqft. garage.

Call Sonja | 208.720.7125

$785,000

MSL#:26-334124

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1 Monarch Lane — White Clouds, Sun Valley

Stunning single-level Mountain Modern home with exceptional privacy and Trail Creek mountain views. is 3BR/3.5BA residence designed by Hollis/Rumpeltes Architects, features vaulted ceilings, two dedicated o ces, one of which can easily be converted to a fourth Ensuite bedroom. Seamless indoor-outdoor living with oversized telescoping doors opening to extended paver patios. High-end nishes throughout, including so t lightning, electronic shades and distinctive Ocean Peral Sawn agstone siding. Oversized 2-car garage provides ample storage. is property is a must-see to fully appreciate its quality and setting.

$13,500,000 MLS #25-333930

“Bowls of food are brought out as answers, but still no one

the soul

Rumi

Sun CulinaryValleyInstitute

Sun Valley Culinary Institute’s (SVCI) new class, led by SVCI Education Director Jorge de la Torre, once again has a full cohort of ten students.

“Our 2025-26 class is a remarkable variety of true culinary enthusiasts,” says Chef de la Torre. “We are off to a great start, and I am excited for what’s to come.” As new culinary students learn, SVCI continues to host exceptional dinners, cooking classes, and community events curated by Culinary Director Chef Paul Brown, fostering greater community involvement and interest. “We continue to expand our cuisine choices and classroom opportunities, and the Wood River Valley community feels more engaged with culinary learning than ever,” says Chef Brown.

Save the date for The Welcome Party on June 22, 2026. Start your summer with sumptuous cuisine prepared by world-renowned chefs and enticing live and silent auctions under the stars. The Welcome Party supports the Sun Valley Culinary Institute Scholarship Fund, which helps cover students’ educational costs. Visit sunvallyculinary.org for upcoming events.

Open daily | 7am-8pm

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 bespoke 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!

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.

An award-winning wine list complements the wonderful food, and winter nights around the large central fireplace 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

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.

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

Skied Baldy bell to bell? Logged quiet miles on the Nordic trails? Limelight Lounge in Ketchum is where the adventures wind down and the stories are swapped.

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, bison Bolognese, maple-mustard glazed king salmon, and wild mushroom thyme gnocchi. Craving something classic? Hand-tossed woodfired 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 in The Lounge 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.

The Kneadery

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

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.

Open daily Bar | 4:30pm Dining Room | 5:15pm

960 N Main Street | Ketchum 208.726.8004 grillatknobhill.com

Offering curbside takeout on the full menu. Call to place an order or visit the website to order online.

The Ketchum Grill has been serving American comfort food and pasta for over 34 years. Come enjoy our classic and cozy atmosphere and indulge in some of our nightly soups and specials.

Ketchum Grill proudly welcomes Brittany Pracna as executive chef. 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

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.