Soulshine is a\nfirst of its kind tour bringing together live music\, fans\, DJs and yoga\ninto one ridiculously awesome jam. The tour will begin with a very special\nmas s acoustic music and yoga practice\, featuring Michael Franti and friends\ nplaying live and a class led by Allie Purdy.
This energetic and\ns oulful flow class will be for yogis of all experience levels\, ages\, shap es\nand sizes. If it's your first time on the mat this will be the perfect \nopportunity to try something new. If you're an experienced yogi this cla ss\nwill take you to new heights of yoga fun. If you just want to hang out and\nenjoy some great music you're welcome to do that too!
The yog a event\nwill last a roughly 90 minutes. There will be a 60 minute traditi onal yoga\nclass taught by Allie Purdy with Michael Franti performing a co uple\nacoustic songs on either end of the class and physically participati ng with\nfans.
Doors will open at 10:30am for this event.
Pl ease\, no\npets or alcohol. Do bring a yoga mat and water.
This eve nt will be\nheld rain or shine and tickets are non-refundable. The yoga wo rkshop will\nhappen on the beautiful\, expansive lawn at Trail Creek Picni c grounds.
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Souls hine is a\nfirst of its kind tour bringing together live music\, fans\, DJ s and yoga\ninto one ridiculously awesome jam. The tour will begin with a very special\nmass acoustic music and yoga practice\, featuring Michael Fr anti and friends\nplaying live and a class led by Allie Purdy.
This energetic and\nsoulful flow class will be for yogis of all experience lev els\, ages\, shapes\nand sizes. If it's your first time on the mat this wi ll be the perfect\nopportunity to try something new. If you're an experien ced yogi this class\nwill take you to new heights of yoga fun. If you just want to hang out and\nenjoy some great music you're welcome to do that to o!
The yoga event\nwill last a roughly 90 minutes. There will be a 60 minute traditional yoga\nclass taught by Allie Purdy with Michael Frant i performing a couple\nacoustic songs on either end of the class and physi cally participating with\nfans.
Doors will open at 10:30am for this event.
Please\, no\npets or alcohol. Do bring a yoga mat and water .
This event will be\nheld rain or shine and tickets are non-refund able. The yoga workshop will\nhappen on the beautiful\, expansive lawn at Trail Creek Picnic grounds.
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This summer\,\nMichael Franti &\; Spearhead will launch the first-ever music &\; yoga\ntou r\, \"Soulshine\,\" that will bridge daytime and nighttime experiences\nin cluding music\, yoga\, sustainable lifestyle and DJs\, guaranteeing a\nful l-blown dance party! The day begins at 11am with a yoga workshop and\nlive acoustic performances\, then Soulshine will continue at 6pm at River\nRun Lodge with an amazing concert featuring Michael Franti &\; Spearhead\, \nSOJA\, Brett Dennen\, Trevor Hall and two amazing DJ’s for an unforget table\nnight.
For more information on The Soulshine Tour Yoga Exper ience\,\nplease visit: soulshine.com.
The\nyoga experience is a separate ticketed event held at Trail Cr eek Picnic\nGrounds and costs $20\, or $10 if purchased at the same time a s the\nSoulshine concert ticket.
A change this year\n… picnics will be allowed at River Run\, but due\nto liability concerns\, Sun Valley Company will no longer allow outside\nalc ohol at concerts. Bring i.d. if you’d like to purchase alcohol on\nsite. Bags and i.d.s will be checked by Sun Valley Security.
This summer\,\nMichael Franti &\; Spearhead will launch the first-ever music &\; yoga\ntour\, \"Soulshine\,\" that will bridge daytime and nighttim e experiences\nincluding music\, yoga\, sustainable lifestyle and DJs\, gu aranteeing a\nfull-blown dance party! The day begins at 11am with a yoga w orkshop and\nlive acoustic performances\, then Soulshine will continue at 6pm at River\nRun Lodge with an amazing concert featuring Michael Franti & amp\; Spearhead\,\nSOJA\, Brett Dennen\, Trevor Hall and two amazing DJ’ s for an unforgettable\nnight.
For more information on The Soulshin e Tour Yoga Experience\,\nplease visit: s oulshine.com.
The\nyoga experience is a separate ticketed event held at Trail Creek Picnic\nGrounds and costs $20\, or $10 if purchased a t the same time as the\nSoulshine concert ticket.
A change this year\n… picnics will be allowed at River Run\, but due\nto liability concerns\, Sun Valley Company will no longer a llow outside\nalcohol at concerts. Bring i.d. if you’d like to purchase alcohol on\nsite. Bags and i.d.s will be checked by Sun Valley Security.
This class will\nintro duce you to the many types of voiceover opportunities available\, get\nyou comfortable behind a microphone\, and help you put together a demo in a\n diverse range of voiceover styles\, from announcers to characters.
\nIrene Ziegler has been in the voiceover business for thirty years\, and\n was most recently seen as the Broadcast Woman in the fourth season finale\ nof THE WALKING DEAD. She has voiced everything from a talking Mercedes Be nz\nto your cell phone’s GPS. For most people\, being in a small padded room\nwould not be a good thing. But to voiceover artists\, such a room is the\nbest place on earth.
Voiceovers (or voice acting) refers to t he\nvoices you hear on radio and television commercials\, cartoons\, video games\,\non-hold messages\, and documentary narrations\, to name a few. Th is growing\nneed for voiceover work\, along with the opportunities to work from your own\npadded room\, make this profession a great and burgeoning business for voice\nactors. The keys to getting started as a voiceover act or are first to find\nconnections and second\, put together a demo. Even i f you have no desire to\nmake a living at it\, voiceovers are a fun way to explore and expand your\nvocal acting range.
Irene Ziegler lives i n Richmond\, VA and is\nactive in regional theatre. She has appeared in ma ny notable films\,\nincluding Safe Haven\, Premonition\, Nights in Rodanth e\, and The Contender.\nThis season\, she has recurring roles in two TV se ries\, The Red Road\, and\nThe Walking Dead. Irene is also the voice you l ove to hate on your cell\nphone’s GPS\, and has voiced many commercials. She is the author of Rules\nof the Lake\, Ashes to Water\, and co-edited with John Capecci\, six\ncollections of monologues for actors. She is also an internationally\nproduced playwright\, and the proud recipient of the Mary Roberts Rinehart\nAward (Drama)\, and the Theresa Pollak prize for Ex cellence in the Arts.\nIrene teaches acting at the University of Richmond\ , and is at work on a new\nplay.
This class takes place July 7-9\, from 1-3pm.
This class will\nintroduce you to the many types of voiceover opportunities ava ilable\, get\nyou comfortable behind a microphone\, and help you put toget her a demo in a\ndiverse range of voiceover styles\, from announcers to ch aracters.
\nIrene Ziegler has been in the voiceover business for thi rty years\, and\nwas most recently seen as the Broadcast Woman in the four th season finale\nof THE WALKING DEAD. She has voiced everything from a ta lking Mercedes Benz\nto your cell phone’s GPS. For most people\, being i n a small padded room\nwould not be a good thing. But to voiceover artists \, such a room is the\nbest place on earth.
Voiceovers (or voice ac ting) refers to the\nvoices you hear on radio and television commercials\, cartoons\, videogames\,\non-hold messages\, and documentary narrations\, to name a few. This growing\nneed for voiceover work\, along with the oppo rtunities to work from your own\npadded room\, make this profession a grea t and burgeoning business for voice\nactors. The keys to getting started a s a voiceover actor are first to find\nconnections and second\, put togeth er a demo. Even if you have no desire to\nmake a living at it\, voiceovers are a fun way to explore and expand your\nvocal acting range.
Iren e Ziegler lives in Richmond\, VA and is\nactive in regional theatre. She h as appeared in many notable films\,\nincluding Safe Haven\, Premonition\, Nights in Rodanthe\, and The Contender.\nThis season\, she has recurring r oles in two TV series\, The Red Road\, and\nThe Walking Dead. Irene is als o the voice you love to hate on your cell\nphone’s GPS\, and has voiced many commercials. She is the author of Rules\nof the Lake\, Ashes to Water \, and co-edited with John Capecci\, six\ncollections of monologues for ac tors. She is also an internationally\nproduced playwright\, and the proud recipient of the Mary Roberts Rinehart\nAward (Drama)\, and the Theresa Po llak prize for Excellence in the Arts.\nIrene teaches acting at the Univer sity of Richmond\, and is at work on a new\nplay.
This class takes place July 7-9\, from 1-3pm.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. An exhibition exploring the metaphysical and spiritual use \nof light in paintings made in the American West. It features three bodie s\nof work: paintings from the 1930s to the 1950s by artists affiliated wi th\nNew Mexico’s Transcendental Painting Group\, work from the 1940s and 1950s\nby the artists of Northern California’s Dynaton movement\, and F rederick\nS. Wight’s shimmering Southern California landscape paintings\ , made in\nthe 1970s and 1980s. Exhibition on view June 6–Aug 16.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. An exhibition exploring the metaphysica l and spiritual use\nof light in paintings made in the American West. It f eatures three bodies\nof work: paintings from the 1930s to the 1950s by ar tists affiliated with\nNew Mexico’s Transcendental Painting Group\, work from the 1940s and 1950s\nby the artists of Northern California’s Dynat on movement\, and Frederick\nS. Wight’s shimmering Southern California l andscape paintings\, made in\nthe 1970s and 1980s. Exhibition on view June 6–Aug 16.
Start your\nGallery Wa lk at the Center! Each year Sun Valley Gallery Association hosts\nnine gal lery walks (exhibition openings for all SVGA galleries)\, which are\neager ly anticipated and free to the public. Locals and visitors alike take\nin thought-provoking exhibitions of newly installed art\, enjoy wine\, mingle \nwith friends\, and often meet the artists.
Start your\nGallery Walk at the Center! Each year Sun Valley Gallery Associatio n hosts\nnine gallery walks (exhibition openings for all SVGA galleries)\, which are\neagerly anticipated and free to the public. Locals and visitor s alike take\nin thought-provoking exhibitions of newly installed art\, en joy wine\, mingle\nwith friends\, and often meet the artists.
This 2 day\nJUMP-IN! i s a Summer Improvisation Smorgasbord. We've got games\, stories\,\nscene s\, characters\, freezes\, emotions\, everything from a to z\, including\n the game A to Z! Guaranteed to laugh while you Learn.
Andrew\nAlbur ger has worked as both an actor and teacher with Company of Fools\nsince 2 001. He has performed and taught improv for over 27 years\, starting\nin N ew York City and continuing here with Company of Fools. He has taught\nact ing and improv to all age groups\, including the Academy program at Wood\n River High School and with St. Thomas Playhouse’s Company B.
This \nclass takes place July 14-15\, from 1-3pm.
This 2 day\nJUMP-IN! is a Summer Improvisation Smorgasbord. We've got games\, stories\,\nscenes\, characters\, freezes\, emotions\, everything from a t o z\, including\nthe game A to Z! Guaranteed to laugh while you Learn.
Andrew\nAlburger has worked as both an actor and teacher with Company of Fools\nsince 2001. He has performed and taught improv for over 27 years \, starting\nin New York City and continuing here with Company of Fools. H e has taught\nacting and improv to all age groups\, including the Academy program at Wood\nRiver High School and with St. Thomas Playhouse’s Compa ny B.
This\nclass takes place July 14-15\, from 1-3pm.
This two day\nclass is designed for those who would like to learn calligraphy but don’t\nknow where to begin. With step-by-step procedures and simple exercises\,\nWendy will introduce you to the many ways letters are made beautiful.
\nW endy Watson-Diedrick has been a freelance calligrapher\, designer and\nill ustrator for many years. She began her study of calligraphy over 30\nyears ago\, and has taught several classes along the way ~ including\nworkshops at Sun Valley Center during the 90’s when she resided in\nKetchum. Wend y’s work currently includes painting calligraphy and murals\non walls at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego\, CA\, where she\ncurrently resid es. She is an active member of San Diego Fellow\nCalligraphers\, as well a s Society for Calligraphy in Los Angeles\, and Bow\nValley Calligraphy Gui ld in Calgary\, AB\, Canada.
This class takes\nplace July 22 &\; 24\, from 5:30-8:30pm.
This two day\nclass is designed for those who would like to learn calligraphy b ut don’t\nknow where to begin. With step-by-step procedures and simple e xercises\,\nWendy will introduce you to the many ways letters are made bea utiful.
\nWendy Watson-Diedrick has been a freelance calligrapher\, designer and\nillustrator for many years. She began her study of calligrap hy over 30\nyears ago\, and has taught several classes along the way ~ inc luding\nworkshops at Sun Valley Center during the 90’s when she resided in\nKetchum. Wendy’s work currently includes painting calligraphy and mu rals\non walls at Rady Children’s Hospital in San Diego\, CA\, where she \ncurrently resides. She is an active member of San Diego Fellow\nCalligra phers\, as well as Society for Calligraphy in Los Angeles\, and Bow\nValle y Calligraphy Guild in Calgary\, AB\, Canada.
This class takes\npla ce July 22 &\; 24\, from 5:30-8:30pm.
Named one of the\n\"10 0 Greatest Living Songwriters\" by Paste Magazine\, Josh Ritter\n is certainly that. Sold out tours\, amazing reviews\, stellar albums and\n multiple radio hits have become the standard for this immensely talented\n artist and captivating performer.
Ritter’s last album\, The Beast \nIn Its Tracks\, hit #22 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on the Top Rock Albu ms\nchart in 2013. In addition to this commercial success\, the album cont inues\nto receive widespread critical praise—NPR Music calls it\, “… gorgeous\nand glorious\,” while Pitchfork asserts\, “Beast is \ncontemplative and forgiving\, a means of burying one relationship to com mit\nto another\, and Ritter nicely evokes the excitement and resignation of such\na transition.”
Opening Act: Andrew Shep pard
\nA change this year … picn ics will be\nallowed at River Run\, but due to liability concerns\, Sun Va lley Company\nwill no longer allow outside alcohol at concerts. Bring i.d. if you’d\nlike to purchase alcohol on site. Bags and i.d.s will be chec ked by Sun\nValley Security.
Named one of the\n\"100 Greatest Living Songwriters\" by Paste Magazine\, Josh Ritter\nis certainly that. Sold out tours\, amazing reviews\, ste llar albums and\nmultiple radio hits have become the standard for this imm ensely talented\nartist and captivating performer.
Ritter’s last album\, The Beast\nIn Its Tracks\, hit #22 on the Billboard 200 and #8 on the Top Rock Albums\nchart in 2013. In addition to this commercial success \, the album continues\nto receive widespread critical praise—NPR Music calls it\, “…gorgeous\nand glorious\,” while Pitchfork asse rts\, “Beast is\ncontemplative and forgiving\, a means of burying one re lationship to commit\nto another\, and Ritter nicely evokes the excitement and resignation of such\na transition.”
Opening Act: Andrew Sheppard
\nA change this year … picnics will be\nallowed at River Run\, but due to liability concerns\, Sun Valley Company\nwill no longer allow outside alcohol at con certs. Bring i.d. if you’d\nlike to purchase alcohol on site. Bags and i .d.s will be checked by Sun\nValley Security.