Learn about the range of options for on-demand television viewing, from Apple TV and Amazon Prime to Netflix and more. In addition, Mimi Avins will give a preview of The Americans, the award-winning TV show that will be the focus of the June TV BOOK GROUP at The Community Library.
Classes, Discussion Groups, and Workshops
The JCF Mythological RoundTable® Group of Ketchum, ID
The JCF Mythological RoundTable® Group of Ketchum, ID is comprised of people from a wide variety of backgrounds, drawn together by a deep interest in all things mythological. Specific topics may vary yet the gathering always includes at least an hour of open round-table discussion. The group is facilitated by Jan Peppler, a doctoral candidate in Mythological Studies. Everyone is welcome!
Topic: Archetypes and Mythology
What are archetypes and how do they show up in mythology and our personal lives? Diane Crist, M.A., a Jungian psychotherapist practicing in the Wood River Valley since 1988, will provide an overview of archetypes as they appear in fairy tales and myth. From there, we will discuss how these same archetypes show up in our lives.
Tech Class with Paul: Photo Management
You have photos. We all do. But how in the world do we organize them? Come to this class and we will explore tools to help you organize and share your photos.
Creative Writing Workshop with Tony Evans
The creative writing workshop with Tony Evans is open to all genres and levels, providing a supportive atmosphere where local writers can share their work. Writing topics and exercises will be provided at each class. Please bring samples of your works-in-progress. For more information call Tony at 720-4821.
English as a Second Language Class
Adults can study English as a Second Language in these free community classes, beginning Tuesday, January 9 at 6 pm, running each Tuesday through April 3. The classes are taught by Janet Ross-Heiner, M.A. and Karen Little, M.A.
Environmental Book Series with the ERC
Dates: January 19, February 16, March 15, April 19 and May 17
Time: 6:00 – 7:30pm
Where: The Community Library (415 Spruce Ave, Ketchum), Regional History Room
Join the ERC and The Community Library every third Tuesday of the month at 6pm for an Environmental Book Series. Each month, participants will read a classic or contemporary book on a selected environmental topic. Hadley DeBree of the ERC will then facilitate an interactive discussion of the book at The Community Library. In addition to these monthly discussions, supplemental programs such as lectures and film showings will be offered on the environmental topics explored throughout the book series. This series is free and open to the public and participants are welcome to drop in each month.
In April, Naomi Orkeskes and Erik M. Conway’s “Merchants of Doubt” will explore climate change and politics. In May, our final book Naomi Klein’s “This Changes Everything” will explore climate change and economics.
For more information on this series, visit www.ercsv.org or contact 208.726.4333 or hadley@ercsv.org
