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The Wood River Museum of History and Culture honors citizens incarcerated at Minidoka with a pop-up exhibit, “Only What We Could Carry,” through Saturday, February 24, 2024.

… a story of Idaho, as lived through its well-loved libraries … Like the Armed Services Editions, millions of which […]

Director of Philanthropy Carter Hedberg recommends Cocktails with George and Martha: Movies, Marriage, and the Making of Who’s Afraid of […]

Now including cashmere as well as gear and apparel, the Gold Mine Thrift and Consign stores have new inventory for the cool-to-cold seasons.

Liam Guthrie, Regional History Librarian It can be easy to imagine the past as a quieter, emptier place sometimes, and […]

Our book club fosters a sense of community connection. Book clubs give people a fun, social event to anticipate—one with built-in conversation prompts, where everyone comes together to share our love of reading.

This exhibit brings together select tokens from hundreds that were left at Ernest Hemingway’s grave in Ketchum over the course of one year.

By Collections Manager Aly Wepplo I love my library and I love books. Working in The Community Library, I get […]

Flyboys by James Bradley Hi my name is Parker and I’m a 7th grader and love reading non-fiction historical books. […]

The Adventures of Tintin: Tintin in Tibet by Hergé Hi my name is Parker and I’m a 7th grader and […]

The Adventures of Tintin: Flight 714 to Sydney by Hergé Hi my name is Parker and I’m a 7th grader […]

Children’s Librarian Judy Zimmer recommends When we Cease to Understand the World by Labatut Benjamin. I found this audio book […]