Engel & Volkers July 2022 Newsletter

Ketchum Arts Festival

FRI, JUL 8TH - 10th

Take a breather from your busy summer schedule and spend some time sampling great food and beer, and perusing the creative output of more than 100 Idaho artists. The kiddos will enjoy free activities in a special area while the folks can shop. Even Fido can visit with her friends (from the safety of a leash).

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Sun Valley on Ice

SAT, JUL 16TH, 7:00PM

Nathan Chen, 2022 Olympic Gold Medalist, joins the cast of Sun Valley on Ice. Buffet doors from 7pm. Grandstand gates open 8:30pm.

This summer the Buffet Dinner and Show return on the Terrace! Select the table size that best meets your party size. Tables are sold in their entirety; you’ll have the table privately for your party. Buffet doors open from 7pm.

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Sun Valley Wine Auction

WED, JUL 20TH - FRI, JUL 22ND

Wednesday July 20, 2022
Online Auction

10am Registration and Lot Viewing at SVMoA
6pm Vintner Dinners at Various Locations

Thursday July 21, 2022

Online Auction

10am Registration and Lot Viewing at SVMoA
1pm Winemaker Symposium
5pm Live Auction & Concert

Friday July 22, 2022

10am Auction Lot Purchase Pickup at SVMoA
11am Winners Brunch
3pm River Ranch Wine Walk

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Tour De Force

THU, JUL 21ST - SAT, JUL 23RD

We are thrilled to announce that McLaren Automotive, British luxury supercar and hypercar maker, has announced its participation in the 5th annual Sun Valley Tour de Force and will showcase its newest model, the McLaren Artura, at the event this summer.

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Ketchum housing workshop sparks promising conversations

Idaho Mountain Express

The city of Ketchum hosted a Housing Workshop at the Limelight Hotel Tuesday, giving approximately 40 attendees a chance to brainstorm ideas in the presence of city officials.

Citing river protection, Bellevue P&Z denies Riverside variance

Idaho Mountain Express

For many years, advocates have said that the Big Wood River has been impacted by shore-side development. Lately, though, the river has been taking back some real estate at the expense of property owners.

Ketchum gives go-ahead to Bariteau hotel project

Idaho Mountain Express

After 14 years of ups and downs, a stalled 79-unit hotel project at the southern entrance to Ketchum planned by developer Jack Bariteau was given new life Thursday by city leaders. At the close of a lengthy special City Council meeting, Mayor Neil Bradshaw voted “aye” to break a 2-2 tie vote by council members and move forward with the construction of a new, luxury, culinary-focused hotel on the southeast corner of River and Main streets.