Great selection and knowledgable staff! A lot of very contemporary art that I did not expect to see…read morethere.

It's true - working without any preconceptions of print making has not hampered me in my success…read morewith producing some nice pieces at Aurobora workshops. The staff assisting with the print making process are extremely knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. The workshop is chock full of all the supplies you need - just bring your creativity and willingness to dive into print making to the party. I highly recommend a weekend workshop to start - then move up to a Master Class (series of 5 weekend workshops). The Master Class gives you the time and space repetition to really go deep with your work. There is also a showroom with many beautiful monotype pieces displayed for sale. Michael Liener, the owner of the Aurobora Press and Gallery is wonderful to work with.

An absolutely amazing library that blends in with the architecture & surroundings. Lots of free…read moreparking, comfortable seating and a wealth of information. The librarians were so personable & helpful, they helped us put together our stay.

Wow. First, we love…read morevisiting libraries, especially in rich ski towns. They are free, warm, quiet, and have books, puzzles, games, free bathrooms, and sometimes programs and storytimes. We've been to many around the country during snow storms or just to visit. Today was a beautiful day and my kids and I walked from the ski village to the downtown Ketchum area, had pizza, did some shopping, and walked over here. They have this great room for kids to chill and read and we were the only ones in there. What a lovely place filled with free books you can read!

wow! stumbled in from the snow for Thursday gallery talk. learned so much about synasesthi. the…read moreworks are evocative, dynamic and challengin. run don't walk and get here

This 5 acre public botanical gardens was founded in 1994. Here native & cultivated plants that…read moreflourish at high altitudes are showcased. Unfortunately, it never connected us to the region's unique beauty & fosters environmental stewardship through education, events, displays, and plant collections. This is a popular space for weddings & events. But, there wafe a turn at the sign & went into a redid area with gated homes.

What a fantastic hidden gem and truly worth a stop. It is such a fun place to spend an hour or two…read moreexploring plants, sculptures, and beautifully kept grounds. We had the pleasure of chatting with Nancy who could not have been kinder and happily answered all of our questions. My friend used a plant identification app which added an extra layer of fun to the visit. This is a spot I would highly recommend to anyone in the area.

Commenting on the truth of the previous review which states: "but when the owner breathing down my…read moreneck about how much paint I use and my "clean up" skills, the experience was mediocre. The paint selection and availability was also a let down. Lots of pressure and stress radiating from the owner." My family has visited there several times over the years when our daughter was young. It's generally OK if you want to put-up with a surly owner. I would not go there unless you have young kids that want to do some crafts and you can shield them from the owner,

My family and I have been coming to local color for the last 15+ years and love it! Perfect way to…read morespend an afternoon and there is a wide variety of things you can paint. Lyn is always helpful and very easy going!

Sarah Hendricks, the owner, is a treasure. She is so knowledgeable, always friendly, and incredibly…read morehelpful. Iconoclast has moved several times and shrunk due to the economy but I pray Sarah and Iconoclast remain for many more years. Support your local bookstore! Any book you need or want, she can get it for you! Also, disappointing that reviews from another era and different location that have nothing to do with the bookstore itself still show up here and reduce the rating. Iconoclast is 5 stars and has always been 5 stars!!

Best bookshop in the world. I work in publishing and live in New York but have never met anyone…read moremore passionate about books than Sarah. She'll take the time to get to you know, learn what you've been reading, tell you what she's loved. I trust her to tell me when a book is overhyped and when a great book's been flying under the radar. Even in Brooklyn, I order all my books from their Bookshop and Libro.fm sites because I love supporting the store. It's often a one-woman show, with Sarah working seven days a week and putting a sign up when she needs to take the kids to soccer practice, etc. What's more independent than that? The world needs more bookstores like Iconoclast!

One of our go to shops when visiting Sun Valley. Wonderful and varied items at fair prices. I…read morepurchased a little roller perfume while there for $14 (among other things) and later found it in another shop for $22. Shop owner is so friend dly & helpful. We love coming here each year & will return again next winter to see what is new. My husband loves the candles, some of which are made in house. I love the jewelry but wish some of the necklaces came in larger sizes for my neck. Gorgeous paddles too, if only we had a use for those.

There are a lot of cookie-cutter stores in Ketchum & Sun Valley - places where you can get the same…read moreT-shirt, same hat, or same style clothing as up the street, or a variation of what you can get in any mountain/resort town. Huck and Paddle completely breaks the mold. The whole shop is curated (and I use that word intentionally) from a very unique perspective. It is filled with interesting objects, large and small. Inevitably, one of these objects will strike your fancy and demand to be taken with you when you leave town. The owner is delightful, and is committed to her aesthetic. We got to discussing some items I thought would make sense in her store, and she immediately got online to see what I was talking about. Oh, and she has something for everyone. Me, Mama Q and Not-So-Little Q all found things we wanted to bring back to SF. I hope Huck and Paddle survives, I'd like to visit her shop again next year!