Paul Tillotson presents Blues & Soul featuring Blues-Master Bill Sims Jr. and hot Jazz guitarist Adam Levy in the Sun Valley Boiler Room, Friday & Saturday, February 19 & 20 at 9pm after the comedy series.
Rounding out the band will be Paul Tillotson on Organ, Andy Hess on Bass and Tony Mason on Drums. This band is not to be missed!
Cover is $10 at the door. Comedy patrons stay for free and the first 10 people at the door get in free!
Blues Master Bill Sims Jr.
Laissez les bon temps rouler! Baldy-Gras at River Run and Warm Springs Lodge Saturday, Feb. 13 through Fat Tuesday! Catfish Po-Boys, Jambalaya, Shrimp Gumbo, Hurricanes, Bourbon Street Lemonade and more! Grab your Mardi Gras beads and let the good times roll at Bald Mountain, Sun Valley Resort.
Week Three of Sun Valley’s Alpine Town Series took place yesterday on a sunny course on Lower Cozy. The course was fast and turny, shaking up the team standings. Last week’s first place six-way tie was broken as Team Ski Tek Trainwrecks took the lead while favorite, Team SVSEF fell to 24th place and last year’s winners, Tekasoreass’s dropped to eighth.
There was also a new first place skier in the individual standings. Tekasoreass’s Carlo Rixon took the top spot, beating second place Nate Schwing by six tenths of a second and last week’s winner, Robin Sarchett by the same. Powerhouse and last week’s top female, Erika Hogan, had the undisputed best crash of the day, luckily walking away unscathed from a yard sale on her first run. This week’s fastest female was Sarah Mazzola with Tine Cordeau finishing just behind her.
The fifth place male and female were Matt Murphy and Kirsten Hagfors, sharing the honorary fifth of tequila. The rabbits (halfway finishers) were local celebrity Lenny Joseph and Mitra Marie. The Cellar Pub hosted a great after-party that included build-your-own pulled pork sliders and instant replays of Erika’s crash. There are no races next week but check back in two weeks for more results of World Cup Wednesday.
The Sun Valley Center for the Arts Presents:
Sir Salman Rushdie
as part of the multidisciplinary project “Outside In: Indian Art Abroad”
Thursday, February 11, 2010 at 7pm
Limelight Room, Sun Valley Resort
$30 / $40 nonmembers
Raised in India and Pakistan and educated in England, Sir Salman Rushdie is one of the most celebrated and controversial authors and critics of our time. His novel The Satanic Verses provoked a fatwa (religious edict) by Ayatollah Khomeini calling for his death, as a result of which he spent nearly a decade “underground,” seldom appearing in public. A leading proponent for free speech, Rushdie was knighted by the British government in 2007.
Tickets are ONLY available through the Sun Valley Center for the Arts.
Lecture Sponsors:
Martine and Dan Drackett, Wodecroft
Foundation & Judith and Richard Smooke
The Fabulous Vuarnettes in the Boiler Room
Every Thursday night at the Boiler Room.
Doors open at 5pm. Show starts at 6pm.
$10 cover charge at the door.
