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Wagon Days spans four days of Old West entertainment with street theater, dances, live music, food, antique shows, arts and craft fairs, and the highlight: the Big Hitch parade, the longest non-motorized parade in the Northwest. With more than a hundred museum-quality buggies, carriages, tacks, carts, buckboards, and wagons of every variety in existence today. Featuring giant ore wagons pulled by a sixteen-draft mule team.
One of the only privately owned and operated libraries in the country. Free Internet.
Saturday nights during the summer. Tickets can include a buffet dinner or just the show.
1941 film
The film is shown several times a day at the Sun Valley Opera House. Scenes were shot at Sun Valley in March 1941.
dedicated in 1966
The last remaining examples of the unique, massive ore wagons from the town's mining days. To see the wagons up close, get a key from city hall across the street.
Ketchum Ski & Heritage Museum
Located in historic 1933 buildings, the museum showcases exhibits that detail the region’s cultural heritage: from the first inhabitants, to miners and ranchers, to destination skiers, to artists and athletes.