Arts Council Debuts The Whistle Pig Vol. 17
Friday, October 10
7 pm
Mountain Home Public Library (790 N 10th E)
The Mountain Home Arts Council will debut the seventeenth volume of Idaho’s literary journal The Whistle Pig on Friday, Oct. 10, during the Fall Coffee House at the Mountain Home Public Library. This year’s volume features writing and visual art on the theme of The Power of Place. The program will be highlighted by author readings and visual art displays, and refreshments will be served. Doors open at 6:30 pm and the program will begin at 7 pm. The Whistle Pig ($20) showcases select local writers and artists and is published annually by the Literary Arts Committee of the Mountain Home Arts Council.
Christine L. Riker ǀ Ken Waldman ǀ Ann Wuehler ǀ Grove Koger ǀ Kim Monnier ǀ Truman E. Parker ǀ Helen Setuk ǀ Maya Carrico ǀ Margaret Koger ǀ Krystalynn Anne Raab ǀ Helen White-Stolz ǀ Lyndsey Matthews ǀ Janis Woodruff H ǀ Riley McCloud ǀ Stephen Davis ǀ Nicholas Trouten ǀ Chris DeVore ǀ Ted Hoffman ǀ Timothy Payne ǀ Brynlee Davis ǀ Asher Merriweather ǀ Ada McFadden ǀ Josjua Morrissey ǀ Cyenna Marley ǀ Isabel M. Gray ǀ Addison Newman
FEATURED ARTISTS
Linette Nesbitt ǀ Patti Hamaishi ǀ Peggy Larsen ǀ Krystalynn Anne Raab ǀ Christine L. Riker ǀ Dara Corvus ǀ Nicholas Trouten ǀ Monroe Williams ǀ Gioia Pickering ǀ Josslyn Martin ǀ Leanne Chia ǀ Ava Villalobos
