Raiza Giorgi is an Arts and Events Writer for Express Publishing Inc., focusing on local events and happenings in the Sun Valley area of Idaho. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant arts and cultural scene in the community, Raiza covers a variety of topics including art exhibitions, live performances, outdoor adventures, and community events.
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Raiza Giorgi's articles predominantly cover local events, seasonal activities, and press releases in the Idaho area. She focuses on entertainment news, design, house & home topics related to art, events, winter activities, music and film.
Given her coverage of local events and arts-related themes in the Sun Valley region of Idaho primarily focused on a specific community’s cultural scene including art exhibitions and live performances – consider approaching her with pitches that highlight unique stories about artists or performers from the area or those participating in locally significant events. Sharing insights into upcoming artistic endeavors or exclusive interviews with individuals involved would likely be well received by Raiza.
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What tastier way to show off what the Sun Valley Culinary Institute students have been learning than by a pop-up luncheon.
By: Raiza Giorgi
Dr. Frank Batcha's father went ashore on Omaha Beach in Normandy when the Allies invaded German-occupied France on June 6, 1944. Batcha's father was wounded and shipped home.
By: Raiza Giorgi
Sara Burns loves attending live music events, and when she went to watch a concert at the newly reopened Liberty Theater earlier this spring, she had a moment of inspiration.
The Idaho Division of Motor Vehicles is now offering registration renewals by phone. Customers can also renew an existing vehicle registration online, in person or by video appointment.
People can celebrate Native American Heritage Month at a free screening of an award-winning film written, directed and produced by Native Americans and filmed in part on the Coeur d’Alene
Charlie Worsham said he never had a moment when he pictured his future differently, as he knew he was put on this earth to play music. So it’s no surprise
Paul and Tana Dean first got interested in amateur radio, also known as “ham” radio, during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Bellevue residents said they were concerned about safety and being
The 5B Battle of the Bands went even better than organizer Sara Burns had hoped for.
Like many others who came to Sun Valley for a vacation, Evette Davis fell in love with the area and decided to make it her second home. The part-time resident
By: Raiza Giorgi
Since announcing the move of its Winter Screening Series to the end of the year instead of the beginning, the Sun Valley Film Festival is gearing up for the event with two powerhouse women being recognized.
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