PROGRAMS
Community Resources
Strengthening community resilience by expanding access to shared resources, collaborative partnerships, and opportunities for stewardship and connection.
Those seeds of reimagination have to be planted now.
“You know Salmon. It’s a small community, it’s very isolated, and we want to support our local economy. The power of a local food system is just that - it supports a local economy.”
Jessica McAleese at Swift River Farms
Community Commercial Kitchen
The Community Commercial Kitchen provides affordable access to licensed kitchen space, equipment, and resources for food producers, entrepreneurs, educators, and small businesses. By lowering barriers to food production and value-added enterprises, the kitchen supports business growth, strengthens the local food economy, and creates opportunities for collaboration, education, and innovation.
Interested in using the Community Commercial Kitchen? Reach out through our contact form to learn more about availability and reserving the space.
Lemhi County Farmers Market
The Lemhi County Farmers Market strengthens the local food economy by connecting farmers, ranchers, food producers, artisans, and small businesses with the community. The market provides a welcoming space where locally grown, raised, and handcrafted products are celebrated, creating opportunities for vendors to build relationships with customers while increasing access to local food and supporting a vibrant, resilient regional economy.
Salmon-Challis Trails Group
The Salmon-Challis Trails Group brings together local trail users, community organizations, land management agencies, and local governments to collaborate on trail stewardship, planning, and improvement efforts. Through shared knowledge, resources, and partnerships, the group supports a connected and sustainable trail network that reflects community needs and strengthens access to the landscapes we value.
Creative Confluence Tool Library
The Creative Confluence Tool Library expands access to specialized tools and equipment that help individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and community groups complete projects and pursue new opportunities. By reducing the cost of ownership and encouraging the shared use of resources, the Tool Library empowers people to build, repair, create, and innovate while strengthening community resilience, fostering collaboration, and making practical resources more accessible throughout the Salmon River region.
