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SUMMER/FALL 2018
Calendar of Events
www.jacksonholechamber.com
Updated May 2018
May
May 1st ~ Grand Teton National Park’s
Teton Park Road opens for the summer season.
Visit: www.nps.gov/grte
May 7th, 14th, 21st & 28th ~ Hootenany
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
May – November ~ Rendezvous Park
Where: R Park
When: Daylight to Darkness (Year Round)
More Info: R Park is a community hub that
fosters nature, wildlife, creativity, and recreation
for people of all ages and backgrounds free of
charge. Owned and stewarded by a non-profit.
Visit: www.rpark.org
Contact: Jr. Rodriguez at 307.733.4707
May 5th – September 29th ~ Wyoming
Stargazing
Where: R Park (Rendezvous Park)
When: TBD - Check calendar for evening times
More Info: Wyoming Stargazing is dedicated
to educating and inspiring through Wyoming’s
extraordinary skies. Please join Wyoming
Stargazing this spring and summer for free
public stargazing programs. Throughout the
night astronomy educators will tell you
everything you want to know about the objects
you are viewing. They can also answer all your
other questions about astronomy. There is no
need to reserve. Please dress warmly.
Visit: www.wyomingstargazing.org
Contact: 844.996.7827
May 11th ~ Yellowstone National Park south
entrance opens for the summer season. Roads
are scheduled to open to motorized vehicles on
the tentative dates below. Check the
Yellowstone National Park website for the most
current information at
www.nps.gov/yell/planyourvisit/parkroads.htm.
More 2018 Spring Road Openings:
• April 20: Mammoth to Old Faithful; Madison to
West Entrance; Norris to Canyon
• May 4: Canyon Junction to Lake; Lake to East
Entrance (Sylvan Pass)
• May 11: Lake to West Thumb, West Thumb to
Old Faithful (Craig Pass), and South Entrance to
West Thumb; Tower Junction to Tower Fall
• May 25: Tower Fall to Canyon Junction
(Dunraven Pass); Beartooth Highway
• NOTE: The road between the North and
Northeast entrances is open to motorized
vehicles year-round.
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May 11th ~ Snow King Mountain Chairlift
opens
Where: Snow King
When: 10:00am-2:00pm
More Info: The scenic chairlift is a leisurely
ride that brings you up 1,571 feet to the summit
of Snow King Mountain for the best views of
the Tetons, the Elk Refuge and the town of
Jackson.
Visit: www.snowkingmountain.com
Contact: 307.201.5667
May 12th ~ Jackson Hole Annual Community
Spring Clean-Up Day
Where: Phil Baux Park
When: 8:00am-12:00pm
More Info: A community tradition since 1969,
the Rotary Club of Jackson Hole coordinates
this event which is held the second Saturday of
May. A free barbecue lunch for volunteers with
vouchers will be held in coordination with Eco-
Fair.
Contact: April Norton at 307.690.7442
May 12th ~ Eco-Fair Sustainability Festival
Where: Snow King Ball Field
When: 12:00pm-5:00pm
More Info: Join Energy Conservation Works
for this 14-year tradition in the Tetons that
celebrates environmental stewardship and
features sustainability-oriented booths, live
music, local food, demonstrations, kids’
activities and raffle prizes. $5 suggested
donation. No dogs please.
Visit: [email protected]
Contact: Virginia Powell Symons at
307.413.0174
May 19th – October 7th ~ Jackson Hole
Mountain Resort Aerial Tram Opening Day
Where: Teton Village
When: 9:00am-5:00pm (6/17-10/4)
More Info: In 15 minutes, the Aerial Tram
glides 4,139 vertical feet from the base of Teton
Village to the top of Rendezvous Mountain. The
summit offers a staggering 360-degree view of
the Snake River Valley, Grand Teton National
Park and the Gros Ventre Range in the distance.
Visit: www.jacksonhole.com.
Contact: 307.739.2654
May 19th – May 28th ~ Mountain Man
Rendezvous and Traders Row
Where: Teton County Fairgrounds, Grassy
Area
When: 9:00am-5:00pm daily
More Info: Experience history with a modern
twist! Traders Row will feature refreshments
and hand-crafted goods along with interactive
competitions featuring Bow & Arrow, and the
Hawk & Knife Competition. The Mountain Man
Rendezvous traditionally begins ElkFest
weekend and continues through Old West Days.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com/events-
calendar/old-west-days
Contact: Dan Thyer at 406.682.5255
May 19th – 20th ~ ElkFest and Elk Antler
Auction
Where: Town Square
When: 7:00am
More Info: ElkFest, a weekend of activities
built around the world-famous Jackson Hole
Boy Scout Elk Antler Auction, is an exciting
time for celebrating nature, outdoor skills,
hunting and ecological education and
awareness.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Contact: 307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
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May 20th ~ 16th Annual Jackson Hole High
Noon Chili Cookoff
Where: Town Square
When: 12:00pm-3:00pm
More Info: Teams compete to deliver the best
tastes of chili in the West! Professional and
amateur teams will take pride in serving some of
the best chili to wind down the ElkFest
weekend. Rain or shine, Town Square is the
place to be! A refreshing selection of beer and
other beverages will also be available to cool
tasters’ palates.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Contact: Caitlin Colby at 307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
May 20th ~ Ultimate Towner
Where: Phil Baux Park
When: 11:00am-4:00pm
More Info: The Ultimate Towner is the
ultimate community obstacle course race in the
scenic town of Jackson! Fast or Fun, Old or
Young this all ages event is about the
celebration of challenges and overcoming them
together.
Visit: www.granddynamics.com
Call: Tim Walther at 307.690.4086
May 20th – 22nd ~ North American Nature
Photography Association Nature Celebration
Where: The Virginian
When: Visit website for schedule
More Info: NANPA is North America’s
premiere Nature Photography organization. The
NANPA Nature celebration is open to anyone
interested in nature photography. Our speakers
will be discussing the state and future of
photography as well as issues concerning the
greater Yellowstone ecosystem. There will be
sessions by bison and wolf researchers, keynote
speakers, Lightning Talks, panel discussions
and so much more.
Visit:www.nanpa.org
Contact: NANPA Office Phone: 618-547-7616
May 25th – 28th ~ 37th Old West Days
Where: Most Events Held on Town Square
When: Times Vary
More Info: Jackson Hole has long been referred
to as “The Last of the Old West” and with
Jackson Hole's rich history it’s no wonder Old
West Days is a favorite! Join visitors and locals
alike for a parade, live music, theatrical
entertainment, arts and crafts, delicious food,
rodeo events and more.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Contact: 307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
May 25th – October 4th ~ Snow King
Mountain Opens
Where: Snow King Mountain
When: 9:00am-6:00pm. June extended hours
More Info: Visit website for information on the
Cowboy Coaster, Treetop Adventure, Mini
Golf, Alpine Slide, Paragliding, hiking and
many more summer activities!
Visit: www.snowkingmountain.com
Contact: 307.201.5464
May 26th – September 8th ~ Jackson Hole
Rodeo
Where: Jackson Hole Rodeo Grounds
When: 8:00pm rain or shine
More Info: Jackson Hole Rodeos are
Wednesdays and Saturdays from Memorial Day
weekend through Labor Day excluding June
23rd and Fair week. Additional rodeos include
Friday, June 29th, and every Friday in July and
August ending with the YETI Finals August
31st and September 1st. September 5th and 8th
proceeds will benefit the Shriners.
Visit: www.jhrodeo.com
Contact: 307.733.7927
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May 26th – September 3rd ~ Town Square
Shootout:
Where: Town Square
When: 6:00pm-6:30pm (no Sundays)
More Info: Watch a lively reenactment of
frontier justice on the Jackson Town Square in
what is the longest, continuously running
shootout show in the country! The Shootout is
held every evening except Sunday from
Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day
weekend. Free to the public, no reservations
necessary.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
May 26th ~ Teton Raptor Center
Where: Hardeman Barn in Wilson
When: 12:00pm and 2:00pm, Saturday only
More Info: Teton Raptor Center’s Raptor
Encounters program will be offered at the
historic Hardeman Ranch in Wilson, Wyoming.
This hour-long educational experience with live
birds of prey includes opportunities to meet
many of TRC’s resident raptors and visit the
rehabilitation clinic. Space is limited and
reservations are required.
Visit: www.tetonraptorcenter.org
Contact: Teton Raptor Center at 307.203.2551
May 29th – September 27th ~ Jackson Hole
Historical Society & Museum Walking Tours
Where: Town Square
When: 10:30am every Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday
More Info: Join historical society staff and
volunteers for an hour-long walking
tour of historic downtown Jackson. Learn
about Jackson Hole’s historic buildings and
colorful characters. Rain or Shine.
Visit: www.jacksonholehistory.org
Contact: Morgan Albertson at 307.733.2414 ext.
205
June
June 1st – September 29th ~ Teton Raptor
Center
Where: Hardeman Ranch
When: 2:00pm, Wednesdays through Saturdays
More Info: Enjoy an hour-long educational
experience with live raptors. The Teton Raptor
Center is a nonprofit organization of
conservation biologists, veterinarians, wildlife
rehabilitators and volunteers who collectively
help birds of prey and promote environmental
health. Reservations appreciated.
Visit: www.tetonraptorcenter.org
Contact: 307.203.2551
June 1st – 3rd ~ The 42nd Annual Jackson Rod
Run
Where: The Virginian
When: 12:00pm, Friday
More Info: Parade through town at 10:00am.
Show and Shine following at the Virginian.
For more information visit the website.
Visit: www.jacksonrodrun.com
Contact: Westin and Tamara Horne at
208.515.9335
June 1st – October 6th ~ Jackson Hole
Playhouse’s The Ballad of Cat Ballou
Where: Jackson Hole Playhouse
When: Monday through Saturday; Dinner show
5:00pm and 6:30pm; Preshow 7:30pm and
Show 8:00pm
More Info: Jackson’s longest running
playhouse, providing professional Western
comedy and sensational dinner theatre
experiences.
Visit: www.jacksonplayhouse.com
Contact: 307.733.6994
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June 2nd ~ Jackson Kids Fishing Day
Where: R Park
When: 10:30am-3:00pm
More Info: Sponsored by Wyoming Game and
Fish Department. Spend a day learning a little
about the sport of fishing. Kids under 14 may
participate and parents can come and learn.
Fishing gear will be provided. Lunch will be
provided and is free.
Contact: Rob Gipson at 307.733.2382 ext. 226
June 3rd ~ 19th Run and Ride for the Cure
Where: Wilson School
When: 9:00am-12:00pm
More Info: Enjoy a great race and help support
the local Cancer Patients’ Support Fund via the
St. John’s Medical Center Foundation. Events
for individuals, teams of two, and kids!
Visit: www.skinnyskis.com
Contact: Phil Leeds at 307.733.6094
June 4th, 11th, 18th & 25th ~ Hootenany
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
June 9th ~ Jackson Hole Half Marathon & 5K
Where: Half Marathon starts at Teton Village
Bike Path (1/2mile from village)
The 5K starts and finishes at Snow King
When: Half Marathon - Walk at 7:00am, Run at
8:00am, 5K - 8:00am
More Info: The Jackson Hole Half Marathon
starts in Teton Village and finishes in the Town
of Jackson at Phil Baux Park.
Visit: www.jhhalf.com
Contact: Pam Reed at 520.403.3355 or email
June 13th – September 19th ~ Jackson Hole
People's Market
Where: Base of Snow King
When: 4:00pm-7:00pm
More Info: Jackson Hole’s year-round
Farmer’s market. The weekly farmers market
with a happy hour is presented by Slow Food of
the Tetons every Wednesday evening during the
summertime.
Visit: www.tetonslowfood.org
Contact: [email protected]
June 15th – September 16th ~ Grand Targhee
Summer & Scenic Chairlift Opening Day
Where: Grand Targhee
When: Weather Dependent
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com
Contact: 800.TARGHEE or 307.353.2300
June 16th ~ National Museum of Wildlife
Art’s Plein Air Festival
Where: Sculpture Trail
When: 10:00am-2:00pm
More Info: The Seventh Annual “Plein Air
Fest”, a family friendly event at the National
Museum of Wildlife Art, gathers more than 50
artists at the museum’s sculpture trail
overlooking the picturesque National Elk
Refuge. The artists working outdoors (en plein
air) will paint around the three-quarter mile long
sculpture trail working with a variety of
mediums. During the fast paced “quick draw”
portion of the festival, artists will complete plein
air masterpieces in just four hours. Along with
seeing the artists at work, art lovers and
collectors will have an opportunity to purchase
the freshly created pieces via silent bid from
1:30pm-2:30pm.
Visit: www.wildlifeart.org
Contact: Amy Goicoedhea at 307.732.5412
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June 17th ~ A Father’s Day Celebration -
Teton RaptorFest joins the 13th Annual
Crawfish Boil and Jackson Hole Live!
Where: Snow King Ball Park
When: 3:00pm-5:30pm, Crawfish Boil at
5:00pm, Jackson Hole Live show begins at
5:30pm
More Info: An exciting community Father’s
Day celebration this year of birds of prey, raptor
displays, kids activities, local musicians, day of
learning, playing, and celebrating. Jackson Hole
Live is an all-ages outdoor summer concert
series held at Snow King Ball Park.
All shows begin at 5:30pm.
Visit: www.tetonraptorcenter.org
Visit: www.jacksonholelivemusic.com
Contact: Lisa Friseke at 307.203.2551
June 21th ~ Rendezvous Lands Conservancy’s
Summer Solstice
Where: Rendezvous Park
When: 5:00pm-8:00pm
More Info: Join millions of people across the
world in honoring the beginning of summer,
marked by the longest day of the year.
Visit: rendezvouslandsconservancy.org
Contact: Jr. Rodriguez at 307.733.4707
June 21st –23rd ~ Jackson Hole Food and
Wine
Where: Atop Rendezvous Mountain,
Rendezvous Bistro, Private Homes and Unique
Locations, and Mead Ranch (events and
locations vary)
When:
• Taste of Jackson Hole, June 21st
• Big Wines, Small Plates, June 22nd noon
• Dinner Series, at private homes June
22nd evening
• June 23rd SAVOR at Mead Ranch
More Info: This three-day festival will provide
several intimate and unique food and beverage
events highlighting the breathtaking Jackson
Hole valley while giving back to the
community. Visit website for more information.
Visit: www.jhfoodandwine.com.
Contact: Haynes Poe at 307.739.8317
June 22nd – 24th ~Alpine’s Annual Mountain
Days Celebration
Where: Donn Wooden Civic Center
When: Fri. & Sat. from12:00pm-7:00pm and
Sun. from 9:00am-3:00pm
More Info: Fine Arts & Crafts show,
commercial booths, food vendors, musical
entertainment, Native American dancers,
children’s activities, horseshoe tournament,
raffle and door prizes and more!
Visit: www.alpinemountaindays.org
Contact: 307.654.5577
June 22nd ~ Paws of Jackson Hole’s Tuxes &
Tails Gala
Where: Center for the Arts lawn
When: 6:00pm-10:00pm
More Info: You and your best furry friend are
invited to PAWS of Jackson Hole's Tuxes &
Tails Gala and Auction! This elegant soiree
features a red carpet entrance at the spectacular
Center for the Arts venue and draws 250 of
Jackson’s most passionate and philanthropic
guests.
Visit: www.pawsofjh.org
Contact: 307.734.2441
June 28th – 30th ~ The 26th Jackson Hole
Writers Conference
Where: All events in the Center Theater unless
noted otherwise. Location of Craft Classes Will
be noted at conference venue
When: 11:00am
More info: Each year distinguished speakers,
editors, and agents join our resident faculty to
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deliver three days of engaging dialogue,
collaboration and the opportunity for all of us to
raise the stakes on our work.
Visit: www.jacksonholewritersconference.com
Contact: 307.413.3332 or email
June 29th – July 1st ~ 37th Annual Teton
Valley Balloon Rally
Where: Driggs, Idaho
When: 6:00am-8:30am
More Info: Each year, a gathering of balloon
pilots who love to fly near the Tetons come
together at the Teton County Fairgrounds in
Driggs, Idaho to celebrate Independence Day
with the local community as well as visitors
from around the country and globe.
Visit: [email protected]
Contact: Margaret Rose Breffeilh at
208.709.0777
July
July 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd & 30th ~ Hootenany
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
July 3rd – August 18th ~ 57th Grand Teton
Music Festival
Where: Walk Festival Hall
When: Fridays 8:00pm, Saturdays 6:00pm
More Info: The Grand Teton Music Festival
(GTMF) provides exhilarating musical
experiences, presenting excellent classical
music and outstanding musicians. Unless
otherwise noted, concerts take place at Walk
Festival Hall in the heart of Teton Village in
Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
Visit: www.gtmf.org
Contact: 307.733.1128
July 3rd – 4th ~ Jackson Hole Independence
Day
Where: Town Square, Teton Village and Snow
King
When: 7:30am-10:00pm
More Info: The fun will begin at Teton Village
on July 3rd with live music at 8pm and
fireworks to follow at 10 pm. On the 4th the
Chamber of Commerce features the 4th of July
Parade, the Pancake Breakfast on Town Square,
Town Square Shootout, Jackson Hole Rodeo,
live music and more! Look for events and
fireworks held in the Town of Jackson and
Teton Village.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com.
Contact: 307.733.3316
July 4th ~ Fourth of July Ten K
Where: Owen Bircher Park
When: 8:00am
More Info: The Ten K is sponsored with
Jackson Hole Grocer and Friends of the
Pathways. Come out for a fun Fourth of July
race.
Visit: www.friendsofpathways.org
Contact: Friends of Pathways at 307.733.4534
July 6th – 8th, 13th – 15th ~ Thin Air
Shakespeare’s 6th Anniversary Presents,
Macbeth
Where: Center Lawn, Center for the Arts
When: 6:30pm lawn opens, performance
7:30pm
More Info: The production will include guest
artists, musicians and other community
entertainers as part of the preshow
entertainment. Bring your picnic and your
family and friends to the free performances on
the Center Lawn.
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Visit: www.offsquare.org
Contact: 307.733.3021 or 307.733.4900
July 6th – 8th ~ American Legion Art &
Antique Show
Where: Town of Jackson
When: Fri. & Sat. from 10:00am-6:00pm and
Sun. from10:00am-5:00pm
More Info: MC Presents strives to promote
high end art and antique shows in premiere
resort areas. Each venue has its own unique
attributes; the shear natural beauty alone is
worth the travel. Visit: www.mcpresents.com.
Contact: Mary Hone at 801.367.5560
July 7th – September 8th ~ Artists, Writers
and Photographers in the Environment
Where: Grand Teton National Park
When: Second Saturdays, 5:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Every second Saturday of the
month throughout the summer a local author, a
local artist, and a local photographer are invited
to share their knowledge with the public. Come
watch and learn from a professional. Free and
open to the public.
Visit: www.grandtetonpark.org
Contact: Bridget Bottomley at 307.739.3580
July 7th – September 22nd ~ Jackson Hole
Farmers Market
Where: Town Square
When: 8:00am-12:00pm
More Info: Visit the market on the Town
Square each Saturday during the summer. The
first market of the year always takes place on
the Saturday following July 4th and generally
runs through the third Saturday of September.
Each week features one local chef, market
sponsor and nonprofit of the week.
Visit: www.jacksonholefarmersmarket.com
Contact: [email protected]
July 13th –15th ~ Grand Targhee Resort’s 14th
Annual Targhee Fest
Where: Grand Targhee Resort
When: Visit Website
More Info: A three-day music event at Grand
Targhee Resort featuring Folk, Americana,
Blues and a touch of Rock N Roll. Campers are
welcome! Free shuttle service from Driggs,
Idaho.
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com
Contact: 800.TARGHEE or 307.353.2300
July 13th – 15th ~ Art Fair Jackson Hole
Where: Miller Park
When: Fri & Sat from 10:00am-6:00pm and
Sunday from 10:00am-4:00pm
More Info: Established in l965, Art Fair
Jackson Hole brings diverse forms of art to a
community that is rich with western history.
AFJH is a three-day event that takes place the
second weekend of July and August each year.
Visit: www.artassociation.org
Contact: Molly Fetters at 307.733.6379
July 13th – 15th ~ Teton Village Art & Antique
Show
Where: Teton Village
When: Fri. & Sat. from 10:00am-6:00pm and
Sun. from10:00am-5:00pm
More Info: MC Presents strives to promote
high end art and antique shows in premiere
resort areas. Each venue has its own unique
attributes; the shear natural beauty alone is
worth the travel. Visit: www.mcpresents.com.
Contact: Mary Hone at 801.367.5560
July 18th – 22nd ~ 7th Plein Air for the Park
Where: Open Reception at Craig Thomas
Visitor and Discovery Center. When: July 18th, 7:00pm-9:00 pm Opening
Gala, Closing Sunday, 4:00pm
More Info: Grand Teton Association is once
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again, partnering with Rocky Mountain Plein
Air Painters to present an exclusive “wet
painting” show and sale as a fundraiser and to
increase art awareness in Grand Teton National
Park.
Visit: www.pleinairforthepark.org
Contact: Bridget Bottomley at 307.739.3580
July 19th ~ 2018 Gala Fundraising
Concert/Grand Teton Music Festival
Where: Walk Festival Hall
When: 6:00pm
More Info: A gala performance featuring Broadway superstar Audra McDonald in an all-American concert of works by Leonard Bernstein, Rodgers and Hammerstein, and Stephen Sondheim. Specific program to be announced from stage. Visit: www.gtmf.org
Contact: 307.733.1128
July 20th – 29th ~Teton County Fair
Where: Teton County Fairgrounds
When: 7:00am-10:00pm
More Info: Many events and activities for all
ages, including a special rodeo.
Visit: www.tetonwyo.org/fair
Contact: 307.733.5289
July 20th – 22nd ~ The Teton Village Art Show
Where: Teton Village
When: 10:00am-5:00pm
More Info: Held adjacent to the Mangy Moose,
this free event features sculpture, original
paintings, jewelry, photographs and wearable
art.
Contact: Karen Boyd at 208.317.2575
July 21st ~ 49th Annual Snow King Runners
Hillclimb
Where: Town Square
When: 9:00am
More Info: One of the most difficult foot races
in the west!
Visit: www.tetonparksandrec.org
Contact: 307.739.9025
July 22nd ~ Wilson Chicken Fry
Where: Stilson Parking Lot
When: 12:00pm
More Info: This popular social event is the
annual fundraiser for the Wilson Volunteer Fire
Department. Tickets are $12.
Contact: Opie at 307.413.3060 or Dean Jarvey
at 307.690.4563
July 27th – 29th ~ The Teton Village Art Show
Where: Teton Village
When: 10:00am-5:00pm
More Info: Held adjacent to the Mangy Moose,
this free event features sculpture, original
paintings, jewelry, photographs, and wearable
art.
Contact: Karen Boyd at 208.317.2575.
July 29th ~ Teton Food Tour
Where: Begin at R Park, ends at Teton Village
When: Registration begins at 1:00pm -2:30pm.
Plan on leaving R Park no later than 3pm.
Event ends at 5:00pm.
More Info: Participants are encouraged to
purchase tickets in advance -sold out last year!
Teton Food Tour features our pathways system,
local food and open space. Leisurely, cruise the
6 mile pathway along the Moose-Wilson Road,
while stopping along the way to enjoy small
plates, artists, music and open space.
Visit: [email protected] Contact: Lauren Dickey at 307.733.4534
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August
August 4th ~ The 10th Annual Pierre's Hole
Race
Where: Grand Targhee Resort
When: Visit website
More Info: The 2017 course will take racers
through fields of wild flowers, aspen trees and
old growth forest with fleeting views of the
majestic Teton Mountains as you race past!
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com/.../2016-pierres-
hole-50-100
Contact: 307.353.2300 or email
August 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th ~ Hootenany
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
August 10th – 12th ~ Art Fair Jackson Hole
Where: Miller Park
When: Fri & Sat from 10:00am-6:00pm and
Sunday, from 10:00am-4:00pm
More Info: Established in l965, Art Fair
Jackson Hole brings diverse forms of art to a
community that is rich with western history.
AFJH is a three-day event that takes place the
second weekend of July and August each year.
Visit: www.artassociation.org
Contact: Molly Fetters at 307.733.6379
August 10th – 12th ~ The 31st Annual
Bluegrass Festival
Where: Grand Targhee Resort
When: Visit website
More Info: This three-day event has evolved
into one of the premier Bluegrass gatherings in
the west. Campers are welcome! Free shuttle
service from Driggs, Idaho.
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com
Contact: 800.TARGHEE or 307.353.2300
August 10th – 12th ~ Teton Village Art &
Antique Show
Where: Teton Village
When: 10:00am-6:00pm on Fri. & Sat. and
10:00am-4:00pm on Sun.
More Info: MC Presents strives to promote
high end art and antique shows in premiere
resort areas. Each venue has its own unique
attributes; the shear natural beauty alone is
worth the travel.
Visit: www.mcpresents.com
Contact: Mary Hone at 801.367.5560
August 12th ~ Jackson Hole Land Trust’s
38th Anniversary Picnic
Where: Walton Ranch
When: 4:00pm
More Info: Each year, the Jackson Hole Land
Trust annual picnic celebrates the wide open
spaces of the valley that we as a community
have worked to protect.
Visit: www.jhlandtrust.org
Contact: Lizzie Votruba at 307.733.4707
August 14th ~ Murie Spirit of Conservation
Award - Dinner and Ranch Tour
Where: Murie Ranch, Moose Wyoming
When: 5:00 pm
More info: This year’s awardee will be Bert
Raynes. This celebration of conservation
leadership honors individuals who have
demonstrated an exemplary commitment to the
protection of wildlife and wild places with the
Murie Spirit.
Visit: www.tetonscience.org
Contact: Shellie Keegan at 307.732.7762
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August 31st – Sept 3rd ~ 9th Annual Wydaho
Rendezvous Teton Mountain Bike Festival Where: Grand Targhee Resort
When: Friday, 12:00pm-7:00pm, Sat and Sun
8:30am -7:00pm; Monday 9:00am-2:00pm
More Info: Mountain bikers from all over the
west will be gathering in Teton Valley for a
weekend long bike festival that offers loads of
fun including outstanding riding and clinics.
Next years bike demo’s are right before
Interbike, and exceptional entertainment!
Visit: www.tetonbikefest.org
Contact: Devin Dwyer at 917.208.1463
September
September 1st ~ 8th Annual Jackson Hole
Marathon and Hole Half Marathon
Where: Check Pre-Race Shuttle Info
When: 7:00am (check race times)
More Info: Race from the Town of Jackson to
Teton Village and enjoy some of the most
beautiful views in the world.
Visit: www.jacksonholemarathon.com
Contact: Jay Batchen at 208.787.2077 or Mo at
307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce and Dreamchasers
September 3rd, 17th & 24th ~ Hootenany
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
September 5th – 16th ~ 34th Annual Jackson
Hole Fall Arts Festival
Where: Venues Around Jackson Hole
When: Times Vary, Visit Website
More Info: Widely recognized as one of the
premier cultural events in the Rocky Mountain
West, thousands of art enthusiasts are drawn
each year to experience the diverse artwork and
breathtaking natural surroundings that make
Jackson Hole a leading cultural center.
Highlights of the festival include Palates &
Palettes Gallery Walk, Taste of the Tetons, and
Quick Draw Art Sale & Auction.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com//fall-arts-
festival
Contact: 307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
September 6th – 9th ~ Jackson Hole One Fly
Where: Locations Vary
When: Friday dinner at 5:30-6:00pm and
Sunday Awards Dinner at 5:00pm
More Info: International fly-fishing tournament
fundraiser for educational, conservation,
preservation, and rehabilitation projects for the
benefit of trout populations primarily in the
Snake River Basin. Invitation only.
Visit: www.jhonefly.org
Contact: 307.203.2654.
September 8th ~ 36th LOTOJA Classic
Where: Begins in Logan, Utah
When: 6:00am
More Info: At 206 miles, Lotoja is the longest
one day race in the country, and is always held
on the first Saturday after Labor Day. Cyclists
must conquer three mountain passes through
Utah, Idaho and Wyoming
Visit: www.lotojaclassic.com
Contact: 801.546.0090
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September 8th ~ Annual Old Bill’s Fun Run
For Charities
Where: Jackson Town Square
When: 10:00am
More Info: Sponsored by the Community
Foundation of Jackson Hole, Old Bill’s Fun Run
For Charities is the most innovative fundraiser
in the nation. The race includes 5K, 10K and 2K
competitive and recreational divisions. Creative
costuming is encouraged.
Visit: www.cfjacksonhole.org.
Contact: 307.739.1026
September 16th ~ Closing Day at Grand
Targhee Summer Resort and Scenic Chairlift
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com or
Contact: 800.827.4433 or 307.353.2300
October
October 1st, 8th, 22nd & 29th ~ Hootenany
Where: Dornan’s in Moose
When: 6:00pm-9:00pm
More Info: Come enjoy Western, Bluegrass,
Country, Folk and Blues singers in a concert
setting, as well as, special appearances.
Participants welcome. Free.
Visit: www.dornans.com
Contact: 307.733.2415
October 2nd ~ Closing day at Snow King
Mountain
Visit: www.snowkingmountain.com
Contact: 307.201.5464
October 5th – 6th ~ Jackson Hole WILD
Fest
Where: Multiple Venues
When: TBD
More Info: A film festival focused on the issues
that matter, stories that need telling and
groundbreaking science. This year, WILD Fest
will be a unique & exciting opportunity for you
to attend premier film screenings, take part in
hands-on experiments, and personally interact
with some of the world’s leading scientists,
conservationists, and filmmakers.
Visit: www.jhwild.org or email
Contact: Cindy Harger at 307.200.3286
October 7th ~ TEDxJacksonHole
Where: Center for the Arts
When: 6:00pm
More Info:TBD
Visit: www.jhwild.org or email
Contact: Cindy Harger at 307.200.3286
October 7th ~ Closing Day at Jackson Hole
Mountain Resort
Visit: www.jacksonhole.com.
Call: 307.739.2654
October 9th ~ Fall Road Closures in
Yellowstone National Park, including
Beartooth Highway, Tower to Canyon, and
Dunraven Pass.
• October 9th: Dunraven Pass (Tower Fall to
Canyon); Beartooth Pass (US 212 to Red
Lodge, Montana) close
October 16th – 18th ~ The SHIFT Festival
Where: Center for the Arts
When: Tickets go on sale August 1st
More Info: Held each year in the spectacular
valley of Jackson Hole, SHIFT (Shaping How we Invest For Tomorrow) is an annual festival
that celebrates the intersection of conservation
with nature, culture and adventure. The 2018
SHIFT Festival will explore the health benefits
of time outside: how outdoor recreation on our
public lands creates a healthier citizenry, attracts
new customers to the outdoor industry,
promotes stewardship and advances quality of
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life in communities across America.
Visit: www.shiftjh.org.
Contact: 307.690.1561
October 31st ~ Trick or Treat on Town
Square and Costume Contest
Where: Town Square
When: 3:00pm-5:00pm
More Info: The community is invited to gather
with their little princesses and superheroes to
participate in the costume contest and to visit
local businesses to trick or treat. The costume
contest will be held on Town Square at 4:30pm.
Arrive early! There will be prizes for different
age categories – grown-ups are included!
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Contact: 307.733.3316
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
November
November 1st ~ Grand Teton National Park
Winter Road Closures: The Teton Park Road
from Taggart Lake Trailhead to the Signal
Mountain Lodge and the Moose-Wilson Road
from the Death Canyon Trailhead to the Granite
Canyon Trailhead are closed to motorized
vehicles from November 1st -April 30th.
November 1st – 3rd ~ Jackson Hole Culinary
Conference
Where: Center for the Arts and Elks Lodge
When: Visit website for a schedule
More info: The annual Jackson Hole Culinary
Conference caters to aspiring culinary educators
and students, chefs and epicureans alike.
Visit: www.jhculinaryconference.com
Contact: 307.733.7425
November 2nd ~ Women in Leadership
Summit
Where: Center for the Arts
When: 8:00am-5:00pm
More Info: Empowering and connecting
women as leaders within their community.
Contact: Caryn Daus Flanagan at 307.699.2110
November 5th ~ Yellowstone National Park
Fall Road Closures: All park roads closed to
the public at 8 a.m., except from the North
Entrance to Upper Mammoth Terrace, and
Mammoth via Tower Junction to Northeast
Entrance. Cooke City via Colter Pass to the
Long Lake gate is not maintained for wheeled
vehicle travel.
Nov 16th ~ Grand Targhee Resort
2018/2019Winter Opening Day
When: 9:00am-4:00pm (weather permitting)
Visit: www.grandtarghee.com
Contact: 800.Targhee or 307.353.2300
Nov 18th ~ The 77th Jackson Annual
Fireman’s Ball
Where: Heritage Arena
When: TBD
More Info: The Firefighters Association has
been hosting the Fireman’s Ball, making it one
of the oldest traditions in our valley. They will
have local food, vendors, live and silent
auctions, gun raffles, ice cold beer, and cocktails
served by Jackson’s bravest.
Visit: www.jhfire.org
Contact: Ben Thurston
November 23rd ~Town Square Lighting
Ceremony
Where: Town Square
When: 5:00pm-7:00pm
More Info: This favorite holiday event features
music and holiday carols, the lighting of the
Town Square and the arrival of Santa Claus into
Jackson Hole. Celebrate the season from
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5:00pm to 7:30 pm and allow jolly Saint Nick to
warm your tummy with cookies, hot chocolate
and coffee around the square.
Visit: www.jacksonholechamber.com
Contact: 307.733.3316.
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce
Nov 23rd ~Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Opening Day for 2017/2018 winter season
Thanksgiving Weekend ~ Snow King
Mountain Resort opens for Winter 2018/2019
Season – Weather dependent
ONGOING SUMMER EVENTS:
Town Square Shootout
Watch a lively reenactment of frontier justice on
the Jackson Town Square in what is the longest
running shootout in the country! Held Memorial
Day through Labor Day, Monday-Saturday at
6:00pm. Free to the public. No reservations.
Sponsored by the Jackson Hole Chamber of
Commerce, call 307.733.3316 or visit
www.jacksonholechamber.com
Stagecoach Rides
Runs daily from Memorial Day through Labor
Day from 9:00am to 9:00pm. Adults ride for
$6.00 and children for $4.00. Route in the
downtown area.
Evening Art Gallery Walks
Every third Thursday night from 5:00pm-
8:00pm from June through September. The
downtown Jackson Hole Galleries invite you to
participate in Thursday evening art walks.
Visitors and locals alike have the opportunity
take part in the spirit of Jackson Hole by
meeting featured artists and enjoying
complimentary food and beverages.
www.jacksonholegalleryassociation.com
The Jackson Hole Rodeo
Beginning Memorial Day weekend and running
through Labor Day, the rodeo takes place every
Wednesday and Saturday, some weeks in July
and August also feature a Friday night rodeo.
The first rodeo kick-off will be Saturday, May
26th. Sponsored by The Jackson Hole Rodeo
Company, tickets can be purchased by calling
307.733.7927 or online at www.jhrodeo.com.
Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum
Walking Tours
Meets on the town square rain or shine at
10:30am every Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Begins Memorial Day weekend
through late September. Join the historical
society staff and volunteers for an hour long
tour of historic downtown Jackson. Learn
about Jackson Hole’s historic buildings and
colorful characters.
www.jacksonholehistory.org
Jackson Hole Online
Event Websites www.jacksonholechamber.com/events
www.jhnewsandguide.com/calendar
www.jhcenterforthearts.org/calendar
www.jacksonholenet.com/events/
www.jacksonholebuzz.com
www.jacksonholelive.com
www.tetonraptorcenter.org
www.wildlife.org
www.jacksonholehistory.org
www.tetonhospital.org
www.jacksonhole.com
www.snowking.com
www.grandtarghee.com
www.wyomingstargazing.org
www.gtnp.gov/grte
www.nps.gov/yell