Winter Art Walk
Join the galleries of Jackson Hole for a winter art walk. Enjoy new shows, artist demonstrations, refreshments and more at participating galleries.
Lobby Cocoa Club
Cozy up at the fire in the Anvil Lobby with Anvil’s spiked hot chocolate, a recipe crafted by Death & Co. The complimentary drink is available daily from 4 to 6 pm.
Teton Tastings
Learn about locally crafted spirits and beers, their history, connection to Jackson and more. Rotating local purveyors including: Jackson Hole Still Works, Grand Teton Distillery, Wyoming Whiskey, Snake River Brewing, Roadhouse Brewing, Melvin Brewing, Grand Teton Brewing and more. Held in the lobby from 4 to 6 pm on Thursdays.
Live in the Lobby
Every Friday from 5 to 7, start the weekend with live music as performed by a local musician in the Anvil lobby.
Wood-Fired S’Mores
Listen to the fire crackle and warm your hands at the wood-fired stove located conveniently inside the Anvil Lobby. Enjoy a s’more cookie from Persephone, gently warmed by the radiant heat of the stove. Saturdays from 4 to 6 pm.
Fat Bluegrass Tuesday
Celebrate Fat Tuesday with One Ton Pig at the Silver Dollar Bar. Live music from 7:30-11pm. Food and drink specials all day. No cover.
Whiskey & Woodburning
Every Wednesday evening, taste local whiskey and try your hand at the art of wood-burning. Try a custom stencil or go freehand on a take-home cedar coaster. Held in the lobby from 4 to 6 pm on Wednesdays.
Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale
Don’t miss the opportunity to purchase art from local artists at prices that are attainable, while supporting local art education at the same time! Artists have painted their creations on 6×6″, 12×12″ and 18×18″ canvas and crafted their jewelry anonymously, view and bid on hundreds of pieces of unique artwork while you try to guess WhoDunnit?
Beers & Banter – Jackson Hole Writers
Join Tim Sandlin and Matt Daly along with Tina Welling and Charlie Craighead for a fun night of storytelling about the writing life in Jackson Hole.
TGR Winter Ball
The Pink Garter Theatre hosts the legendary Winter Ball – The Deadlocks are partnering with Teton Gravity Research for a hot night of Grateful Dead inspired filmmaking and jams. Event begins at 9:00PM. TGR will showcase athlete Chris Benchetler Grateful Dead composition, with The Deadlocks following suit with an authentic Grateful Dead concert experience.
YETI Film Tour
At YETI, we talk of the wild. We explore it. We live for it. Hell, every product we make is “Built for the Wild”. Which is why our stories not only come from the wild, but all profits from ticket sales go toward preserving the wild. Each stop will feature seven unreleased films, ambassador visits, and raffles for YETI products.
Lobby Cocoa Club
Cozy up at the fire in the Anvil Lobby with Anvil’s spiked hot chocolate, a recipe crafted by Death & Co. The complimentary drink is available daily from 4 to 6 pm.
A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams
Riot Act, Inc. is excited to present its first production on The Center Main Stage, the American classic play, A Streetcar Named Desire by Tennessee Williams. The production will run March 4-8, 2020 including weekend matinees.
Whiskey & Woodburning
Every Wednesday evening, taste local whiskey and try your hand at the art of wood-burning. Try a custom stencil or go freehand on a take-home cedar coaster. Held in the lobby from 4 to 6 pm on Wednesdays.
Monotype Printmaking
With just plexiglass, ink and pressure, you can create killer images. Learn how to printmake at the Art Association. Plexiglass plates withstand a myriad of additive and subtractive techniques that yield unanticipated rewards. Materials Included.
Teton Tastings
Learn about locally crafted spirits and beers, their history, connection to Jackson and more. Rotating local purveyors including: Jackson Hole Still Works, Grand Teton Distillery, Wyoming Whiskey, Snake River Brewing, Roadhouse Brewing, Melvin Brewing, Grand Teton Brewing and more. Held in the lobby from 4 to 6 pm on Thursdays.
Live in the Lobby
Every Friday from 5 to 7, start the weekend with live music as performed by a local musician in the Anvil lobby.
Wood-Fired S’Mores
Listen to the fire crackle and warm your hands at the wood-fired stove located conveniently inside the Anvil Lobby. Enjoy a s’more cookie from Persephone, gently warmed by the radiant heat of the stove. Saturdays from 4 to 6 pm.
Women’s Adventure Film Tour
This short film festival is a celebration of the inspiring women around us who are doing extraordinary things in the name of adventure.
International Women’s Day with Roam
Local boutique Roam is proud to celebrate International Women’s Day in 2020 with Natalia Duncan Macker. Write letters to women that need love and recognition for who they are. Refreshments will be available and good company too.
National Theatre Live: Small Island
The Center presents Andrea Levy’s Orange Prize-winning novel Small Island comes to life in an epic new theatre adaptation. Experience the play in cinemas, filmed live on stage as part of National Theatre Live’s 10th birthday.
Cabin Fever Story Slam: Unforgettable
Live storytelling competition presented by the Teton County Library at the Pink Garter Theater.
Sneaky Pete and the Secret Weapons
Local favorites and purveyors of original mountain music, Sneaky Pete and the Secret Weapons, will be making their debut on The Center’s stage with a very special night of music on Tuesday, March 10th. This evening will be a two-set affair, building upon musical foundations to a glorious climax.
Food&Wine Winter Fest
A 3-day weekend of events based in Teton Village with a unique offering of experiences that are sure to delight. Interact and dine with guest chef Richard Blais and the culinary community of Teton Village chefs, in addition to renowned winemakers, cocktail and beer experts and much more. Ski amazing terrain and then taste why Jackson Hole has become an impressive food and wine destination!
Singing in the Dark: Writing about trauma and healing
Singing in the Dark: a generative poetry workshop writing about trauma and healing with poet Tiana Clark at Teton County Library.
The Cloud Factory
On the lawn at the Center for the Arts, one day only.
Yellowstone Oversnow Travel Ends
Roads will close to oversnow travel by snowmobile and snowcoach in Yellowstone on March 15.
Continental Divide: An evening with author Alex Myers
Join author Alex Myers as he presents his new novel, Continental Divide, the story of a transgender Harvard student who’s cut off from his family, journeys West, and finds adventure, danger, and romance in Wyoming.
Larkin Poe
The Center Presents Larkin Poe, March 18, 2020 at 7PM. Larkin Poe have found their voice. In a genre as storied as American roots and soul, the sister duo are poised to make a mark all their own with the release of their fourth album Venom & Faith.
Snowmobile Hill Climb
The 44th Annual World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb is coming back to Jackson Hole. Watch snowmobiles climb their way 1,500 vertical feet up Snow King Mountain.
Futurebirds Triple Black Diamond Tour
Known for their high energy shows and country rock infused sound, Futurebirds will take the stage of the Pink Garter Theater.
Jackson Hole Rendezvous
The Jackson Hole Rendezvous is a FREE three day, spring lifestyle and music festival taking place from March 26-28, 2020, providing the most iconic backdrops imaginable for our legendary music acts: historic downtown Jackson Town Square and the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Bob Weir and Wolf Bros at Jackson Hole Rendezvous Festival
Free open air concert at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Teton Village. Venue Opens at 4 pm, music starts at 5:30pm.
G. Love & Special Sauce
10pm live music at the Mangy Moose in Teton Village
Granite Hot Springs Closes
The Granite Hot Springs Pool closes for the winter season on March 31. During the winter months the hot springs are accessible only via snowmobile, dog sled, skiing and via fat biking. Starting March 1, make sure to call ahead to confirm they are open and tours are running.
Biking on Teton Park Road
The Teton Park Road is open to biking in the spring when the snow melts and you can ride on the road until April 30. You can hike, run, rollerblade, or walk your dog too.
Whiskey & Woodburning
Every Wednesday evening, taste local whiskey and try your hand at the art of wood-burning. Try a custom stencil or go freehand on a take-home cedar coaster. Held in the lobby from 4 to 6 pm on Wednesdays.
Wood-Fired S’Mores
Listen to the fire crackle and warm your hands at the wood-fired stove located conveniently inside the Anvil Lobby. Enjoy a s’more cookie from Persephone, gently warmed by the radiant heat of the stove. Saturdays from 4 to 6 pm.
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort closing weekend
Another season comes to a close, after an amazing winter the resort closes down on April 12.
Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides Close
Sleigh rides on the National Elk Refuge will run to early April 2020, depending on conditions. Make sure to call ahead to confirm they are open starting April 1.
National Theatre Live: All My Sons
Broadcast live from The Old Vic in London, Academy Award-winner Sally Field (Steel Magnolias, Brothers & Sisters) and Bill Pullman (The Sinner, Independence Day) star in Arthur Miller’s blistering drama All My Sons.
Yellowstone West Entrance Opens
Conditions permitting, roads will open to regular (public) vehicles on April 17 through the West Entrance in West Yellowstone, MT to Madison Junction, Mammoth Hot Springs, Old Faithful, Norris and Canyon Village.
The direct route to Yellowstone through the South Entrance opens May 8.
WhiteWater Ramble plays the Grateful Dead
High-Octane Rocky Mountain Dancegrass from Colorado returns to the Silver Dollar Showroom at the Wort Hotel for two nights – Friday, April 17 originals and covers; Saturday, April 18 tribute to the Grateful Dead.
Teton Park Road Open
While Grand Teton is open year-round, roads in the park close in the winter for recreational use and to provide corridors for wildlife. The Teton Park Road reopens to motorized travel (from Taggart Lake Trailhead to Signal Mountain Lodge) on May 1.
Yellowstone South Entrance Opens
The quickest route to Yellowstone, the South Entrance, opens to regular (public) vehicles on May 8.
Jenny Lake Boating Tours
The shuttle services across Jenny Lake at the base of Mount Teewinot begin May 15 for the summer season. On the West side of the lake you will find the Cascade Canyon trailhead with trails from the boat dock to Hidden Falls (1/2 mile each way), Inspiration Point (1 mile each way) and into Cascade Canyon. Boats run from mid May till the end of September.
Horseback Riding
Jackson Hole, Wyoming has long been referred to as the last of the Old West – a place where Hollywood Western-style romance meets authentic Wyoming ranching culture. Imagine riding quietly through a grove of aspen trees dappled with bright purple lupines. The steady gait of a mild-mannered horse helps you feel the peacefulness of the landscape. Horseback riding is a popular pastime and fun for all levels of experience. From the seasoned cowboys to young children, horseback riding can be an amazing adventure in Jackson Hole. The season runs from May 15 through October 15.
ElkFest Weekend
Witness a world-famous event featuring one of Jackson’s more iconic artifacts: antlers. Jackson’s Town Square, already framed in the renowned antler arches, will be lined with hundreds more antlers and thousands of artifacts. Purchase prized deer, elk, and moose antlers, a statement bison skull, or an array of animal artifacts for unqiue crafts or one-of-a-kind decor.
Aerial Tram at Jackson Hole
In just 12 minutes, the Aerial Tram glides skyward 4,139 vertical feet. The summit offers staggering 360-degree views of the Tetons, Jackson Hole valley and surrounding mountain ranges. The “Top of the World” provides amazing access to a plethora of great hiking and running trails, climbing, and the occasional snowball fight. Oh, and don’t forget the world famous gourmet waffles in Corbet’s Cabin. The aerial tram runs from May 18 through October 5.
Scenic Float Trips in Grand Teton
Grand Teton Scenic Trips float smooth sections of the Snake River through Grand Teton National Park where you are treated to stunning views and opportunities for great wildlife sightings. Float trips run May 18 through October 1.
Old West Days
Celebrate Jackson’s Old West culture with live country music, brewfests and wine gardens, heritage celebrations, and family activities.
David Crosby & the Sky Trails Band
The Center presents David Crosby & the Sky Trails Band
May 22, 2020 at 8PM
Old West Brewfest
Sample brews from over 25 local and regional breweries! Purchase a glass, then start tasting. The tent on Deloney will be filled with blondes and ales, IPAs and malts, and at your fingertips with one entry fee.
Jackson Hole Rodeo
Rodeo has been a part of Jackson Hole’s cowboy culture since the first settlers arrived over 100 years ago. Rodeos are Wednesdays and Saturdays from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day excluding June 27th and fair week (July 19-26), with additional rodeos every Friday in July and August. Jackson Hole Rodeo starts at 8 pm.
Citizen Cope
Citizen Cope plays the Pink Garter Theatre on May 24 at 8pm.
Million Dollar Music Fest ft Midland
Grammy nominated country super-group, Midland, will return to Jackson Hole to headline the 2020 Million Dollar Music Fest on Sunday May 24th. Presented by the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, this Memorial-weekend free concert returns to the historic Town Square to energize Old West Days by celebrating Jackson’s western heritage and the cowboy culture in grand Wyoming style.
Granite Hot Springs Opens
Summer season at the Granite Hot Springs Pool usually opens late May and ends October 31st. In the spring, make sure to call ahead to confirm they are open, as late snow melt-off can delay the road opening sometimes up to two weeks. Operating hours during the summer are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. After Labor Day hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Anvil Summer Programming Starts
Whether you’re tapping your toes to live music in the lobby or enjoying our signature spiked strawberry lemonade, our goal is the same: to provide you with a home base designed for connection – with yourself, with fellow travelers, and with the surrounding landscape. At the Anvil, you don’t have to worry about where you came from or where you’re going next… for now, you’re living like a local.
All Yellowstone Roads Open
All roads in Yellowstone open by June 5, including Canyon Village to Dunraven Pass, Beartooth Highway and Tower Junction to Tower Fall.
Mountain Bike Park Opens
Get some air this summer! Jackson Hole Mountain Resort has been hard at work with Gravity Logic mapping, designing and building the best mountain-bike destination in the Tetons. Options abound for every level including novice trails for the uninitiated as well as eye-opening advanced trails and jump tracks. Sail over tabletops, flow around corners and then catch the Teewinot lift for a 5-minute ride back to the top.
Jackson Hole Farmer’s Market
The Jackson Hole Farmers Market on the Town Square is a weekly community event supporting local and regional farmers and food vendors on Saturdays from 8 am to noon. From sweet goodies like cookies and pie, to savory butcher cuts, to crisp vine-picked vegetables, to honey and flowers, the Jackson Hole Farmers Market has everything you need for local produce and products.
Plein Air Fest
More than 50 invited artists create masterpieces around Teton County and on the Sculpture Trail. Collectors are invited to browse and bid on fresh artworks! Proceeds benefit the National Museum of Wildlife Art.
29th Annual Jackson Hole Writers Conference
For almost thirty years, the Jackson Hole Writers Conference has united people from all walks of life with their passion for words and stories. Professional and novice writers from Jackson Hole, the US, and around the world, attend the conference each year.
Jackson Hole Food and Wine
Jackson Hole Food & Wine offers a variety of flavors and experiences unique to Jackson Hole. This June, interact and dine with a broad culinary community of local and guest chefs, winemakers, cocktail and beer experts and much more. Taste why Jackson Hole has become an impressive food and wine destination!
Fourth of July
The Fourth of July takes on a different meaning in a small, Western town. Horse-drawn stagecoaches lap around an old-school town square, a traditional shoot out is reenacted in the streets, top-class athletes compete at a traditional rodeo, vintage cars, patriotic floats, and local performers star in a parade that takes over the town, and the night is capped with fireworks over the town ski hill.
New Leash on Life
An evening at the Snake River Ranch to celebrate and support the Animal Adoption Center. All proceeds will directly support its life saving programs and help its animals find their forever homes. Enjoy a family friendly evening including live music, cocktails, dinner, live auction, silent auction, raffle, lawn games & more!
Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival
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. Visitors will appreciate the works of nationally and internationally acclaimed artists along with an exceptional array of events featuring music, cuisine, and wine. More than fifty events round out the festival.
Teton Park Road Closes
Roads in Grand Teton close in the winter for recreational use and to provide corridors for wildlife. The Teton Park Road is closed November 1 to April 30 from Taggart Lake Trailhead to Signal Mountain Lodge. The road is groomed for skiing, snowshoeing, and hiking from mid-December to mid-March.
All Yellowstone Roads Close
All roads in Yellowstone close at 8 am on Nov. 2 except the road between the North Entrance and the Northeast Entrance (not easily accessible from Jackson).