Jackson Hole and Northwest Wyoming

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  • 1. Center for the Arts

    Jackson's $35 million center is dedicated to supporting the fine and performing arts, including theater, film, and dance. It also hosts lectures on global issues,...

    Jackson's $35 million center is dedicated to supporting the fine and performing arts, including theater, film, and dance. It also hosts lectures on global issues, rotating exhibits, and showcases of star talent from Hollywood to Broadway. Classes for adults are included in the center's mission.

    240 S. Glenwood, Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, USA
    307-734–8956
  • 2. Grand Teton Music Festival

    In summer the symphony orchestra performances of the Grand Teton Music Festival are held five nights per week at Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village....

    In summer the symphony orchestra performances of the Grand Teton Music Festival are held five nights per week at Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village. A winter series holds less frequent concerts. Tickets are $35–$65 for adults, with many free events throughout the year.

    3330 Cody La., Teton Village, Wyoming, 83025, USA
    307-733–3050
  • 3. Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival

    Art galleries reserve their best exhibits for a 10-day extravaganza encompassing the first two weekends of September. Nationally known artists who work in a variety...

    Art galleries reserve their best exhibits for a 10-day extravaganza encompassing the first two weekends of September. Nationally known artists who work in a variety of mediums are showcased in the galleries, during a quickdraw competition and in a large auction. Other events highlight food, poetry, jewelry, and dance.

    Jackson, Wyoming, USA
    307-733–3316
  • 4. Jackson Hole Playhouse

    You can attend live theater from June through the end of September at the Jackson Hole Playhouse, the oldest building in town. The best seats...

    You can attend live theater from June through the end of September at the Jackson Hole Playhouse, the oldest building in town. The best seats are a hot commodity, but procrastinators can usually buy last-minute tickets. Eat dinner at 6:30 in the gaudy, Western-style saloon, and take in the show in the playhouse's theater at 8. Performances also take place from late November through New Year's Eve.

    145 W. Deloney Ave., Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, USA
    307-733–6994
  • 5. Native American Cultural Program

    June through August the Native American Cultural Program has dance exhibitions in nearby Riverton City Park most Thursday evenings....

    June through August the Native American Cultural Program has dance exhibitions in nearby Riverton City Park most Thursday evenings.

    Lander, Wyoming, USA
    307-856–4801
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  • 6. Off-Square Theatre

    For those seeking a contemporary theater experience, Off-Square Theatre is a space for children and adults where theater professionals and nonprofessionals strut their stuff and...

    For those seeking a contemporary theater experience, Off-Square Theatre is a space for children and adults where theater professionals and nonprofessionals strut their stuff and sometimes go outside the box. It's one of the leading theater companies in the region.

    240 S. Glenwood, Jackson, Wyoming, 83001, USA
    307-733–3021
  • 7. Yellow Calf Memorial Powwow

    Native American traditional dancing is part of the Yellow Calf Memorial Powwow, usually held in early June in Ethete to honor Chief Yellow Calf, the...

    Native American traditional dancing is part of the Yellow Calf Memorial Powwow, usually held in early June in Ethete to honor Chief Yellow Calf, the last chief of the Arapaho tribe, 16 miles north of Lander on the Wind River Indian Reservation. For information on area cultural events, such as the Shoshone tribe's Chokecherry Festival in Lander's City Park (3rd and Fremont streets) in late August, call 307/332–5542. You can also find a calendar of Wind River cultural activities under the "Events" tab on the website.

    506 Ethete Rd, Lander, Wyoming, 82520, USA
    307-332–6120

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