Reader alert: This article contains copious redacted profanities. — Ed.
Move over, New York.
When Jim Wilcox quit his job as a Seattle high school art teacher and opened a gallery in Jackson, he paid the winter’s rent with one of his paintings.
It seems like every once in a while you run into someone who can do anything. When that person seems to do it with ease, it’s another thing entirely.
The Avett Brothers were halfway through their concert Wednesday night when Scott Avett, one the of band’s lead singers, hopped into the crowd and ripped his pants.
Hayes Carll didn’t always insert a lot of himself, his feelings and his opinions into his songs. Now that he’s started to do so, he’s got a particular way of thinking about it.
For its first 10 years the Los Angeles Guitar Quartet cruised up and down the West Coast in member John Dearman’s Volvo station wagon, pulling into a town, playing a gig and moving on. Having …
Susan Orlean is coming to Jackson next month, and you can already snag your free tickets for the event.
Across the West, communities are bracing for another season of wildfires.
Morgan Cable doesn’t know what life on other planets might look like. That doesn’t keep her from daydreaming.
The concept of milk has become more complicated over the last decade. When I was growing up the possible answers to “what kind of milk do you want” were skim, 2% or whole. Now milk from a cow …
Serenity is the word that comes to mind and the feeling that envelops me when I visit John Fournelle in his garden. It is refreshing and restorative and fills me with joy.
“I can help! I’m strong ... and sticky!” — Peter Parker, offering his assistance to a superhero he’s only just met in “Spider-Man: Far From Home.”
If you’re still recuperating from the enormous and magnificent but, let’s be honest, also exhausting and sometimes very heavy feast that was “Avengers: Endgame,” the Marvel Universe has just the entree for you: How about a little “Spider-Man” light?
Scene Briefs
Visions of mountain trails
Some shows are so good that galleries keep bringing them back every year.
That’s the case with Mark Gibson, a Montana painter best known for his paintings of tipis. According to Mountain Trails Gallery owner Adam Warner, Gibson is such a fan favorite that his show has become an annual affair.
Pure landscape
On your mark
Get set. Go.
The annual Teton Mountaineering Cache Creek to Game Creek Trail Run returns Saturday for its 39th year.
The race will kick off at 8 a.m. in Snow King Mountain Resort’s upper parking lot. From there runners will make their way over Cache Creek, across the Game Creek Divide and then down and out along the Game Creek trail until finishing at the Game Creek trailhead.
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