Teton County isn’t quite out of the coronavirus woods, but it looks like there may be a clearing up ahead, and it could be just the right place to hold a music festival.
Bird-bedecked canvases for Jill Auerbach's spring show, ‘Birds — Places and Spaces’ hang on the walls of Cowboy Coffee where they will be shown through June. The artist said she's inspired by …
Chris Hood does not sit in front of a canvas and start painting. He begins from the back.
Pearl Street Bagels has a new crew of regulars — a small herd of charismatic goats, painted into frames by Alpine artist Jude Chilen. The goats greet bagel-getters just inside the door as part…
For nigh on 60 years, if you wanted to learn how to paint or draw you could go to the Art Association of Jackson Hole, one of the valley’s oldest nonprofits. Gotta dance? Then your place was a…
Wood Belly, a contemporary bluegrass band, has played a slew of America’s famous venues, ranging from the Boulder Theater to the Oriental Theater in Denver. This week the group is taking its t…
Students rehearse “Seize the Day” from “Newsies” for the Thieme Youth Musical Showcase: “Broadway Then & Now” at the Center for the Arts on Saturday.
Any party that includes Alan K. Simpson on the invite list is a party not to miss.
The age of Big Glass is far from over.
There’s probably only one place on Earth where an aspiring author can get expert advice and inspiration on writing and publishing from some of the hottest novelists, poets, agents and editors …
May showers bring Cinco de Mayo margaritas on one of my favorite days of the year.
Spring is here, and in most parts of the U.S. people are gearing up for outdoor activities and longer days of sunshine. While we tend to fight our way through mud season in Jackson, we can sti…
Jackson Hole’s Environmental Health Trust kicks off its 2021 virtual film series today at 7 p.m. with a documentary about smartphone factory rights.
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