Bernard and Avis DeVoto were a literary force of nature and, it turns out, a force for nature as well.
Are you a naturalist, field researcher, wildlife biologist or anyone whose expertise or field of study is related to nature in Jackson Hole, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem or the Mountain West?
Juan Martinez Pineda’s conservation story started with detention, a high school teacher and jalapeño seeds.
Boots, brushes, paints, grizzlies, mountains and running water — those are just a few details that make up the biggest attraction at Jackson Hole’s annual Fall Arts Festival: the QuickDraw.
Even if you didn’t walk or race in Saturday’s Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities last weekend, you are still in the running to be a Jackson Hole philanthropist. But not for long.
The Western Design Conference, a popular staple of the Fall Arts Festival, celebrates its 30th anniversary this week.
For long-term water protection, Protect Our Water Jackson Hole knows it needs to spur awareness and cooperation among individuals, businesses, elected officials and visitors.
Friday, Sept. 2
For the first time since the Dec. 22 death of Frank Londy, Jackson Hole’s longtime movie maven and theater owner, the Fall Film Festival is returning to MovieWorks Cinema.
Teton County Library is inviting the community to launch into reading with upcoming programs on space, reading challenges and presentations from NASA educators.
Saturday, Aug. 27
Friday, Aug. 26
Boots, brushes, paints, grizzlies, mountains and running water — those are just a few details that make up the biggest attraction at Jackson Hole’s annual Fall Arts Festival: the QuickDraw.
Even if you didn’t walk or race in Saturday’s Old Bill’s Fun Run for Charities last weekend, you are still in the running to be a Jackson Hole philanthropist. But not for long.
The Western Design Conference, a popular staple of the Fall Arts Festival, celebrates its 30th anniversary this week.
For long-term water protection, Protect Our Water Jackson Hole knows it needs to spur awareness and cooperation among individuals, businesses, elected officials and visitors.
For the first time since the Dec. 22 death of Frank Londy, Jackson Hole’s longtime movie maven and theater owner, the Fall Film Festival is returning to MovieWorks Cinema.
Teton County Library is inviting the community to launch into reading with upcoming programs on space, reading challenges and presentations from NASA educators.
The Center for the Arts “Center Presents” fall lineup starts with a high-energy circus act and wraps up with a concert by Little Feat, a gumbo of American music styles from folk to rockabilly to funk. In between those two acts, the center will show off a variety of entertainment, including s…
In honor of the 10th anniversary of the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s Sculpture Trail, the man who designed it will give a free public tour of his creation at 11 a.m. today.
As part of its summer exhibit, “William Henry Jackson: Pioneer Photographer Works from the Tetons and Yellowstone,” the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum will host historian and author Bob Blair for slides and conversation about the 19th-century adventure lensman who as a member of …
Jackson Hole’s popular Fourth of July Parade will start from the Teton County Fairgrounds at 10 a.m. today. The patriotic procession will follow its traditional route, marching down Snow King Avenue to Glenwood Street, up past the Center for the Arts to Broadway, and then passing by the Town…
The Art Association of Jackson Hole will present the first of its two annual summer art fairs Friday through Sunday on the Center for the Arts lawn.
Caravan of Glam, set for tonight at the Center for the Arts, will usher in the beauty, comedy and collective talent of internationally acclaimed performers to help Jackson Hole celebrate Pride Month.
Combining wellness with warm weather, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole has some special events planned this month.
How loneliness and feelings of alienation hurt people in modern society had been on Leah Shlachter’s radar and when the pandemic arrived, it exacerbated it all.
When Principal Scott Crisp heard this could be the year musical theater returned to Jackson Hole High School, he decided to pull out all the stops.
Authors, editors and agents from around the country will gather next month for the Jackson Hole Writers Conference to present talks and workshops for people interested in learning how to improve their writing and how to publish more.
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