Browse local events in Jackson Hole from Jackson WY, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, & the greater Wyoming region. Discover what’s happening in real time and find out about upcoming festivals, catch live music and art shows, explore outdoor adventures and guided experiences, celebrate seasonal traditions, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and community spirit Jackson Hole has to offer.
Women Artists of the American West: Colorado and Utah, 1885–1935 (Exhibition)
Jan 20 – Jun 30
10:00 AM · Museum Admission ($10 Adults, $6 Seniors/Students, Free for children 5 and under)History Jackson Hole, 225 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
An ongoing historical exhibition presented by AWARE (Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions) in collaboration with History Jackson Hole, highlighting the profound but often overlooked contributions of female artists in the American West, specifically focusing on works created in Colorado and Utah between 1885 and 1935. The purpose is to educate the public on the diverse artistic heritage of the region and elevate the narratives of pioneering women creators. Visitors explore a curated collection of paintings, sketches, and historical artifacts. The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The exhibition is family-friendly and accessible to all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
Organized by AWARE & History Jackson Hole
Free Daily Meet & Greet with Sled Dogs
Mar 21 – Apr 4
12:00 PM · Free7301-7411 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY
Take a midday break from skiing to experience a true piece of Wyoming winter culture. Every Wednesday through Monday from March 21 to April 4, visitors can enjoy a free meet and greet with professional sled dogs and their experienced mushers. Located just off Granite Loop Road in Teton Village, this interactive hour allows guests to pet the friendly, high-energy Alaskan and Siberian huskies, learn about the history and mechanics of dog sledding, and ask the mushers questions about their training regimens and race experiences. Event runs from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM on scheduled days.
Coffee Hour at St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mar 29 – Apr 12
11:00 AM · FreeHansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Following the Sunday morning worship services, all members of the public—locals and tourists alike—are warmly invited to gather in Hansen Hall for a weekly Coffee Hour. This is a relaxed, welcoming community event designed to foster socialization and connection. Light refreshments, baked goods, and coffee are provided. It is a family-friendly environment open to people of all ages and backgrounds. The event occurs on March 29, April 5, and April 12, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Ermine – A Snow Science Spring Break Adventure
Mar 30 – Apr 3
$500Teton Science Schools, 1 Ditch Creek Road, Kelly, WY
Teton Science Schools invites Wyoming students in grades 4–6 to Ermine, a five-day, four-night spring break program packed with snowy exploration and hands-on science. Campers will travel across Grand Teton National Park on cross-country skis and snowshoes, uncovering how wildlife thrives in winter, how snow impacts our water, and how scientists study these vital ecosystems. With guidance from an experienced instructor team, students will conduct their own research and develop new skills. At the end of the program, families and friends are invited to celebrate students' discoveries during a special research presentation.
Organized by Teton Science Schools
Annual R Park Egg Hunt
Mar 30 – Apr 13
9:00 AM · FreeRendezvous Park (R Park), 4270 River Springs Drive, Wilson, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Land Trust, this is a free, self-guided, family-friendly scavenger hunt spread throughout the scenic R Park. Four local artists (Elyse Mock, Jenny Ramirez, Katy Ann Fox, and Kerry Kaneda Meyer) have created unique, egg-themed artworks that are hidden around the park's trails and ponds. Each art piece is marked with a secret letter. Participants explore the park during daylight hours to find all four eggs, which reveal a four-letter code. This code unlocks a golden chest located on the steps of the R Park office, where successful scavengers can claim candy prizes. Maps are available online or on the porch of the R Park office. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Land Trust
Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio Week 2
Mar 31 – Apr 2
Free with museum admissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
The National Museum of Wildlife Art hosts its Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio Week 2. This is a fantastic opportunity for families and children to engage in hands-on art activities during their spring break. Participants can explore various artistic mediums inspired by the museum's premier public collection of fine wildlife art, which features works by Rungius, Russell, Bierstadt, and Picasso. All ages are welcome to drop in, create, and take their masterpieces home. The event runs daily during museum open hours.
Canasta
Mar 31 – Apr 1
1:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Gather at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a friendly round or two of Canasta! Held every Tuesday and Wednesday, this recurring event is a great way to socialize and enjoy a classic card game. The center provides all the cards, so all you need to do is bring a friend and a good attitude. Open to adults and seniors of all skill levels. This event occurs on March 31 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM and again on April 1 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.
Car-Free Teton Park Road Spring Opening for Bikes
Apr 1 – Apr 30
7:00 AM · Grand Teton National Park entrance fee applies ($35 per vehicle or valid park pass).Teton Park Road, Grand Teton National Park, Moose, WY
For a few precious weeks each spring, Grand Teton National Park clears the snow from the 14-mile stretch of Teton Park Road (between the Taggart Lake Trailhead and Signal Mountain Lodge) and opens it exclusively to non-motorized recreation before vehicles are allowed back on May 1st. This is a beloved local tradition and one of the most family-friendly ways to experience the park's massive scenery at your own pace. Cyclists, joggers, rollerbladers, and families with strollers can enjoy a quiet ribbon of pavement with the snow-striped Cathedral Group towering in the background. Participants are encouraged to pack a picnic, stop at the various pullouts for wildlife spotting (migratory birds and emerging bears are common), and enjoy a sunrise or afternoon cruise. A Grand Teton National Park entrance fee applies.
Golden Ticket Promotion at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Apr 1 – Apr 12
9:00 AM · 50% off the daily window lift ticket rateJackson Hole Mountain Resort, 3265 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
To celebrate the end of the winter season, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort runs its highly anticipated 'Golden Ticket Promotion'. This tourism and sports initiative invites skiers and snowboarders from around the world to experience Jackson Hole's legendary terrain at a steep discount during the final weeks of operation. Eligible participants receive a 50% discount on daily lift tickets. To qualify, guests must present a valid 2025-2026 winter resort season pass from ANY other ski mountain in the world. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket window. The promotion is open to all ages; standard ticketing age tiers (Adult, Teen, Child) apply to the discounted rate. Participants can enjoy full mountain access, spring skiing conditions, on-mountain dining, and end-of-season après-ski festivities across the resort until closing day on April 12. The promotion runs daily during resort hours from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
DJ Scutty at Casper Beach
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM · Free to attend (Lift ticket required to access the mountain location)Casper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
Take a mid-day break from spring skiing and soak up the sun at Casper Beach, located mid-mountain at JHMR. DJ Scutty will be spinning an upbeat, high-energy set right on the snow to celebrate Gaper Day and the spring skiing season. Skiers and snowboarders can grab a drink or a snack from the nearby Casper Restaurant, kick back in a lawn chair, and enjoy the vibrant, party-like atmosphere before hitting the slopes again. This is a family-friendly, on-mountain event.
VaMoose Live at Tram Dock
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Celebrate the spring skiing season with a live outdoor music performance by VaMoose at the Tram Dock, located right at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This mid-day event is the perfect excuse to take a break from the slopes, grab a drink, and soak up the spring sun. VaMoose will be providing an upbeat, energetic soundtrack to the afternoon, blending perfectly with the lively après-ski atmosphere of Teton Village. The event is open to all ages, though attendees must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol from the nearby bars. No tickets are required, and the outdoor setting provides plenty of space for dancing and relaxing.
Spring Break Art Experiences at the National Museum of Wildlife Art
Apr 1 – Apr 2
1:00 PM · FreeNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
The National Museum of Wildlife Art offers a creative, family-friendly way to ease into April with its Spring Break Art Studio sessions. Inspired by works from the museum's permanent collection, these hands-on experiences invite participants to transform two-dimensional ideas into playful, kinetic creations. Projects include a “bear hug” card, a bouncing penguin, and an origami jumping frog—each designed to engage both creativity and movement. Open Studio sessions run Wednesday, April 1 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM and Thursday, April 2 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, with a welcoming drop-in format and waived admission for participants.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Outta Shorts – Gaper Day
3:00 PM · Free/Ticketed (Check website for specific tiering)Mangy Moose Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate Gaper Day at the Mangy Moose with 'Outta Shorts'! Gaper Day is a beloved mountain town tradition where locals and visitors alike dress up in retro, silly, or outrageous ski gear (neon onesies, jeans, and vintage shades) to celebrate the arrival of spring skiing. The Mangy Moose Saloon, located at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, hosts this lively afternoon party starting at 3:00 PM. Expect a raucous crowd, great drinks, and live entertainment to cap off a fun day on the slopes. 21+ for the bar area. Check the website for specific ticketing or tiering information.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock with Cam Rood
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free to attend (Food and drinks available for purchase)Tram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Keep the Gaper Day and spring skiing celebrations going with an official après-ski party at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. Local DJ Cam Rood will be mixing beats from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM as the lifts close for the day. It's the perfect spot to gather with friends, show off your retro or silly ski gear, and enjoy the lively base area vibe. The event is open to all ages, though the bar areas are 21+.
Afterschool with the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum
A fun and educational afterschool program hosted in partnership with the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. Kids can dive into local history through engaging, hands-on activities and stories. It's a great way for students to learn about the rich heritage of the American West and the Jackson Hole valley in a relaxed, interactive environment.
Live Music at The Melvin Dojo on Town Square
Apr 1 – Apr 2
4:00 PM · Free entry; food and drink available for purchase.The Melvin Dojo (located below Roadhouse Pub & Eatery), 20 E Broadway, Jackson, WY
Located right on the iconic Jackson Town Square, The Melvin Dojo—a taproom space situated beneath the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery—hosts live music every Wednesday evening. Running from 4:00 PM until midnight, this event provides a relaxed, intimate atmosphere to enjoy fantastic local and regional musical talent. Attendees can sip on award-winning craft beers from Melvin Brewing and enjoy a laid-back après-ski or post-work vibe right in the heart of downtown Jackson. Entry is free; food and drink are available for purchase.
Alta Teen Afterschool Club
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeCommunity Room, Alta Branch Library, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A fun, safe afterschool club designed specifically for local teens. Billed as a gathering for 'Monster Hunters, Adventurers, and Interdimensional Travelers,' the club focuses on tabletop gaming, socializing, and creative play. Hosted by the teen librarians and staff of the Teton County Library - Alta Branch. Free to attend. No advance registration required. Restricted to Tween/Teen, Middle School (6th-8th grades), and High School (9th-12th grades). Runs from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM. Teens can participate in group games, role-playing adventures, and hang out with peers in a supervised environment. Snacks are typically provided.
Organized by Teton County Library - Alta Branch
Bodega After Dark
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Free entry, $2 select beersBodega, 3200 W. McCollister Dr, Teton Village, WY
Keep the après-ski vibes going at 'Bodega After Dark' in Teton Village. Every Wednesday night from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, Bodega offers an unbeatable happy hour featuring $2 select beers (limit 4 per person) and 15% off everything from their grab-and-go cooler. It's the perfect quick stop for affordable drinks and snacks after a long day on the slopes at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol.
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM · Free entry, Bingo cards available for purchaseJH Elks Club, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Every Wednesday, the Jackson Hole Elks Lodge hosts a lively BINGO NIGHT featuring a rotating food menu, drinks, and lots of community fun! Each night benefits either an Elk-specific cause, local charity, or scholarship fund. It's a great way to mingle with locals, enjoy affordable food and drinks, and win prizes while supporting the community. The event is open to the public, though attendees must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
A mindful community event designed as an invitation to slow down, reflect, and gather. The workshop utilizes the energy of the April full moon to create a space for insight, integration, and deep physical and mental restoration. Led by Deidre Norman, an experienced local yoga instructor and spiritual guide known for her holistic approach to wellness. The evening includes a curated blend of kriya (breathwork and movement), guided meditation, journaling prompts, and a restorative sound healing session. Participants are specifically asked to bring their own journals. Tickets can be purchased online via the Home Yoga Studio schedule portal or at the front desk prior to the event. Generally geared toward adults (18+).
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Live Music at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:00 PM · Varies (Typically a $5–$10 cover charge at the door)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
As Wyoming's landmark watering hole, The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar hosts live country and western music almost every night of the week. This ongoing event is a cornerstone of Jackson Hole's tourism and nightlife, offering an authentic cowboy experience. It features top-tier local, regional, and occasionally national country music acts. Cover charges are typically paid at the door (cash or card). VIP seating or special concert tickets may be available for specific headliners via their website. The event is strictly for ages 21 and over. Valid ID is required for entry. Attendees can sit on genuine saddle barstools, play pool, admire the extensive collection of western memorabilia and taxidermy, and dance the night away on the large custom dance floor to live country bands. This is a recurring event Monday through Saturday nights.
Organized by The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Jackson Hole’s R Park Egg Hunt: Family Spring Scavenger Adventure
ISWR Meeting
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeJackson, WY (Check Teton County website for specific room)
A public meeting for the Integrated Solid Waste & Recycling (ISWR) board of Teton County. This session will cover local environmental initiatives, waste management strategies, and recycling program updates. It is open to the public and provides a platform for community members to stay informed about sustainability efforts in Jackson Hole.
A community musical gathering at St. John's Episcopal Church. The Handbell Rehearsal brings together local musicians and congregation members to practice and prepare musical pieces for upcoming church services and community performances. Open to those involved in the handbell choir or interested in community music ministries.
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY 83001
The Spirits & Spice Tequila Experience is like taking a guided trip to Mexico right in the heart of downtown Jackson Hole. This weekly Thursday event is designed to wake up your taste buds and show you that there is much more to Tequila than shooters and cocktails. Attendees will learn about the specific regions of Mexico where agave is grown, the traditional distilling methods used to create premium spirits, and the rich history behind the craft. The 30-minute session features small, guided samples of exquisite, high-quality Tequilas. Must be at least 21 years old to attend. Free to attend, but space is limited in the shop.
Talk & Taste at Bin22
6:00 PM · Varies based on food/drink purchasesBin22, 200 West Broadway, Jackson, WY
A special 'Talk & Taste' event at Bin22, a cozy downtown spot that reflects the sophisticated energy of New York City and the rustic elegance of the Italian countryside. Attendees can enjoy a diverse selection of great value wines, craft beers, and regional spirits while engaging in a guided tasting and discussion with local experts. It's an excellent opportunity for wine enthusiasts and foodies to mingle, learn about flavor profiles, and enjoy Spanish and Italian-style tapas. Age restriction: 21+ for alcohol consumption.
A beloved local tradition, Cowboy Coffee transforms its iconic Town Square cafe into an intimate live performance venue on the first Thursday of every month. The event provides a supportive space for local aspiring artists, established acts, and community members to share their talents. The stage is open to the public. Performances range from local indie bands and bluegrass pickers to solo acoustic acts, spoken word poetry, and stand-up comedy. Sign-ups and the social hour begin at 5:30 PM, with performances officially kicking off at 7:00 PM and running until 8:30 PM. The cafe serves up its signature Cowboy Coffee snacks, hot toddies, and cold local beers throughout the evening. Free to attend and free to perform. Walk-ins are welcome, or performers can email the shop in advance to secure a time slot. Open to all ages. Must be 21+ with a valid ID to purchase alcoholic beverages.
Organized by Cowboy Coffee Co.
Jackbox Game Night
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A modern twist on pub entertainment, Snake River Brewing hosts a weekly Jackbox Game Night where patrons use their smartphones to participate in hilarious, interactive party games displayed on the venue's big screens. Facilitated by the brewery's entertainment staff. Attendees log into the game room via their phones to answer prompts, draw pictures, or solve puzzles in games like *Quiplash* or *Drawful*. It's a highly social event perfect for groups. Free walk-in event. 21+ recommended due to the bar setting and the often mature/irreverent nature of Jackbox party games.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · Free admissionMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
A weekly event designed to teach locals and tourists the fundamentals of country swing dancing. It serves as the perfect warm-up before the venue's live country music kicks off later in the evening. Taught by experienced local dance instructors who break down the steps for beginners and help intermediate dancers refine their twirls and dips. Lessons run from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM on the main dance floor. Participants can grab a drink at the saddle-topped bar before or after the lesson. Free to participate. No advance registration is required. Strictly 21+ (The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is a 21-and-over establishment).
Live Music at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn
7:00 PM · Free admission (Food and drink available for purchase)Nora's Fish Creek Inn, 5600 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY 83014
A beloved local tradition, the historic Nora's Fish Creek Inn hosts regular live music to accompany their famous homestyle dining. This event brings the Wilson and Jackson Hole communities together for a cozy evening of acoustic tunes, great food, and local camaraderie. It features a rotating lineup of local Jackson Hole acoustic musicians, folk singers, and singer-songwriters. There is no cover charge. Seating is first-come, first-served for dining patrons. The event is family-friendly in the main dining room; the bar area is restricted to patrons 21 and older. Guests can enjoy a 'happy hour and a half' at the bar (which runs 7 days a week), followed by live music performances. The venue offers a relaxed, rustic atmosphere perfect for winding down after a day of spring skiing or hiking. This is a recurring event on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sunday mornings.
Organized by Nora's Fish Creek Inn
Spring Fling Fashion Thing 3
7:00 PM · Free, but ticketedCenter for the Arts, Jackson Hole
Presented by Jackson Hole Pride and The Center for the Arts, this is the third-annual fashion show, dance party, and celebration of Jackson Hole's LGBTQIA+ artists and community. An original collection of looks designed, styled, and modeled by local queer artists will hit the runway in an immersive fashion extravaganza. The event is free to attend but requires a ticket reservation for entry. All ages are welcome, though it features a lively, high-energy dance party atmosphere following the runway show.
Organized by Jackson Hole Pride and The Center for the Arts
Free Public Stargazing Program
7:30 PM · Free ($10/person recommended donation)Rendezvous Park (R-Park) near Teton Village (or Village Road Transit Center), Wilson, WY
Join Wyoming Stargazing for a mesmerizing evening under some of the darkest skies in North America. Astronomy educators will be on hand with large aperture telescopes to guide you through the cosmos, pointing out planets, stars, planetary nebulae, and galaxies. iPads with the Star Walk application will also be available for independent exploration. Dress warmly, as temperatures can drop quickly after sunset. The event is weather-dependent (skies must be clear and temperatures above zero). A $10/person donation is recommended.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
U-Foria Live Music
Apr 2 – Apr 3
8:30 PM · Free / No tickets necessary (cover charge may apply at the door)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Enjoy a lively night of dancing and drinks at the historic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with a live performance by U-Foria. The Cowboy Bar is a legendary watering hole on Town Square known for its saddle bar stools, Western flair, and rich history of hosting country and Americana acts. No tickets are necessary for this nightly live music event, making it a perfect stop for locals and visitors alike. Must be 21+ to enter the bar. The event spans two consecutive nights, April 2 and April 3, 2026.
Thursday Disco Nights at the Stagecoach Bar
Apr 2 – Apr 3
9:30 PM · Free entry (21+ only)Stagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
While the Stagecoach Bar is world-famous for its Sunday night swing dancing, Thursday nights belong to Disco. Running weekly through April 9th, Disco Night invites locals and visitors to get their boogie on starting at 9:30 PM. The historic venue, affectionately known by locals as 'Church,' trades its traditional country-western vibe for a full-blown dance party featuring classic disco hits, funk, and upbeat dance tracks. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, and enjoy a fun-filled, high-energy evening in Wilson. This is a 21+ only event with free entry.
Fri, Apr 3
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeCommunity Room, Alta Branch of Teton County Library, Alta, WY
A delightful morning event for young children and their caregivers. Storytime includes a combination of engaging stories, fingerplays, music, singing, flannel boards, picture books, and fun! It's a great way to foster early literacy and community connection in a family-friendly environment.
Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio Week 2
Apr 3 – Apr 5
10:00 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
Coinciding with the local school spring break, the museum opens its studio spaces to encourage artistic expression inspired by the surrounding wildlife and landscape. This is a drop-in open studio format where participants can experiment with various art mediums, create their own wildlife-inspired masterpieces, and take part in guided creative exercises. The activity is included with general museum admission. It is family-friendly and geared towards children and teens, with museum art instructors and staff present.
A spring donation drive and distribution event hosted by the Spread the Love Commission in partnership with the Teton County Library. The goal is to collect and distribute spring clothes and critical supplies to help vulnerable community members across the Mountain West. The event runs continuously from 2:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Attendees can browse and receive free items from an inventory of donated goods, which includes new and gently worn spring clothing (must be in complete sets and seasonally appropriate), critical supplies, shoes, camping gear, and health/hygiene items. The clothing distribution is for adults only. Free to attend and receive items.
Organized by Spread the Love Commission and Teton County Library
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock with DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free to attendTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out an epic Friday of spring skiing with the ultimate après-ski experience at the Tram Dock. DJ Scutty returns to spin tracks and keep the energy high as skiers and snowboarders come off the mountain for the weekend. Enjoy the lively atmosphere, grab a craft beer or cocktail from the nearby vendors, and celebrate the final weeks of the ski season at the base of the Tetons. Open to all ages.
Jackson Hole Community Band Spring Concert
4:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts Theater, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Community Band, a 40-piece all-volunteer ensemble founded in 1989, presents its highly anticipated annual Spring Concert. The band rehearses nearly year-round to provide free, high-quality entertainment to the community. The repertoire for this performance ranges from old favorites by Duke Ellington to toe-tapping marches by John Philip Sousa and classical works by Modest Mussorgsky. The band members hail from diverse backgrounds—including engineers, realtors, clergy, retirees, teens, and teachers—ranging in age from early teens to their eighties. This family-friendly event is a wonderful way to support local musicians and enjoy an afternoon of live music in a premier acoustic venue.
Live Music @ The Triple M
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM · Free entryThe Triple M at Mountain Modern Motel
Join the Mountain Modern Motel for live music from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays all ski season long at The Triple M. Grab a cold local beer or craft cocktail and something to eat while enjoying acoustic sets from rotating local musicians. It's a casual, all-ages après-ski environment perfect for winding down after a day on the slopes before heading out to dinner in downtown Jackson. This event also recurs on April 4, 10, and 11.
Organized by Mountain Modern Motel
21st Annual Backcountry Film Festival
6:00 PM · Free (RSVP required)Gravity Haus, Jackson Hole, WY
The 21st Annual Backcountry Film Festival hits the road and makes a highly anticipated stop in Jackson Hole. Immerse yourself in a night of films that celebrate the power and spirit of humans in winter. The lineup features short films covering adventure, travel, ski culture, ice, pain, suffering, laughter, and deep powder. Funds raised at the screening support local SnowSchool sites, human-powered recreation and conservation efforts, and avalanche/safety programs. It is a major community gathering for outdoor enthusiasts and winter sports advocates.
Friday Sommelier Stash at Four Seasons Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Varies based on wine selectionFour Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, 7680 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY
Elevate your Friday evening with the Sommelier Stash at the Four Seasons Jackson Hole. Sommelier AJ Puccia curates an exclusive list of his favorite, newest, and most exciting wines, offering expert suggested pairings. This is a fantastic opportunity for wine enthusiasts to discover rare and exceptional bottles in a luxurious, relaxed setting. Engage with the sommelier, learn about the nuances of each wine, and enjoy a sophisticated start to your weekend in Teton Village. Must be 21+ to participate. Cost varies based on wine selection.
Organized by Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole
Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Ticketed (Check Eventbrite for current pricing)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY
A whiskey-tasting experience like no other! Taste some of the finest whiskeys on a 30-minute guided tour. Whether you know nothing about whiskey, know a little something and want to know more, or just want to impress your friends with interesting facts, this experience is the place to be. It includes small samples of whiskey from around the world and expert knowledge from enthusiastic team members. All participants receive 10% off an in-store purchase during the event. Must be at least 21 years old to attend.
Card Group – Bid Euchre
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeHansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
All card enthusiasts are invited to join the weekly card club at St. John's Episcopal Church. Meeting in Hansen Hall, the group gathers for a fun and social evening playing "Bid Euchre." This is an easy card game to learn, making it perfect for both beginners and experienced players. The event offers a great time for socializing with locals, and light refreshments are available throughout the evening. No prior registration is required.
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Showroom
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Bar & Grill at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
The historic Silver Dollar Showroom is a premier downtown destination for live music and dancing. Located inside the historic Wort Hotel, this event provides a lively nightlife experience for both locals and visitors looking to enjoy authentic Western entertainment. The stage hosts a variety of local and regional bands playing country, bluegrass, rock, and blues. No cover charge or tickets are required. Entry is based on venue capacity. Guests must be 21+ to sit at the bar, but the surrounding showroom and dance floor areas are generally open to adult patrons enjoying the nightlife. The evening features live band performances, a bustling dance floor for two-stepping and swing dancing, and signature cocktails served atop the famous bar inlaid with 2,032 uncirculated 1921 Morgan Silver Dollars. This is a recurring event on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.
Organized by The Silver Dollar Bar & Grill at The Wort Hotel
Sat, Apr 4
Chronometers, Cars & Coffee
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeWells Fargo Parking Lot, Jackson, WY
A casual morning meetup hosted by the Jackson Hole Horological Society, blending the appreciation of fine timepieces with classic and exotic cars. Attendees will gather to showcase their cars and watches, network with fellow hobbyists, and enjoy morning coffee. A specific topic of discussion for this event will be the incredible engineering and build quality of David Candaux timepieces, specifically the DC12 release. The event is free to attend, with no formal tickets required. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Horological Society
Annual Easter Egg Hunt on Town Square
10:00 AM · FreeJackson Hole Town Square, Jackson, WY
A beloved local holiday tradition, the Annual Easter Egg Hunt takes over the iconic antler arches of Jackson's Town Square. Starting promptly at 10:00 AM, children ages 1 to 12 are invited to grab their baskets and scour the snowy park for hidden eggs filled with treats. The event features a special meet-and-greet appearance by the Easter Bunny (Peter Rabbit) and his friends, offering great photo opportunities for families. Parents are encouraged to arrive early as the hunt goes quickly! The event is family-friendly and organized in conjunction with the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce.
Organized by Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
Sleigh Rides on the National Elk Refuge (Final Weekend of the Season)
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM · $42 per adult (ages 13+), $27 per child (ages 4-12), Free for children 3 and underNational Elk Refuge (Tickets and shuttle boarding at the Jackson Hole Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center, 532 N Cache St, Jackson, WY)
April 4th marks the final day of the 2025/2026 winter season to experience the iconic horse-drawn sleigh rides through the National Elk Refuge. This 45-to-60-minute guided tour offers an unparalleled opportunity to get up close to thousands of migrating elk in their natural winter habitat. Led by knowledgeable guides, the tour provides fascinating insights into the elk herd and the refuge's conservation efforts. Guests must purchase tickets at the Visitor Center in town and take the free shuttle to the boarding zone. Departures run every 30 minutes from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Blankets are provided, but warm winter clothing is highly recommended. No food, drink, or pets are allowed on the sleighs. The event is open to all ages. Private sleighs are available for $750.
Live Music on Trapper’s Deck
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attendTrapper's Restaurant at Solitude Station (Sweetwater Gondola mid-station), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Take a midday break from spring skiing and enjoy live outdoor music on the sun-soaked deck of Trapper's Restaurant. Located at Solitude Station (the midway point of the Sweetwater Gondola), this event offers a perfect alpine atmosphere with stunning mountain views. Guests can relax with craft drinks and delicious food while listening to local musicians perform. The event is family-friendly and open to anyone on the mountain. Please note that outdoor live music is weather-dependent. Food and beverages are available for purchase.
Live DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attend (Requires a valid lift ticket or ski pass to access the mountain location)Casper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A high-energy, mid-mountain après-ski party celebrating the spring skiing season. 'Casper Beach' is a popular sunny hangout spot on the mountain where skiers and snowboarders gather to relax between runs. Features a rotating lineup of talented local DJs spinning upbeat, crowd-pleasing tracks. The DJ spins from noon until 3:00 PM. Attendees can purchase food, grab a beer, lounge in the snow, and soak up the spring sun before taking their final afternoon laps. The music is free, but attendees must have a JHMR lift ticket or season pass to ski/snowboard to the Casper Restaurant area. All ages welcome.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock with Chuck Samples
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
As the 2025-2026 ski season approaches its final days, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort keeps the après-ski energy high right at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. Local favorite DJ Chuck Samples will be spinning an eclectic mix of upbeat tracks, funk, and electronic music to welcome skiers and snowboarders off the mountain. The Tram Dock provides the perfect open-air dance floor to soak in the late-afternoon spring sun, grab a drink from the nearby bars, and celebrate a successful day on the slopes. No tickets are required, and all ages are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Dornans’ Supper Club Series – German-Austrian Night
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Teton Range in Moose, Wyoming, Dornans hosts its exclusive Winter Supper Club Series. The April 4th edition features a specially curated German-Austrian culinary theme. Guests will be treated to a gourmet three-course meal, with each course expertly paired with complementary wines or traditional regional beverages. This intimate dining experience is perfect for foodies looking to explore international flavors in a cozy, rustic mountain setting. Seating is limited, and advance reservations are required by emailing the venue directly.
Organized by Dornans
Good Friday Service at Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreePresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH), 1251 South Park Loop Road, Jackson, WY
Join the congregation in mourning and commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus and his death on the cross. This special 6:00 PM service will be held in person at PCJH. It is a solemn, community-focused religious event open to all ages and members of the public looking for a place of worship during the Easter weekend.
Chuck Briseno Live Music
8:30 PM · Free / No tickets necessary (cover charge may apply at the door)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Live country music performance by Chuck Briseno. Chuck's love for music, songwriting, and storytelling is deeply rooted in his life, and he brings his authentic country sound to the stage. Enjoy a lively night of dancing and drinks at the historic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, an iconic Jackson Hole venue famous for its Western decor and saddle bar stools. No advance tickets are required. Must be 21+ to enter.
U-Foria Live Music
8:30 PM · No advance tickets necessary (standard door cover charge may apply)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Kick off your weekend at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with a high-energy live music performance by U-Foria. The Cowboy Bar is world-famous for its authentic western atmosphere, saddle barstools, and lively dance floor. This event is strictly 21+. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, and enjoy a classic Jackson Hole night out. Music begins promptly at 8:30 PM.
Sun, Apr 5
Easter Sunrise Service at Top of Bridger Gondola
6:30 AM - 7:00 AM · FreeRendezvous Lodge at the summit of the Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate Easter morning with a breathtaking interdenominational Sunrise Service at the summit of the Bridger Gondola. Hosted outside the Rendezvous Lodge at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, this special community gathering welcomes everyone to greet the spring morning from a high alpine vantage point. Attendees can begin loading the gondola at 6:00 AM for the 6:30 AM service. The event is free and open to the public, offering a serene and spiritual start to the holiday surrounded by the majestic Teton views. No ski or snowboard gear is required to attend, and complimentary gondola tickets are provided for those coming solely for the service. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages.
Easter Sunday Brunch at the Silver Dollar
7:00 AM - 2:00 PM · Varies (A la carte menu pricing)Silver Dollar Bar & Grill at The Wort Hotel, 50 North Glenwood Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Celebrate the holiday weekend in the heart of downtown Jackson at the historic Wort Hotel. The Silver Dollar Bar & Grill will be hosting a special Easter Brunch featuring exclusive holiday specials served alongside their normal menu. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis, so guests are encouraged to arrive early. It is a perfect, family-friendly dining experience to enjoy before or after the local Easter egg hunts.
Easter Brunch at the Wild Sage
7:00 AM - 1:00 PM · Varies based on menu selection (Reservations encouraged)Wild Sage Restaurant at the Rusty Parrot Lodge & Spa, 175 N Jackson Street, Jackson, WY
Celebrate Easter Sunday with a special brunch at the acclaimed Wild Sage Restaurant, nestled just off the Town Square. With extended hours from 7:00 AM to 1:00 PM, guests can enjoy an expanded seasonal menu in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Known for its craft and quality, the kitchen will serve up delectable dishes perfect for a leisurely holiday morning with family and friends. Reservations can be made via OpenTable.
Easter Morning at PCJH
8:30 AM · Free / Open to the publicPresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH), 1251 South Park Loop Road, Jackson, WY
Celebrate Easter Sunday with the local congregation at the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole. The church warmly welcomes locals, visitors, and families to celebrate the holiday with two distinct morning services. The services will feature specially planned choral and instrumental music, an inspiring holiday message, and a community gathering period following the service. To accommodate families, a special children's activity and program are planned specifically during the 10:15 AM service.
Easter Brunch & Egg Hunt at St. John’s
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM · Free (Potluck style - bring a side dish or dessert)St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
Celebrate Easter Sunday with the congregation and community at St. John's Episcopal Church's annual Easter Brunch and Egg Hunt. The church will provide a delicious honey-baked ham as the main dish, and attendees are encouraged to bring a side dish or dessert to share potluck-style. Following the meal, children can enjoy a festive Easter Egg Hunt on the church grounds. It's a joyous, family-friendly morning of food, fellowship, and holiday fun before or after Sunday services.
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM · Free (Complimentary Gondola tickets provided for non-skiers)Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A weekly interdenominational worship service held high up on the mountain. It offers a unique, spiritual experience combining community worship with breathtaking alpine views. Led by local clergy members from various Jackson Hole congregations. Guests load the gondola around 9:00 AM. The service begins at 9:30 AM at the Rendezvous Lodge and concludes at 10:30 AM, allowing attendees to hit the slopes or head back down to the village afterward. The service is free. For those who wish to attend without ski or snowboard gear, complimentary Bridger Gondola tickets are available at the guest services desk prior to the event. Family-friendly; all ages welcome.
First Sundays – Locals’ Free Day at the Museum
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free for area localsNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
The National Museum of Wildlife Art opens its doors to the community with its 'First Sundays' initiative, offering free admission to area locals for the entire day. Running from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, this event encourages residents to explore the museum's extensive permanent collection, which examines humanity's relationship with wildlife through art. Visitors can also view the outdoor Sculpture Trail and special temporary exhibitions like the 'Prismatic Menagerie: Origami-Inspired Sculptures by Hacer'. It's an excellent, family-friendly cultural outing that celebrates local appreciation for the arts and the natural world. No advance tickets are required for locals with proof of residency.
Annual Easter Egg Hunt
10:00 AM · FreeJackson Town Square, Jackson, WY
A cherished community holiday tradition where families gather in the heart of Jackson to celebrate Easter. The event brings the community together for a festive, fast-paced morning activity. Organized by local community groups and volunteers. The hunt starts promptly at 10:00 AM. Children scramble around the iconic elk antler arches to find plastic eggs filled with candy and prizes. Families are advised to arrive early, as the eggs are typically found within minutes. Completely free. No registration required. Geared toward toddlers and young children, though parents and families of all ages attend.
Easter Brunch at Steadfire Chophouse
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM · Varies based on menu selectionSteadfire Chophouse, Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, Teton Village, WY
Indulge in a luxurious Easter Brunch at the Steadfire Chophouse, located inside the prestigious Four Seasons Resort and Residences in Jackson Hole. Running from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM, this festive culinary event features an expansive spread designed by the Four Seasons culinary team to celebrate the holiday in style. Highlights of the brunch include a signature raw bar, a premium carving station, and a roaming champagne cart to toast the occasion. It's a family-friendly dining experience perfect for those looking to enjoy inventive cuisine inspired by the West after a morning of spring skiing or wildlife viewing. There are no age restrictions, though the champagne cart is strictly 21+. Reservations are highly recommended.
Live DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attendCasper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Take a break from the slopes and soak up the spring sun at Casper Beach! This recurring weekend event features a live DJ spinning upbeat tracks right on the snow. Grab a drink, relax in a lounge chair, and enjoy the vibrant mountain atmosphere. It's the perfect mid-day après-ski experience for skiers and snowboarders of all ages.
Apres DJ Set with DJ Will G at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out an epic day of spring skiing with the ultimate après-ski experience at the Tram Dock. As the lifts stop spinning, the party kicks into high gear with a live set by talented local DJ Will G. Located right at the base of the mountain, this high-energy outdoor gathering is the perfect place to celebrate the end of the weekend with friends, drinks, and dancing. The event is free to attend and open to all ages, though the bar area requires a 21+ ID for alcohol purchases.
Live Music with Joe Hunt at Piste Dinners
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM · Free entertainment with dinner reservation (Gondola ticket may be required if not skiing)Piste Mountain Bistro, Top of Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Enjoy an elevated dining experience at Piste Mountain Bistro accompanied by live acoustic music from local favorite Joe Hunt. Located at the top of the Bridger Gondola, Piste offers stunning panoramic views of the Jackson Hole valley. Joe Hunt will be playing guitar and singing a mix of covers and originals, providing the perfect, relaxed soundtrack for an evening of great food and craft cocktails. Dinner reservations are highly recommended as the restaurant frequently books out.
Sunday Night Swing Dancing with Stagecoach Band
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
Known affectionately by locals as 'Church,' this is one of the most iconic and longest-running weekly traditions in the Jackson Hole valley. It’s a quintessential Wyoming experience where cowboys, ski bums, and tourists mingle on the dance floor. The legendary Stagecoach Band, which has been playing this exact Sunday night gig for over 50 years, delivers classic country and western swing. Live music and dancing run continuously from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Attendees can play pool, grab drinks, and participate in authentic Western swing dancing. Free admission at the door. 21+ to enter the bar area.
DJ Dub Live Set
8:30 PM · No advance tickets necessaryMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Wind down your Sunday with an upbeat set by DJ Dub. Growing up in Louisiana, DJ Dub started his career playing house parties and small bar gigs, eventually bringing his unique, crowd-pleasing mixes to the Tetons. This is a great opportunity to enjoy a modern twist on the traditional Cowboy Bar experience. Must be 21+ to enter.
Mon, Apr 6
BCC Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) will hold their regular Voucher Meeting. This administrative meeting involves the review and approval of county expenditures and vouchers. It is open to the public, offering transparency into local government operations and financial management.
Exploring Stories of Self Bookmaking Workshop
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM · Free (Advance registration required)Teton County Library (Ordway Auditorium), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
A collaborative health and wellness arts workshop designed to blend narrative therapy principles with art-based directives. Presented in partnership with Teton Behavior Therapy, featuring guided instruction from professional narrative therapists and art instructors. The workshop aims to support personal growth, deepen self-understanding, and cultivate resilience through the physical craft of bookmaking. The 6-hour workshop includes 5 hours of hands-on instruction and guided storytelling exercises, plus a 1-hour lunch break. Participants will physically create personalized books to reflect on their experiences and celebrate their journeys. All bookmaking materials and light snacks are provided. Free, but advance registration is strictly required and closes on April 6, 2026, at 10:00 AM. For adults only (Ages 19+).
Organized by Teton County Library and Teton Behavior Therapy
Monthly Joint Meeting (MJM) with the Town of Jackson
1:30 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeTown of Jackson Council Chambers, Jackson, WY
A formal, collaborative civic meeting between the Teton County Board of County Commissioners and the Town of Jackson Town Council. This session is dedicated to addressing shared municipal and county issues, comprehensive planning, and joint community initiatives that impact the Jackson Hole valley. Co-chaired by the Mayor of Jackson and the Chair of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners. The meeting runs from 1:30 PM to 5:00 PM. The agenda typically includes public comment periods, presentations from joint county/town departments (like Parks & Rec or START Bus), and voting on shared resolutions. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners and Town of Jackson Town Council
'The Hoot' is a world-famous, traditional acoustic music gathering held every Monday night. Set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of the Grand Tetons, it provides a listening-room environment where the audience is encouraged to sit quietly and appreciate the music. An open-mic style format featuring a mix of local legends, amateur pickers, and occasionally famous visiting musicians playing folk, bluegrass, and traditional acoustic tunes. Sign-ups for musicians happen early in the evening. The music begins at 5:30 PM and runs until 9:00 PM. Food and drinks are available for purchase from Dornan's Chuckwagon/Pizza Pasta Co. during the event. Free admission. Seating is highly competitive and first-come, first-served. All ages are welcome.
Adult Leagues at Jackson Hole Indoor – Session 3 Kickoff
6:00 PM · Team registration fee applies (Free agents can inquire for individual placement costs)Jackson Hole Indoor, 3580 South Park Dr, Jackson, WY
April 6 marks the official opening night for Session 3 of the Adult Indoor Soccer Leagues. This facility provides a vital space for the community to stay active and competitive during the muddy spring 'shoulder season' when outdoor fields are unusable. Managed by the Jackson Hole Indoor sports facility staff and local referees. Opening night features fast-paced, boarded indoor soccer matches. The session includes Men's D1, Men's D2, Adult Coed, and High School Coed leagues, with games scheduled on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays depending on the division. Team managers must register their squads online prior to the start date. Individuals without a team can email `[email protected]` to be placed on a 'Free Agent' roster. Leagues are divided into Adult (18+) and High School divisions. Team registration fee applies.
Organized by Jackson Hole Indoor
Tap Into Science
7:00 PM · Free to attendSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Presented by 'Protect Our Water Jackson Hole,' this weekly speaker series combines craft beer with environmental education. It aims to inform the public about local conservation efforts, water quality, and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Features rotating guest speakers, including local scientists, hydrologists, and conservationists from regional non-profits. A 45-to-60-minute presentation followed by an open Q&A session. Attendees are encouraged to grab a pint of the 'Cross Czech Pilsner' or the 'Grand Foghee Hazy Pale Ale' while they listen and learn. Free and open to the public. All ages welcome, though alcohol service is strictly 21+.
Head over to Pinky G's Pizzeria for their weekly Monday Open Mic Night! Whether you're a local musician looking to showcase your talent, a comedian testing out new material, or just someone who enjoys live entertainment with a slice of award-winning pizza, this is the place to be. The atmosphere is casual and supportive, making it a great weeknight outing for all ages.
Industry Nights at the Virginian Saloon
Apr 6 – Apr 7
8:30 PM · Free entry (21+ only); food and drink available for purchase.The Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A staple for Jackson Hole locals and hospitality workers, 'Industry Nights' at the historic Virginian Saloon happen every Monday. The event features a rotating schedule of entertainment including bingo, trivia, themed parties, and surprise events. A late-night happy hour kicks off at 8:30 PM, offering great deals on craft cocktails and local beers. Guests can also take advantage of late-night food specials from Billy's Burgers, which operates inside the saloon. It's a lively, authentic dive-bar atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a long weekend. This is a 21+ only event with free entry; food and drink are available for purchase.
Brian Hornbuckle Live Music Residency
Apr 6 – Apr 8
8:30 PM · No advance tickets necessaryMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Brian Hornbuckle takes the stage for a three-night residency at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for his engaging stage presence and driving rhythms, Hornbuckle provides the perfect soundtrack for a night of western swing dancing and socializing. The venue is strictly 21+. Performances are on April 6, 7, and 8, each starting at 8:30 PM.
Tue, Apr 7
Annual Conference – The Wyoming Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Apr 7 – Apr 10
8:00 AM · Registration required (Tiered pricing for students vs. professionals)Various locations in Jackson Hole, WY (Supported by Jackson Hole EcoTour Adventures, Teton Raptor Center, and UWyo)
The premier annual gathering for wildlife professionals, researchers, conservationists, and students in Wyoming. The conference facilitates research-management collaboration, networking, and the sharing of cutting-edge wildlife science. Features multiple industry experts, researchers from the UWyo Department of Zoology & Physiology, and representatives from the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation. April 7 kicks off the conference with half-day and full-day workshops. Sessions include 'Using WYNDD Data Explorer Application to Support Natural Resource Management,' 'Adulting 101: Personal Finances for Students and Young Professionals,' 'One-day Certification with CyberTracker Conservation,' and 'Applying Open-Source Computer Vision Models to Camera Trap Images.' The day also features the WY Golden Eagle Working Group meeting in the morning, the WY Bat Working Group meeting in the afternoon, and concludes with an evening poster session and social mixer. Geared toward university students and adult professionals. Registration required with tiered pricing for students vs. professionals.
Organized by The Wyoming Chapter of The Wildlife Society
Tune Up Tuesdays at Teton Village Sports
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Varies based on the tuning package selectedTeton Village Sports, 3285 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
As the ski season winds down, Teton Village Sports offers 'Tune Up Tuesdays' to help skiers and snowboarders maintain their gear for the final spring runs. This community retail event ensures optimal performance and safety on the slopes during the variable spring conditions. It is hosted by the expert ski and snowboard technicians at Teton Village Sports, the oldest ski shop in Wyoming. No tickets are required. Walk-ins are welcome, though dropping gear off early in the day is recommended. The event is open to all ages. Customers can drop off their skis or snowboards for discounted or specialized tuning services, including edge sharpening, hot waxing, and base repairs, ensuring their equipment is perfectly prepped for the closing week of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
Organized by Teton Village Sports
JH Airport Board Special Meeting
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (JAC), Jackson, WY
A special administrative meeting convened by the Jackson Hole Airport Board. Because JAC is the only commercial airport in the U.S. located entirely within a National Park (Grand Teton), these meetings cover critical topics regarding environmental compliance, terminal development, and aviation operations. Led by the Jackson Hole Airport Board of Directors. The two-hour session will cover specific, time-sensitive agenda items regarding airport administration, followed by an opportunity for public civic engagement and commentary. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions.
Organized by Jackson Hole Airport Board
Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale Exhibition
Apr 7 – Apr 20
10:00 AM · FreeArt Association of Jackson Hole Gallery, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
The Art Association's annual Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale is on exhibit through April 20, 2026. This unique exhibition features original artwork created by professional artists, studio users, and locals, all displayed anonymously. Visitors can view the diverse collection of art and try to guess 'WHODUNNIT?!' Gallery hours are Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. All proceeds from the associated art sales directly benefit the Art Association's mission to provide art education for ages one to 100 and support community programs.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Cover to Cover Book Club Meeting
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
A monthly gathering for literature enthusiasts in Teton County to discuss selected books in a welcoming, intellectual environment. The 90-minute session is a deep-dive discussion into the month's selected book where participants share insights, debate themes, and connect with fellow readers in the community. The event is free to attend and is facilitated by Teton County Library staff. Registration may be required via the library's website to ensure adequate seating. The event is for adults (Ages 19+).
Organized by Teton County Library
Perinatal Mental Wellness Group
4:00 PM · Free690 S HWY 89 Suite 201, Jackson, WY
A bi-weekly support group dedicated to the mental health and well-being of expecting and new mothers in the Jackson area. The group provides a safe, confidential space to discuss the emotional challenges of pregnancy and motherhood, share coping strategies, and build a supportive peer network. The event is free to attend and is facilitated by local mental wellness professionals. It is intended for adults, specifically expecting or postpartum mothers.
Industry Night at The Bunker
5:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free to attend (Food/Drink purchases required for discount)The Bunker, 50 West Broadway, Jackson, WY
A special weekly gathering dedicated to the hardworking food and beverage industry professionals of Jackson Hole. From 5:00 PM until close, anyone employed in the local hospitality, food, or beverage industry receives a generous 25% discount on their food and drink orders. It serves as a prime networking and relaxation hub for locals to unwind after a busy winter season. Attendees must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
An intensive, hands-on training session for local fire and emergency medical services personnel. This specific module focuses on 'Firefighter 1' standards, ensuring that first responders are up to date on essential firefighting skills, safety protocols, and emergency response tactics. Instructed by veteran Jackson Hole Fire/EMS training officers. The 3-hour evening block includes a blend of lecture, video demonstration, and rigorous hands-on learning with firefighting apparatus and safety gear. Not a ticketed public event; free for registered volunteers and department personnel. For adult personnel only (18+).
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Drinkers and Thinkers Trivia Night
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Put your knowledge to the test at Snake River Brewing's weekly 'Drinkers and Thinkers' Trivia Night! Gather your team and compete for fun prizes while enjoying SRB's extensive lineup of craft beers, including the new Cross Czech Pilsner. Pair your pints with items from their winter menu, like the Big Hole Burgers or scratch pretzels. Open to all, but you must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewing
7:00 PM · Free to enterSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Step up to the oche for the weekly Dart Tournament at Snake River Brewing! This casual, recurring Tuesday night event welcomes players of all skill levels to compete in a friendly environment. Enjoy half-off draft beers during happy hour (4-6 PM) before the tournament begins, and stick around for great food and camaraderie.
Bluegrass Tuesdays featuring One Ton Pig
7:00 PM - 10:30 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A true Jackson Hole tradition! Every Tuesday night, the iconic Silver Dollar Bar hosts local favorites 'One Ton Pig' for an evening of high-energy bluegrass music. Expect a packed house, lively dancing, and a fantastic selection of drinks. It's one of the best ways to experience authentic Wyoming nightlife. Must be 21+ to sit at the bar, but the music can be enjoyed from the surrounding dining areas.
Wed, Apr 8
Baby Time at Alta Branch
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Alta Branch Community Room, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
Hosted at the Alta Branch of the Teton County Library, 'Baby Time' is a child-directed free play program specifically designed for infants and toddlers from birth through 24 months, along with their caregivers. The two-hour session provides a safe, stimulating environment for babies to explore and play, culminating in a short, structured circle time at the end. It also serves as a wonderful networking opportunity for new parents to meet, share experiences, and build connections within the community.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hands on History
10:30 AM · Included with standard museum admissionHistory Jackson Hole | Jackson Hole History Museum, 175 East Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
A recurring weekly educational program designed to make the rich history of the Jackson Hole valley accessible and engaging for all visitors. The program features tactile, interactive exhibits and guided storytelling that brings the Old West and local indigenous history to life. Visitors can touch historical artifacts and participate in hands-on learning activities. The program is included with standard museum admission, which can be purchased at the door. It is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Canasta at the Senior Center
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a friendly and engaging round of Canasta. Held regularly on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, this social activity is a great way to meet new friends, exercise your mind, and enjoy some lighthearted competition. The center provides all the necessary cards and equipment, so you just need to bring yourself and a friend. This event is geared towards seniors but is welcoming to anyone looking for a fun midday card game in a warm, community-focused environment.
Alta Sit-n-Knit
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Alta Branch (Community Room), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY 83414
Do you love to knit but never find the time? Come join other fabric artists, affectionately known as 'procrastiknitters,' for a casual sit-n-knit session at the Alta Branch library. This community event is open to all ages and skill levels. Bring your current knitting, crocheting, or fabric art project, and enjoy a relaxing afternoon of crafting and conversation.
Organized by Teton County Library
Housing Supply Board Meeting
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeTeton County Administration Building, 200 S Willow St, Jackson, WY 83001
The Teton County Housing Supply Board convenes for its scheduled meeting to address the ongoing affordable housing initiatives in the Jackson Hole area. The board will discuss current housing projects, supply strategies, funding allocations, and policy recommendations aimed at mitigating the local housing crisis. This meeting is crucial for community stakeholders, developers, and residents interested in the future of housing in Teton County. The meeting is open to the public.
Organized by Teton County Housing Supply Board
Afterschool with Jackson Hole History Museum
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
A collaborative community education event hosted by the Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. This afterschool program is specifically designed for elementary school students (K-5th grades). Kids will engage with local Wyoming history through fun, interactive, and hands-on activities led by museum educators. It is a great indoor activity for local and visiting families looking to enrich their children's understanding of the American West.
Organized by Teton County Library and Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum
Live Music at The Melvin Dojo on Town Square
Apr 8 – Apr 9
4:00 PM · Free entry; food and drink available for purchase.The Melvin Dojo (located below Roadhouse Pub & Eatery), 20 E Broadway, Jackson, WY
Located right on the iconic Jackson Town Square, The Melvin Dojo—a taproom space situated beneath the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery—hosts live music every Wednesday evening. Running from 4:00 PM until midnight, this event provides a relaxed, intimate atmosphere to enjoy fantastic local and regional musical talent. Attendees can sip on award-winning craft beers from Melvin Brewing and enjoy a laid-back après-ski or post-work vibe right in the heart of downtown Jackson. Entry is free; food and drink are available for purchase.
Bodega After Dark
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Free (Food and beverages available for purchase)Bodega, Teton Village, WY
Bodega After Dark is a recurring weekly event happening every Wednesday evening in Teton Village. It offers a lively, intimate atmosphere where locals and visitors can gather for drinks, specialty foods, and community connection. Located right at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, it's an ideal spot to transition from a day on the slopes to an evening out. The event features a rotating selection of craft beverages and gourmet snacks from the Bodega deli.
A valley-wide, coordinated training exercise for all Jackson Hole Fire/EMS stations to practice and standardize water supply management and fire suppression techniques. Presented by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Battalion Chiefs. Hands-on drills focusing on proper hose deployment, advancing lines through structures, nozzle techniques, and establishing reliable water supplies from hydrants and drafting sources. Closed to the public; for active department members. Age 18+ (Department personnel only). Free for registered personnel.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Teton County School Board Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton County School District Office, Jackson, WY 83001
The Teton County School Board will hold a public meeting to discuss district policies, educational updates, budget allocations, and administrative matters. The board members will review current educational programs and address any concerns from the community. Parents, teachers, and community members are encouraged to attend to stay informed about the local school system's direction and initiatives. Public comment periods are usually included in the agenda.
Organized by Teton County School Board
Stagecoach Bluegrass Jam
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
An informal, good 'ol fashioned bluegrass jam session held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. It brings together the valley's local musicians to collaborate, play traditional bluegrass music, and celebrate the genre. There is no set lineup; it is an open jam. Anyone with a banjo, mandolin, fiddle, or acoustic guitar is welcome to join in and play. Spectators are highly encouraged to come and listen to the valley's talented bluegrass musicians. The event features live collaborative music, dancing, and socializing in the historic 1942 landmark venue. The Stagecoach Bar is a classic Western dive bar, so attendees must be 21+ to enter the bar area and purchase alcohol. No tickets are required; entry is free.
Spring/Summer Tennis Information Night
6:30 PM · FreeThe Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole - Genesis Room; 1251 S. Park Loop Rd.
Hosted by the Teton County Community Tennis Association. During this meeting, the association will cover Spring/Summer Recreational and Competitive Tennis Opportunities for Adults and Teens, Adult Tennis League Mission and Expectations, Adult Tennis League Dates and Deadlines, and provide an update on the TCCTA Covered Courts Initiative. Registration is requested to get a head count.
Organized by Teton County Community Tennis Association
On the Move: How Bears Journey Through Greater Yellowstone
6:30 PM · FreeTeton Science Schools Kelly Campus, 1 Ditch Creek Road, Kelly, WY
Hosted as part of the 'Front Porch Out & About' community series, this educational presentation features Justin Schwabedissen, a dedicated Bear Biologist at Grand Teton National Park and the John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway. Schwabedissen will share expert insights, tracking data, and stories regarding the complex movement and migration patterns of grizzly and black bears throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This is a highly engaging event for wildlife enthusiasts, locals, and tourists wanting to learn more about coexisting safely with the region's apex predators.
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM · Bingo card purchase required at the doorJH Elks Lodge, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the local community for a fun-filled Bingo Night at the Jackson Hole Elks Lodge. Held weekly on Wednesday evenings, this event is a great way to socialize, enjoy some friendly competition, and win prizes. Open to the public, it's a classic Jackson tradition that brings together residents and visitors alike for a casual, entertaining night out. Food and drinks are typically available for purchase at the lodge.
A legendary weekly tradition in Jackson Hole, Karaoke Night at 'The Virg' offers a lively, unpretentious atmosphere for locals and visitors to let loose. The stage is open to anyone willing to sing their favorite hits. Participants can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and order diner-style fare from Billy's Burgers. The event runs late into the night with a highly supportive and rowdy local crowd. There is no cover charge. The venue is 21+ to drink alcohol, and saloon age restrictions apply late at night.
Thu, Apr 9
First Aid – Blended Learning Course
Check with Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for tuitionCentral Wyoming College Jackson Campus
Presented By the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute. A blended learning First Aid course combining online instruction with in-person skills sessions. This format allows participants to learn the theoretical components at their own pace before demonstrating practical skills in a classroom setting. Participants should check with the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for specific course times and tuition fees.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR Course
Contact Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for tuition ratesCentral Wyoming College Jackson Campus, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Presented by the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute, this essential life-saving certification course is designed for outdoor guides, teachers, parents, and community members. Participants will receive hands-on training on how to respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies, the proper deployment of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), and effective CPR techniques for both adults and children. Upon successful completion, attendees will receive a recognized certification valid for emergency response.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
6th Annual Teton Powwow & Native American Art Market
10:00 AM - 10:00 PM · FreeSnow King Sports & Events Center
Presented for free by Central Wyoming College and Native American Jump Start, the 6th Annual Teton Powwow is an unforgettable gathering of dance, music, and community. The event features more than 60 tribes represented from throughout the Western States, showcasing Indigenous dances and traditions that predate the founding of Jackson. The event also includes a Native American Art Market, serving as a vibrant platform for cultural exchange and supporting Indigenous artists. It is a family-friendly, all-ages event that bridges Jackson's residents and neighboring tribal communities.
Organized by Central Wyoming College and Native American Jump Start
Flights and Feathers at the Jackson Hole Airport
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (JAC), 1250 E Airport Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Meet birds of prey from the Teton Raptor Center right at the airport! This unique weekly program takes place every Thursday through the spring and summer. Travelers and locals alike can enjoy an up-close, arm's-length learning experience with live birds of prey, which may include hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons. Teton Raptor Center educators will be on-site to share the biology, ecology, and conservation stories of these magnificent avian ambassadors. No reservations are required, and it is open to all ages.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
JH Travel & Tourism Board Meeting
2:30 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeBCC Chambers (Board of County Commissioners), Jackson, WY 83001
A vital civic and community event where the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board convenes to discuss the upcoming summer tourism season, budget allocations, sustainability initiatives, and marketing strategies. Led by the appointed members of the JH Travel & Tourism Board, featuring presentations from local business leaders and environmental advocates. The schedule includes a review of winter tourism metrics, planning for the summer influx, and a public comment period where local residents and business owners can voice their opinions on how tourism impacts the Jackson Hole community. No tickets required; this is an open public forum. Free to attend. No age restrictions, though the content is strictly professional and civic-minded.
Organized by JH Travel & Tourism Board
Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir Spring Festival Concert
4:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, Jackson Hole
A beautiful, free spring concert featuring the Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir performing alongside the Jackson Hole Symphony Orchestra. This collaborative performance brings together local vocal and instrumental talent for an afternoon of classical and contemporary chamber music. The concert is open to all ages and provides an affordable (free) opportunity for Jackson Hole residents and visitors to hear world-class chamber music in the premier acoustic environment of the Center for the Arts.
Chamber Mixer at My Grand Health
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeMy Grand Health, 1230 N Fall Creek Road, Jackson, WY
Part of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce's Mixer Series, this networking event is hosted by My Grand Health. It provides a unique opportunity for locals, business owners, and visitors to explore local businesses, meet new people, and strengthen community connections in a relaxed environment. Hosted by the staff and practitioners at My Grand Health, alongside representatives from the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce. Free to attend. No advance registration is strictly required, though RSVPs through the Chamber are appreciated. Open to all ages, though primarily a professional networking event for adults. The mixer runs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Attendees can enjoy complimentary food and beverages, mingle with neighbors and colleagues, and participate in a free raffle featuring exciting local prizes.
The monthly public meeting of the Teton County Parks & Recreation Board. This civic event allows community members to stay informed about local park developments, recreational programming, and budget allocations for the upcoming seasons. Led by the appointed members of the Parks & Recreation Board and county staff. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions. The meeting runs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The agenda typically includes public comment periods, reviews of ongoing recreational projects, and votes on community initiatives.
Organized by Teton County Parks & Recreation Board
Paired Diageo Cocktail Dinner
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Ticketed (Pricing tiers specific to the venue)Don Julio Agave Chalet, Jackson Hole
Enjoy an exclusive, upscale evening in the Don Julio Agave Chalet with a five-course culinary journey. This gastronomy event blends bright flavors, dynamic cocktails, and premium spirits. The dinner pairs gourmet, chef-curated dishes with expertly crafted Diageo cocktails, focusing heavily on high-end tequila profiles. This is a sophisticated dining and networking event aimed at foodies and spirit enthusiasts. Must be 21+ to attend.
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Ticketed (Purchase via Eventbrite)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY
A guided, 30-minute tasting experience that takes participants on a flavor tour of Mexico. The event is designed to educate attendees on the regional differences and traditional distilling methods of high-quality tequila, proving there is much more to the spirit than just shooters and cocktails. Led by the enthusiastic and knowledgeable team members at Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole. Tickets must be purchased in advance via Eventbrite. All participants receive a 10% discount on any in-store purchases made during the event. Strictly 21+ (ID required). The 30-minute session includes a guided educational talk and small samples of exquisite, premium tequilas.
Organized by Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole
Roadless Rambles: Giving Voice to Our Last Best Forests
6:00 PM · Free (RSVP recommended)The Center Theater Lobby, Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Join the Wyoming Outdoor Council, Wyoming Wilderness Association, and other public lands advocates for an evening of storytelling and a panel discussion celebrating Wyoming's intact Roadless Areas. These areas make up some of the most remote and precious forests in the state. The event will feature local outfitters, recreationists, and conservation professionals discussing the ecological and recreational value of these Roadless Areas, the current environmental threats they face, and how the community can help defend them. The evening will also include light refreshments and live acoustic music from the folk duo Jack & Kia. It is an all-ages community advocacy and educational event.
Final Season Dart Tournament
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · $10 cash entrySnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
This event marks the final dart tournament of the winter/spring season at Snake River Brewing. It is designed to bring together a growing community of local 'dart sharks' for friendly competition, affordable wagers, and craft beer. Hosted by the brewpub staff, all skill levels are welcome to participate. There is a $10 cash entry fee to play. The entry fees go into a collective pot, and the winner takes the entire pot. Participants can register on the day of the event or email [email protected] in advance. The venue is a family-friendly brewpub, but the dart tournament is geared towards adults (21+ to drink). Activities include a bracketed dart competition, socializing, and enjoying Snake River Brewing's core and seasonal beers.
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Get ready to hit the dance floor with free swing dance lessons at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar on Town Square. Professional instructors will guide you through the basic steps, turns, and twirls of Western swing dancing, ensuring you're ready to boot-scoot to the live country music that follows later in the evening. It's a fun, low-pressure environment perfect for beginners, singles, and couples looking for a classic Jackson Hole night out. Because it is held in the bar, attendees must be 21+ with a valid ID to enter.
Cole Clark Live Music
Apr 9 – Apr 10
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Enjoy an evening of live music featuring Cole Clark at the iconic Silver Dollar Showroom located inside the historic Wort Hotel. The Silver Dollar Showroom is a premier listening room and local favorite for live entertainment in downtown Jackson Hole. Cole Clark will be performing his signature acoustic sets, blending country and folk influences. The event is open to the public with no cover charge or tickets required. Guests must be 21+ to sit directly at the bar, but the showroom area is accessible for dining patrons of all ages. A full food and drink menu is available throughout the performance.
Free Public Stargazing at R-Park
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free ($10 recommended donation per person)Rendezvous Park (R-Park), off Hwy 390, Wilson, WY
Join the astronomy educators from Wyoming Stargazing for a free, public stargazing event. Held on clear Thursday evenings, the team sets up large-aperture telescopes to show attendees planets, stars, planetary nebulae, galaxies, and more in the dark Wyoming skies. There is no need to reserve a spot in advance; attendees can come and go as they please. Dress warmly, as temperatures drop quickly after sunset. Park in the main parking area and follow the 'Public Stargazing' signs to the viewing area.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Chuck Briseno Live Music
Apr 9 – Apr 11
8:30 PM · No advance tickets necessaryMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Chuck Briseno brings his deep-rooted love for country music, songwriting, and storytelling to Jackson Hole for a weekend residency. Heavily influenced by his grandfather 'Tata,' Chuck’s authentic country tunes are perfect for a night of two-stepping. Must be 21+ to enter. Performances are on April 9, 10, and 11, each starting at 8:30 PM.
The historic Virginian Saloon offers 'Live From The Virg' every Thursday night. These acoustic sessions feature local and touring artists playing a mix of Americana, Western, and folk music. It is a fantastic way to experience the local music scene in a classic, newly-revitalized Jackson Hole saloon setting. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, or relax in the lounge seating. Must be 21+ to enter the saloon.
Thursday Disco Nights at the Stagecoach Bar
Apr 9 – Apr 10
9:30 PM · Free entry (21+ only)Stagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
While the Stagecoach Bar is world-famous for its Sunday night swing dancing, Thursday nights belong to Disco. Running weekly through April 9th, Disco Night invites locals and visitors to get their boogie on starting at 9:30 PM. The historic venue, affectionately known by locals as 'Church,' trades its traditional country-western vibe for a full-blown dance party featuring classic disco hits, funk, and upbeat dance tracks. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, and enjoy a fun-filled, high-energy evening in Wilson. This is a 21+ only event with free entry.
Fri, Apr 10
State of the Art: Student Art Show in Honor of Marion Buchenroth
Apr 10 – Apr 24
Included with Museum Admission (Adults $18, Seniors $16, Children 5-18 $8, Children under 5 Free)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
An annual youth art exhibition honoring Marion Buchenroth, showcasing several hundred works created by students from Teton County schools (grades K–12). It highlights the creativity, artistic growth, and unique perspectives of young artists throughout the Jackson Hole community. The exhibition is curated by museum staff in collaboration with Teton County art teachers. Visitors can view the gallery at their own pace during standard museum operating hours. Access to the exhibition is included with standard museum admission (Adults $18, Seniors $16, Children 5-18 $8, Children under 5 Free). Tickets can be purchased at the front desk or online. Family-friendly and open to all ages. The show is ongoing through May 21, 2026, and is accessible during the specified date range.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Jackson Hole Home and Garden Show
Apr 10 – Apr 11
9:00 AM · $5 at the doorSnow King Sports and Events Center, 100 East Snow King Avenue, Jackson, WY
Kick off the spring and summer seasons with vibrant activities for the entire family at the annual Jackson Hole Home and Garden Show. This two-day community event features hands-on experiences including garden workshops, culinary demonstrations, flower displays, and local businesses offering home renovation projects and lifestyle products. It is a prime opportunity for locals and visitors to gather inspiration for their homes and gardens while connecting directly with regional vendors, contractors, and landscaping experts. The event is open to all ages.
Grand Teton Visitor Center Opens for the Season
10:00 AM · Free to enter the visitor center (National Park entry fees may apply if venturing further into the park)Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, Moose, WY
The gateway to America's first national park swings open for the 2026 spring/summer season. The Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center in Moose serves as the premier welcoming point for Grand Teton National Park. Visitors of all ages can browse extensive natural history exhibits, view a documentary film about the park, and connect directly with park rangers to plan their spring excursions. This is a family-friendly tourism event marking the transition from winter to spring operations in the Greater Yellowstone region. The center will be open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM starting this date.
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Alta Branch
A fun and engaging story time session designed specifically for children. Hosted at the Alta Branch of the Teton County Library, the event features interactive storytelling, early literacy activities, and a welcoming environment for young kids and their caregivers to socialize and learn. Hosted by Teton County Library staff. Free to attend; no registration required. Geared toward young children and their parents/caregivers. Scheduled from 10:00 AM to 10:45 AM.
Organized by Teton County Library
Casual Jam Sessions at the Senior Center
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A community-driven, low-pressure musical gathering aimed at bringing people together through the joy of playing instruments and forging new friendships. This is a participant-led event, not formal instruction. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own instruments—such as ukulele, guitar, tambourine, or mandolin. The 90-minute session is dedicated to group playing, improvising, and sharing songs in a circle format. Free admission. Geared toward seniors but generally welcoming to community members who want to participate respectfully.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Heart Six Snowmobiling in Jackson Hole
1:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary based on single/double rider tour packages)16985 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY
Experience the breathtaking winter landscape of the Jackson Hole and Moran area on a guided snowmobile tour hosted by Heart Six Ranch. This event offers an exhilarating way to explore the backcountry trails and snowy expanses of the Buffalo Valley. Led by experienced local backcountry guides from Heart Six Ranch who are knowledgeable about the local terrain, wildlife, and snow safety. Tickets and reservations must be booked in advance through the Heart Six Ranch or UNATION portals. Pricing depends on whether guests are riding single or double on the snowmobiles. Drivers typically must have a valid driver's license (16+), while younger children can ride as passengers depending on the specific outfitter's safety rules. The tour departs at 1:00 PM. Participants will receive a safety briefing and gear fitting before heading out on the trails to enjoy panoramic views of the Tetons and surrounding wilderness.
Organized by Heart Six Ranch
Après DJ Set with DJ Scutty
2:30 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Close out an epic day of spring skiing on the slopes with the ultimate après ski experience at the Tram Dock! As the lifts stop spinning, the party kicks off with a live set by talented local favorite DJ Scutty. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, grab a drink, and dance in your ski boots. This event is free and open to all ages, though guests must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
Card Group – Bid Euchre
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeHansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A bi-monthly community gathering for card enthusiasts hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church. The group meets on the second and fourth Fridays of the month to socialize, enjoy light refreshments, and play 'Bid Euchre'. Hosted by community member Ron, who organizes the tables and helps teach newcomers the rules of the game. Free to attend. Participants are encouraged to email [email protected] to reserve a seat at a table of four. Generally geared toward adults and seniors, but open to all ages capable of playing the game. Doors open at 6:00 PM for socializing and light refreshments. Card playing officially begins at 6:30 PM. Beginners are welcome, as experienced players will be on hand to teach the rules of Bid Euchre.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Not explicitly statedSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway, Jackson, WY
A whiskey-tasting experience like no other! Taste some of the finest whiskeys on a 30-minute guided tour. Whether you know nothing about whiskey, know a little something and want to know more, or just want to impress your friends with interesting facts, the Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience is the place to be. Your experience will include small samples of whiskey from around the world and expert knowledge from their enthusiastic team members. Get ready to send your taste buds on a flavor tour! All participants will receive 10% off an in-store purchase during the event. Must be 21+ to participate.
Organized by Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole
Friday Sommelier Stash
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Varies based on wine selectionFour Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, 7680 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY 83025
Four Seasons Jackson Hole's Sommelier AJ Puccia curates a special list of his favorite, newest, and most exciting wines, offering his expert suggested pairings. Many of these bottles are rare or unique, providing a fantastic opportunity for wine enthusiasts to taste exceptional vintages in a luxurious alpine setting. The event is open to the public and resort guests. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Ella Langley “Dandelion” Listening Party
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar to listen through rising country star Ella Langley's new album "Dandelion". The event features free drinks and exclusive "Dandelion" promo items compliments of Ella while supplies last. Please note that the artist will not be present at this listening event. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is Jackson's legendary Wyoming watering hole, famous for its saddle barstools and western dancing. Must be 21+ to enter the bar.
Silver Dollar Showroom – Live Music by The Miller Sisters
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Wort Hotel (Silver Dollar Showroom), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A relaxed evening of live acoustic music set in the historic and beautifully restored Silver Dollar Showroom. It provides a perfect après-ski or post-dinner entertainment option right off the Town Square. The Miller Sisters are a beloved local Wyoming Americana and folk duo, celebrated for their tight, soulful vocal harmonies and intricate acoustic guitar melodies, often blending traditional folk covers with original songwriting. Admission is 100% free with no cover charge. Seating is first-come, first-served, so arriving early (around 6:30 PM) is highly recommended to secure a table near the stage. The restaurant and showroom seating areas are family-friendly (all ages), but guests must be 21+ to sit directly at the bar or consume alcohol. Music kicks off at 7:30 PM. Food service from the Silver Dollar Grill is available throughout the performance, with the kitchen taking late-night orders until 10:00 PM.
Sat, Apr 11
Wilderness First Aid Course
Check with Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for tuitionCentral Wyoming College Jackson Campus
Presented By the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute. A comprehensive Wilderness First Aid course designed to prepare outdoor enthusiasts and professionals for emergency situations in remote locations. This course covers essential first aid techniques tailored for wilderness environments where medical help is not immediately accessible. Participants should check with the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for specific course times and tuition fees.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
ALTA 1,2,3 Play with Me – a Parent-Child Workshop
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeCommunity Room at Alta Branch (Teton County Library), Alta, WY
ALTA 1,2,3 Play with Me is a Parent-Child Workshop and family event. This event is a child-directed free play program for children from birth through 24 months and their caregivers, with a short circle time at the end. Meet and make connections with other new parents and children in a welcoming, educational environment hosted at the Alta Branch of the Teton County Library.
Organized by Teton County Library
Grand Teton National Park’s Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center Spring Opening
Apr 11 – Apr 25
10:00 AM · Free (Park entrance fees may apply)Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, Moose, WY
The Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center, located in Moose, WY, opens for the spring season and remains open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Visitors can explore extensive exhibits about the park's history, geology, and wildlife, speak with knowledgeable park rangers, and plan their spring adventures in Grand Teton National Park. This is a perfect family-friendly tourism activity for those visiting Jackson Hole in April.
Snow King Mountain Pond Skim & Spring Bash
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM · Free to spectate, $20 to participateSnow King Mountain Resort, 400 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
A hilarious and thrilling end-of-season celebration at the 'Town Hill.' Skiers and snowboarders don their craziest costumes and attempt to carry enough speed to skim across a custom-built, freezing water pond at the base of the mountain. The event is MC'd by local radio personalities, with a live outdoor music set provided by DJ VerT-IGO to keep the crowd energized. Snake River Brewing is hosting the outdoor beer garden. Spectating is entirely free. For those brave enough to skim, registration is $20, handled day-of at the base lodge guest services desk. All ages are welcome to watch or participate in the skim. The Snake River Brewing beer garden is strictly 21+ (ID required). Participant registration opens at 9:00 AM. The beer garden and BBQ grill fire up at 10:30 AM. The Pond Skim officially begins at 11:00 AM. The event concludes with an awards ceremony at 2:30 PM, handing out prizes (including season passes for next year) for 'Best Costume,' 'Best Skim,' and 'Most Spectacular Splash.'
Live Music on Trapper’s Deck at JHMR
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attend (Food/drinks for purchase; lift ticket/gondola pass may be required to access midway station)Trapper's Restaurant (Solitude Station), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Soak up the spring skiing vibes with live music on the sun-soaked deck at Trapper's Restaurant, located at Solitude Station (the Sweetwater Gondola's midway station) at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This afternoon après-ski event features local musicians providing the perfect soundtrack for a midday mountain break. Guests can enjoy delicious food, craft drinks, and stunning alpine views while listening to the tunes. It's a family-friendly atmosphere and a quintessential part of the Jackson Hole spring skiing experience. Note: A lift ticket or gondola pass may be required to access the midway station.
Live DJ Set at Casper Beach (JHMR)
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attend (A valid lift ticket or ski pass is required to access the mountain location)Casper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate the final weekend of the ski season with a high-altitude day party! Grab a drink and soak up the spring sun with a live DJ spinning tracks at Casper Beach, located mid-mountain at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This is the perfect mid-day break for spring skiers and snowboarders looking to enjoy great tunes, cold drinks, and a lively, slushy atmosphere right on the snow. Open to all ages, though the bar area is 21+. A valid lift ticket or ski pass is required to access the mountain location.
Missoula Children’s Theatre: The Secret Garden
2:00 PM · Free (General admission, no tickets required)The Center Theater, Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Join Off Square Theatre Company for a special presentation of 'The Secret Garden' by the Missoula Children's Theatre. This original musical production is part of MCT's unique international touring project and features more than 50 local Jackson students who audition, rehearse, and perform the show within a single week. It's a fun, electric, and family-friendly performance that brings the classic story of *The Secret Garden* to life on stage. The runtime is less than 60 minutes, making it perfect for audiences of all ages. This event is made possible in part by Teton County and the Town of Jackson through Arts for All funding. There is also a second performance at 4:30 PM on the same day.
Organized by Off Square Theatre Company
Après with KHOL DJ P and Paul
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Keep the spring skiing celebrations going with an energetic après ski party at the Tram Dock. KHOL community radio DJs P and Paul will be spinning tracks to help you wind down after a long day on the mountain. The event offers a fun, community-focused vibe right at the base of the resort. Free to attend and open to all ages; 21+ to drink.
Free Guided Stargazing with Wyoming Stargazing
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeTeton Village (Take the second left off Hwy 390 toward the Ranch Lot, then the first left into the field across from it)
Join the astronomy educators from Wyoming Stargazing for a free, guided look at the incredibly dark skies above Teton Village. The team will be on hand with state-of-the-art, large-aperture telescopes to show attendees planets, stars, nebulae, and distant galaxies. This is a family-friendly community event open to all ages. Because spring nights in Jackson Hole can still be quite chilly, attendees are highly encouraged to dress in warm winter layers.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
The Patti Fiasco Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Patti Fiasco takes the stage at the historic Silver Dollar Showroom for a night of high-energy, Wyoming-bred rock and roll with a distinct country edge. Known for their soulful, fiery performances, powerhouse vocals, and prominent use of the electric dobro, The Patti Fiasco is a massive regional favorite. The show is free and open to the public, offering a lively atmosphere perfect for dancing or enjoying a meal. No tickets are required, but arriving early is highly recommended to secure a table. The bar area is strictly 21+.
Sun, Apr 12
Closing Day at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM · Free to attend base area festivities; standard lift ticket rates apply for skiing/snowboarding.Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, 3265 West Village Drive, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate the end of the 2025-2026 winter season at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's official Closing Day. This event is equal parts spring skiing and a massive mountain block party. Locals and visitors alike break out their best retro ski gear, neon onesies, and costumes for a day of slushy spring turns. The base area in Teton Village transforms into a lively hub of activity where kids chase snowballs and the après-ski scene stretches long after the last chairlift stops spinning. Even if you aren't skiing, it is a highly spectator-friendly day to ride the Aerial Tram for scenic views, grab a patio lunch, and soak in the high-energy, end-of-season vibes. Standard lift ticket rates apply for skiing/snowboarding, but base area festivities are free to attend.
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM · Free (Complimentary Gondola tickets provided for non-skiers)Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Join Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for a weekly interdenominational worship service held at the Rendezvous Lodge. This unique spiritual gathering offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Tetons. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you would like to join the service without ski or snowboard gear, complimentary Bridger Gondola tickets will be provided at the base.
Water Baptism Celebration | Gateway Church
10:00 AM · Free (Registration required for those being baptized)Gateway Church (Jackson Hole Campus)
A joyous community religious celebration hosted by Gateway Church for individuals deciding to publicly declare their faith. Whether it is a first-time baptism or a recommitment to their spiritual journey, the church community gathers to celebrate the milestone. The event includes the baptism ceremony integrated into the morning service, followed by a supportive gathering. While registration is required for those entering the water, the service itself is open to the entire congregation, friends, family, and visitors.
Organized by Gateway Church
Live DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free (Lift ticket required to access the mountain location)Casper Beach (Base of Casper Lift), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY 83025
Take a midday break from hitting the slopes and soak up the spring sun at Casper Beach! A live DJ will be spinning tunes right on the snow. Grab a drink, relax in a lawn chair, and enjoy the festive on-mountain atmosphere. This is a family-friendly event, but you will need a valid lift ticket or ski pass to access the Casper Restaurant area.
Après with DJ Scutty at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out an epic day on the slopes with the ultimate après-ski experience at the Tram Dock! As the lifts stop spinning for the day, the party kicks off with local favorite DJ Scutty spinning tracks to keep the energy high. Grab a drink, enjoy the mountain views, and celebrate the end of the ski day with fellow skiers and snowboarders right at the base of the mountain. This is an all-ages, family-friendly outdoor environment, though alcohol purchases are restricted to 21+.
Sunday Night Swing Dancing with Stagecoach Band
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
Known locally as 'Church,' Sunday Night Swing Dancing at the Stagecoach Bar is an iconic, multi-generational Jackson Hole experience. The world-famous Stagecoach Band has been playing this exact gig since 1969, delivering classic country and western swing. Whether you're an experienced dancer or just want to watch the locals twirl around the dance floor, it's a must-do cultural event. Grab a beer, play some pool, and soak in the authentic Wyoming atmosphere. The venue becomes 21+ later in the evening.
Hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church, CAMPFIRE is an innovative community gathering designed to kindle connection through storytelling in a relaxed, non-traditional environment. The 90-minute session involves guided storytelling, open discussions, and an experiment in reimagining how Jackson locals gather as a community. The event is free to attend and drop-ins are welcome. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the saloon. The venue is a saloon, so it is geared towards adults, but check venue for specific under-21 daytime/early evening rules.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Mon, Apr 13
ARFF Prop Training (Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Training)
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM · Free/TrainingJackson Hole Fire/EMS
Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) Prop training for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS personnel. This specialized training ensures that local emergency responders are prepared for aircraft-related emergencies, utilizing practical prop-based scenarios to simulate real-world conditions. The training is free and is intended for personnel and spectators.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
BCC Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY
A regular public meeting of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) specifically focused on reviewing and approving county vouchers and financial disbursements for the week. This ensures transparency in local government spending. Led by Teton County Commissioners. Free and open to the public. Scheduled from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. All ages welcome.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
Exploring Stories of Self Bookmaking Workshop
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Ordway Auditorium), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the Teton County Library for a full-day arts and crafts workshop focused on bookmaking and exploring personal narratives. This hands-on session is designed for adults (Ages 19+) and will guide participants through the process of creating their own books while reflecting on their personal stories. Registration is required to secure a spot and ensure enough materials are provided.
Professional medical training for Emergency Medical Technician - Intermediate (EMT-I) personnel. This ensures local first responders are up-to-date with the latest medical protocols and life-saving techniques. Presented by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Medical Directors and Training Staff. A five-hour intensive covering advanced airway management, IV therapy, pharmacology updates, and trauma response simulations. Restricted to registered EMS personnel. Age 18+ (Department personnel only). Free for registered personnel.
A safe, supervised, and engaging afterschool program designed to give elementary school students a productive space to unwind, learn, and create after the school day ends. Hosted by Teton County Library educational staff. The hour-long program rotates weekly but generally includes a mix of STEM activities, arts and crafts, group games, and guided reading exercises. Specifically for Elementary students (K-5th grades). Free walk-in event.
The Teton County Fair Board meets to plan and organize the upcoming annual Teton County Fair and manage year-round fairground facilities. The meeting covers event logistics, vendor approvals, rodeo planning, and budget discussions. Led by the Teton County Fair Board members. Free and open to the public. The meeting runs from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. All ages welcome (civic meeting).
Organized by Teton County Fair Board
Tap Into Science
5:30 PM - 6:59 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
'Tap Into Science' is a community educational event hosted by Snake River Brewing and presented by Protect Our Water JH. This local non-profit organization is dedicated to raising awareness about regional topics related to water conservation and quality in Jackson Hole. The event's fitting motto is 'Without good water, it's hard to make good beer'. Presentations will be given by local environmental experts and advocates from Protect Our Water JH, discussing sustainability practices and the science behind the region's water systems. The event is free and open to the public. It is open to all ages, though attendees must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol. Activities include educational lectures, Q&A sessions, and community networking over food and drinks.
At the Jackson Hole Hootenanny (affectionately known as “The Hoot”), local and visiting musicians gather to play traditional acoustic music for a receptive crowd in one of the most awe-inspiring settings in the world, right at the base of the Tetons. It is an informal, welcoming space for both musicians and listeners. Whether you bring an instrument to join in or simply settle in with a drink and a meal, the experience feels distinctly local—rooted in collaboration, tradition, and a shared love of music. This is an all-ages, family-friendly event.
Women’s Inflatable Self-Rescue Pool Session
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Check with Snake River Fund for registration feesJackson Hole (Pool-based, hosted by Snake River Fund)
Join the Snake River Fund for a hands-on, pool-based workshop specifically for women! This two-hour clinic is designed to enhance river safety and guiding skills in a controlled environment. It's a great opportunity to learn self-rescue techniques for inflatable watercraft before the summer river season begins. Participants should check with the Snake River Fund for registration fees and specific pool location details.
Organized by Snake River Fund
Open Mic Night at Pinky G’s Pizzeria
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free to attend (Food/drink for purchase)Pinky G's Pizzeria, 50 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Grab a slice of award-winning pizza (featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives) and enjoy local talent at Pinky G's Open Mic Night. Held every Monday, this casual and welcoming event invites local musicians, poets, comedians, and performers of all kinds to take the stage. It's a great way to support the local arts community while enjoying a laid-back, affordable evening in downtown Jackson. The environment is all-ages and family-friendly.
The Virginian Saloon hosts its weekly 'Industry Night' every Monday, dedicated to the hardworking locals in the hospitality and service industries, though all are welcome. The evening features a rotating schedule of entertainment, which can include bingo, trivia, themed parties, and surprise events. It is a fantastic opportunity to unwind, socialize with locals, and enjoy discounted drink specials in a classic, newly renovated Western saloon setting. Must be 21+ to attend.
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Anti-Loneliness Club: Jackson | Dinner with New Friends
7:00 PM · Free to register (attendees pay for their own food/drink)"Restaurant of the Week" (Exact local Jackson restaurant location is disclosed to registrants upon sign-up)
Brought to the area by the event series *Ermantourage*, the Anti-Loneliness Club is a unique social project designed to combat urban and rural isolation while simultaneously supporting locally owned businesses. The initiative groups complete strangers together for a spontaneous, fun night out to help locals and visitors build community. Hosted by Ermantourage community coordinators who facilitate the introductions and table reservations. The evening begins at 7:00 PM with a casual meet-and-greet at the designated restaurant, followed by a sit-down group dinner where attendees are encouraged to mingle, share stories, and make new friends in a low-pressure environment. Registration via Eventbrite is free to secure your spot at the table. Diners will pay the restaurant directly for whatever they choose to order. Generally geared toward adults (18+ or 21+ depending on the venue's bar area), as it is a networking and socializing dinner.
Organized by Ermantourage
Tue, Apr 14
Pop Star Dance with Jane Scheiner
Contact Dancers' Workshop for drop-in class ratesDancers' Workshop (Center for the Arts), 240 South Glenwood, 2nd Floor, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the renowned Dancers' Workshop—an organization that has provided excellence in dance education in Wyoming for over 50 years—this energetic dance class is led by local instructor Jane Scheiner. The class focuses on pop star choreography, rhythm, and style, allowing participants to learn fun, upbeat routines set to popular contemporary music. It is an excellent opportunity to get active, improve coordination, and express yourself in a supportive, professional studio environment.
Organized by Dancers' Workshop
APWA Rocky Mountain Chapter 57th Annual Spring Conference
Apr 14 – Apr 16
Registration required (Pricing varies for members/non-members)The Lodge at Jackson Hole / Jackson Hole Conference Center, 920 West Broadway, Jackson, WY
The American Public Works Association (APWA) Rocky Mountain Chapter is hosting its 57th Annual Spring Conference in Jackson Hole. This multi-day professional event brings together public works leaders, municipal employees, and organizations from across the solid waste, recycling, and city planning industries. The final day of the conference (April 16) features expert-led educational sessions, discussions on current municipal challenges, and an exhibit hall showcasing the latest winter maintenance and intelligent technologies, including AI in public works. It is a premier networking and educational event for regional infrastructure professionals.
Organized by American Public Works Association (APWA) Rocky Mountain Chapter
ARFF Prop Training
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM · Free (Internal Training)Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Training Facility
Aircraft Rescue and Firefighting (ARFF) Prop Training for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS personnel. This specialized training ensures first responders are prepared for aviation-related emergencies at the Jackson Hole Airport, utilizing live-fire props and simulated aircraft scenarios. Led by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS instructors. This is not a ticketed public event; it is an official training exercise for local personnel. Restricted to Fire/EMS personnel. Scheduled from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Little Wings Story Time
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · $10 suggested donation per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 West Highway 22, Wilson, WY
Perfect for families with toddlers and young children (infant to 4 years old), Little Wings Story Time blends gentle nature storytelling with a special visit from a real, live raptor! Kids will get up close and feathered with one of the center's avian ambassadors (like an owl or a hawk) while learning about wildlife conservation in a highly accessible way. Space is limited to ensure a calm environment for the birds, so advance registration via the Teton Raptor Center website is required.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Heart Six Snowmobiling in Jackson Hole
1:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary based on package)Heart Six Ranch, 16985 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY
Experience the thrill of late-season snowmobiling through the stunning winter landscapes of Jackson Hole at Heart Six Ranch. This guided tour offers breathtaking views of the Teton mountains and the surrounding Bridger-Teton National Forest. Perfect for adventure seekers looking to explore the backcountry before the spring melt fully sets in. All necessary gear, including helmets and snowsuits, along with comprehensive safety instructions, are provided by experienced guides. Suitable for adults and older teens (check specific age requirements for driving vs. riding).
Adaptive Yoga at the Rec Center
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · Contact Teton Adaptive for drop-in ratesTeton County Community Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY
Join instructor Liza Van Dissell for an hour of adaptive yoga presented by Teton Adaptive. This specialized class utilizes chairs, straps, and supported postures to make the physical and mental benefits of yoga accessible to individuals of all physical abilities and mobility levels. The session is highly tailored to fit the specific needs of the students present, ensuring a safe, welcoming, and beneficial experience. The motto of the class is 'everyBODY is welcome!'
Organized by Teton Adaptive
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Meeting
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeRecreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY 83001
The monthly advisory board meeting for Teton County Parks & Recreation. This is where decisions and recommendations are made regarding local parks, trail maintenance, and community recreation programs. Presented by Parks & Recreation Advisory Board members. Activities include review of upcoming summer recreation schedules, budget discussions for park maintenance, facility updates (including the Rec Center), and an open floor for community feedback. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions.
A rigorous, ongoing training session for local fire department personnel and recruits to maintain their Firefighter 1 certifications and operational readiness. Presented by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Training Officers. The three-hour evening block covers fundamental firefighting skills, safety protocols, search and rescue tactics, and live-action emergency response drills. Not open to the general public; restricted to department personnel and trainees. Age 18+ (Department personnel only). Free for registered personnel.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewing
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · $10Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
A weekly gathering of friendly competition and low-stakes wagers, Snake River Brewing's Tuesday night dart tournaments continue to grow in popularity. With random team assignments, casual rules, and a round of beer shots to kick off the night, it is equal parts game and social ritual. All skill levels are welcome to participate, with the winning team taking home the cash pot. Because the event involves beer shots and a brewery setting, participants must be 21+ to drink.
Bluegrass Tuesdays featuring One Ton Pig
7:00 PM - 10:30 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved year-round Jackson Hole tradition! Head to the historic Wort Hotel for Bluegrass Tuesdays featuring the local six-piece band, One Ton Pig. Blending traditional bluegrass with outlaw country and folk, the band guarantees a foot-stomping good time. The dance floor fills up quickly with both locals and tourists, so arrive early to grab a drink, secure a seat, and enjoy one of the best live music scenes in the valley. You must be 21+ to sit directly at the bar, but the showroom floor and dining areas are open to all.
A community civic event dedicated to the protection and celebration of Jackson Hole's rich Western heritage. The board meets to review applications for historic site designations, discuss renovations of legacy buildings around the Town Square, and plan educational outreach. Chaired by the Teton County Historic Preservation Board members. The agenda includes reviewing architectural proposals that impact historic downtown Jackson, discussing grants for local property owners maintaining historic cabins/facades, and an open floor for community members to advocate for the preservation of specific local landmarks. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions.
Organized by Teton County Historic Preservation Board
Alpenglow Speaker Series: Mountaineering in the Tetons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · $15Jackson Hole Center for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Part of the ongoing Alpenglow Speaker Series, this event brings together the local outdoor community to share stories of adventure, promote mountain safety, and discuss the conservation of the Teton Range. The lecture is presented by renowned local alpinist, photographer, and Academy Award-winning filmmaker Jimmy Chin. He will share unreleased photos and personal anecdotes from his decades of climbing in the Tetons and around the world. Tickets are a flat rate of $15 and can be purchased online via the Center for the Arts box office website or in person at the ticketing window (open Monday-Friday). All ages are welcome and it is highly recommended for local youth climbing teams and outdoor enthusiasts. The lobby and concessions open at 6:00 PM. The theater doors open at 6:30 PM. Jimmy Chin's multimedia slideshow presentation runs from 7:00 PM to 7:45 PM, immediately followed by a 45-minute audience Q&A session.
Wed, Apr 15
3rd Annual Restaurant Week in Jackson and Teton Village
Apr 15 – Apr 22
Prix fixe lunch starting at $15; Prix fixe dinner starting at $30Various participating restaurants across Jackson and Teton Village, WY
Kicking off alongside the Old West Days celebrations, the 3rd Annual Restaurant Week is a valley-wide culinary festival designed to showcase the diverse and high-end dining scene of Jackson Hole. It encourages locals and tourists to support local eateries during the spring shoulder season. The event features top local chefs and restaurateurs from across Teton County. No tickets are required, but reservations at participating restaurants are highly recommended. Prix fixe menus are offered with lunch deals starting at $15 per person and multi-course dinner deals starting at $30 per person. All ages are welcome, though individual restaurant and bar age policies apply for alcohol consumption (21+). Diners can request the special Restaurant Week menu at participating locations to enjoy curated, multi-course meals that highlight regional ingredients and seasonal spring flavors.
Al Hubbard: “When Turtles Talk” (Solo Art Exhibition)
Apr 15 – Jul 15
Free admissionShari Brownfield Fine Art, Jackson, WY
"When Turtles Talk" is a profound solo exhibition by Northern Arapahoe artist Al Hubbard. The gallery showcase explores the intersection of Indigenous cosmology and contemporary material culture. Al Hubbard (b. 1972) is a contemporary multidisciplinary artist whose work interrogates the historical complexities and modern realities of Native American identity. Raised off-reservation before returning to the Wind River Reservation at age 17, his practice is deeply informed by reconnection and cultural contrast. He also serves as the Tribal Education Assistant for the Institute of Tribal Learning at Central Wyoming College. Visitors can view textured compositions that blur the line between two- and three-dimensional space. Hubbard draws on traditions such as ledger art, parfleche design, and beadwork, combining them with printmaking, painting, and assemblage. Through processes of sanding, layering, and transfer, each piece reveals a visible history of time and erosion. All ages welcome.
Organized by Shari Brownfield Fine Art
JH Airport Board Meeting
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeJackson Hole Airport Board Room (or designated meeting location), Jackson, WY
The regular monthly meeting of the Jackson Hole Airport Board. The board discusses critical airport operations, upcoming infrastructure projects, budget items, environmental initiatives, and community impacts. Led by the Jackson Hole Airport Board of Directors. Free and open to the public. The meeting runs from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, typically including a period for public comment. All ages welcome (civic meeting).
Organized by Jackson Hole Airport Board
Baby Time at Jackson Branch
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeJackson Branch Library (Teton County Library)
A dedicated morning session for infants and their parents to socialize, play, and learn in a safe, indoor environment. Hosted by Teton County Library youth staff. A two-hour open window for free play, sensory exploration, and parent networking, featuring age-appropriate toys and board books. For babies ages 0-18 months and their caregivers. Free walk-in event.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hands on History
10:30 AM · Included with standard museum admissionHistory Jackson Hole | Jackson Hole History Museum, 175 East Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
A recurring weekly educational program designed to make the rich history of the Jackson Hole valley accessible and engaging for all visitors. The program features tactile, interactive exhibits and guided storytelling that brings the Old West and local indigenous history to life. Visitors can touch historical artifacts and participate in hands-on learning activities. The program is included with standard museum admission, which can be purchased at the door. It is family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Mini Makers of Art
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeMountain Academy of Teton Science Schools (Preschool & Pre-K Studio Space), 700 Coyote Canyon Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
A creative, open-ended art experience inspired by the Reggio Emilia approach, where the studio acts as a 'laboratory for thinking.' It aims to spark curiosity, imagination, and self-expression in a supportive, hands-on environment. Led by Paige Fisher, Director of Early Childhood and Studio Teacher at Mountain Academy. Specifically designed for children ages 3 to 5 years old and their accompanying guardians. Participants will explore a variety of art materials to express ideas and tell stories, developing new ways of communicating and problem-solving through art, play, and experimentation. Free and open to the public, but an RSVP is kindly requested via their online form.
Organized by Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools
A formal, public government meeting of the Teton Conservation District board to discuss local environmental initiatives, grant funding, and land management. Presented by the Teton Conservation District Board of Supervisors and staff. The agenda includes updates on water quality monitoring, wildlife habitat management, agriculture conservation projects, budget approvals, and a dedicated period for public comment. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions, though the content is geared toward adult residents, landowners, and environmental stakeholders.
Organized by Teton Conservation District
Creative Aging Grant: Movement for Mobility with Sarah Hemphill
A class series rooted in creative movement practices adapted for individuals living with Parkinson's disease, as well as those with Huntington's, multiple sclerosis, and general limited mobility associated with aging. It combats isolation by fostering social connection while supporting physical and emotional well-being. Taught by Sarah Hemphill, a Dancers' Workshop staff member and certified Pilates instructor. She has trained in the *Moving Through Parkinson's* modality with the Center for Healthy Aging at Colorado State University and has 7 years of experience working with older adults. The 60-minute class focuses on balance, coordination, spatial awareness, and creative expression. Each week introduces new movement ideas while revisiting and deepening previous skills. Geared toward older adults and individuals dealing with mobility issues. Free to attend, but registration is required through the Dancers' Workshop website. This is a recurring series on April 15, 22, and 29, 2026.
Organized by Dancers' Workshop
Live Music at The Melvin Dojo on Town Square
Apr 15 – Apr 16
4:00 PM · FreeThe Melvin Dojo on Town Square (located below Roadhouse Pub & Eatery), 20 E Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
The Melvin Dojo on Town Square hosts live music every Wednesday evening. Enjoy a vibrant, underground atmosphere with award-winning craft beers from Melvin Brewing and Roadhouse, accompanied by live performances from rotating local musicians. The music runs throughout the evening, making it a perfect spot for après-adventure drinks, dinner, and entertainment. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Free Monthly Suicide Bereavement Support Group
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeTeton County Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Teton County, this monthly in-person bereavement group is specifically designed for individuals who are grieving a suicide loss. Losing a loved one to suicide comes with complicated emotions, and this professionally facilitated support group creates a safe, confidential environment where survivors can gather to find solace, support, connection, and healing. It is open to friends, family members, and anyone in the community affected by suicide loss.
A critical, large-scale training exercise conducted by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS personnel focusing on a Mass Casualty Incident (MCI) at the local airport. This rigorous drill ensures that local emergency responders, airport staff, and medical personnel are prepared to handle large-scale aviation or facility emergencies efficiently and safely. While participation is restricted to first responders and volunteer actors, it is a major scheduled municipal event that impacts local emergency traffic and demonstrates the county's commitment to community safety.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Stagecoach Bluegrass Jam
6:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
The Stagecoach Bar Bluegrass Jam is an ongoing local favorite held every Wednesday evening. Musicians of all skill levels gather in a circle to play traditional bluegrass, folk, and Americana tunes in a welcoming, collaborative environment. Even if you don't play an instrument, it's a fantastic night to grab a beer, pull up a chair, and enjoy authentic, impromptu live music in a historic Wyoming dive bar setting. 21+ to drink.
A fast-paced, competitive trivia event designed specifically for hardcore enthusiasts, stripping away the fluff of standard pub trivia to focus purely on challenging, rapid-fire questions. Hosted by Teton County Library to engage the adult community in a battle of wits. Questions span various categories including history, pop culture, science, and local Wyoming lore. The evening begins with a brief period for chit-chat and team formation, followed by continuous trivia rounds. Free to attend with no registration required. This event is strictly for adults (Ages 19+).
Organized by Teton County Library
Jurassic Park en Español
7:00 PM · Check website for standard theater ticket pricingThe Center Theater (Center for the Arts), 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
The Center for the Arts is hosting a special Spanish-language screening of the blockbuster classic 'Jurassic Park' (Jurassic Park en Español). This community event aims to provide inclusive, accessible entertainment for Jackson Hole's Spanish-speaking population and local film enthusiasts. The iconic 1993 film directed by Steven Spielberg will be presented fully dubbed in Spanish. Tickets can be purchased via the Center for the Arts box office or their official website. The event is rated PG-13 and is family-friendly, but parental guidance is suggested for younger children due to intense dinosaur sequences. The event features an Audio Described Performance to assist visually impaired attendees. Wheelchair-accessible seating is readily available in both the Orchestra and Balcony sections of the theater.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM · Varies (Cost of Bingo cards)JH Elks Club, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Every Wednesday, the Jackson Hole Elks Lodge hosts a lively community Bingo Night. Each night benefits either an Elk-specific charitable cause or a local scholarship fund. It's a great community gathering with food, drinks, and the chance to win prizes while supporting local charities. Hosted by the members and volunteers of JH Elks Lodge #1713. Bingo cards are purchased at the door. Doors open early for food; Bingo calling runs from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM. Features a rotating food menu each week. Family-friendly, though primarily attended by adults.
A legendary weekly tradition in Jackson Hole, Karaoke Night at 'The Virg' offers a lively, unpretentious atmosphere for locals and visitors to let loose. The stage is open to anyone willing to sing their favorite hits. Participants can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and order diner-style fare from Billy's Burgers. The event runs late into the night with a highly supportive and rowdy local crowd. There is no cover charge. The venue is 21+ to drink alcohol, and saloon age restrictions apply late at night.
Thu, Apr 16
How Much Are You Worth? | Womentum Workshop
Free / Donation based (Registration required)Jackson Hole Community School, 1715 High School Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Presented by Womentum, a local non-profit dedicated to empowering women and girls in Wyoming, this workshop focuses on self-worth, negotiation, and financial empowerment. Womentum aims to develop innovative programs that result in social equity and justice. Attendees will engage in discussions and exercises designed to build confidence and professional skills. Open to the community, though geared toward women's professional development. Registration is required, and the specific time is to be announced.
Organized by Womentum
Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR Course
Registration required (Tuition fees apply)Central Wyoming College Jackson Campus
Presented by the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute, this comprehensive certification course covers Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR. It is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, professional guides, and community members needing to update their life-saving certifications before the summer season. Registration must be completed in advance through the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute. Time varies (Morning/All-day).
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
JH Public Art Taskforce Meeting
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM · FreeTeton County Administration Building, Jackson, WY 83001
A community meeting for the JH Public Art Taskforce to discuss ongoing and future public art initiatives in Teton County. The taskforce focuses on integrating art into public spaces to enhance the cultural landscape of Jackson Hole. This meeting is open to the public and provides an opportunity for community members to learn about local art projects and civic planning.
ALTA Baby Time
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library (Teton County Library), Community Room
A child-directed free play program designed to help infants develop motor and social skills while allowing new parents to meet and build a support network in the community. Facilitated by Teton County Library staff. The 30-minute gathering consists primarily of unstructured, child-directed free play using library-provided developmental toys, concluding with a short, guided circle time featuring songs and rhymes. Strictly for babies from birth through 18-24 months and their caregivers. Free walk-in event.
Organized by Teton County Library
Flights and Feathers at the Jackson Hole Airport
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (JAC), 1250 E Airport Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Meet birds of prey from the Teton Raptor Center right at the airport! This unique weekly program takes place every Thursday through the spring and summer. Travelers and locals alike can enjoy an up-close, arm's-length learning experience with live birds of prey, which may include hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons. Teton Raptor Center educators will be on-site to share the biology, ecology, and conservation stories of these magnificent avian ambassadors. No reservations are required, and it is open to all ages.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Hole Food Rescue Free Food Table
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A community support initiative hosted by Hole Food Rescue to distribute surplus food to those in need while reducing food waste in Teton County. Staffed by volunteers from Hole Food Rescue, a local non-profit dedicated to rescuing nutritious food from grocery stores and bakeries that would otherwise go to waste. The table is set up and open for exactly one hour. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own reusable bags. Free with no limit to how much food attendees can take. Open to all ages and demographics; no questions asked.
Organized by Hole Food Rescue
Access to Justice
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Study Rooms 2 & 3 - Main Wing), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
An adult assistance program hosted at the Teton County Library designed to provide community members with access to legal resources and assistance. It helps individuals navigate the legal system by offering guidance and support for various legal inquiries. Facilitated by legal assistance volunteers and professionals associated with the Access to Justice program. A two-hour window where attendees can receive one-on-one legal guidance and assistance in the library's private study rooms. Designed for adults (Ages 19+). Free to the public. Drop-ins are welcome.
Organized by Teton County Library
Afterschool with the National Elk Refuge
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
This educational afterschool program is presented in partnership with the National Elk Refuge. Aimed at elementary school students (K-5th grades), the event offers an engaging, hands-on learning experience about the local wildlife, ecology, and the specific role of the National Elk Refuge in preserving the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Presenters from the Refuge will share fascinating facts, interactive materials, and lead activities designed to educate and inspire young conservationists. The event is free and open to all elementary-aged children.
Organized by National Elk Refuge and Teton County Library
A dedicated tabletop gaming hour for local youth to learn and play the popular trading card game, Magic: The Gathering. Provides a safe, engaging afterschool environment for teens to socialize and develop strategic thinking skills. Facilitated by experienced library volunteers well-versed in the rules of MTG, who provide guidance for beginners and moderate matches for experienced players. Cards and decks are often provided for beginners, though players are welcome to bring their own. The hour is split between teaching the basics to newcomers and facilitating casual matches. Completely free. Specifically for Tweens and Teens (Middle School 6th-8th grades, and High School 9th-12th grades).
Organized by Teton County Library
Kids Night Out
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Not specified (typically free or a small donation)Hansen Hall - St. John's Episcopal Church
Hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church in Hansen Hall, Kids Night Out is a dedicated evening of fun, games, and activities for children. Running from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM, this event provides a safe and engaging environment for kids while giving parents a chance to enjoy a night off in Jackson Hole. Activities typically include crafts, group games, and a meal or snacks.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Inside the Admissions Office: What Colleges Really Want and How to Deliver It
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM · Free/Included with membership or standard drop-in ratePoppy Coworking, Jackson Hole, WY
Hosted at Poppy Coworking—a hub for community programming and professional networking in Jackson Hole—this speaker series event is designed to demystify the highly competitive college admissions process. The hour-long workshop will provide actionable insights for high school students and their parents, breaking down exactly what college admissions officers are looking for in prospective students and how to strategically deliver a standout application. There are no strict age restrictions, though the content is highly targeted toward high school students and their parents.
Organized by Poppy Coworking
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Ticketed (Advance booking required)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY
Take a guided tasting trip to Mexico without leaving Jackson Hole. Led by the enthusiastic experts at Spirits & Spice, this 30-minute experience explores regional tequilas and traditional distilling methods. You will enjoy small samples of exquisite Tequila that will wake up your taste buds and prove there is much more to the spirit than shooters and cocktails. Strictly 21+.
April Wellness Happy Hour: Vagus Nerve & Stress Workshop
6:00 PM - 7:15 PM · FreeMassage Professionals of Jackson Hole, 970 West Broadway, Suite 204, Jackson, WY
A specialized community wellness workshop focused on holistic health and stress management, moving beyond a traditional 'happy hour.' The event educates locals and visitors on the physiological connections between the vagus nerve and daily stress. Hosted by the licensed therapists and wellness experts at Massage Professionals of Jackson Hole. The evening features a short, informative lecture on the nervous system, followed by a guided interactive session where participants learn simple, at-home exercises designed to lower cortisol levels. Light, healthy refreshments and beverages are provided. The event is free, but space is limited; attendees are encouraged to call (307) 413-1961 to RSVP. Open to all ages, though content is geared toward adults.
Organized by Massage Professionals of Jackson Hole
Mix’d Media: Spring Awakening
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · $10 for Non-members, Free for Museum MembersNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
Mix'd Media is the museum's signature community social event, designed to bring a younger, vibrant crowd into the gallery spaces. The 'Spring Awakening' theme celebrates the changing seasons and highlights the newly installed spring wildlife exhibitions. The evening features a live, ambient electronic set by local favorite DJ Crayon. Catering and custom mixology are provided by Palate, the museum's in-house restaurant, featuring a special botanical gin cocktail for the night. Tickets are $10 general admission for the public and completely free for active museum members. Tickets can be purchased in advance on the museum's website or at the front desk upon arrival. The event is open to all ages, though the target demographic is young adults. Must be 21+ with a valid ID to receive a wristband for alcohol consumption. Doors open at 6:00 PM. Interactive print-making and watercolor stations open in the main lobby at 6:30 PM. Guided 15-minute 'flash tours' of the new exhibits happen at 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM. Last call for drinks is at 8:45 PM.
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Keep the western swing tradition alive! Enjoy free weekly swing dance lessons taught by local dance instructors right on the dance floor of the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. This is perfect for couples or singles wanting a fun, interactive night out in Jackson before the live music kicks off at 8:30 PM. Because of the venue, attendees must be 21+.
Tasha and the Goodfellows Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Local favorites Tasha and the Goodfellows will be performing live at the Silver Dollar Showroom. Expect a dynamic blend of jazz, soul, and contemporary covers delivered with frontwoman Tasha's powerhouse vocals and the band's incredibly tight instrumentation. This is a fantastic community gathering spot for Thursday night entertainment. The event is free, unticketed, and open to the public. Full bar and restaurant service will be available during the show.
Free Public Stargazing at R-Park
8:00 PM · FreeRendezvous Park (R-Park), near Teton Village, WY
Join Wyoming Stargazing for a free public stargazing event at Rendezvous Park (R-Park) on this clear Thursday evening. Astronomy educators will be on hand with large aperture telescopes to show attendees planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. This event is weather permitting (clear skies and temperatures above zero required). Dress warmly and bring the whole family for an educational and awe-inspiring night under the dark skies of Jackson Hole. All ages are welcome, and no prior astronomy knowledge or registration is required.
The historic Virginian Saloon offers 'Live From The Virg' every Thursday night. These acoustic sessions feature local and touring artists playing a mix of Americana, Western, and folk music. It is a fantastic way to experience the local music scene in a classic, newly-revitalized Jackson Hole saloon setting. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, or relax in the lounge seating. Must be 21+ to enter the saloon.
Thursday Disco Nights at the Stagecoach Bar
Apr 16 – Apr 17
9:30 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
The historic Stagecoach Bar transforms its traditional Western setting into a vibrant dance party for its weekly Thursday Disco Night. A local DJ spins a mix of classic disco, funk, and modern dance hits, drawing a lively crowd of locals and visitors ready to hit the dance floor. It is one of the premier late-night events in the area, offering a fun, energetic contrast to the typical country-western scene. This event is strictly 21+ and requires a valid ID for entry.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Fri, Apr 17
Yellowstone National Park – North and West Entrances Spring Opening
8:00 AM · $35 per vehicle (Standard 7-day National Park pass)Yellowstone National Park, North and West Entrances, accessible via Jackson/Grand Teton
A massive milestone in the regional tourism calendar. After months of being closed to regular vehicular traffic due to heavy winter snows, Yellowstone National Park officially plows and opens its North and West entrances to the public. This marks the true beginning of the spring/summer tourism season for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Managed by the National Park Service (NPS). Park Rangers will be on-site at visitor centers to provide updated safety and wildlife information. Visitors can finally drive their own vehicles to iconic spots like Old Faithful and the Grand Prismatic Spring. It is a premier day for wildlife photographers and tourists hoping to spot emerging bears, bison calves, and wolves in the Lamar and Hayden Valleys. Passes can be purchased at the entrance gates or online in advance via Recreation.gov. Annual passes (America the Beautiful) are accepted. All ages welcome. Cost is $35 per vehicle for a standard 7-day National Park pass.
Organized by National Park Service (NPS)
Snake River Headwaters Symposium: Science, Stewardship, & Management for the Future
9:30 AM - 4:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
A full day of learning, connection, and collaboration focused on the Snake River Headwaters. It brings together agencies, nonprofits, businesses, water users, and scientists to discuss the pressures facing this vital watershed. The schedule includes panels on Ecosystem Restoration & Climate Resilience (11:00 AM), Conservation & Public Access (1:00 PM), Water Quality (2:00 PM), and a closing panel (4:00 PM). The daytime symposium requires registration. A reception follows at 6:00 PM, leading into Kevin Fedarko's keynote, 'Stories and Lessons of the Colorado River,' at 7:00 PM. The evening keynote is free and open to the public, but tickets must be reserved in advance. A livestream option is also available. All ages are welcome.
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library (Teton County Library)
A weekly community literacy and socialization event aimed at young children and their families, fostering early reading skills and community connection. Hosted by the Teton County Library youth services librarians. The 45-minute session includes interactive storytelling, fingerplays, music, singing, flannel board activities, and picture book readings. Geared specifically toward young children (toddlers and pre-K) and their caregivers. Completely free to the public; no pre-registration required.
Organized by Teton County Library
Volunteer at the Senior Center
11:45 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Organized by the Teton County Democrats, this community service event invites volunteers to assist at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole. Volunteers will help with serving lunch, interacting with the seniors, and providing companionship. This initiative aims to support the local elderly population and give back to the community. It is a great opportunity for community members to engage in meaningful service. Volunteers of all ages are welcome, though minors should be accompanied by an adult.
Organized by Teton County Democrats
Packaged Beer Sale!
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Varies based on purchaseSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
Snake River Brewing is temporarily closing its doors for its annual spring cleaning and maintenance from April 14 to April 29. However, they are hosting a special one-day 'Packaged Beer Sale' right in the middle of the closure so locals can stock up on their favorite craft brews during the off-season. Hosted by the SRB staff, who will be stationed at the host stand slinging beer-to-go. There is no entry fee. Beer prices vary; six-packs and kegs are available. Kegs must be pre-ordered in advance via their website. Purchasers must be 21+ with a valid ID to buy alcohol. This is a quick grab-and-go retail event.
Annual Back To Winter Bash at Mangy Moose
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM · $20 per ticketMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
The Annual Back To Winter Bash is a vibrant community fundraiser held at the world-famous Mangy Moose in Teton Village. Running from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, this event aims to raise funds and awareness for empowering youth through boardsports and outdoor activities. The evening features live music, a silent auction with incredible local gear and experiences, and delicious passed appetizers. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased in advance or at the door. The event is open to the community, though the saloon area may have 21+ restrictions for alcohol service. It's a great way to support a local cause while enjoying the legendary après-ski atmosphere of the Mangy Moose.
An immersive 120-minute wellness workshop designed for personal discovery and transformation through guided breathing techniques. Facilitated by Morris Weintraub, an experienced breathwork facilitator who guides participants through higher states of consciousness and subconscious exploration. Participants will learn to use their breath to unlock the subconscious mind. The session includes guided breathing exercises, meditation, and a supportive community environment for explorers and seekers. Tickets are $35.00 per person, bookable online through the Home Yoga Studio schedule. The workshop is open to adults and mature teens, all levels invited.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Ticketed (Advance booking required)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway, Jackson, WY
A whiskey-tasting experience like no other. Taste some of the finest whiskeys on a 30-minute guided tour. Whether you are a novice or an aficionado looking to impress your friends with interesting facts, this experience includes small samples of whiskey from around the world. All participants receive 10% off an in-store purchase during the event. Strictly 21+.
Stories and Lessons of the Colorado River: An Evening with Kevin Fedarko
7:00 PM · Sold Out (Waitlist may be available)The Center Theater at Center for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Join acclaimed author and river guide Kevin Fedarko for a captivating evening discussing the history, fragility, and lessons of the Colorado River. Serving as the evening keynote for the Snake River Headwaters Symposium, Fedarko will share stories from his extensive time exploring the Grand Canyon. This is an accessible event featuring an Audio Described Performance. Wheelchair-accessible seating is available in both the Orchestra and Balcony. All ages are welcome.
Aaron Ball Live Music
Apr 17 – Apr 18
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Singer-songwriter Aaron Ball brings his gritty, heartfelt country and rock-infused acoustic performance to the Silver Dollar Showroom for a two-night weekend run. Ball's engaging storytelling and powerful voice make for an intimate yet highly energetic live music experience. The performance begins at 7:30 PM each night. There is no cover charge, and seating is on a first-come, first-served basis.
Laff Staff Improv Comedy Show
8:00 PM · $23.00Black Box Theater, Center for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Off Square Theatre Company presents The Laff Staff, Jackson's own locally sourced improv comedy show, now in its 17th season. The Laff Staff is a beloved local troupe of trained comedians who specialize in spontaneous, unscripted theater. The comedians take live suggestions from the audience to create original, hilarious comedy sketches and games completely made up on the spot. Tickets are $23.00 per person and can be purchased online via the Center for the Arts box office. The show is generally recommended for mature audiences due to the unpredictable and sometimes adult nature of improv comedy, though not strictly 21+.
Organized by Off Square Theatre Company
The Boondock Boys Live at the Cowboy Bar
Apr 17 – Apr 18
8:30 PM · $10Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar continues its tradition of hosting premier weekend country music in Jackson's most iconic western venue. This event is designed for locals and tourists looking for an authentic Wyoming honky-tonk experience and a lively dance floor. The Boondock Boys are a fast-rising country and Southern rock band originally formed in Oregon, known for their gritty vocals, high-energy guitar riffs, and driving rhythm section. Tickets are a $10 flat cover charge available exclusively at the door on a first-come, first-served basis. The event is strictly 21+ only with valid ID required. Doors are open all day for regular service. The dance floor clears at 8:00 PM, and the band takes the stage at 8:30 PM, playing three sets with short intermissions until midnight.
Sat, Apr 18
Opening Weekend for Yellowstone Bear World Park
Apr 18 – Apr 19
Standard vehicle admission rates applyYellowstone Bear World, South of Rexburg, accessible from Jackson Hole
Yellowstone Bear World officially opens its doors for the 2026 season during this weekend. A popular day-trip destination for visitors staying in Jackson Hole, this drive-through wildlife park allows guests to see Rocky Mountain Elk, Bison, White-tail Deer, Mule Deer, Rocky Mountain Goats, Moose, and of course, Grizzly and Black Bears from the comfort and safety of their own vehicles. The opening weekend is a great time to see the animals as they become active in the spring. The park is family-friendly and offers additional activities like petting zoos and amusement rides (weather permitting).
Hybrid – Wilderness First Responder – Recertification
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Varies based on certification tier (Registration required)Central Wyoming College, Jackson Campus
A critical recertification course for outdoor professionals, guides, and avid adventurers who need to renew their expiring Wilderness First Responder (WFR) credentials. Presented and instructed by the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute. This is a hybrid course. Students must complete online coursework prior to the event date. The April 18th session is a full-day, in-person practical skills assessment covering patient assessment, trauma response, environmental medicine, and improvised splinting/litter carries. Registration must be completed in advance through the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute portal. Age 18+ (or 16+ with parental consent). Must hold a current or recently expired WFR certification.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
Firefighter 1 Training
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free (Internal Training)Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Training Facility
A full-day Firefighter 1 training session for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS recruits and personnel. The training covers essential firefighting skills, safety protocols, equipment handling, and emergency response tactics required for state certification. Led by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS instructors. This is not a ticketed public event; it is an official training exercise. Restricted to Fire/EMS personnel. Scheduled from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Jackson Hole Classical Academy is hosting its Annual Scholastic Chess Tournament, providing a wonderful opportunity for local and visiting youth to grow in skill, confidence, and friendly competition. The tournament is strictly for school-aged children and is divided into three grade brackets: K–1st grade, 2nd–5th grade, and 9th–12th grade. Participants must register on-site between 8:00 AM and 8:30 AM on the day of the event. A $25 entry fee is required. All participating students must have an active US Chess Federation membership. Parents are advised to register their children at USCHESS.ORG prior to the event to secure a current Chess Federation ID.
Organized by Jackson Hole Classical Academy
Teton Habitat Parkside Build Days
8:45 AM - 4:00 PM · Free445 E Kelly Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
A community volunteer event organized by Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area (Teton Habitat). Participants help construct affordable housing for local families in Jackson Hole at the Parkside development. Guided by Habitat for Humanity construction professionals and site supervisors. The day begins at 8:45 AM with a safety briefing and task assignments. Volunteers of all skill levels will assist with various construction tasks throughout the day, concluding at 4:00 PM. Typically 16+ for active construction sites (minors usually require a waiver and adult supervision). Free to participate, but volunteers must sign up in advance through the Teton Habitat volunteer portal.
Organized by Habitat for Humanity of the Greater Teton Area (Teton Habitat)
Kindergarten Adventure Hour
9:00 AM · FreeMountain Academy of Teton Science Schools
Incoming kindergarteners and their guardians are invited to join a free, hands-on morning of exploration and creativity on the Mountain Academy campus. The event is designed to spark curiosity, imagination, and problem-solving skills in young learners while introducing them to the school's environment. Activities include building and decorating mini houses inspired by nature, engaging in open-ended activities that encourage teamwork and storytelling, and exploring the campus to meet peers in a welcoming environment. The event is led by Lower School faculty member Jenny Brackin. The event is free, but an online RSVP is kindly requested to ensure enough materials are provided. Specifically tailored for incoming kindergarteners (approx. ages 4-6) and their parents/guardians. The exact morning time is to be determined upon RSVP.
Organized by Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools
Closing Weekend Celebrations at Grand Targhee
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Free to attend the base area festivities; standard lift ticket rates apply for skiing/snowboarding.Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Grand Targhee Resort is throwing its official 2026 Closing Weekend celebration! Skiers and snowboarders are encouraged to bring their skis, glitter, and high vibes for a good time to close out the winter season. The day features spring skiing conditions, festive costumes, and a lively atmosphere at the base area and Trap Bar & Grill. Expect a vibrant local crowd celebrating the end of an epic winter with music, drinks, and spring laps. Free to attend the base area festivities; standard lift ticket rates apply for skiing/snowboarding.
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort
Jackson Hole Mud Run
10:00 AM · Registration fee required (Standard local race tiers apply)Community Entry Services Office, 20 Pioneer Lane, Jackson, WY
A community-focused outdoor sports event designed to shake off the winter chill and embrace the muddy spring 'shoulder season' in Jackson Hole. This 3-mile mud run promotes local fitness while bringing the community together for a lighthearted, messy race. Organized by local community groups. Registration is available online or on-site the morning of the race. All registered participants receive a pair of retro-inspired tube socks to wear during the race, and post-race snacks and refreshments are provided at the finish line. Family-friendly; open to runners of all ages (minors must have a waiver signed by a guardian). A registration fee is required, with standard local race tiers applying.
Organized by Local community groups
Introduction to Beekeeping
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
Presented by High Mountain Pollinators and Bees, this community educational event at the Teton County Library introduces attendees to the fundamentals of beekeeping. It is a great opportunity for locals and visitors to learn about pollinator conservation, the basics of starting and maintaining a hive, and the ecological importance of bees in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. The event is open to the public of all ages and serves as a perfect springtime primer for aspiring apiarists.
Join the local community at Grand Targhee Resort for a special afternoon celebrating Olympic mogul skier Jaelin Kauf and her incredible achievements on the world stage. The welcome home party will feature a meet-and-greet, celebrations of her Olympic journey, and a festive gathering of fans, friends, and family at her home mountain. This is a family-friendly event open to all ages, offering a unique chance to meet a local winter sports hero.
This workshop is designed to provide an evening of deep rest, reflection, and cosmic insight aligned with the new moon. It serves as a community gathering for mindfulness and spiritual renewal. Co-hosted by local wellness practitioners Brittany Belisle and Niki Sue Mueller. The 90-minute session includes an exploration of the year's astrological cycle, guided meditation, and an immersive sound bowl healing experience to invite clarity and connection. Open to all ages, though geared toward adults and mature teens seeking a meditative environment. Tickets are a flat rate of $30 and can be purchased directly through the Home Yoga Studio website or MindBody app.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Democratic Party Potluck!
5:00 PM · FreeOld Wilson School House, 5655 Main St, Wilson, WY
The Teton County Democratic Party is hosting a community potluck gathering to bring together local Democrats, community members, and political enthusiasts. The purpose is to share a meal, discuss local and state issues, and foster a sense of community. Attendees are encouraged to bring a dish to share. The event provides an informal setting for networking, discussing upcoming initiatives, and engaging with local party leaders. All ages are welcome to attend this family-friendly community event.
Organized by Teton County Democratic Party
Shrek en Español
7:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary, available via the Center's box office)The Center Theater at Center for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
The Center for the Arts is hosting a special Spanish-language screening/performance of the beloved classic 'Shrek' to promote accessibility and cultural inclusion in the arts. This family-friendly event is open to all ages and is fully accessible, featuring an Audio Described Performance.
Laff Staff Improv Comedy Show
8:00 PM · $23 per ticketCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson's own locally sourced improv comedy troupe, the Laff Staff, takes the stage for their 17th season at the Center for the Arts. This rapid-fire, two-hour show is completely made up on the spot, heavily relying on audience suggestions to drive the hilarious and unpredictable scenes. The troupe is known for poking fun at local mountain town life, current events, and the general absurdity of the human experience. Tickets are $23 and can be purchased through the Center for the Arts box office. The show generally carries a PG-13 rating, balancing edgy humor with accessibility, making it suitable for older teens and adults. This is a local favorite that frequently sells out, so advance ticket purchase is highly recommended.
Sun, Apr 19
Community Healing Reiki Circle with Hanna Austin
Standard workshop fee (Donation/Tiered pricing available through Dancers' Workshop)Dancers' Workshop at the Center for the Arts, 240 South Glenwood, 2nd Floor, Jackson, WY
A communal gathering focused on energetic healing, meditation, and deep relaxation, hosted in the beautiful studio spaces of the Dancers' Workshop. It provides a quiet, restorative counter-balance to the high-adrenaline outdoor sports of Jackson Hole. Led by Hanna Austin, a local wellness practitioner and Reiki specialist known for her calming presence and expertise in energy work and sound healing. Participants will sit in a supportive circle and be guided through grounding meditations. Hanna Austin will facilitate group Reiki—a Japanese technique for stress reduction—allowing participants to clear energetic blockages and leave feeling centered and restored. Tickets can be purchased through the Dancers' Workshop website or at the Center for the Arts box office. Geared toward adults and mature teens (16+). A standard workshop fee applies, with donation/tiered pricing available.
Organized by Hanna Austin
Yoga Teacher Training — Free Info Circle
FreeHome Yoga Studio, Jackson, WY
A community gathering for local yogis, wellness enthusiasts, and curious seekers. This event serves as an open house and informational circle for Home Yoga Studio's upcoming 200-hour Yoga Teacher Training and 100-hour personal immersion track. Hosted by Brittany Belisle, a lead instructor at Home Yoga Studio who specializes in deep practice, mindfulness, and teacher development. The session includes a brief guided meditation, a comprehensive breakdown of the training curriculum (anatomy, philosophy, sequencing), and a Q&A segment. As a bonus, everyone who attends this info session receives one free week of classes at the studio. The event is free, but pre-registration is required via the Home Yoga Studio website to manage capacity. Age restriction: 18+ (standard age for teacher training certification).
Organized by Brittany Belisle / Home Yoga Studio
Closing Day at Grand Targhee Resort
Varies based on lift ticket/passGrand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Celebrate the end of the 2025-2026 winter season at Grand Targhee Resort's official Closing Day. Known for its deep powder and laid-back atmosphere, Grand Targhee invites skiers and snowboarders for one last day on the slopes. The day typically features spring skiing conditions, live music at the Trap Bar, and a festive, celebratory vibe as locals and visitors bid farewell to winter. Costumes are highly encouraged! Lift tickets can be purchased online or at the window, and all ages are welcome on the mountain.
Integrative Breathwork at Astoria Hot Springs
Varies (Registration required via Medicine Wheel Wellness)In the Cabin at Astoria Hot Springs Park, Jackson Hole, WY
A transformational class hosted in partnership with Medicine Wheel Wellness, designed to improve health, facilitate healing, increase energy, and balance overall well-being utilizing the power of breath. Led by certified breathwork facilitators from Medicine Wheel Wellness, a local holistic health center specializing in integrative medicine. The session takes place inside the park's cabin and features guided breathing exercises, meditation, and a period of integration. Attendees often pair the class with a soak in the hot springs afterward. Advanced registration is required via the Astoria Hot Springs or Medicine Wheel Wellness portals. Generally intended for adults; teens may be permitted with guardian consent. Session times vary (Morning/Afternoon).
Organized by Medicine Wheel Wellness / Astoria Hot Springs Park
Country Music Sunday at PCJH
10:15 AM · FreePresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH), 1251 South Park Loop Road, Jackson, WY 83001
The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole is hosting a special 'Country Music Sunday' to bring boot-stomping inspiration to their morning worship service. It is designed as a joyful, community-focused gathering that blends traditional praise with the cultural heritage of the American West. The talented PCJH Worship Team will be joined by special, local country music talent. The musical arrangements will feature traditional country instruments, weaving the tones of mandolin and banjo into a toe-tapping rhythm. This is a family-friendly community event, and the doors are open to all ages and backgrounds.
Organized by Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole Jig Scavenger Hunt
11:00 AM · TicketedCowboy Coffee Co., 125 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
A fun, interactive scavenger hunt designed to help locals and visitors explore the sights, history, and local flavor of downtown Jackson Hole. It's an engaging way to walk the town, solve puzzles, and discover hidden gems. Organized by a third-party scavenger hunt company hosting events via Eventbrite. The hunt kicks off at 11:00 AM outside the iconic Cowboy Coffee Co. Participants will use their smartphones to receive clues, solve riddles, and complete challenges around the Town Square and surrounding downtown areas. Tickets must be purchased online through Eventbrite prior to the start time. Family-friendly and open to all ages.
Table Talks | Gateway Church
1:30 PM · FreeGateway Church, Jackson Hole Campus
Table Talks is a simple, welcoming space where community members gather around Scripture to grow in honest fellowship and be formed into disciples of Jesus together. The environment is designed to be open and vulnerable, where stories are shared and questions—even the hard ones—are welcomed. The group does not avoid tough conversations but walks through them with humility, grace, and truth. Hosted by Gateway Church leadership (Contact: Joshua Petrey). Registration is not required; attendees can simply show up. The gathering begins promptly at 1:30 PM. Open to all ages; family-friendly.
Organized by Gateway Church
Salon at Riot Act, Inc. Studio
Apr 19 – Apr 26
5:00 PM · FreeRiot Act, Inc. Studio, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Riot Act, Inc., Jackson's premier independent theater company, the 'Salon' is a weekly creative community gathering held every Sunday evening. The event serves as an open, collaborative incubator where local actors, writers, directors, and theater enthusiasts come together to read plays, discuss theatrical concepts, and workshop new ideas. It provides a supportive environment for performing artists to hone their craft and network with peers. The event is open to the public, generally geared towards adults and mature teens interested in the arts. Admission is free, though donations to support the theater company are welcomed.
Organized by Riot Act, Inc.
Sunday Night Swing Dancing with Stagecoach Band
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
Known affectionately by locals as 'Church,' Sunday Night Swing Dancing at the Stagecoach Bar is one of the most iconic weekly traditions in the Jackson Hole valley. The legendary Stagecoach Band provides live, authentic Western swing and country music, keeping the dance floor packed all evening. Whether you are an experienced swing dancer or a beginner looking to soak in the local culture, this event offers an unforgettable, authentic Wyoming experience. The event is 21+ for bar service.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Mon, Apr 20
BCC Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY
The following week's regular public meeting of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) to review and approve county vouchers and financial disbursements. Led by Teton County Commissioners. Free and open to the public. Scheduled from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. All ages welcome.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
Teton County Volunteer Managers and Coordinators Meeting
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch
A dedicated networking and strategy meeting for volunteer managers and coordinators operating within Teton County. This gathering provides an opportunity for local non-profit organizers and community leaders to share best practices, discuss volunteer retention, and coordinate community service efforts across various organizations. Hosted by the Teton County Library staff and local community organizers. Free to attend; open to local professionals. The meeting runs for 90 minutes, starting at 10:00 AM. Intended for adults (Professionals).
Organized by Teton County Library
Whodunnit? Exhibition Closing Day
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free to viewArt Association of Jackson Hole, 240 S Glenwood, Jackson, WY 83001
The Art Association's annual Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale concludes its exhibition run on this day. This is the final day to view the unique artwork created by professional artists, studio users, locals, and more, all while trying to guess WHODUNNIT?! The exhibition is a vital part of the Art Association's fundraising for art education, with proceeds directly benefiting their mission to provide art education for ages one to 100. Open to all ages.
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS is hosting an EMT-I (Emergency Medical Technician - Intermediate) training session. This intensive half-day course provides advanced medical training, protocol updates, and continuing education for local emergency medical personnel. The training ensures that Teton County's first responders continue to provide top-tier pre-hospital care to the community.
At the Jackson Hole Hootenanny (affectionately known as “The Hoot”), local and visiting musicians gather to play traditional acoustic music for a receptive crowd in one of the most awe-inspiring settings in the world, right at the base of the Tetons. It is an informal, welcoming space for both musicians and listeners. Whether you bring an instrument to join in or simply settle in with a drink and a meal, the experience feels distinctly local—rooted in collaboration, tradition, and a shared love of music. This is an all-ages, family-friendly event.
Self-Rescue Pool Session for Adults and Families
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole (Pool location coordinated via Snake River Fund)
Hosted by the Snake River Fund, this educational pool session is designed to build confidence and preparedness for high-water conditions on local rivers. It fosters community engagement and safety among river enthusiasts before the peak runoff season. Personalized instruction will be provided by experienced river professionals and guides associated with the Snake River Fund. Running from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, participants will engage in practical, hands-on exercises focusing on raft flips, self-rescue techniques, and essential paddle strokes. The group size is strictly limited to a maximum of 12 participants to ensure high-quality, personalized instruction. The event is completely free, but advance registration is strictly required via the Snake River Fund website. Open to adults and families, though participants should be comfortable in the water.
Pinky G's Pizzeria, a local favorite and featured spot on *Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives*, hosts a vibrant Open Mic Night every Monday. Local musicians, poets, and performers are invited to take the stage and showcase their talents in a relaxed, supportive environment. Guests can enjoy award-winning New York-style pizza and craft beers while listening to the diverse array of local talent. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages, making it a great Monday night outing.
Check out 'Industry Nights' at the historic Virginian Saloon every Monday! This event features a rotating schedule of entertainment including bingo, trivia, themed parties, and surprise events. It's a dedicated night to celebrate and reward the hardworking local hospitality and service industry staff with great drink specials and a lively atmosphere, but absolutely everyone is welcome to join the fun. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Jackson Campus Dean Finalists Meet and Greet
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeJH Center for the Arts, 265 Cache St, Jackson, WY
Central Wyoming College invites the community to attend a public meet and greet for the Jackson Campus Dean finalists. Each candidate will present their professional experience and share their vision for the campus. This is an excellent opportunity for local residents, students, and faculty to engage with the potential new leadership and ask questions about the future of the Jackson Campus. Open to all ages and the general public.
Organized by Central Wyoming College
Tue, Apr 21
Board of County Commissioners (BCC) Regular Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBCC Chambers, 200 S Willow St, Jackson, WY 83001
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) holds its regular public meeting to discuss and vote on county business, local regulations, zoning issues, and community updates. This is a formal government meeting where public comment is typically welcomed on specific agenda items. It provides an opportunity for residents to stay informed about local governance, infrastructure projects, and policy changes affecting Jackson Hole and the surrounding areas. The meeting is open to the public and all ages are permitted.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
10 Essential Career-Boosting Skills Workshop
9:00 AM · VariesJackson, WY
A comprehensive professional development workshop designed to equip attendees with 10 essential skills to boost their careers. The seminar covers critical topics such as effective communication, strategic problem-solving, leadership dynamics, and time management. Presented by industry experts, the workshop is ideal for local professionals, entrepreneurs, and job seekers looking to gain a competitive edge in the workplace. The event requires pre-registration and ticket purchase via Eventbrite. It is an adult-oriented educational event, featuring interactive sessions and networking opportunities. Specific venue details are provided upon registration.
10:00 AM · $1 per item to sell (Max $25 fee)JHTR Arena, 3870 Wilderness Drive, Wilson, WY
Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR) is hosting drop-off days for their annual Tack Swap Fundraiser. Community members are invited to bring their gently used equestrian gear to the JHTR Arena in Wilson. Accepted items include saddles, bridles, bits, pads, blankets, halters, show clothes, and boots. Sellers pay a $1 fee per item (up to $25) and set a minimum sale price of $5 per item. JHTR retains 25% of the final sale price to support their therapeutic riding programs. This is a crucial preparation event for the main Tack Swap sale happening later in the week, bringing together the local equestrian community for a great cause.
Organized by Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR)
Ruff Readers
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
Presented by Teton County Pet Partners, Ruff Readers is a recurring monthly community program held at the Teton County Library. Children are invited to practice their reading skills by reading aloud to trained therapy dogs in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment. This program helps build reading confidence, reduces performance anxiety, and provides a comforting space for young readers to interact with gentle animals.
Organized by Teton County Pet Partners
Storytime at Teton County Library
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
The Teton County Library hosts a weekly Storytime session designed specifically for children, babies (0-18 months), PreK, and toddlers. The 30-minute program includes a dynamic mix of storytelling, fingerplays, music, singing, flannel boards, and picture books. The goal is to foster early literacy skills, encourage a love for reading, and provide a fun, interactive environment for young children and their caregivers. No registration is required, and the event is completely free and open to the public.
Organized by Teton County Library
Adaptive Yoga at the Rec Center
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · Not specifiedTeton County Community Recreation Center, Jackson, WY
Join instructor Liza Van Dissell for an hour of adaptive yoga. This class is tailored to fit the needs of students, utilizing chairs, straps, and a lot of supported postures to make yoga accessible to everyone. The program is hosted by Teton Adaptive, which focuses on providing adaptive sports and recreation opportunities. everyBODY is welcome!
Organized by Teton Adaptive
New Teton County Recreation Collaborative (WYOREC) Info Session
The newly formed Teton County outdoor recreation collaborative (WYOREC) is hosting its inaugural informational session. The purpose of this community meeting is to introduce the collaborative to the public, discuss the history and processes of statewide outdoor recreation collaboratives, and introduce the board members. Attendees will participate in identifying and prioritizing the outdoor recreation components that matter most to Teton County, as well as recognizing current challenges facing local green spaces and trails. The event is free, open to all ages, and encourages active civic engagement from local outdoor enthusiasts. A virtual attendance option is available.
Organized by Teton County outdoor recreation collaborative (WYOREC)
Join the mixology experts at Spirits & Spice in Jackson Hole for 'Tasty Tuesdays,' a recurring weekly event designed to elevate your home bartending skills. During this interactive tasting experience, guests will sample delicious, handcrafted cocktail recipes made using the shop's premium, small-batch spirits, custom liqueurs, and unique spice blends. The presenters will provide step-by-step instructions on how to recreate these beverages at home. This event is strictly for adults ages 21 and over. It is free to attend, with products available for purchase on-site.
Organized by Spirits & Spice
Uncommon Artist Talk: Cathy McClure
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeCache House (Anvil Hotel), 215 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Part of the Uncommon Artist-in-Residence program, Cache House hosts an intimate evening with multidisciplinary artist Cathy McClure, known for her intricate, mechanical, and often illuminated sculptural works. The event is designed to connect the local community and visitors with working artists, fostering a deeper understanding of the creative process. McClure will discuss her artistic journey, her current residency projects, and the specific techniques she uses to bring her art to life. The event features a presentation followed by a Q&A session. This is a free community event; no advanced ticket purchase is required, though arriving early is recommended to secure a seat. Open to all ages.
Organized by Cache House (Anvil Hotel) / Uncommon Artist-in-Residence program
Presented by the Teton County School District, this special community evening celebrates the hard work and academic achievements of graduating high school seniors in Teton County. The Teton County Scholarship Program's Award Night brings together students, their families, local donors, and the general public to honor the recipients of this year's local scholarships. Doors open at 5:00 PM for donors and 5:15 PM for students. The event serves as a powerful testament to the Jackson Hole community's dedication to supporting local youth in their transition to higher education. All ages are welcome to attend this uplifting ceremony.
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS is conducting a Firefighter 1 Training session. This essential evening training covers foundational firefighting skills, safety protocols, hazardous materials awareness, and equipment handling for local volunteer and career firefighters. It is part of the rigorous ongoing certification process to keep Teton County's emergency responders prepared for any situation.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Tips for Success in Growing Tomatoes at Altitude
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Ordway Auditorium - Side B), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
A nature presentation and instructional workshop addressing the specific challenges of growing tomatoes at high altitude in the Jackson Hole area. Presented by Barb Sands, a certified University of Wyoming Master Gardener residing in Lincoln County. She creates public outreach programs, writes for local newspapers, and chairs a program highlighting culturally diverse food. A one-hour presentation covering tips and tricks for high-altitude tomato cultivation. Attendees will also receive free tomato seeds to help them get started on their own gardens. Geared toward adults (Ages 19+). Free and open to the public. No registration required.
Organized by Teton County Library
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewing
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · $10Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
A weekly gathering of friendly competition and low-stakes wagers, Snake River Brewing's Tuesday night dart tournaments continue to grow in popularity. With random team assignments, casual rules, and a round of beer shots to kick off the night, it is equal parts game and social ritual. All skill levels are welcome to participate, with the winning team taking home the cash pot. Because the event involves beer shots and a brewery setting, participants must be 21+ to drink.
Riot Act Presents “When We Were Young and Unafraid”
7:00 PM · $25 for adults / $20 for students and seniorsCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Riot Act Inc., a local theater company, presents a compelling production of 'When We Were Young and Unafraid' at the Center for the Arts. This powerful play explores themes of resilience, history, and the struggles of women in the early 1970s, offering a thought-provoking evening of live theater. The performance begins at 7:00 PM in the Center Theater. Tickets are priced at $25 for general adult admission and $20 for students and seniors, available for purchase through the Center for the Arts box office or website. The play is suitable for mature audiences due to its thematic elements.
Organized by Riot Act Inc.
Bluegrass Tuesday featuring One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved Jackson Hole tradition, Bluegrass Tuesday features the local 6-piece progressive bluegrass band, One Ton Pig. For over 17 years, the band has been bringing locals and visitors together at the historic Silver Dollar Bar. Their music combines original hard-luck songwriting with dazzling musicality, blending folk, country, Americana, blues, bluegrass, and rock 'n' roll. The event offers a lively atmosphere perfect for dancing and enjoying drinks. Attendees must be 21 or older to purchase and consume alcohol, though the venue generally allows younger guests if accompanied by an adult (venue policies apply).
Organized by The Wort Hotel / Silver Dollar Bar
Wed, Apr 22
Lyrid Meteor Shower Peak Viewing
Apr 22 – Apr 23
FreeVarious dark sky locations around Jackson Hole (e.g., Antelope Flats, Curtis Canyon Overlook, Shadow Mountain, Grand Teton National Park)
The annual Lyrid Meteor Shower reaches its peak on the night of April 22, 2026, offering one of the most spectacular natural events of the spring season in Jackson Hole. This coincides with International Dark Sky Week. It is a self-guided natural phenomenon. Under ideal dark-sky conditions, stargazers can expect to see 15–20 meteors per hour, including occasional bright fireballs. Wyoming Stargazing recommends heading out after midnight and staying until just before dawn for the best viewing experience. Recommended viewing spots include Antelope Flats, Curtis Canyon Overlook, and Shadow Mountain, which offer wide-open views with minimal light pollution. No special equipment is required—just warm layers and a comfortable place to sit back and look up. The event is free and has no age restrictions.
Energy Conservation Works Board Meeting
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeJackson, WY (Teton County)
A regular board meeting for Energy Conservation Works, a joint powers board between the Town of Jackson, Teton County, and Lower Valley Energy. The meeting focuses on local energy conservation initiatives, sustainability projects, and community programs. Open to the public for those interested in local environmental and energy policies.
Community Peace Meditation
10:00 AM · FreeGreenspace On The Block, Downtown Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Land Trust, this community gathering invites locals and visitors to participate in a peaceful, guided meditation session outdoors at the Greenspace On The Block. The event aligns with the Land Trust's mission to support strong communities, protect open spaces, and foster a deeper connection with the natural environment of the American West. All ages and experience levels are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Land Trust
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Included with standard museum admissionJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
A special kids' event and educational program designed specifically for Pre-K to 2nd Grade students. Hosted by the Jackson Hole History Museum, this interactive morning session brings local history to life through hands-on activities, crafts, and storytelling. It is designed to engage young minds with the rich heritage, wildlife, and pioneer history of the American West.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Clean Commute Earth Day Tailgate Party
12:00 PM · FreeParking lot of Poppy, 120 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY
In celebration of Earth Day, Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities (YTCC) is hosting a 'Clean Commute Earth Day Tailgate Party.' The event's purpose is to educate the Jackson community about sustainable transportation and 'clean commuting' options to reduce the region's carbon footprint. Representatives from YTCC will be on-site to share valuable information and answer questions. A major highlight of the event is the opportunity for attendees to test drive an all-electric Ford F-150 Lightning. The gathering is free, open to the public of all ages, and will feature complimentary coffee and snacks for participants.
Organized by Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities (YTCC)
Karns Meadow Earth Day Clean-Up
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM · FreeKarns Meadow Park, 690 W Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Land Trust, this event celebrates Earth Day by giving back to the community. It is a hands-on opportunity for individuals, families, and friends to help clean up and maintain the protected open spaces that local wildlife call home. Led by environmental stewards from the Jackson Hole Land Trust and other local organizations. Free to participate. Volunteers are asked to sign a liability waiver upon arrival. The event is family-friendly; all ages are welcome. Volunteers will pick up litter across the park. The Land Trust will provide latex gloves, trash bags, snacks, and beverages. Participants are encouraged to bring a reusable water bottle, comfortable outdoor clothing, and their own work gloves if preferred. Educational opportunities regarding environmental stewardship will also be available.
Organized by Jackson Hole Land Trust
Afterschool with Jackson Hole History Museum
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium), Jackson, WY
A collaborative educational program between the Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole History Museum to bring local history to life for young students. Educators from the Jackson Hole History Museum lead interactive history lessons, hands-on activities, and storytelling focused on the heritage of Jackson Hole and the surrounding region. This is a free, drop-in event designed specifically for elementary school students (K-5th grades).
Organized by Teton County Library and Jackson Hole History Museum
Live Music at The Melvin Dojo on Town Square
Apr 22 – Apr 23
4:00 PM · FreeThe Melvin Dojo on Town Square (located below Roadhouse Pub & Eatery), 20 E Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
The Melvin Dojo on Town Square hosts live music every Wednesday evening. Enjoy a vibrant, underground atmosphere with award-winning craft beers from Melvin Brewing and Roadhouse, accompanied by live performances from rotating local musicians. The music runs throughout the evening, making it a perfect spot for après-adventure drinks, dinner, and entertainment. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Stagecoach Bluegrass Jam
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
An informal, good 'ol fashioned bluegrass jam session held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. It brings together the valley's local musicians to collaborate, play traditional bluegrass music, and celebrate the genre. There is no set lineup; it is an open jam. Anyone with a banjo, mandolin, fiddle, or acoustic guitar is welcome to join in and play. Spectators are highly encouraged to come and listen to the valley's talented bluegrass musicians. The event features live collaborative music, dancing, and socializing in the historic 1942 landmark venue. The Stagecoach Bar is a classic Western dive bar, so attendees must be 21+ to enter the bar area and purchase alcohol. No tickets are required; entry is free.
Netflix: The Making of Life on Our Planet
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · $8 - $25 per ticketCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Presented by the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board, this special speaker series event brings the Emmy® Award-winning team behind Netflix's 'Our Planet' series to Jackson Hole. The presentation, titled 'The Making of Life on Our Planet,' will dive deep into the behind-the-scenes production, cinematography, and storytelling of the groundbreaking natural history documentary. Presenters will share exclusive footage and discuss the challenges of filming wildlife across the globe. Tickets range from $8 for students/youth to $25 for adults. Tickets can be purchased through the Center for the Arts box office. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages. Activities include a visual presentation, storytelling, and likely a Q&A session in the Center's 500-seat theater.
Organized by Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board
Chest Trauma with Dr. Hill (Fire/EMS Training)
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Free (For registered personnel/first responders)Jackson Hole Fire/EMS (Broadcast to All Stations)
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS is hosting a specialized medical training session focused on Chest Trauma, led by Dr. Hill. This critical educational event is broadcasted to all local fire stations and is designed for EMTs, firefighters, and first responders to update their skills and knowledge in handling severe chest injuries in emergency situations. While primarily for department personnel, it highlights the ongoing rigorous training of Teton County's emergency services.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM · Varies per bingo cardJackson Hole Elks Lodge No. 1713, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Join the Jackson Hole Elks Lodge for their weekly Wednesday Bingo Night! This is a fun, community-oriented evening where participants can win cash prizes while supporting local charitable initiatives funded by the Elks. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the lodge. The event is open to the public, making it a great way to mingle with locals and enjoy a classic game night.
Belt out your favorite tunes at Karaoke Night at The Virginian Saloon! Happening every Wednesday, this event is a massive local favorite for mid-week entertainment. Grab a drink, pick a song from the extensive catalog, and take the stage in one of Jackson's most classic, newly-renovated Western bars. Whether you're a seasoned singer or just want to cheer on your friends, it's a guaranteed good time. 21+ to drink.
Thu, Apr 23
Men’s Breakfast Study Group
7:15 AM - 8:45 AM · FreeThe Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church, this early morning gathering invites all men of the parish and the broader Jackson Hole community to come together for a morning of discussion, fellowship, and a hearty breakfast at the historic Wort Hotel. The event's purpose is to foster spiritual growth, community bonding, and open dialogue on various study topics in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. There are no age restrictions, though it is geared toward adult men. The schedule includes a brief welcome, a guided study or discussion topic led by church facilitators, and open time for networking and fellowship before the workday begins. Attendees purchase their own breakfast.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Red Cross Community Blood Drive
9:00 AM · Free (Donation Event)The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Jackson, WY
The American Red Cross is hosting a critical spring blood drive in Jackson to help maintain a stable blood supply for local and regional hospitals. Blood donations are essential for patients undergoing surgeries, cancer treatments, and emergency trauma care. Facilitated by American Red Cross phlebotomists and local community volunteers. The event kicks off at 9:00 AM. The process includes a brief private health screening and mini-physical (checking temperature, iron levels, and blood pressure), followed by the blood donation itself. Afterward, donors will be directed to a recovery station for complimentary snacks, juice, and a brief rest period before leaving. Donors must be at least 17 years old (or 16 with signed parental consent), weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in generally good health. Free to attend. Donors are highly encouraged to register and schedule a specific donation time slot in advance via the Red Cross website or Eventbrite to minimize wait times, though walk-ins are accepted as schedule gaps allow.
Organized by American Red Cross
The Angle Health Advantage – Exclusive Preview
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · Free (RSVP required)140 E Broadway Ave., Suite 25, Jackson, WY 83001
Presented by Synergy Benefit Advisors, this exclusive morning preview event introduces 'A new ANGLE on Health Benefits' arriving in Jackson Hole. It is a targeted business networking and informational session aimed at local employers, HR professionals, and business owners looking for innovative health benefit solutions for their teams.
Organized by Synergy Benefit Advisors
Raptor Journeys: Migration Exploration
10:00 AM · Ticketed (Prices vary; typically $15-$25)Teton Raptor Center - Hardeman Barn, 5450 West Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
This specialized program delves into the incredible migratory journeys of raptors. Attendees learn how these birds navigate vast distances, the environmental challenges they face, and how researchers track their movements across continents. Presented by Teton Raptor Center researchers and conservationists. Tickets are available online via the Teton Raptor Center. Open to all ages; great for students and birding enthusiasts. Includes a multimedia presentation on migration tracking, followed by live raptor encounters.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Flights and Feathers at the Jackson Hole Airport
11:00 AM - 1:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (JAC), 1250 E Airport Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Meet birds of prey from the Teton Raptor Center right at the airport! This unique weekly program takes place every Thursday through the spring and summer. Travelers and locals alike can enjoy an up-close, arm's-length learning experience with live birds of prey, which may include hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons. Teton Raptor Center educators will be on-site to share the biology, ecology, and conservation stories of these magnificent avian ambassadors. No reservations are required, and it is open to all ages.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
START Board Public Meeting
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM · Free (Open to the public)Town Council Chambers, 150 E Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
The Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit (START) Board will hold its regular public meeting in the Town Council Chambers. This meeting covers critical updates, strategic planning, and operational discussions regarding the local public transportation system that serves Jackson Hole, Teton Village, and the surrounding commuter areas. Community members are encouraged to attend and stay informed on local transit developments.
Organized by Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit (START) Board
This midday Women's Luncheon is a community-focused event hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church. It is designed to provide a supportive and engaging space for women in the Jackson Hole area to connect, share a meal, and participate in meaningful conversations. The event aims to strengthen community ties and offer spiritual and emotional support. While there are no strict age restrictions, the event is tailored for adult women. The schedule typically features a shared meal, a brief presentation or devotional by a guest speaker or church leader, and ample time for group discussion and socializing.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
2026 Healthy Living Festival: A Day Dedicated to Your Well-being!
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton County Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Teton District Board of Health, the 2026 Healthy Living Festival is a community-focused event dedicated to promoting physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The festival will feature various local health and wellness vendors, interactive demonstrations, fitness mini-classes, and informational booths. It is designed for all ages, making it a great family-friendly outing. Attendees can learn about local health resources, participate in wellness activities, and connect with health professionals in the Jackson Hole area.
Organized by Teton District Board of Health
Escapement – D Candaux Maverick
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeCoe Tavern, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Horological Society hosts 'Escapement,' a special gathering for watch enthusiasts and collectors. This specific event focuses on the evolution of independent watchmaker David Candaux's work and design language, specifically reviewing the DC1, DC6, and DC12 models. Attendees will have the opportunity to discuss the incredible engineering and build quality of these timepieces in a relaxed, social environment at Coe Tavern. The event is open to members and interested locals who share a passion for horology.
Organized by Jackson Hole Horological Society
Pokémon Club TCG Tournament
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
A community gaming event for local youth to gather, learn the rules, and improve their skills in the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG). Hosted by the Teton County Library youth services staff. A one-hour tournament and free-play session. All levels of players are welcome. The library provides card decks for those who need them, as well as snacks and prizes for participants. Specifically for Tween/Teen, Middle School (6-8th grades), and High School (9-12th grades). Free to attend.
Organized by Teton County Library
Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR Course
5:30 PM · Registration fee appliesCentral Wyoming College Jackson Campus, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Central Wyoming College's Jackson Campus is hosting its recurring Thursday evening Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR Course. This essential life-saving class teaches participants how to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies in both adults and children. The hands-on training includes the proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Official certification is provided upon successful completion of the course. Open to the public, but advance registration is required.
Organized by Central Wyoming College
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY
Join Spirits & Spice for their recurring 'Tequila Thursdays' tasting experience. This 30-minute guided tour is like taking a quick trip to Mexico right in the heart of Jackson Hole. Participants will learn about the different tequila-producing regions, traditional distilling methods, and the nuances of agave spirits. The event includes small, complimentary samples of exquisite, high-quality tequilas. It is designed to wake up your taste buds and demonstrate that tequila is meant for sipping and savoring, not just shooters. Participants must be 21 years of age or older with a valid ID.
Chapter22 Book Club
6:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave
Join the Chapter22 Book Club at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for an engaging evening of literary discussion. This community gathering is a great opportunity to meet fellow readers, share perspectives on the selected book, and enjoy thoughtful conversation in a welcoming environment. It is open to seniors and community members looking to connect over a shared love of reading.
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY 83014
Known locally as 'Church,' Thursday nights at the Stagecoach Bar are one of the most iconic weekly traditions in the Jackson Hole valley. Before the main disco or band events kick off later in the evening, attendees can enjoy free swing dance lessons to get comfortable on the dance floor. Taught by local dance instructors and Stagecoach regulars who specialize in Western swing and country dance styles. No tickets or cover charge required for the lessons; simply show up ready to dance. The early dance lessons are generally open to a broader crowd, but the venue transitions to a strict 21+ environment as the night progresses. Lessons run from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, followed by open dancing and drinks.
Dadweed Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Dadweed, a popular local band known for their eclectic mix of bluegrass, folk, and jam-band vibes, will be playing a free show at the Silver Dollar Showroom. This performance is perfect for those looking to experience Jackson Hole's vibrant local music scene and enjoy some impromptu dancing. The show starts at 7:30 PM and runs late into the evening. No tickets are needed. The venue is family-friendly in the dining areas, though the bar area is strictly 21+.
Free Public Stargazing at R-Park
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free ($10 recommended donation)Rendezvous Park (R-Park), 4270 River Springs Dr, Wilson, WY
Join Wyoming Stargazing for a free public stargazing event on a clear Thursday evening at Rendezvous Park (R-Park). Astronomy educators will set up large, high-powered telescopes to show attendees the wonders of the night sky, including planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. This is a fantastic, family-friendly bucket-list experience for anyone visiting Jackson Hole. Dress warmly, as spring nights in the Tetons can be quite chilly. All ages are welcome. A $10 donation is recommended.
The historic Virginian Saloon offers 'Live From The Virg' every Thursday night. These acoustic sessions feature local and touring artists playing a mix of Americana, Western, and folk music. It is a fantastic way to experience the local music scene in a classic, newly-revitalized Jackson Hole saloon setting. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, or relax in the lounge seating. Must be 21+ to enter the saloon.
Thursday Disco Nights at the Stagecoach Bar
Apr 23 – Apr 24
9:30 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
Get your groove on at the famous Thursday Disco Night at the Stagecoach Bar! A long-standing local tradition, this weekly event brings out the best dance moves in Jackson Hole. The resident DJ spins a mix of classic disco anthems and modern dance hits, ensuring the dance floor stays packed. It's a fantastic way to mingle with locals, seasonal workers, and visitors alike in a fun, unpretentious setting. This event is strictly 21+ only.
Fri, Apr 24
2026 Place-Based Education Symposia
Not specifiedTeton Science Schools, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Teton Science Schools, the 2026 Place-Based Education Symposia connects educators, learners, and community members to discuss and explore place-based education. For more than fifty years, Teton Science Schools has connected learners of all ages to the natural surrounding environment. This symposium features discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities focused on outdoor learning experiences and educational programming.
Organized by Teton Science Schools
Cowboy Church on Town Square
10:00 AM · FreeTown Square (George Washington Memorial Park), Jackson, WY
Experience a unique blend of faith and the Old West at the Cowboy Church on Town Square. This community-focused spiritual service welcomes locals and visitors alike to connect with God and each other in an outdoor, casual setting right in the heart of Jackson. The service features acoustic music, a welcoming message, and a celebration of Western heritage. It is completely free to attend and open to all ages, making it a perfect family-friendly event. Attendees are encouraged to dress comfortably and bring a chair or blanket for seating on the grass.
Raptor Adaptations: Masters of Survival
10:00 AM · Ticketed (Prices vary; typically $15-$25, check website for exact tiers)Teton Raptor Center, 5450 West Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
This educational wildlife program focuses on the incredible evolutionary adaptations that make raptors true masters of survival. It is designed to educate the public on the conservation of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem's avian predators. Hosted by the Teton Raptor Center's expert avian handlers and educators, featuring live, non-releasable resident raptors. Tickets must be purchased in advance via the Teton Raptor Center website. Family-friendly; open to all ages. The program includes a seated educational presentation followed by a Q&A session and an opportunity to view the birds up close.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeCommunity Room, Alta Branch Library, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY 83414
Hosted by the Teton County Library system, this is a fun and engaging storytime designed specifically for young children to develop early literacy skills in a playful, supportive environment. Led by the Alta Branch children's librarians. Free community event; no registration or tickets required. Geared toward toddlers and preschoolers, but all children and their caregivers are welcome. The 45-minute session includes a dynamic combination of stories, fingerplays, music, singing, flannel boards, and picture books.
Organized by Teton County Library
Jam55
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave
A lively musical gathering hosted at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole. Jam55 invites local musicians and music lovers to come together for a morning jam session. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own instruments to play along, or simply drop by to listen and enjoy the community talent. It's a relaxed, informal environment perfect for socializing and celebrating local music.
Hole Food Rescue Free Food Table
11:30 AM - 12:30 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Hole Food Rescue, this community health and wellness initiative provides free, rescued, and nutritious food to anyone in the community. The goal is to reduce food waste in Teton County while ensuring that individuals and families have access to healthy groceries. Organized and staffed by volunteers and coordinators from Hole Food Rescue, a local non-profit dedicated to food equity and sustainability. Completely free. No registration or tickets are required. Open to all ages. Attendees can browse the free food table and take what they need. There is no limit to how much food an individual can take. The table is open for one hour from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM.
Organized by Hole Food Rescue
Tack Swap Fundraiser Sale – Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding
12:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Entry fee required for Early Bird Admission (Children enter free)Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building, 305 W Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
The Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR) organization is hosting its annual Tack Swap Fundraiser Sale. This community event allows locals to buy and sell equestrian gear, tack, and related outdoor items while supporting JHTR's empowering programs for individuals with disabilities. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Credit Cards, Venmo, and Local Checks (with phone number). All sales are final. Absolutely no animals are allowed inside the building. Everyone other than children must pay the entry fee for Early Bird Admission. It's a great opportunity for horse enthusiasts to find deals on saddles, bridles, riding apparel, and more. (Note: This is the actual sale event, distinct from the drop-off day on April 21).
Organized by Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR)
Mahjong – Beginners Welcome!
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave
Join the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a fun and strategic game of Mahjong. This event is specifically designed to be beginner-friendly, making it the perfect opportunity for newcomers to learn the rules, tile sets, and strategies of the classic game. Have fun with your friends or make new ones in a supportive, low-pressure setting.
Mister C! | A Discovery! Series Performance
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · $8 for students, $25 for adultsCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Calling all Scientists to The Center for the Arts! Are you ready for some hair-raising science, toe-tapping music, and mind-blowing media? Join Mister C for an amazing day of learning in the lab as he explores all things air. Mister C is no stranger to finding exciting and engaging ways to explore STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) in our everyday lives. Expect liquid nitrogen, t-shirt cannons, toilet paper, and ping pong ball launchers, plus much more in this STEAM-powered show! Presented by the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board, this is a family-friendly event series providing Jackson with a variety of performances.
Organized by Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board
Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Not specified (likely requires in-store purchase/registration)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY 83001
A whiskey-tasting experience like no other! Taste some of the finest whiskeys on a 30-minute guided tour. Whether you know nothing about whiskey, know a little something and want to know more, or just want to impress your friends with interesting facts, the Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience is the place to be. Your experience will include small samples of whiskey from around the world and expert knowledge from the enthusiastic team members. All participants will receive 10% off an in-store purchase during the event. Age restriction: 21+ only.
The Virginian Lodge hosts 'Ember Hours' every evening as a community gathering to wind down after a day of exploring Jackson Hole. It's designed to foster connection among hotel guests and locals in a relaxed, outdoor setting with stunning mountain views. Hosted by The Virginian Lodge staff. Free to attend, no tickets or reservations required. S'mores kits and beverages are available for purchase at the on-site saloon. All ages are welcome. Highly family-friendly. From 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, attendees gather around the courtyard fire pits to roast s'mores, enjoy the crisp spring air, and socialize.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
High Country Hustle Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
High Country Hustle brings their high-energy bluegrass and Americana sound to the Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel. Known for their fast-picking and foot-stomping live performances, the band will provide the perfect soundtrack for a Friday night in Jackson Hole. The Silver Dollar Showroom is Jackson's premier downtown music venue, famous for its bar inlaid with uncirculated 1921 Morgan Silver Dollars. There are no reservations accepted for live music, so seating is strictly first-come, first-served. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to grab a seat or hit the dance floor. Food and drinks are available for purchase.
Chancey Williams Returning to the Cowboy Bar
8:00 PM · Ticketed event (General Admission pricing varies; tickets go on sale April 10 at 10:00 AM MT)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Saddle bronc athlete-turned neo-traditional country music sensation Chancey Williams will make a highly anticipated return to Jackson's venerable Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Williams, a Wyoming native, is known for his authentic country sound, cowboy roots, and high-energy live shows that keep the dance floor packed. This is a special encore performance at the iconic venue. The venue is strictly 21+ and features a large dance floor perfect for western swing.
Sat, Apr 25
Soulful Singing Workshop
Check venue for registration feesCenter for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Presented by Cathedral Voices, the Soulful Singing Workshop is an educational and inspiring event for vocalists of all backgrounds and skill levels. Held at the Center for the Arts, this workshop focuses on vocal techniques, expression, and the joy of singing in a group setting. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from experienced choral directors and vocal coaches. Whether you are a seasoned performer or a beginner looking to find your voice, this workshop offers valuable insights and a supportive community atmosphere. Registration details and pricing can be found through the Cathedral Voices or Center for the Arts websites. Open to teens and adults.
Organized by Cathedral Voices
Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT)
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free (For registered personnel)Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Training Center
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS is conducting an Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) course. This comprehensive, full-day training is essential for emergency personnel learning to operate large emergency vehicles safely under various conditions. The session covers both classroom instruction on regulations and vehicle dynamics, as well as practical, hands-on driving skills. This ensures that Teton County's first responders maintain the highest standards of safety on the roads.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Tack Swap Fundraiser – Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding
8:30 AM - 3:30 PM · Early Bird Admission: $15. General Admission: Free. Children Under 12: Free.Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building, 305 W Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
The annual Tack Swap is a major fundraiser benefiting Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding (JHTR). Attendees can buy and sell a wide variety of equestrian gear, including saddles, bridles, bits, pads, blankets, cinches, packing equipment, stable supplies, halters, horse boots, show clothes, hats, and boots. Early bird admission starts at 8:30 AM for $15, giving shoppers first pick of the items. General admission opens at 9:30 AM for free. The sale ends at 1:00 PM, with check and unsold item pickup from 2:30 PM to 3:30 PM. All sales are final, and no animals are allowed at the event.
Organized by Jackson Hole Therapeutic Riding
Cotopaxi x Rendezvous Run Club Event
9:00 AM · FreeCotopaxi Jackson, 50 W. Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
Cotopaxi Jackson and the Rendezvous Run Club are teaming up to host a fun, community-driven morning focused on outdoor fitness and local connection. It's a perfect way to kick off a spring morning, meet fellow runners, and check out new gear. Hosted by the staff at Cotopaxi Jackson and the pacers/leaders of the Rendezvous Run Club. The event starts promptly at 9:00 AM at the Cotopaxi Jackson store. It begins with a group run led by the Rendezvous Run Club (approximately 5 miles). Following the run, attendees will return to the store for a private shopping event featuring post-run coffee and treats. Participants will also receive an exclusive 20% discount on their entire in-store purchase during the event. Free to attend. No formal tickets required, but participants are encouraged to arrive early. All ages and all running paces are welcome.
Organized by Cotopaxi Jackson and Rendezvous Run Club
Children’s Day Take-Home Craft
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · FreeLobby at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, Jackson, WY
Celebrate Children's Day with a special take-home craft provided by the Teton County Library. Families can stop by the lobby of the Jackson Branch to pick up a fun and engaging science kit to take home and work on together. This event is designed specifically for elementary school children (K-5th grades) to spark curiosity and encourage hands-on learning.
Organized by Teton County Library
ALTA La Hora del Cuento con Naomi (Spanish Storytime)
10:00 AM - 10:30 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library - Community Room, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
Hosted by the Teton County Library system at the Alta Branch, 'La Hora del Cuento con Naomi' is a dedicated Spanish-language storytime event designed for young children and their caregivers. Naomi leads the group through an engaging, interactive half-hour that includes reading Spanish picture books, singing songs, fingerplays, and utilizing flannel boards to bring stories to life. This event is perfect for bilingual families or parents looking to introduce their toddlers and pre-K children to the Spanish language in a fun, play-based, and highly welcoming community environment.
Organized by Teton County Library
Mosaic Art Classes Jackson Hole: Turkish Lamp Workshop
10:00 AM - 12:30 PM · Tickets required (Price varies by lamp style chosen)SpringHill Suites by Marriott Jackson Hole, 150 West Simpson Avenue, Jackson, WY
Unleash your creativity at the Turkish Lamp Workshop in Jackson, where you'll craft your own stunning mosaic lamp while immersing yourself in a centuries-old art form. Over 2.5 hours, expert instructors from Art Masterclass USA will guide you through the intricate process, ensuring a fun and immersive experience. Enjoy complimentary Turkish tea and delights while you design your masterpiece. No experience is needed—perfect for beginners and seasoned artists alike. This is a great opportunity for date nights, solo adventures, or group fun. All ages are welcome, though it is best suited for older children and adults.
Organized by Art Masterclass USA
Raptor Discovery: Masters of the Sky
10:00 AM · Ticketed (Prices vary; typically $15-$25)Teton Raptor Center, 5450 West Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
A comprehensive, family-friendly educational experience where attendees learn about the majestic birds of prey that inhabit the region. Guests will learn how to identify different species and understand the critical role these birds play in the environment. Led by the center's rehabilitation staff and educators, showcasing live eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons. Advance booking is highly recommended through the Teton Raptor Center's online portal. Open to all ages. Features a 45-60 minute interactive presentation, live bird demonstrations, and a tour of the educational facilities.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Snake River Fund Spring Sweep
11:00 AM · FreeSouth Park Boat Ramp, Jackson Hole, WY
Each spring, the Snake River Fund leads a hands-on river cleanup to remove windblown trash, debris, and forgotten items from the Snake River corridor after the long winter. This community-driven environmental effort gives the river a fresh start for the busy summer season ahead. Organized and led by the Snake River Fund staff and local river guides. Boats will officially launch at 11:00 AM from the South Park Boat Ramp. Volunteers will hit the water in rafts, driftboats, and kayaks, actively scouring the banks and gravel bars for trash. Note: Volunteers must bring their own boat to participate in the on-water cleanup. Free to participate, but volunteers are expected to coordinate with the Snake River Fund. Family-friendly, though participants must be capable of safely navigating the river in watercraft.
Organized by Snake River Fund
High School Intercambio Club Celebration for Mexican Sister City
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole High School (JHHS), Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole High School (JHHS) Tlaxcala Intercambio Club is throwing a vibrant community fiesta to celebrate the signing of the Sister City agreement between Jackson and Hueyotlipan in Tlaxcala, Mexico. This family-friendly gathering will feature authentic Mexican food, community speakers (including Jackson Mayor Arne Jorgensen and Town Councilor Alyson Spery), and lively music. A major highlight of the evening will be a performance of the traditional Tlaxcalan Hue Hue dance by Jackson's Camada Xipetzinco dance group. The event is free and open to the public, though guests are encouraged to bring a dish to share or make a donation to support the club. Please note that alcohol is strictly prohibited on school grounds.
Unwind after a long day of exploring the Tetons at 'Ember Hours,' a daily evening gathering hosted in the courtyard of The Virginian Lodge. Guests and locals are invited to gather around the outdoor fire pits to roast s'mores, socialize, and take in the stunning mountain views. This is a highly relaxed, family-friendly, all-ages event designed to foster community connection and provide a cozy après-adventure atmosphere.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
High Country Hustle Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
High Country Hustle takes the stage at the Silver Dollar Showroom for a night of high-energy bluegrass and acoustic music. Known for their fast-paced picking and tight vocal harmonies, this regional band brings a lively atmosphere to The Wort Hotel's famous venue. The performance is free and open to the public, with seating available on a first-come, first-serve basis. No reservations are taken for the music area. Attendees can order from the Silver Dollar Bar & Grill's extensive menu, featuring elevated Western cuisine and a large wine list. The event is open to all ages for dining, but guests must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol.
High Country Ramblers Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Sharing the bill or alternating sets on this lively Saturday night, the High Country Ramblers will also be performing at the Silver Dollar Showroom. This local favorite brings traditional country and Americana sounds to the heart of downtown Jackson. The event provides a perfect opportunity to experience the authentic Western culture of Jackson Hole. Admission is completely free with no cover charge, and seating is strictly first-come, first-serve. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails and local brews from the bar. Age restrictions apply for alcohol consumption (21+), but the venue itself welcomes diners of all ages.
Henry Pepin and the Moguls
8:30 PM · Check venue for cover charge at the doorMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Henry Pepin, a Georgia-born singer-songwriter now based out of Jackson and Teton Valley, will be performing live with his band, the Moguls, at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Pepin will be showcasing tracks from his two latest albums, including 'Hokum & Heartache,' blending Southern roots with mountain town energy. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is an iconic Wyoming watering hole famous for its saddle barstools and Western memorabilia. This is a strictly 21+ event, and a valid ID is required for entry. Tickets or cover charges are typically handled at the door on the night of the show. Expect a night of dancing, great drinks, and authentic country-rock music.
Sun, Apr 26
Crystal Sound Bowl Meditation with Hanna Austin
$20-$35Dancers' Workshop, Center for the Arts (2nd Floor), 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
As part of the Dancers' Workshop spring wellness programming, this event offers a deeply immersive and restorative experience. The meditation utilizes the resonant, healing frequencies of crystal sound bowls to promote deep rest, reflection, and nervous system regulation. Led by Hanna Austin, a local wellness practitioner and sound healer known for her community healing circles and restorative yoga practices. Participants will be guided through a grounding meditation followed by a prolonged "sound bath." Attendees are encouraged to wear comfortable, warm clothing and bring a yoga mat, blanket, or eye mask to maximize their comfort while lying down during the acoustic immersion. Open to general audiences, though best suited for older teens and adults who can remain quiet and still for the duration of the meditation. Tickets can be purchased directly through the Dancers' Workshop website or at the front desk on the second floor of the Center for the Arts. The time is typically an afternoon/evening session; contact Dancers' Workshop for specific drop-in pricing (typically ranges from $20-$35 for specialty wellness workshops).
Organized by Dancers' Workshop
Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) – Day 2
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free for department membersJackson Hole Fire/EMS Station, Jackson, WY
The second day of a comprehensive driver training program for emergency vehicle operators, ensuring safe and efficient response to emergencies. Certified emergency vehicle driving instructors provide classroom instruction on vehicle dynamics, followed by a practical driving course covering evasive maneuvers, braking, and backing up large apparatus. This is an internal training for registered personnel. Participants must be 18+, hold a valid driver's license, and be department personnel.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
APWA North American Snow Conference 2026
9:00 AM · Registration required (Pricing varies by membership tier)Jackson Hole Conference Center, 920 West Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
The American Public Works Association (APWA) Rocky Mountain Chapter is hosting its 57th Annual Conference in conjunction with the North American Snow Conference. This major industry event brings together public works professionals, fleet managers, and snow removal experts from across the continent. The conference features educational sessions, networking opportunities, and discussions on the latest best practices and technologies in winter maintenance and public safety.
Organized by American Public Works Association (APWA) Rocky Mountain Chapter
Sunday Brunch Live Music at Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeHealthy Being Cafe & Juicery, 165 E Broadway (historic Van Vleck Block), Jackson, WY
A weekly culinary and musical event that pairs organic, health-conscious brunch offerings with acoustic performances by local musicians, set in a historic and cozy cafe environment just off the Town Square. Features a rotating lineup of beloved local acoustic musicians and singer-songwriters. No cover charge or tickets required. Seating is first-come, first-served. All ages welcome. Live music plays from 10:00 AM to noon. Guests can order from a menu of cold-pressed juices, specialty coffees, and organic brunch items while enjoying the intimate performance.
Organized by Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery
Two of a Kind? Exhibition (Final Day)
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Included with museum admission (Adults: $12, Seniors/Students: $10)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
This unique exhibition is an exercise in comparison, inviting visitors to consider pairs of artworks drawn primarily from the Museum's permanent collection. It contemplates the question posed by its title: are these artworks truly 'Two of a Kind?' Today is the final day to view this specific curation before the exhibit closes. It is a family-friendly, all-ages activity perfect for art and nature enthusiasts. Cost is included with museum admission.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Staff Picks Exhibition
Apr 26 – May 10
10:00 AM · Included with museum admission (Adults: $12, Seniors/Students: $10)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
Curating this exhibit has been an exercise in collaboration, highlighting one of the core values at the Museum. Each staff member made a short list of some of their favorite works in the collection, specifically looking for artworks that were not already on display and would not be part of any upcoming exhibitions. This exhibition is not only an opportunity to get to know the staff's personal tastes, but it is also a chance to discover hidden gems in the permanent collection or see old favorites in a new light. The exhibition runs daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir Spring Festival Concert: “Songs of Spirit”
4:00 PM · FreeCenter Theater at the Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
"Songs of Spirit: Our Song, Our Story" is a powerful spring festival concert honoring the diverse cultures and music that make up the national identity. It serves as a testament to human resilience, celebrating various cultural voices in the Jackson Hole community. The performance features the renowned Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir led by Conductor Laura Huckin, alongside special Guest Conductor Dr. Brandon Boyd. The concert will also feature a collaborative performance with the Jackson Hole Symphony Orchestra. The afternoon will feature a curated program of choral and orchestral music representing Europe, Latin America, and Native Indigenous Tribes, seamlessly woven together with traditional American Folk songs. This is a family-friendly event with no age restrictions; all ages are welcome. Admission is completely free to the public, but because seating in the Center Theater is limited, patrons are required to reserve their free tickets online through the Center for the Arts box office.
Organized by Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir
Raptors From the Teton Raptor Center at The Cloudveil
The Teton Raptor Center brings its avian ambassadors to the lobby of The Cloudveil hotel for an up-close, informal educational program. Attendees can see live birds of prey (such as hawks, owls, or falcons) and learn about their unique characteristics, ecology, and conservation efforts in the Jackson Hole area. No reservations are needed for this family-friendly wildlife encounter, making it an easy and educational après-activity right on the Town Square.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Adult Open Gym Volleyball
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Standard Rec Center drop-in feeTeton County Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by Jackson Hole Volleyball, this open gym session is designed for adults and players aged 16 and older. It provides a great opportunity for locals and visitors to stay active, practice their volleyball skills, and enjoy some friendly competition in a community setting. Teams are formed on the spot, making it a welcoming environment for solo drop-ins.
A free, open-air community concert series held at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. It serves as a gathering point for outdoor enthusiasts to enjoy live music after a day of spring skiing or hiking. Features a variety of local and touring bands spanning genres from bluegrass and country to rock and funk. 100% free to the public. No tickets required. All ages. Family-friendly. Music begins at 5:00 PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets or lawn chairs to sit on the grass. Nearby restaurants and bars in Teton Village offer takeout food and drinks to enjoy during the show.
Sunday Night Swing Dancing with Stagecoach Band
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
Enjoy some good old-fashioned swing dancing with the world-famous Stagecoach Band! Playing at the Stagecoach Bar since 1969, this band is a beloved local institution. Often referred to affectionately as 'Church' by the locals, the Sunday night gathering is a multi-generational favorite. Whether you are an experienced swing dancer or just want to watch and enjoy the lively Western atmosphere, this event offers an authentic slice of Wyoming culture. Must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
The 'CAMPFIRE' series is an innovative, community-driven discussion group hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church, taking place in the relaxed, secular setting of the Virginian Saloon. The 'Are We' series focuses on creating a radically welcoming space to courageously unpack perceptions and preconceptions around what matters most in life. The purpose is to facilitate honest, deep conversations among locals and visitors alike, bridging the gap between faith, philosophy, and everyday life. The event is open to the public, but given the saloon venue, attendees must be 21+ to purchase alcoholic beverages. The schedule includes an introduction to the evening's theme, guided small-group discussions, and a closing reflection.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache St, Jackson, WY
Close out your weekend at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with Country DJ Steady Jake. With over 14 years of DJing experience and 19 years in the radio industry, Steady Jake brings an extensive knowledge of country music to keep the dance floor moving all night long. The Cowboy Bar is a world-famous honky-tonk known for its genuine saddle barstools, Western dancing, and lively atmosphere. This is a 21+ event. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, and enjoy a true Jackson Hole nightlife experience.
CHEERS TO 20 YEARS! Jim Waldrop Celebration
8:30 PM · Standard bar entry appliesMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
The Baxter Family and Silver Dollar Inc. invite the Jackson Hole community to raise a glass in honor of Jim Waldrop's 20 years of leadership as President of Silver Dollar Inc. Jim has been at the helm of iconic destinations like The Wort Hotel, the Silver Dollar Bar & Grill, and the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Join the celebration at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar for an evening of live music by local favorite *Outta Shorts*, and a special toast to Jim Waldrop. Must be 21+ to enter the bar.
Organized by Silver Dollar Inc. / The Baxter Family
Mon, Apr 27
Early Bird Yoga
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM · $29Teton Yoga Shala, Jackson Hole
Start your morning right with the Early Bird Yoga class at Teton Yoga Shala. This 60-minute session offers a fun and inspiring way to begin the day with functional stretching and mindful movement. Designed to build endurance, tone muscles, and improve flexibility, the class encourages participants to set a positive intention for the day ahead. Mat rentals are included in the drop-in price, and all experience levels are welcome.
Board of County Commissioners (BCC) Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeTeton County Administration Building, Jackson, WY
The Teton County Board of County Commissioners holds a regular Voucher Meeting to review and approve county expenditures, vouchers, and other administrative financial matters. The meeting features the Teton County Commissioners and county administrative staff. It is free and open to the public with no age restrictions. Activities include public review of county finances, approval of vouchers, and open public comment periods regarding county expenditures.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
Monday Musical Adventures with Grand Teton Music Festival
9:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeGreenspace on the Block, downtown Jackson, WY
A fun, informative, and engaging outdoor music session designed to introduce young children to the joy of music and movement. Led by Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich from the Grand Teton Music Festival, the event features two 45-minute sessions (9 AM and 10 AM) with singing, dancing, instrument exploration, and interactive musical storytelling. It is free and open to the public, geared for listeners ages 1-5 and their adult caretakers, but accessible for all ages.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Fiction Writing at the Senior Center
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Learn how to tell the stories that live in your head! This fiction writing class at the Senior Center is designed to help aspiring writers of all levels develop their narrative skills, structure their stories, and find their unique voice. A supportive environment for seniors to share their creativity and get constructive feedback.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
EMT-I Training (Jackson Hole Fire/EMS)
12:00 PM - 5:00 PM · Free for department membersJackson Hole Fire/EMS Station, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole Fire/EMS hosts an EMT-Intermediate training session for local first responders to maintain certifications and learn advanced life-saving techniques. Certified EMS instructors and medical directors lead hands-on medical drills, protocol reviews, and advanced emergency medical techniques. This is an internal training for registered personnel. Participants must be 18+ and a registered EMT/Firefighter.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Duplicate Bridge at the Senior Center
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
An afternoon session of Duplicate Bridge for local seniors. This event is perfect for those who enjoy the strategic and competitive nature of duplicate bridge. Players of varying skill levels are welcome to join this mentally stimulating and highly social card game.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
On the Move Session 4
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · Free/Donation-basedSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
This community health and wellness event is part of a 12-week class series requiring a twice-weekly commitment. Designed specifically for seniors and community members looking to improve their mobility, the session focuses on teaching participants how to walk better by improving balance, posture, and gait. All skill levels are welcome, but participants must register in advance. It is a great community-building and physical therapy-style event for older adults in the valley.
The Teton County Library hosts a dedicated Dungeons and Dragons tabletop role-playing game session specifically tailored for 6th and 7th-grade students. This engaging community event encourages creativity, teamwork, critical thinking, and collaborative storytelling among local youth. A library staff member or volunteer serves as the Dungeon Master, guiding the players through an interactive fantasy adventure. The event is free to attend, but space may be limited, so early arrival or registration is recommended. It provides a safe, fun, and imaginative after-school activity for middle schoolers.
Organized by Teton County Library
Afterschool at the Library
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium), Jackson, WY
A weekly afterschool program providing a safe, educational, and fun environment for children to unwind and learn after the school day. Teton County Library youth services librarians lead arts and crafts, STEM activities, group games, and reading sessions. This is a free, drop-in event designed for elementary students (K-5th grades).
The Jackson Hole Hootenanny (affectionately known as 'The Hoot') is a legendary, decades-old weekly gathering of acoustic musicians. It provides a space for local and visiting artists to play traditional folk, bluegrass, and country music in an open-mic format, set against the awe-inspiring backdrop of the Teton Range. Features a rotating lineup of local musicians, singer-songwriters, and occasionally touring artists who sign up to play a few acoustic songs. Free admission. Seating is first-come, first-served, and food/drinks are available for purchase at Dornan's. All ages are welcome. The music kicks off at 5:30 PM and runs until 9:00 PM. Musicians take turns performing short acoustic sets. Attendees can enjoy dinner and drinks while listening to the performances.
PFLAG Grandparent Community – Virtual
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeVirtual (Hosted by The Mental Wellness Collaborative, Jackson, WY)
A free national support group led by Jamie Lasden, LCSW, of Echo Echo Counseling. These virtual meetings are open to grandparents of LGBTQ+ grandkids. The group provides a safe space to receive and give support, and find resources to help loved ones, families, and communities. No prior registration is strictly required, but participants can reach out to the Mental Wellness Collaborative for the virtual meeting link.
Organized by The Mental Wellness Collaborative / Jamie Lasden, LCSW
A staple of the local Jackson Hole music scene, Pinky G's Pizzeria hosts a vibrant Open Mic Night every Monday. This event provides a platform for local acoustic musicians, singers, songwriters, and poets to showcase their talents in front of a supportive, lively audience. It's a fantastic way to experience the grassroots culture of Jackson Hole while enjoying award-winning pizza. The event is family-friendly with no age restrictions, making it a great evening activity for all ages. Performers can sign up upon arrival. The schedule features rotating 10-15 minute sets from various local artists throughout the two-hour window. This event also recurs on May 4, 2026.
A dedicated weekly event to celebrate and provide a fun outlet for local hospitality and service industry workers, though all locals and visitors are welcome. It's a staple of the Jackson Hole local nightlife scene. Features rotating local DJs, trivia hosts, or bingo callers depending on the week's theme. Free entry. Food and drinks are pay-as-you-go. 21+ to enter the saloon and consume alcohol. The event kicks off at 8:30 PM with a late-night happy hour. Activities rotate weekly and include bingo, trivia, themed parties, and surprise events. Attendees can also enjoy late-night food specials, including the famous Billy's Burgers.
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Tue, Apr 28
Tuesday Musical Adventures with Grand Teton Music Festival
9:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeGreenspace on the Block, downtown Jackson, WY
A continuation of the Musical Adventures series, providing another opportunity for families to engage with music in a beautiful outdoor setting. Led by Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich from the Grand Teton Music Festival, the event features two 45-minute sessions (9 AM and 10 AM) with singing, dancing, instrument exploration, and interactive musical storytelling. It is free and open to the public, geared for listeners ages 1-5 and their adult caretakers.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Take-a-Tour Tuesdays at Jackson Hole History Museum
10:00 AM · Included with standard museum admission or membershipJackson Hole History Museum, Jackson, WY
Held on the last Tuesday of every month, this guided tour is led by Exhibits Director Kirsten Corbett. The April 28th tour will focus on the special upstairs exhibition, “Women Artists of the American West: Colorado and Utah, 1885-1935.” Visitors will gain in-depth insights into the historical context, artistic techniques, and the pioneering women who captured the spirit of the American West during this era. It is an excellent cultural deep-dive for history buffs and art enthusiasts alike. Included with standard museum admission or membership.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Storytime at Teton County Library
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch, Jackson, WY
A morning Storytime designed to promote early literacy, language development, and a love for reading among young children. Teton County Library children's librarians lead engaging story reading, sing-alongs, fingerplays, and interactive flannel board activities. This is a free, drop-in event for babies, toddlers, and PreK children (ages 0-5) and their caregivers.
Organized by Teton County Library
Weed and Pest Board Meeting
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeTeton County Weed and Pest District Office, Jackson, WY
The Teton County Weed and Pest Board meets to discuss ongoing pest management, invasive species control, and district operations. Board members and district management staff lead discussions on environmental management, agricultural protection, budget reviews, and strategic planning for the upcoming summer season. This is a free and open public meeting with no age restrictions.
Organized by Teton County Weed and Pest Board
Canasta at the Senior Center
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Join the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a friendly round or two of Canasta. The center provides the cards, so just bring a friend and have some fun! This is a casual, recurring community gathering aimed at seniors looking to socialize and enjoy classic card games in a welcoming environment.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Pinochle at the Senior Center
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A dedicated time for Pinochle enthusiasts to gather and play at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole. Whether you are a seasoned player or looking to get back into the game, this event offers a great way to spend the afternoon socializing with fellow community members. Cards and tables are provided.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Sage Walking/Biking at the Rec Center
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · Free / Included with Rec Center admissionTeton County Community Recreation Center, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Teton Adaptive, this program provides Sage Residents the opportunity to walk or bike around the indoor track at the Rec Center in a safe, accessible environment. Facilitated by Teton Adaptive staff and volunteers, activities include indoor walking, adaptive biking, and community socialization on the indoor track. No special ticket is required; standard Rec Center entry applies. The event is open to Sage Residents and adaptive athletes.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
Afterschool at the Library – Perler Beads
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
Get creative with Perler Beads at this special arts and crafts edition of 'Afterschool at the Library.' Designed for elementary students (K-5th grades), this hands-on activity allows kids to design and create their own colorful, pixel-art masterpieces using fusible beads. Library staff will provide all the necessary materials, patterns, and ironing assistance to bring the children's creations to life. It's a fun, fine-motor-skill-building activity that kids can take home. Drop-ins are welcome.
Organized by Teton County Library
Students & Seniors Book Club
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole (Off Site from Library)
Fostering intergenerational connections, the Students & Seniors Book Club is a collaborative program between the Teton County Library and the Senior Center of Jackson Hole. Open to high school students (grades 9-12) and local seniors, this unique book club provides a platform for diverse perspectives and meaningful discussions. Participants will read and discuss a selected book, sharing their insights and life experiences. It's a fantastic way to build community bonds and enjoy literature together. Registration is required through the library.
Organized by Teton County Library and Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Firefighter 1 Training (Jackson Hole Fire/EMS)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free for department membersJackson Hole Fire/EMS Station, Jackson, WY
Foundational training for local fire personnel and recruits, focusing on essential firefighting skills, safety protocols, and equipment operation. Veteran Jackson Hole Fire/EMS training officers lead activities including hose deployment, ladder operations, search and rescue drills, and safety briefings. This is an internal training for registered personnel. Participants must be 18+ and a registered recruit/firefighter.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Live Music at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeNora's Fish Creek Inn, 5600 WY-22, Wilson, WY 83014
A beloved local institution in Wilson, Nora's Fish Creek Inn is famous for its rustic log-cabin charm and James Beard Award-winning history. They host live music to accompany their legendary breakfasts on Sunday mornings, as well as during their dinner service on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Features local acoustic guitarists, folk singers, and small bluegrass ensembles that perfectly match the cozy, historic vibe of the restaurant. No tickets required. The eatery also features a 'happy hour and a half' at the bar 7 days a week. All ages are welcome in the dining area. Guests can enjoy hearty, home-style meals (like their famous trout and eggs or pancakes) while listening to live, unplugged music.
Adult Open Gym Volleyball
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM · Standard Rec Center drop-in feeTeton County Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Stay active and meet fellow volleyball enthusiasts at the Adult Open Gym Volleyball session. Hosted at the Teton County Recreation Center, this program provides a casual, drop-in environment for players of various skill levels to enjoy pick-up games. Nets are set up, and teams are formed on the spot, ensuring everyone gets plenty of playing time. The event is open to individuals aged 16 and older. Participants should bring comfortable athletic wear and non-marking indoor shoes.
A monthly speaker series hosted by the state's oldest sportsmen's conservation organization to educate the public on wildlife conservation, habitat protection, and outdoor heritage. Guest speakers include local conservationists, wildlife biologists, hunters, and anglers. The event features a 45-minute presentation followed by a 15-minute Q&A session. It is free to attend and all ages are welcome in the family-friendly pub environment. Attendees can enjoy food and craft beer from Roadhouse Pub & Eatery during the talk.
The Virginian Saloon, a beloved and historic local watering hole, hosts a weekly Open Mic Night every Tuesday to foster the local arts community. It serves as a vibrant social hub where locals and visitors can share stories, music, and drinks. The stage is open to all—musicians, poets, comedians, and performers of all kinds. The night typically kicks off with an open jam session, allowing established Jackson musicians and passing troubadours to collaborate. There is no cover charge to enter or perform. Food and beverages are available for purchase at the bar. The Virginian Saloon is a bar environment; attendees must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol, though the venue is generally welcoming to adult performers of all ages. Performers sign up upon arrival. The venue features multiple TVs, pool tables for friendly competition, and cozy booth seating to enjoy the diverse array of local talent.
Bluegrass Tuesday featuring One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover charge)The Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved local tradition, Bluegrass Tuesdays bring the community together for a night of live music, dancing, and socializing at the historic Wort Hotel. One Ton Pig, Jackson's premier Progressive Jam Grass band, performs two full sets of live bluegrass music, blending traditional bluegrass with modern jam band elements. The event features an expanded dance floor for swing dancing. There is no cover charge; seating is first-come, first-served. The venue is 21+ to drink but generally allows all ages for dining/music early on. Food and drink service is available from the Silver Dollar Bar.
A lively weekly community karaoke night providing a stage for locals and tourists to showcase their vocal talents in a relaxed, subterranean pub environment. Hosted by a local karaoke DJ who manages the rotation and song requests. Free to attend and sing. Food, craft cocktails, and simulator rentals are priced separately. Generally 21+ in the bar area during late evening hours. Karaoke runs continuously from 7:30 PM to 10:30 PM. Between songs, guests can enjoy pub fare, order award-winning pizza from upstairs Pinky G's, or rent one of the two state-of-the-art multi-sport golf simulators available in the venue.
Organized by The Bunker Pub & Eatery
Wed, Apr 29
Million Dollar Music Fest VIP & Kick-Off Show Ticket Release
VIP Tickets vary; Kick-Off Show Reserved Seats $275-$375, General Admission $95Online via Million Dollar Cowboy Bar Website
While the 7th Annual Million Dollar Music Fest takes place in late May, April 29, 2026, marks the highly anticipated official ticket release day for the VIP concert passes and the Kick-Off Show. The Kick-Off Show will feature country mega-group Lonestar (known for ten #1 hits and nearly eleven million records sold) performing inside The Cowboy Bar. The festival itself is a massive free community event on the Town Square featuring Hudson Westbrook, Avery Anna, and Neal McCoy, but the VIP areas and the indoor Kick-Off Show require tickets, which historically sell out extremely fast. Fans of country music planning to attend the May festival should mark their calendars to secure these limited tickets as soon as they go on sale via the online box office.
Tai Chi with Ken
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Free for seniors/membersSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Join instructor Ken for a gentle, low-impact Tai Chi class. This session is a great way to improve balance, agility, and flexibility while releasing stress. Tai chi is a type of martial art consisting of a series of slow, flowing movements that are great for treating or preventing injuries. This class is beginner-friendly, so no prior experience is needed, and no special equipment is required. Aimed primarily at seniors but open to adult participants.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Free with standard museum admission or membershipJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
An engaging, interactive educational program hosted by the Jackson Hole History Museum to teach young children about local history and heritage. Led by the museum's educational staff and curators. Specifically designed for children in Pre-K through 2nd Grade. Standard museum admission applies for accompanying adults (Adults: $12, Seniors/Students: $10, Children 5 and under are free). The one-hour morning session includes tactile, hands-on activities and age-appropriate storytelling that brings the history of the American West and the Jackson Hole valley to life for early learners.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Afterschool with Jackson Hole History Museum
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch Library (Teton County Library)
A collaborative afterschool enrichment program between the Teton County Library and the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. Facilitated by educators from the Jackson Hole History Museum. Free to attend. Geared specifically toward Elementary school students (K-5th grades). Running for one hour right after school lets out, this program provides elementary students with a fun, interactive environment to engage with local history through crafts, historical objects, and group activities.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum and Teton County Library
Located right on the historic Town Square, The Melvin Dojo serves as a vibrant underground hub for craft beer enthusiasts and music lovers. Every Wednesday, the venue hosts an extended evening of live music to help patrons get over the mid-week hump. The lineup features a mix of local Jackson Hole bands and solo artists playing a variety of genres, from rock and blues to indie and folk. Free admission. Award-winning Melvin Brewing craft beers and pub fare from the Roadhouse kitchen are available for purchase. 21+ to drink; the venue is a bar setting. The event spans the entire evening, starting with an après-adventure crowd at 4:00 PM and transitioning into a lively late-night party that goes until midnight.
Wildland Safety Refresher
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free for department membersJackson Hole Fire/EMS Station, Jackson, WY
An annual mandatory refresher course for local firefighters to review wildland fire behavior, safety zones, and deployment protocols ahead of the summer fire season. Wildland fire specialists and training officers lead a review of the 10 Standard Firefighting Orders, 18 Watch Out Situations, fire shelter deployment practice, and communication strategies. This is an internal training for registered personnel. Participants must be 18+ and a registered firefighter.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Brainstorm Speaker Series: Tara Westover
7:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
Part of the Brainstorm Speaker Series, a collaborative effort by Jackson Hole News&Guide, Teton County Library, and The Center. The series features trailblazers renowned in their fields to spark ideas and inspire conversation. Support for the series comes from Teton County Library Foundation & Friends. Tara Westover is an American author known for her 2018 bestselling memoir *'Educated'*. Born in Idaho to a father opposed to public education, she never attended school until age 17. She later graduated magna cum laude from Brigham Young University and won a Gates Cambridge Scholarship. The evening will feature a keynote talk by Tara Westover exploring her struggle to reconcile her desire for education and autonomy with loyalty to her family, followed by a community Q&A session. General audience, though the subject matter is best suited for adults and mature teens. Tickets are free but required for entry. The event is currently at capacity and operating on a waitlist via the Center for the Arts box office.
Organized by Jackson Hole News&Guide, Teton County Library, and The Center
Following their Tuesday open mic, The Virginian Saloon shifts gears on Wednesdays for a high-energy Karaoke Night. It is designed as a fun, low-pressure environment for locals and tourists to let loose and sing their favorite hits. You are the star! The event is hosted by a local KJ (Karaoke Jockey) who manages the rotation and provides the backing tracks and lyrics. Free to attend and sing. Drinks and pub fare (like Billy's Burgers) are available for purchase. 21+ to drink. Guests are encouraged to arrive early (around 8:00 PM) to get their song requests into the queue. The singing continues late into the night, supported by a lively, encouraging crowd.
Perfect Chaos Live Music
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Perfect Chaos Party Band, a high-energy cover band hailing from Idaho Falls, Idaho, will be taking the stage at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for keeping dance floors packed, they will bring an energetic mix of popular covers to Jackson Hole's most famous western bar. The venue features a large dance floor, pool tables, and its world-famous saddle barstools. This is a strict 21+ venue, and a valid ID is required for entry. Guests can expect a lively night of dancing, drinks, and authentic Wyoming nightlife. There is no cover charge for this weeknight show.
Thu, Apr 30
NRCC Symposium: Building Resilient Networks for Conservation in a Changing Democracy
8:00 AM - 8:00 PM · Registration fee applies (Includes networking lunch and evening keynote)Jackson Hole Center for the Arts, 240 South Glenwood Street, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative (NRCC), this highly anticipated one-day public symposium focuses on the future of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE). Described as a blend of a pep rally, scientific reporting, and serious environmental discussion, the event gathers scientists, policymakers, and local citizens to strategize on wildlife preservation and climate resilience. The day features presentations from frontline conservationists, collaborative workshops, a catered networking lunch, and culminates in a powerful evening keynote address. It is an essential gathering for anyone passionate about the ecological health of the Northern Rockies.
Organized by Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative (NRCC)
Spring Mental Health CEU Conference
Apr 30 – May 2
9:00 AM · Registration required (Options for single-day or full three-day passes)The Mental Wellness Collaborative, Suite 201, 690 South Highway 89, Jackson, WY
Supported by the Community Foundation of Jackson Hole through its Catalyst Grant program, this comprehensive three-day Continuing Education Unit (CEU) conference is a must-attend for regional mental health professionals, social workers, and advocates. Hosted jointly by Mental Health and Recovery Services, Jackson Hole Therapy, and The Mental Wellness Collaborative, the conference offers deep-dive training sessions on critical topics including Clinical Ethics, Suicide Prevention, and Clinical Supervision Training. Attendees can expect a robust schedule of learning, community connection, and collaborative problem-solving aimed at improving mental wellness care access in Teton County. Registration options include single-day or full three-day passes.
Organized by Mental Health and Recovery Services, Jackson Hole Therapy, The Mental Wellness Collaborative
Raptor Journeys: Migration Exploration
10:00 AM · Ticketed (Prices vary; typically $15-$25)Teton Raptor Center - Hardeman Barn, 5450 West Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
This specialized program delves into the incredible migratory journeys of raptors. Attendees learn how these birds navigate vast distances, the environmental challenges they face, and how researchers track their movements across continents. Presented by Teton Raptor Center researchers and conservationists. Tickets are available online via the Teton Raptor Center. Open to all ages; great for students and birding enthusiasts. Includes a multimedia presentation on migration tracking, followed by live raptor encounters.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Storytime at Teton County Library
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch) - Youth Auditorium, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
A recurring early childhood literacy and bonding event hosted by the local library to foster a love of reading and music in young children. The 30-minute session includes interactive storytelling, music, and finger plays led by library staff. Specifically designed for Babies (Ages 0-18 months), Toddlers, and PreK children. This is an interactive program requiring accompanying adults to attend and be fully engaged with their children. Drop-offs are strictly not permitted.
This educational afterschool program is hosted by the Teton County Library in partnership with the National Elk Refuge. It aims to teach local youth about wildlife conservation, the local ecosystem, and the specific role of the National Elk Refuge in Jackson Hole. Presented by educators and rangers from the National Elk Refuge, who specialize in wildlife biology and environmental education. Free to attend; no tickets required. Drop-ins are welcome. Specifically designed for elementary school students (K-5th grades). The hour-long session includes interactive learning, arts and crafts, and educational discussions about the elk and other wildlife that inhabit the refuge.
Organized by Teton County Library and National Elk Refuge
Climate Collage: Climate Artivism Happy Hour
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Presented by Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities (YTCC), this community event invites locals and visitors to participate in earth-friendly practices through artistic expression. Attendees will engage in 'climate artivism' by creating collages that express their personal 'why'—why they care about the environment, participate in sustainable action, and advocate for the planet. The event takes place during Snake River Brewing's daily happy hour (which features half-off draft beers from 4-6 PM). Art supplies are provided, though participants are welcome to bring extra materials. It is a free, family-friendly gathering aimed at kindling connection and environmental advocacy.
Organized by Yellowstone-Teton Clean Cities
Women, Power, Money: Estate & Trust Planning
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM · Free/Open to RSVPPoppy Coworking, Jackson Hole, WY
Powered by First Interstate Bank and hosted at Poppy (Jackson Hole's premier coworking and community space), this financial empowerment workshop is designed specifically for women looking to take control of their financial legacy. Led by financial expert Kristin Wilkerson, the session demystifies the often-complex world of estate and trust planning. Attendees will learn the fundamental differences between trusts and wills, how to protect their assets, and how to build a financial legacy that accurately reflects their personal values and long-term goals. The event includes a networking mixer with other local professionals.
Organized by First Interstate Bank / Poppy Network
Saving Democracy and the Environment (Keynote & Reception)
5:00 PM · FreeThe Center Theater at Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Presented by the Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative (NRCC), this free evening event serves as the culminating public gathering of the 10th Biennial Northern Rockies Conservation Symposium. The event explores the future of conservation and democracy in the Greater Yellowstone region. The evening begins at 5:00 PM with an awards ceremony recognizing local conservation leaders (including the Craighead Conservation Award, the Meg & Bert Raynes Citizen Conservation Award, and the inaugural Yellowstonian Legacy Award). Following the awards, Christina Cromley Bruner of *For 250 More* will deliver a keynote address examining how the existential threats facing democracy are directly connected to the future of sustainability in the region. The program concludes with a community reception and a special art exhibit, offering attendees the chance to connect with speakers, participants, and local community members. Open to all ages.
Organized by Northern Rockies Conservation Cooperative (NRCC)
Ten Schools Admission Organization (TSAO) Reception
The Ten Schools Admission Organization (TSAO)—a consortium of prestigious American boarding schools (including Phillips Academy Andover)—is hosting a special reception in Jackson Hole. The event is designed to help local families explore the benefits of attending a top-tier boarding school. The reception will be hosted by official admission representatives from the TSAO member schools. Representatives will offer deep insights into the academic, co-curricular, and residential life opportunities available at their institutions, explaining how these environments prepare students for a life fueled by learning and friendship. Families must complete a registration form on the Ten Schools event page to secure their spot and receive the exact venue details.
Organized by Ten Schools Admission Organization
Live Music at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeNora's Fish Creek Inn, 5600 WY-22, Wilson, WY 83014
A beloved local institution in Wilson, Nora's Fish Creek Inn is famous for its rustic log-cabin charm and James Beard Award-winning history. They host live music to accompany their legendary breakfasts on Sunday mornings, as well as during their dinner service on Tuesday and Thursday nights. Features local acoustic guitarists, folk singers, and small bluegrass ensembles that perfectly match the cozy, historic vibe of the restaurant. No tickets required. The eatery also features a 'happy hour and a half' at the bar 7 days a week. All ages are welcome in the dining area. Guests can enjoy hearty, home-style meals (like their famous trout and eggs or pancakes) while listening to live, unplugged music.
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY 83014
Known locally as 'Church,' Thursday nights at the Stagecoach Bar are one of the most iconic weekly traditions in the Jackson Hole valley. Before the main disco or band events kick off later in the evening, attendees can enjoy free swing dance lessons to get comfortable on the dance floor. Taught by local dance instructors and Stagecoach regulars who specialize in Western swing and country dance styles. No tickets or cover charge required for the lessons; simply show up ready to dance. The early dance lessons are generally open to a broader crowd, but the venue transitions to a strict 21+ environment as the night progresses. Lessons run from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM, followed by open dancing and drinks.
Tasha and the Goodfellows Live Music
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Tasha and the Goodfellows will be performing live at the Silver Dollar Showroom, Jackson's premier downtown music venue located inside the historic Wort Hotel. The band is a popular local group known for their engaging, high-energy performances that blend various genres. The Silver Dollar Showroom offers a fantastic, intimate atmosphere for live music lovers, complete with a full food and drink menu from the Silver Dollar Bar & Grill. There are no age restrictions explicitly stated for the dining area, but the bar area is 21+. No reservations are accepted for live music; seating is strictly first-come, first-served, so arriving early is highly recommended. There is no cover charge.
Uncommon Artist Talk: Jing Qin
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeCache House at Anvil Hotel, 215 B North Cache Street, Jackson, WY
As part of the 2026 Uncommon Art Residency season, Artist-in-Residence Jing Qin will present an intimate artist talk at Cache House. The Uncommon Art Residency is a living exchange of visual arts, sound, and movement hosted by the Anvil Hotel, bringing artists from across the country to Jackson Hole to create and collaborate. This evening offers guests a rare opportunity to engage directly with Qin's creative process and perspective. Attendees will enjoy complimentary Pinky G's pizza and champagne during the talk. The event is free, but an RSVP is required to attend.
Organized by Anvil Hotel
Free Public Stargazing Program
8:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeVillage Road Transit Center (Stilson Lot), 1455 Beckley Park Way, Wilson, WY
Wyoming Stargazing offers free, year-round, public stargazing events on Thursdays in Jackson Hole (weather permitting). Join astronomy educators at the Village Road Transit Center, where they will use large aperture telescopes to show you planets, stars, planetary nebulae, galaxies, and more. iPads with the Star Walk application will also be available for use. There is no need to reserve a spot in advance; attendees can come and go as they please. Dress warmly!
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Live Music: Triple Nickel
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Triple Nickel, a high-energy 5-piece band, will be taking the stage at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for keeping the dance floor packed, the group performs a mix of today's top 40 country covers alongside their own original 'Americana-Country' tracks. The Cowboy Bar is a 21+ venue, so valid ID is required for entry. Grab a drink, saddle up at the bar, and enjoy a classic Jackson Hole night out.
Live From The Virg (Acoustic Sessions)
9:00 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Virginian Saloon at The Virginian Lodge, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
The iconic Virginian Saloon hosts 'Live From The Virg' every Thursday night. This event is designed to bring locals and visitors together in a classic, retro-inspired Western motor lodge setting to enjoy authentic acoustic music. The sessions feature a rotating lineup of local and regional musicians specializing in Americana, Western, and folk music. There is no cover charge for this event; seating is first-come, first-served. Drinks and food are available for purchase at the bar. The Saloon is typically 21+ during late-night live music hours. Guests can enjoy the acoustic sets, mingle with the local crowd, and partake in the Saloon's curated liquor and craft cocktail menu.
