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.
4:00 PM · FreeMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, WY
Daily free live music for the après-ski crowd during the winter season. While specific headliner shows are ticketed, this daily afternoon slot features local bands playing high-energy covers, rock, and bluegrass to celebrate the ski day. Runs every day from December 20 through January 3.
A daily winter tradition at The Virginian Lodge. Guests and patrons can gather around the fire pits in the courtyard for complimentary s'mores. This is a family-friendly activity that often pairs with the 'Ember Hours' or live music happening inside the Saloon. The event runs nightly from December 20 through January 3.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
National Elk Refuge Sleigh Rides
Dec 21 – Jan 4, 2026
10:00 AM · Adults $42, Children (5-12) $27, 4 & Under FreeTicket sales & Shuttle departure at Jackson Hole & Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center, 532 N. Cache St
A signature Jackson Hole winter experience. Visitors take a shuttle from the Visitor Center to the refuge, where they board horse-drawn sleighs for a 45-60 minute ride through the elk herd. Thousands of elk winter here, offering unparalleled wildlife viewing and photography opportunities against the backdrop of the Tetons. Operates daily from December 21, 2025, through January 4, 2026, but is closed on December 25. Shuttles depart every 20-30 minutes. Note: Dress extremely warmly as blankets are not provided.
Organized by National Elk Refuge / Double H Bar, Inc.
Christmas at the Playhouse (Holiday Musical & Dinner)
A beloved local tradition, the Jackson Hole Playhouse presents its annual holiday musical. This year's production is a heartwarming, family-friendly show filled with classic carols, nostalgia, and festive cheer. The evening begins with a 'Wintery Cocktail Hour' in the Saddle Rock Saloon at 5:15 PM, followed by a full dinner service at 6:00 PM where the gun-slinging waiters sing western tunes. The main performance follows dinner at 7:30 PM. This is the full theatrical experience, distinct from the short 'Live Action Christmas Story' performed on the Town Square. Runs daily from December 25, 2025, through January 3, 2026.
Organized by Jackson Hole Playhouse
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Showroom
Dec 25 – Jan 3, 2026
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Downtown Jackson
The Silver Dollar Showroom hosts high-quality regional and local bands for dancing and entertainment. While specific band names for these dates are often finalized closer to the month, the venue guarantees live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. Expect genres ranging from bluegrass and country to rock and funk. The atmosphere is lively, set against the backdrop of the historic bar inlaid with 2,032 silver dollars. Specific dates with music: Thursday, December 25, 2025 (7:30 PM - 11:00 PM); Friday, December 26, 2025 (7:30 PM - 11:00 PM); Thursday, January 1, 2026 (7:30 PM - 11:00 PM); Friday, January 2, 2026 (7:30 PM - 11:00 PM); Saturday, January 3, 2026 (7:30 PM - 11:00 PM).
Saddle Up! Western Handmade Art and Gear Exhibition
Dec 26 – Jan 3, 2026
10:00 AM · Included with Museum Admission ($12 Adults, $10 Seniors/Students)Jackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
This is your last chance to view the 'Saddle Up!' special exhibit before it closes on January 3, 2026. The exhibition highlights the craftsmanship and artistry of Western gear, featuring handmade saddles, spurs, bits, and other cowboy accouterments. It explores the intersection of function and beauty in the tools of the trade for the working cowboy, showcasing artifacts from the museum's collection alongside contemporary pieces. The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM but is closed on Sundays and Mondays.
The Melvin Dojo, an intimate venue located on Town Square, hosts weekly live music sessions on Wednesdays. This is a great alternative for those looking for a more casual, beer-centric atmosphere compared to the larger ticketed NYE parties. Enjoy a selection of Melvin Brewing beers while listening to local and regional acts in a laid-back, 'dojo' setting. The event runs from 4:00 PM to midnight.
Organized by The Melvin Dojo
Wort Hotel New Year’s Eve Gala
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
7:00 PM · Ticketed event (approx. $100-$150+)The Wort Hotel (Clymer Room / Goldpiece Room), Town Square, Jackson, WY
For a more upscale and exclusive experience than the bar next door, the Wort Hotel hosts a Black Tie Optional Gala. The evening typically includes a gourmet buffet dinner, private live music, dancing, and a champagne toast at midnight. This is a separate ticketed event from the Silver Dollar Bar party.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Million Dollar Cowboy Bar New Year’s Eve Celebration
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
8:00 PM · ~$50 Cover ChargeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square, Jackson, WY
Ring in the New Year at Jackson's most iconic honky-tonk. The evening features high-energy country music by Kurt Van Meter, a rising star known for his engaging live performances and partnership with Yellowstone actor Cole Hauser. Doors open at 8:00 PM, music starts at 9:00 PM, and the party goes until 1:00 AM. This is a 21+ event. Expect a line; early arrival is highly recommended. No advance tickets; first-come, first-served.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Mangy Moose New Year’s Eve with B-Side Players
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
8:00 PM · Tickets start at ~$35Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, Jackson, WY
A funk-fueled New Year's Eve party featuring the B-Side Players, a 9-piece band from San Diego known for their polyrhythmic grooves blending Latin, funk, rock, and jazz. Doors open at 8:00 PM, show starts at 9:00 PM. This is one of the biggest parties in Teton Village. VIP 'Owner's Box' packages are available for groups. 21+ only.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Silver Dollar Bar New Year’s Eve Party
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
8:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Town Square, Jackson, WY
A lively but accessible New Year's celebration in the historic Silver Dollar Bar. Live music will keep the dance floor moving all night from 8:00 PM to midnight. Unlike many other venues, there is no cover charge and no tickets are required, making it a popular spot for locals and visitors to hop in and out of during the night's festivities.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
New Year’s Eve with Paul Cleckler
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
8:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Ring in 2026 with live music from Paul Cleckler at the Silver Dollar Bar. Unlike many ticketed NYE events in town, this celebration has no cover charge, making it a popular choice for locals and visitors alike. Expect a festive atmosphere, party favors, and a packed dance floor as Cleckler delivers a performance to welcome the new year. Note: Arrive very early as the venue will reach capacity quickly.
NYE Town Social: The Deadlocks wsg/ Melvin Seals, Kanika Moore, Jeremy Hoenig
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
8:00 PM · Ticket prices vary (Check venue for tiers)The Virginian Lodge, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A major New Year's Eve celebration at the historic Virginian Lodge. This 'Town Social' features a powerhouse lineup headlined by The Deadlocks, Jackson Hole’s premier Grateful Dead tribute band. They are joined by legendary keyboardist Melvin Seals (of Jerry Garcia Band fame), vocalist Kanika Moore, and drummer Jeremy Hoenig. The event promises a high-energy night of jam band classics, improvisation, and community celebration to ring in 2026. Expect a packed dance floor and a festive atmosphere in one of Jackson's most iconic venues. Doors open at 8:00 PM.
New Year’s Party at Ascent Lounge
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
10:00 PM · $115 per person (Indoor) / $225 per person (Outdoor VIP)Ascent Lounge (Four Seasons Resort), Teton Village, WY
Ring in the New Year with sophistication at the Ascent Lounge. The party features bold, handcrafted cocktails, delectable bites, and an alpine soundtrack. General Admission ($115): Includes indoor access, bites, and atmosphere. VIP Outdoor ($225): Offers an exclusive après lounge experience on the patio with a premium open bar, champagne, and caviar.
Late Night DJ: Bernard Foyer
Dec 31 – Jan 1, 2026
10:30 PM · Ticketed (Price varies, typically ~$15-$20 for late night)The Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Keep the New Year's Eve party going after the fireworks with a late-night DJ set by Bernard Foyer at The Trap Bar. Known for high-energy beats to ring in 2026, this event is for the late-night crowd at the resort. Note that this is a separate entertainment slot from the earlier festivities. Doors open at 10:00 PM.
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort
New Year, New Flow
9:30 AM - 10:45 AM · $30Home Yoga Studio
Start 2026 with a dynamic vinyasa class led by Wanna Johansson. This session is designed to release the previous year's vibes and welcome fresh, positive energy through playful movements and compassionate alignment. All levels are welcome to stretch, laugh, and experiment with intentions for the year ahead.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Access to Justice
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), Study Room 2
A community service program providing free legal reference assistance. While library staff cannot give legal advice, they (or visiting legal aid volunteers) help patrons navigate legal resources, forms, and information. This recurring event ensures that access to legal information remains available to the community, even on New Year's Day.
Kick off the New Year with Henry & The Moguls, playing a free afternoon set at the Mangy Moose. This band delivers a fun, mountain-town vibe perfect for the holiday crowds. Whether you're recovering from NYE or celebrating a fresh start on the slopes, grab a Spicy Margarita and enjoy the local sounds.
Winter Session After School Art Programming (First Day)
3:00 PM · Varies by class (Registration required)Art Association of Jackson Hole, Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Art Association of Jackson Hole kicks off its Winter Session for youth art programming on New Year's Day. While many businesses are closed, the Art Association begins its new term of creative workshops for children and teens. Classes typically range from ceramics and painting to mixed media. This is a key date for local families or visitors looking to enroll children in multi-week creative courses. Specific class times vary, and registration is required.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
New Year’s Day Crystal Sound Bath
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM · Check website for pricingHome Yoga Studio
A gentle, immersive sound bath experience to ground and center yourself on the first day of the new year. The session uses crystal singing bowls to create a meditative atmosphere, perfect for setting a calm tone for 2026.
Join the astronomy educators from Wyoming Stargazing for a magical evening under the dark skies of Jackson Hole. They set up large-aperture telescopes at R-Park (near the Teton Village transit center) to show visitors planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. The event is weather-dependent (clear skies and temps above 0°F required). There is no need to reserve; just dress very warmly and drop by. Event starts just after sunset (~5:30 PM). Also occurs on Thursday, December 25, 2025.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Chess Club
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, Lobby/Commons Area, Jackson, WY
A recurring weekly community gathering for chess players of all levels. Boards and sets are provided, but attendees are welcome to bring their own. It is a casual, drop-in environment suitable for beginners to advanced players. Presented by the Art Association of Jackson Hole as part of their community outreach programming.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
“Jackson On Ice” Skating Show
7:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Ice Rink (The Commons), Teton Village, WY
Presented by the Grand Teton Skating Association, 'Jackson On Ice' is a spectacular figure skating exhibition held on the outdoor rink in Teton Village. This New Year's Day event features talented local skaters performing choreographed routines under the lights. It is a beautiful, free community event to cap off the holiday week. Spectators can grab hot cocoa from nearby vendors and watch the grace and skill of the skaters against the backdrop of the snowy Tetons.
Organized by Grand Teton Skating Association
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square, Jackson, WY
Start the New Year with a new skill! The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar hosts free swing dance lessons every Thursday. Instructors guide participants through the basics of western swing dancing, making it accessible for beginners and fun for experienced dancers. It's a perfect way to experience the authentic western culture of Jackson Hole before the band starts later in the evening. 21+ only.
A monthly local tradition held on the first Thursday of every month. This intimate open mic night invites local musicians, poets, and performers to share their talents in a relaxed coffee shop atmosphere. It’s a great alternative to the bar scene for those looking to enjoy local culture and warm beverages. Sign-ups usually begin around 6:30 PM.
Jackson On Ice Free Skating Performance
7:00 PM · FreeVillage Commons Ice Rink, Teton Village
A special New Year's Day figure skating exhibition presented by the Grand Teton Skating Association. This free community event features local skaters performing routines under the lights of the Village Commons. It is a family-friendly celebration of winter sports to kick off the new year.
Organized by Grand Teton Skating Association
Live Music: Tasha and the Goodfellows
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Kick off the first evening of 2026 with Tasha and the Goodfellows. This band is known for their smooth blend of jazz, soul, and pop covers, providing a classy and upbeat vibe. It’s a great option for those looking to keep the celebration going in a slightly more relaxed environment than the previous night's festivities.
Disco Night at The Stagecoach Bar
9:30 PM · Cover charge may apply (typically $5-$10)Stagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
The legendary 'Thursday Night Disco' continues on New Year's Day. This is a Jackson Hole institution where locals and visitors dress up and dance to funk and disco hits spun by a DJ. It's a high-energy, late-night dance party. A cover charge may apply.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Fri, Jan 2
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library, Community Room, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A morning program designed for young children and their caregivers. The session includes storytelling, fingerplays, music, singing, and flannel board activities. It is a community-focused event that encourages early literacy and social interaction for families in the Alta area.
Fables, Feathers & Fur
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
A delightful program for young children (ages 3-6) and their families. Museum educators lead a session of storytelling and art-making designed to help young visitors engage with the wildlife art collection. Participants will look at art, read a story, and create a small craft to take home.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Raptor Adaptations: Masters of Survival
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · ~$22 per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 WY-22, Wilson, WY
Hosted at the Teton Raptor Center's historic Hardeman Barns in Wilson, this educational program delves into the amazing physical adaptations that allow raptors to thrive in the wild. Visitors will meet resident avian ambassadors (live birds of prey) up close and learn about their specialized vision, hearing, and flight capabilities. This is an intimate, indoor program suitable for families and nature enthusiasts. Advance booking is recommended.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Snow King Observatory & Planetarium Experiences
Jan 2 – Jan 16
12:00 PM · Gondola + Observatory ticket requiredSnow King Mountain Summit (Access via Gondola), Jackson, WY
Visit the state-of-the-art observatory at the summit of Snow King Mountain, accessed via the gondola. Daytime experiences (12:00 PM – 4:00 PM daily) include planetarium screenings, Science on a Sphere presentations, and solar telescope viewing. Evening experiences (Monday-Thursday, Jan 5-8 & 12-15, 4:30 PM – 7:30 PM) offer the chance to view the night sky through the 1-meter research-grade telescope (weather permitting) and attend guided star talks. A gondola and observatory ticket is required.
Organized by Snow King Mountain
Ranger-Led Snowshoe Hikes
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM · FreeGrand Teton National Park, Craig Thomas Discovery & Visitor Center, Moose
Join a park ranger for a guided 2-hour snowshoe hike to explore the winter ecology of Grand Teton National Park. The hike is generally 1-2 miles on flat terrain. Historic wooden snowshoes are provided. Reservations are required (call 307-739-3399) and are accepted beginning December 1st; spots fill quickly. A $5 suggested donation is requested for snowshoe rental.
Organized by National Park Service / Grand Teton National Park
Henry & The Moguls return for a second afternoon of après-ski music. The Mangy Moose continues its tradition of daily live music, providing a warm and rowdy atmosphere for skiers and riders. No cover charge.
Cole Clark and High Horse (Live at The Trap)
Jan 2 – Jan 3
3:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Cole Clark & High Horse bring a dynamic blend of modern Americana, classic country grit, and high-energy mountain-town rhythm to the Trap Bar. Known for tight musicianship and soulful vocals, they are a staple of the Teton Valley music scene. Performances are from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on both Friday, January 2 and Saturday, January 3.
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Teton Village
Kick off the first Friday of 2026 with DJ Scutty, a staple of the Jackson Hole music scene. Known for his versatile sets that blend funk, soul, and electronic beats, Scutty provides the perfect soundtrack for post-ski celebrations. This outdoor event is weather-dependent but typically features heaters and a vibrant crowd gathering as the lifts close.
Organized by Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
Snow King Night Skiing
Jan 2 – Jan 16
4:00 PM · $40-$50 (Night lift ticket)Snow King Mountain, Town of Jackson, WY
Ski under the lights at the "Town Hill." It’s the only night skiing in Jackson Hole, offering a unique view of the glittering town lights from the slopes. Night skiing operates Monday through Friday (Jan 2, 5-9, 12-16) from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM. A night lift ticket is required.
Gallery Wild presents a solo exhibition by Aaron Hazel titled "Modern Vintage." Hazel's work is known for its bold, refreshing take on the American West, bridging the gap between historical icons (cowboys, bison, early skiers) and contemporary energy. The artist reception offers wine, conversation, and a first look at this new collection that honors Western heritage with a modern twist.
5:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts Park, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A public art installation featuring the "Soloveiko Songbird" (Nightingale), a symbol of joyous song and the Ukrainian spirit. Created by Svitlana Reinish, Anton Dehtiarov, and Ami & Amigo, this illuminated sculpture transforms the park's outdoor lawn area into a glowing winter landscape. The installation is on display daily through January 30, 2026, and is best viewed after sunset.
Organized by Jackson Hole Public Art
Live Music at The Cloudveil
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil Hotel Lobby, 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
Enjoy a sophisticated après-ski or pre-dinner atmosphere in the lobby of The Cloudveil hotel. Local musicians perform acoustic sets, creating a relaxing vibe perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. Guests can order craft cocktails and small bites from the adjacent Bistro while enjoying the music. The setting is modern and cozy, with comfortable seating and a welcoming fireplace.
Live Music: VaMoose
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
VaMoose takes the stage for a Friday night performance. Expect a lively set that mixes genres and keeps the energy high for the weekend crowd. The Silver Dollar's extensive wine and cocktail list pairs perfectly with the entertainment.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. St. Louis Spirit
7:30 PM · $20-$25Snow King Sports & Events Center
Full-contact, high-energy ice hockey. The Jackson Hole Moose (Senior A team) take on the St. Louis Spirit. These games are a massive local favorite, featuring beer, loud crowds, and hard-hitting action. A 'must-do' for sports fans. This is the Friday night game.
CloZee with Orenda & Bass Temple
8:00 PM · $30-$50+The Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
A major electronic music event featuring French producer CloZee, known for her 'world bass' sound that blends electronic beats with organic instrumentation. Support acts include Orenda and Bass Temple. This is a high-energy show at Teton Village's premier music venue. Doors open at 8:00 PM. 21+ only.
DJ Stirrup at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · $10-$20Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
DJ Stirrup brings a tempo-driven, flavor-focused mix of music to the iconic Cowboy Bar stage. Known for keeping the dance floor moving, this is a great option for late-night entertainment in the heart of town. 21+ only.
Kurt Van Meter (Live at The Cowboy)
8:30 PM · Cover charge likely (typically $10-$20)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Country artist Kurt Van Meter continues his run at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for his high-energy performances and recent opening slots for Garth Brooks, Van Meter brings a mix of original country hits and classic covers to the stage. This is a 21+ event.
Sat, Jan 3
USASA Slopestyle & Rail Jam
Jan 3 – Jan 4
Entry fee for competitors; Free for spectatorsJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Bronco Terrain Park), Teton Village, WY
The United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA) Big Mountain West Series continues its stop in Jackson Hole. Saturday, January 3, features the Slopestyle competition, where athletes navigate a course of jumps and rails, judged on amplitude, style, and difficulty. Sunday, January 4, concludes the weekend with a Rail Jam, focusing on technical tricks on rail features. Spectators can watch the action from the side of the Bronco Terrain Park or from the Teewinot lift. This event showcases some of the best up-and-coming regional talent in skiing and snowboarding.
Organized by United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA)
Saturday Morning Yoga with Erwin
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · ComplimentaryGravity Haus Jackson Hole, Teton Village
An energizing and rhythmic Vinyasa flow led by local favorite instructor Erwin. The class is designed to wake up the body, build heat, and guide participants into a grounded mindset. Expect great music and a supportive community vibe. Check if exclusive to members/guests or open to public.
Organized by Gravity Haus
Aaron Hazel | Modern Vintage Exhibition
Jan 3 – Jan 17
10:00 AM · FreeGallery Wild, 80 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A solo exhibition featuring artist Aaron Hazel. His 'Modern Vintage' collection explores the intersection of contemporary style and nostalgic western imagery, using bold brushwork and vibrant colors to capture the spirit of the West. A perfect stop for art lovers strolling near the Town Square. Gallery hours typically 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM daily. Free admission.
ALTA: Vision Board BINGO!
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Alta Branch), Alta, WY
A creative workshop to start the New Year with intention. Participants will create their own 'Vision Board Bingo' cards, filling the squares with resolutions, bucket list items, and self-care goals for 2026. This family-friendly event provides all necessary art supplies. It is held at the Alta branch of the library, located on the 'quiet side' of the Tetons near Grand Targhee Resort.
Raptor Discovery: Masters of the Sky
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · ~$22 per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 WY-22, Wilson, WY
This one-hour program offers a comprehensive introduction to the world of raptors. Participants will learn about the different families of birds of prey—eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons—and their vital roles in the ecosystem. The session includes live demonstrations with the center's resident birds, providing a rare opportunity to see these majestic creatures just feet away.
Get funky with Cache Funk, a local group known for their groovy basslines and danceable tracks. They will be taking over the Mangy Moose stage for the afternoon après slot. It's a great way to warm up before heading out for Saturday night festivities.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: The Hot Snakes
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Teton Village (Base of the Aerial Tram)
The 'Tram Dock' (the outdoor deck area at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram) hosts a lively après-ski session featuring The Hot Snakes. This DJ duo, consisting of locals DJ Kitos and Silent Howl, is known for their ability to read the crowd and spin a high-energy mix of genres that gets skiers and riders dancing in their boots. Expect a fun, party atmosphere with food and drink specials available from the nearby RPK3 or Tram Dock bar. This event is weather-dependent.
Organized by Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. St. Louis Spirit
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM · $20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose, a Senior A full-check hockey team, take on the St. Louis Spirit in the second night of their weekend series. A legendary local Saturday night tradition featuring a rowdy, electric crowd, live music (often a rock band between periods), and fast-paced, hard-hitting hockey. Doors typically open at 6:30 PM. Family-friendly but loud atmosphere with bleacher seating. Arrive early for good seats and concessions.
Organized by Snow King Sports & Events Center
National Theatre Live: Dr. Strangelove
7:00 PM · $18Center for the Arts, Downtown Jackson
A screening of the stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece *Dr. Strangelove*. This is a recorded performance from the National Theatre in London, offering a chance to see world-class theater in Jackson. Perfect for a cultural evening out.
Live Music: Nyahmidi
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Nyahmidi performs a vibrant blend of world rhythms and soulful melodies at the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. The venue is famous for its bar top inlaid with over 2,000 uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars, providing a lively atmosphere for dancing and socializing. Seating is first-come, first-served with no reservations. The bar area is 21+ after certain hours.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Sun, Jan 4
First Sundays – Locals’ Free Day
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free for local residents (Proof of residency required)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
On the first Sunday of every month, the National Museum of Wildlife Art offers free admission to local residents. This is an excellent opportunity to explore the museum's world-class collection of wildlife art, including the current exhibition 'Tiffany Deater: What Lives Underneath' (closing this day) and the outdoor Sculpture Trail. The event often includes special family-friendly programming, art-making activities, or scavenger hunts designed to engage visitors of all ages with the exhibits.
Major Zephyr is back for another Sunday session. If you missed them earlier in the week, catch them today for a relaxed but energetic afternoon of rock and roll favorites.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ P-Tex
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock (Base of Aerial Tram), Teton Village, WY
Keep the energy high after a day on the slopes with a live DJ set by DJ P-Tex. Located right at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram, this outdoor après-ski session features upbeat tunes, drinks available from nearby vendors, and a lively crowd of skiers and riders.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Salon at Riot Act, Inc.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · $20Riot Act, Inc. Studio, Center for the Arts (3rd Floor), 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A weekly gathering for local creatives, actors, writers, and directors to share ideas, test new material, and build community. The session includes acting exercises, movement expression, and scene study in a supportive environment. Open to all experience levels, this is a unique way to engage with the local theater scene.
Organized by Riot Act, Inc.
Stagecoach Band (‘Sunday Church’)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, Wilson, WY
A legendary local tradition known simply as 'Church.' The world-famous Stagecoach Band has been playing this Sunday night slot for over 50 years. Expect classic country, western swing, and a packed dance floor filled with locals and visitors alike. It’s a quintessential Jackson Hole experience.
Paint and Sip
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · $45Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Join Snake River Brewing for a creative evening of 'Paint and Sip.' This community event invites locals and visitors to unleash their inner artist while enjoying Wyoming's award-winning craft beer. The ticket price typically includes all painting supplies (canvas, paints, brushes), professional instruction, and your first pint of beer or glass of wine. It's a relaxed, social atmosphere suitable for all skill levels. Food is available for purchase from the brewpub kitchen.
A daily family-friendly gathering around the courtyard fire pits from January 4th through January 18th. Guests can roast s'mores (kits available for pickup at the Saloon or front desk) and enjoy the winter evening. It is a relaxed, social event open to lodge guests and the public.
Live Music Nightly at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Jan 4 – Jan 12
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$25)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
While specific touring bands for this mid-January block are often announced closer to the date, the Cowboy Bar guarantees live country/western music every single night. Expect high-energy honky-tonk bands that keep the dance floor moving. This is a 21+ venue. A cover charge varies (usually $10-$25 depending on the band).
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · Cover charge may applyThe Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Following the live band rotation, The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar hosts 'Country DJ Steady Jake' to keep the dance floor moving. Expect a night of classic and contemporary country hits perfect for swing dancing and two-stepping in Jackson's most iconic western bar. 21+ only.
Mon, Jan 5
Great Decisions Foreign Policy Book Giveaway
9:00 AM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
The library kicks off its 'Great Decisions' series by giving away briefing books on critical foreign policy topics. This is for adults (19+) interested in participating in the upcoming discussion groups. A great community engagement event for intellectual exchange.
Mini Movement Mondays
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), Youth Auditorium
A free program designed for young children (toddlers and preschoolers) to get their wiggles out. Mini Movement Mondays features music, dance, and simple movement activities led by library staff or guest instructors. It is a great way for families to connect and for kids to burn off energy indoors during the winter. No registration is usually required; just drop in.
Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine brings a unique blend of alt-country, gypsy jazz, and Americana to the Moose. Aaron Davis is a renowned local songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. This show promises intricate musicianship and a distinct 'Wyoming' sound.
Jackson Hole High School Boys Basketball
4:00 PM · $5Jackson Hole High School Main Gym, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
Support the local Jackson Hole Broncs in this early-week matchup. High school basketball games in Jackson are a community hub, featuring concessions and a lively student section. General Admission typically ~$5 for adults, free for students with ID.
Silicon Couloir Chance Meetings: Harness the Power of F.E.A.R.
'Chance Meetings' is a monthly networking event for Jackson's entrepreneurial community. The January edition features a talk by Jason Ochs, a trial lawyer with over 20 years of experience. He will present 'Harnessing the Power of F.E.A.R.,' teaching professionals how to overcome uncertainty and self-doubt in high-pressure situations using a four-step process developed in the courtroom. The event includes networking, complimentary appetizers, and a cash bar.
Organized by Silicon Couloir
Jackson Hole Hootenanny (‘The Hoot’)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free admission (First come, first served)The Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
A legendary local tradition where musicians gather to play traditional acoustic music, folk, bluegrass, and country. The atmosphere is a 'listening room' style where the audience is encouraged to be quiet and attentive to the performers. It’s a fantastic way to experience the authentic musical soul of Jackson Hole. Admission is free and first come, first served.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Silver Dollar Bar Showroom Sessions
Jan 5 – Jan 12
6:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, Broadway & Glenwood, Jackson
The Silver Dollar Bar offers live music inside the historic Wort Hotel. Schedule includes: Hoot Mondays (Open Mic) on Jan 5 and Jan 12 at 6:00 PM, a long-standing open mic night hosted by local legends, offering a mix of comedy, music, and poetry. Bluegrass Tuesdays on Jan 6 at 7:30 PM featuring One Ton Pig, a progressive bluegrass band that packs the dance floor. Float Trip on Jan 8 at 7:30 PM, a high-energy local band playing a mix of rock, jam, and funk. Layne Bowen on Jan 9 and Jan 10 at 7:30 PM, a talented singer-songwriter delivering acoustic country and Americana sets.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Industry Night at The Virginian Saloon
7:00 PM · Free entryThe Virginian Saloon, Jackson
A weekly event dedicated to local service industry workers but open to all. The night features late-night happy hour drink specials, bingo, trivia, and rotating themes or tournaments. It’s a high-energy, social environment in one of Jackson’s most historic saloon settings.
A popular weekly open mic night hosted at the famous Pinky G’s Pizzeria (featured on *Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives*). Local musicians and visitors can sign up to perform in a casual, fun atmosphere while enjoying pizza and drinks.
Tue, Jan 6
Exhibition Closing: ‘Bright & Beautiful IX’
Jan 6 – Jan 10
10:00 AM · FreeDiehl Gallery, Jackson
The final week to view Diehl Gallery's 9th annual holiday exhibition. This curated show features a diverse collection of works from the gallery's roster of contemporary artists, specifically selected for their vibrant, luminous, and uplifting qualities to contrast the winter season. The exhibition includes a mix of painting, sculpture, and mixed media and is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM through Saturday, January 10.
Organized by Diehl Gallery
Cover to Cover Book Club
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
Join the Teton County Library's 'Cover to Cover' book club (formerly the Senior Book Club) for their monthly discussion from 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM. This group is open to adults of all ages and focuses on a selected title each month. It's a great way for locals and visitors staying longer to engage with the community in an intellectual setting. The event is free.
Storytime at Jackson Branch Library
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library - Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium), 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
A classic library program for young children and their caregivers. The session includes stories, fingerplays, music, singing, flannel board activities, and picture books designed to foster early literacy and a love of reading. This event takes place in the Youth Auditorium of the main Jackson library branch.
Flights & Feathers
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (JAC), Baggage Claim Area
A recurring educational event presented by the Teton Raptor Center. Travelers and locals can meet live birds of prey (raptors) right in the baggage claim area of the airport. It is a drop-in 'meet and greet' style event where avian educators share facts about the birds' habitats, behaviors, and conservation. A great way to say goodbye to Jackson Hole or welcome new arrivals with a close-up wildlife encounter. Free.
A heartwarming event at the Alta branch of the library where children are invited to read aloud to therapy dogs from Teton County Pet Partners. This program is designed to build reading confidence in a non-judgmental, furry-friendly environment. Sessions are typically drop-in during the afternoon (exact window to be checked with the library), are first-come, first-served, and are free.
VaMoose takes the stage for a Tuesday afternoon set. Expect a fun, improvisational vibe suitable for the casual après crowd. The Mangy Moose is the go-to spot in Teton Village for free live music every single day of the ski season.
Make it Wild: Block Printing on Fabric
6:00 PM · Ticketed (Check museum for specific workshop pricing)National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, WY
An adult art workshop led by instructor Jane Lavino. Participants will learn the technique of block printing on fabric, creating their own wildlife-inspired designs. This hands-on class is part of the museum's 'Make it Wild' series, which connects art education with the museum's themes. Ticketed event; check museum for specific workshop pricing.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Geologists of Jackson Hole: “Walking the Geology of the Teton Crest Trail”
A presentation by Mike Scher from the Geologists of Jackson Hole. He will take the audience on a virtual geological journey along the famous Teton Crest Trail, explaining the rock formations and glacial history that make the Teton Range so unique. Great for science enthusiasts and hikers.
Organized by Teton County Library / Geologists of Jackson Hole
Film Screening: ‘399 Forever’
7:00 PM · $13Center for the Arts, Jackson, WY
The Wyoming Premiere of the documentary *399 Forever*. The film follows the life of Grizzly 399, the world's most famous bear, and the wildlife guides and photographers who tracked and protected her. The screening explores the complexities of wildlife conservation, social media's impact on nature, and the debate over endangered species protections. Tickets are $13.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Trivia Night: Drinkers and Thinkers
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing, Jackson, WY
A popular weekly trivia night hosted by Mike 'Boomer' Hansen. Teams compete for prizes (often cases of beer) in a fun, raucous brewpub setting. Topics range from pop culture to history. Arrive early to grab a table as it fills up fast. Free to play.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free admission (No cover)The Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole’s most famous weekly residency. The progressive bluegrass band One Ton Pig plays a high-energy set that fills the dance floor with locals and tourists alike. It is a 'must-do' event for anyone in town on a Tuesday, featuring swing dancing and a lively bar atmosphere. Free admission with no cover charge.
Local musicians and visitors are invited to take the stage at The Virginian Saloon's weekly Open Mic night. It’s a great opportunity to hear up-and-coming local talent in a classic western saloon atmosphere. (Note: Jan 13 was excluded; this is the confirmed event for Jan 6).
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Wed, Jan 7
Hands on History
10:30 AM · Not specifiedJackson Hole History Museum
A recurring weekly program designed for families and children to engage with local history through interactive exhibits and activities. Distinct from the afterschool program, this morning session is geared towards younger children.
Redefining Wellness
12:00 PM · FreeMental Wellness of Teton County (Check specific venue or online link)
A community wellness workshop focused on mental health and holistic well-being. This session aims to provide tools and strategies for maintaining mental wellness during the winter season, often a challenging time for residents due to isolation or seasonal affect.
Hot Pocket brings the heat to the Mangy Moose with their infectious energy and party tunes. This is the perfect warm-up if you are planning to attend the Steve Aoki concert later that evening at the Center for the Arts, or just looking to enjoy a beer after skiing.
Winter Farmer’s Market
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeHotel Terra Ballroom, Teton Village
The Jackson Hole Winter Farmer's Market hosts a special session at Hotel Terra in Teton Village. This event brings local growers, bakers, and artisans indoors for a cozy shopping experience. Expect to find fresh winter produce, homemade jams, baked goods, and handcrafted gifts. It is a perfect stop for those staying in Teton Village to pick up local treats without heading into town.
A special educational event for youth (grades K-5) presented in partnership with the Jackson Hole History Museum. This interactive session brings local history to life through storytelling, artifacts, and hands-on activities. It provides a fun and engaging way for children to learn about the cowboys, homesteaders, and indigenous peoples who shaped the history of the Jackson Hole valley.
The Melvin Dojo, an intimate venue located on Town Square, hosts weekly live music sessions on Wednesdays. Enjoy a selection of Melvin Brewing beers while listening to local and regional acts in a laid-back, 'dojo' setting. The event runs from 4:00 PM to midnight.
A dedicated space and time for teens (Middle and High School ages) to hang out, work on homework, or participate in structured activities at the Alta Branch library from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM. Registration may be required for specific craft activities, but it is generally an open drop-in for local youth. The event is free.
Live Music at The Cloudveil
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free admissionThe Cloudveil Hotel (Lobby/Bistro), 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
The Cloudveil hotel on Town Square hosts live music every Wednesday and Friday evening. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere in the upscale lobby lounge with performances by local musicians from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. It's a perfect spot for a pre-dinner drink or a low-key evening listening to acoustic sets, jazz, or Americana. Admission is free.
Winter Trails Forum
6:00 PM · FreeHigh Point Cider, 7565 Lupine Ln Unit D, Victor, ID
Hosted by Teton Valley Trails & Pathways (TVTAP), this community forum is a gathering for Nordic skiers, fat bikers, and snowshoers to discuss the winter trail systems in the Greater Teton area. While located in Victor, ID (Teton Valley), this event is a central hub for the Jackson Hole outdoor community to learn about trail etiquette, grooming schedules, and upcoming improvements for the 2026 season. High Point Cider offers locally crafted ciders to enjoy during the discussion.
Organized by Teton Valley Trails & Pathways (TVTAP)
‘Jackson On Ice’ Free Skating Performance
Jan 7 – Jan 8
6:00 PM · FreeTown Square Ice Rink, George Washington Memorial Park, Jackson, WY
A special free skating exhibition presented by The Grand Teton Skating Association. Watch local figure skaters, including potential future Olympians and 'local legends,' perform routines under the lights of the famous elk antler arches on the Town Square. A family-friendly event celebrating winter sports in the heart of town.
Organized by The Grand Teton Skating Association
Shaken & Shucked
6:00 PM · Not specifiedSteadfire Chophouse, Teton Village
A weekly culinary event featuring fresh oysters and cocktails. Enjoy a curated selection of oysters paired with shaken martinis or other specialty drinks in the cozy atmosphere of Steadfire Chophouse.
Climbing Fitness
6:30 PM · Not specifiedMedicine Wheel Wellness
A weekly fitness class focused on climbing-specific conditioning, strength, and flexibility. Open to all levels looking to improve their climbing performance or general fitness.
Eleanor’s Bar & Grill: Trivia Night
7:00 PM · Free to playEleanor's Bar & Grill, 832 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A local favorite 'hidden gem,' Eleanor's hosts a popular trivia night every Wednesday. Teams of up to 6 people compete for prizes and bragging rights. It's a fantastic way to mix with locals and enjoy Eleanor's famous tacos and relaxed sports bar vibe.
Organized by Eleanor's Bar & Grill
Bingo Wednesdays at the Elks Lodge
7:00 PM · Buy-in for cardsElks Lodge #1713, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A weekly community event open to the public. Join the locals for a classic game of Bingo. It’s a low-key, friendly atmosphere often supporting local charities or the lodge's community programs. A buy-in is required for game cards.
A weekly staple for locals and visitors alike. The Virginian Saloon hosts a lively karaoke night every Wednesday. It’s a rowdy, fun atmosphere in one of Jackson’s most authentic western bars.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
Steve Aoki Live in Concert
8:30 PM · $93 - $133Center for the Arts (The Center Theater), 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
World-renowned DJ and producer Steve Aoki returns to Jackson Hole for a high-energy performance at the Center for the Arts. Known for his high-impact shows and 'cake-throwing' antics, Aoki is a 2x-GRAMMY-nominated artist and founder of Dim Mak Records. The show will feature support from local favorites DJ Cam Rood (8:30 PM - 9:30 PM) and DJ Crayon (9:30 PM - 11:00 PM), with Aoki taking the stage to close out the night. This is a major ticketed event in the intimate Center Theater. Ticket tiers range from $93 to $133 depending on seating section. The event is typically all ages for the theater, but specific ticket details should be checked for floor access restrictions.
Thu, Jan 8
Frontier | Doyle Hostetler Exhibition
Jan 8 – Jan 18
FreeGallery Wild, 80 W Broadway
A special exhibition titled 'Frontier' featuring the contemporary wildlife art of Doyle Hostetler. The work captures the spirit of the American West. Gallery Wild is known for its curated collection of fine art inspired by wildlife and open spaces. Open during regular gallery hours.
Organized by Gallery Wild
Jackson Hole High School Alpine Skiing (Away Meets)
Jan 8 – Jan 9
Kelly Walsh High School, Casper, WY
The JHHS Broncs Alpine Ski team competes in an away meet in Casper, WY. While not a spectator event in Jackson, it is a key date for the local high school sports community.
Organized by Teton County School District
Jackson Hole High School Freshman Basketball (Away Game)
Big Piney High School, Big Piney, WY
Freshman Broncs basketball team travels to Big Piney for an away competition.
Organized by Teton County School District
ALTA Baby Time
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library, Community Room, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A child-directed free play program for infants and toddlers (birth through 24 months) and their caregivers. The session ends with a short circle time. It provides a warm, indoor space for parents to connect and children to play during the cold winter morning.
Raptor Journeys: Migration Exploration
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · ~$22 per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 WY-22, Wilson, WY
This program focuses on the incredible migratory feats of birds of prey. Guests will learn how, when, and where raptors migrate across continents, guided by the Teton Raptor Center's own research data. The session features live birds and explores the challenges these animals face during their thousands of miles of travel each year.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Library Storytime (Jackson Branch)
Jan 8 – Jan 20
11:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium)
A recurring community favorite for families. The program includes stories, music, and finger plays designed for children and their caregivers. It fosters early literacy and social interaction in a welcoming environment. Sessions occur on Thursday, January 8, 2026 @ 11:00 AM; Thursday, January 15, 2026 @ 11:00 AM; and Tuesday, January 20, 2026 @ 11:00 AM.
Organized by Teton County Library
Après Music: Strumbucket
2:30 PM · FreeThe Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, WY
Strumbucket brings their 'twang-funk' sound to the Mangy Moose for an après-ski set. Based in Jackson Hole, the band blends country-rock grooves with funk rhythms, creating a lively atmosphere perfect for post-slope celebrations. The show takes place in the Saloon, which is family-friendly during the afternoon hours before transitioning to a 21+ venue in the evening.
Tram Dock Après Series
Jan 8 – Jan 9
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
As the lifts close, the party starts at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. The Tram Dock Après Series features live DJ sets or local musicians, creating a vibrant atmosphere for skiers and riders to celebrate their day on the slopes. Expect drink specials, food for purchase, and a high-energy crowd. The event runs from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM on both Thursday, January 8 and Friday, January 9, 2026.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Alpenhof Lodge Après Music Series
Jan 8 – Jan 17
3:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Bar), Teton Village
A staple of the Teton Village après-ski scene, the Alpenhof Lodge hosts a recurring music series in its Bavarian-inspired bistro. The series features different artists on specific days: Thursdays (Jan 8 & 15) with DJ Scutty bringing high-energy beats from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM; Fridays (Jan 9 & 16) with David Jeremy performing live acoustic sets from 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM; and Saturdays (Jan 10 & 17) with Jimmy Denny for a classic après vibe from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM. The Alpenhof is known for its authentic European atmosphere, steins of beer, and fondue, making this a cozy alternative to larger crowds.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: Chuck Samples
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Not specifiedTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village
An energetic après-ski DJ set by Chuck Samples at the base of the Aerial Tram. A perfect way to unwind after a day on the slopes with music and drinks outdoors.
DJ Scutty at Alpenhof Lodge
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge, Teton Village
A classic European-style après-ski experience. DJ Scutty spins tunes in the cozy, Bavarian-inspired atmosphere of the Alpenhof, right at the base of the resort.
A weekly recurring event at the legendary Virginian Saloon. Guests can enjoy complimentary tastings of featured spirits. It is a perfect après-ski activity or a pre-dinner warm-up, allowing locals and visitors to sample different brands and flavors in a classic western saloon atmosphere.
Dishing Jackson Hole: January Supper Club
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Ticket prices varyWild Pine at Gravity Haus, 3345 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Kick off the new year with *Dishing Jackson Hole’s* monthly Supper Club. This culinary event features a curated evening of seasonal flavors and 'mindful indulgence' at Wild Pine. The event begins with a welcome hour at 5:00 PM, followed by a seated dinner. It is a social dining experience designed to showcase local chefs and winter cuisine. Reservations are essential as these events typically sell out.
Organized by Dishing Jackson Hole
January Supper Club at Wild Pine
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Prix fixe menu pricingWild Pine (inside Gravity Haus), Teton Village
Kick off the new year with an evening of seasonal flavors and mindful indulgence. The January Supper Club is a community-focused dining event designed to bring locals and visitors together. The menu typically features locally sourced ingredients prepared with a winter theme, emphasizing warmth and wellness. It begins with a 'welcome hour' at 5:00 PM, followed by a seated dinner. Prix fixe menu pricing applies.
Join Wyoming Stargazing astronomers for a free public stargazing event. They set up large-aperture telescopes at R-Park to offer views of planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. The event takes place on clear Thursdays when the temperature is above 0°F. There is no need to reserve a spot; you can come and go as you please. Dress extremely warmly as you will be standing outside in winter conditions.
The Jackson Hole Snow Devils, the local snowmobile club responsible for the world-famous Hill Climb, holds their January general meeting. This event is open to current members and those interested in joining the sledding community. The meeting will cover updates on trail conditions, upcoming rides, and planning for the World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb later in the season. It's a great networking opportunity for motorsports enthusiasts. Membership is encouraged but not required to attend.
Organized by Jackson Hole Snow Devils
Chess Club
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, Lobby/Commons Area, Jackson, WY
A recurring weekly community gathering for chess players of all levels. Boards and sets are provided, but attendees are welcome to bring their own. It is a casual, drop-in environment suitable for beginners to advanced players. Presented by the Art Association of Jackson Hole as part of their community outreach programming.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeThe Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
A weekly tradition at the Cowboy Bar. Instructors provide free swing dance lessons to get you ready for the dance floor. It’s a fun, social environment suitable for beginners and experienced dancers alike. Participants must be 21+ to enter the bar.
Snake River Brewers Monthly Meeting
7:00 PM · Free for members/interested localsHome Brew Stuff (GCCC), Jackson
The monthly gathering of Jackson Hole's homebrewing community. This month's meeting focuses on 'Rauchbiers' (smoked beers). The session includes an education segment on the style, followed by a bottle share where members taste and discuss their latest creations. A happy hour starts at 6:00 PM. This is a great way for visitors or locals interested in the craft beer scene to connect with the people making it at the grassroots level.
Organized by Snake River Brewers
Live Music: Float Trip
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Local band *Float Trip* takes the stage at the Silver Dollar Showroom. Known for their energetic blend of rock, jam, and funk, they are a staple of the Jackson Hole music scene. The Showroom offers a historic atmosphere with no cover charge. Music typically runs until 11:00 PM. 21+ is usually enforced in the bar area during evening music.
Disco Night at The Stagecoach Bar
9:30 PM · Cover charge may applyStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
While the Jan 1st Disco Night was in the exclusion list, the event recurs weekly. On Jan 8th, the legendary 'Coach' in Wilson transforms into a disco inferno. This is a Thursday night tradition in Jackson Hole where locals and visitors alike don funk-inspired attire and dance late into the night. It's a rowdy, authentic Jackson experience at the foot of Teton Pass. A cover charge may apply.
Fri, Jan 9
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Inaugural Restaurant Week
Jan 9 – Jan 16
Prix-fixe menus and special pricingTeton Village Restaurants (Various)
The first-ever Restaurant Week hosted by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Participating restaurants in Teton Village will offer special prix-fixe menus, exclusive dishes, and dining deals. It is designed to encourage visitors and locals to explore the culinary scene in the village beyond standard après-ski snacks.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
U14 Qualifier (2SL & GS) Ski Races
Jan 9 – Jan 11
8:00 AM · Free for spectatorsSnow King Mountain Resort, Town of Jackson, WY
A major regional ski race for U14 athletes (ages 12-13), distinct from the USSA U12 races happening at Grand Targhee on the same weekend. The competition includes two Slalom (SL) races and Giant Slalom (GS) races. Spectators can view the races from the base of Snow King Mountain or from the Rafferty lift area. The event showcases top young skiing talent from the Intermountain Division.
Alta Story Time
Jan 9 – Jan 16
10:00 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library (Community Room), Alta, WY
A weekly storytime session specifically for the Alta community. The event features stories, fingerplays, music, singing, and flannel board activities suitable for young children. Sessions occur on Friday, January 9, 2026 @ 10:00 AM and Friday, January 16, 2026 @ 10:00 AM.
Organized by Teton County Library
Raptor Adaptations: Masters of Survival
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · ~$22 per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 WY-22, Wilson, WY
A second offering of the 'Masters of Survival' program for those who missed the earlier date. It covers the unique evolutionary traits of raptors with live bird demonstrations in the historic setting of the Hardeman Barns.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
12U Select II Hockey Game: Utah Junior Grizzlies vs. Jackson Hole Moose (Youth)
1:15 PM · FreeSnow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E. Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
A youth hockey game featuring the 12U Select II division. The Utah Junior Grizzlies travel to face the local Jackson Hole youth team. Note: This is a daytime youth game, distinct from the Senior A Moose game happening that evening.
Organized by Utah Junior Grizzlies
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ Scutty
Jan 9 – Jan 11
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Base of the Aerial Tram, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
As part of the 'Tram Dock Après Series,' local favorite DJ Scutty will perform live, high-energy, open-format sets for three consecutive afternoons at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. This outdoor après-ski event provides a vibrant atmosphere for skiers and riders finishing their day. The event is located right on the snow, making it easily accessible from the slopes or the village. Drinks and food are available from nearby vendors like the RPK3. The event is open to the public.
Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine (Grand Targhee)
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
A distinct 'Apres Ski' set separate from their Jan 10th show. Aaron Davis brings his texture-rich, multi-instrumental Americana sound to the 'Trap,' the local favorite bar at Grand Targhee Resort. Great for those skiing on the west side of the Tetons.
Jackson Hole High School Boys Varsity Swimming Home Meet
Jan 9 – Jan 10
4:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole High School Aquatic Center, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
A two-day home swim meet featuring the Jackson Hole High School Boys Varsity Swim team hosting a multi-team competition. Day 1 begins at 4:00 PM on Friday, January 9. Day 2 resumes at 11:00 AM on Saturday, January 10. This is a great opportunity to watch local student-athletes compete in various swimming disciplines in a heated indoor facility.
Organized by Jackson Hole High School Athletics
Friday Live Sets with David Jeremy
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge, Teton Village
Kick off the weekend with a live DJ set by David Jeremy. The Alpenhof offers a more relaxed, traditional après vibe compared to the larger venues.
Jackson Hole High School Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Kelly Walsh
4:30 PM · $3-$5 for adults, free for students/children (verify at door)Jackson Hole High School Gymnasium, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
The Lady Broncs take on the Kelly Walsh Trojans in a home conference matchup. This game precedes the Boys Varsity game later that evening. Come support the local high school team in this energetic indoor sporting event.
Organized by Jackson Hole High School Athletics
Live Music at The Cloudveil
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil Hotel Lobby, 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
The Cloudveil hosts live music in its elegant lobby on Wednesdays and Fridays. While the Jan 2nd and Jan 7th dates were noted, the Friday, Jan 9th session is an additional opportunity to enjoy acoustic sets from local musicians in a refined, comfortable setting right off Town Square. Perfect for a pre-dinner cocktail or a relaxing evening wind-down.
Organized by The Cloudveil Hotel
Moto Avy Night
6:00 PM · FreeBridger-Teton Avalanche Center (Check local listings for specific venue, often a community hall or brewery)
Organized by the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center (BTAC), Moto Avy Night is an educational event specifically designed for motorized backcountry users (snowmobilers and snowbikers). Forecasters and experts will present on current snowpack conditions, avalanche safety protocols, and rescue techniques tailored to motorized travel. This is a crucial safety refresher for anyone planning to ride in the Teton backcountry. The specific venue should be confirmed via local listings closer to the date.
Organized by Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center (BTAC)
Jackson Hole High School Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Kelly Walsh
6:00 PM · ~$5 for adults, free for students/kids (verify at door)Jackson Hole High School Gymnasium, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Broncs Boys Varsity Basketball team takes on the Kelly Walsh Trojans in a home conference game. High school sports are a major community event in Jackson, drawing spirited local crowds. This Friday night matchup promises to be competitive as the Broncs defend their home court. The atmosphere is family-friendly and full of school spirit. Concessions are usually available. Typical cost is approximately $5 for adults, with free admission for students and kids (verify at door).
Organized by Jackson Hole High School Athletics
Live Music: Layne Bowen
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Layne Bowen performs live at the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. Known for his Americana and folk influences, Bowen brings a genuine Western sound to the stage. The Silver Dollar Bar is famous for its bar top inlaid with over 2,000 uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars and offers a lively atmosphere for dancing and drinks. The venue is 21+ in the bar area after 6:00 PM.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. McCall Mountaineers
7:30 PM · $15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose, a Senior A hockey team, take on the McCall Mountaineers in a fast-paced, full-check game. Moose games are a major community event in Jackson, known for their rowdy, spirited atmosphere. The night features live music starting at 7:00 PM before the 7:30 PM puck drop, with music also during intermissions. Beer and concessions are available. It is a quintessential Jackson Hole winter experience.
Organized by Snow King Sports & Events Center
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), Jackson
Live music in the famous Silver Dollar Showroom. While the specific band is rotating, the venue hosts regional and local acts every Friday night, offering a mix of Western, Bluegrass, or Americana music perfect for swing dancing. 21+ after 6:00 PM.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. Phoenix Desert Dogs
Jan 9 – Jan 10
7:30 PM · $15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center
The Jackson Hole Moose, the local full-check Senior A hockey team, hosts the Phoenix Desert Dogs for a two-night home series. This is a correction to a previous 'McCall Mountaineers' listing; schedules confirm Phoenix as the opponent for this weekend. Games feature live music, beer/wine, and a rowdy local atmosphere. Doors open at 7:00 PM with the game starting at 7:30 PM.
Damien Gunn Band
Jan 9 – Jan 10
8:30 PM · Cover charge likely (typically $10-$25 depending on the night)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Following his weeknight performances, the Damien Gunn Band headlines the weekend at Jackson's most iconic honky-tonk. Known for 'Backroads Ballads to Boot Stompin’ Beats,' the band delivers a high-energy mix of country rock and grit. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar features a large dance floor and saddle bar stools. This event is 21+ only. Doors typically open earlier; music starts at 8:30 PM. The band performs on both Friday, January 9th and Saturday, January 10th.
Sat, Jan 10
USSA U12 Giant Slalom Races
Jan 10 – Jan 11
FreeGrand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Grand Targhee hosts over 200 alpine race athletes for an action-packed weekend of Giant Slalom racing on the Big Thunder and Palmer's Raceway courses. This is a key regional competition for young skiers. Spectator viewing is free (a lift ticket is required to ski).
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort
IFSA Junior Regional Freeride 2 Star
Jan 10 – Jan 11
Free for spectators (Lift ticket required to access on-mountain viewing)Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
The continuation and finals of the International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Junior Regional competition. Young athletes (ages 12-18) compete on natural terrain, judged on line choice, control, fluidity, technique, and style. This event is a stepping stone for the national freeride circuit. All-day events; free for spectators (lift ticket required to access on-mountain viewing).
Organized by International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA)
Saturday Morning Yoga with Erwin
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · Complimentary (Check if open to public or guests/members only)Gravity Haus Jackson Hole, 3345 Village Dr, Teton Village
Start your weekend with an energizing and rhythmic Vinyasa flow led by Erwin, one of Jackson's most popular yoga instructors. Held at the Gravity Haus in Teton Village, this class is designed to wake up the body and prepare you for a day on the mountain.
Rossignol Demo Tent Takeover
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM · Demo fees applyCasper Demo Tent, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (Mid-Mountain near Casper Restaurant)
Rossignol, one of the world's premier ski manufacturers, takes over the Casper Demo Tent for a full day of testing. Skiers can try out the latest 2026 models, including their newest all-mountain and powder skis, on the actual terrain they are designed for. Representatives will be on-site to offer technical advice, adjust bindings, and talk about ski technology. This is a 'try before you buy' opportunity located conveniently mid-mountain. Demo fees apply (typically ~$10/hour or included with specific demo packages; credit often applied to purchase).
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Raptor Explorers Family Program
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · ~$22 per personTeton Raptor Center, 5450 WY-22, Wilson, WY
Designed specifically for families with children (ages 5+), this interactive session introduces young explorers to the world of raptors. Through games, tactile activities, and meeting a live avian ambassador, kids will learn what makes a bird a raptor. It is a high-energy, educational hour perfect for sparking a child's interest in wildlife conservation.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
JH Farmers Market Winter Market Fest
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Free entryThe Lodge at Jackson Hole Conference Center, 80 Scott Ln, Jackson, WY
A special winter edition of the popular summer farmers market. This family-friendly event features local vendors selling winter produce, handmade crafts, baked goods, and prepared foods. It is a great opportunity to support local farmers and artisans while enjoying live music and a community atmosphere indoors, away from the cold.
Hosted by Teton Music School, this interactive music class is designed for young children (babies, toddlers, preschoolers) and their caregivers. The session focuses on developing a foundation for lifelong music enjoyment through singing, movement, and instrument play.
Organized by Teton Music School
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: Kayce of Jane
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village
Part of the 'Tram Dock Après Series' at the base of JHMR. This specific date features DJ Kayce of Jane, a local favorite known for curating upbeat, high-energy sets that mix house, funk, and pop remixes to keep the energy high as the lifts close. The event takes place outdoors at the base of the Aerial Tram. Drinks and food specials are available from the Tram Dock bar.
Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
A second afternoon of après-ski music with local favorites Aaron Davis & The Mystery Machine. They bring a 'dynamic blend of modern Americana, classic country grit, and high-energy mountain-town rhythm' to the Trap Bar. This is a casual, energetic environment perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes. All ages are welcome in the Trap Bar during the day.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. McCall Mountaineers
7:00 PM · $15 - $20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose (Senior A Hockey) take on the McCall Mountaineers for the second night of their weekend series. Moose games are a massive local social event, featuring full-check hockey, live music, and a rowdy crowd. Live music begins at 7:00 PM with puck drop at 7:30 PM. Beer and concessions are available.
Organized by Snow King Sports & Events Center / JH Moose Hockey
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), Jackson
Saturday night live music at one of Jackson's most iconic venues. Expect a lively atmosphere with locals and tourists alike hitting the dance floor. 21+ after 6:00 PM.
Layne Bowen (Live Music)
7:30 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Layne Bowen performs live at the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. A staple of the local music scene, Bowen plays a mix of Americana and folk tunes perfect for a relaxed evening. The venue is famous for its bar inlaid with over 2,000 uncirculated 1921 Morgan Silver Dollars. Admission is free with first-come, first-served seating.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Sun, Jan 11
Paint and Sip at Snake River Brewing
~$45 (Includes materials and instruction)Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A creative social event held at 'The Brewpub.' Participants receive step-by-step painting instruction to create a winter-themed masterpiece while enjoying Snake River Brewing's award-winning beers and food (available for purchase). Open to all skill levels. Time varies; check venue (typically afternoon/evening).
USSA U12 GS Races
9:30 AM · FreeSnow King Mountain
The second day of the Giant Slalom competition for U12 youth ski racers. A great display of local and regional young talent on the steep slopes of Snow King Mountain, the 'Town Hill.' The event runs all day, starting at approximately 9:30 AM.
Annual Free Ski, Fat Bike, & Snowshoe Day
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM · FreeTurpin Meadow Ranch, 24505 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY
The Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance hosts its annual winter celebration at the historic Turpin Meadow Ranch. This family-friendly event offers free access to the ranch's groomed Nordic trails. Attendees can enjoy free demos and rentals for classic/skate skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing (subject to availability). The day includes beginner clinics, guided tours, and a community atmosphere celebrating public lands and winter recreation. A shuttle is often organized from Jackson; check the JH Nordic website for transportation details.
Organized by Jackson Hole Nordic Alliance
Met Opera in HD: Puccini’s La Bohème
3:00 PM · $25 Adults / $5 Students/ChildrenCenter for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Grand Teton Music Festival presents a live high-definition broadcast of Puccini's timeless opera, *La Bohème*, direct from the Metropolitan Opera in New York. This screening takes place in the Center Theater. The production, by Franco Zeffirelli, is one of the most beloved in the Met's repertoire, featuring a cast of world-class singers. It offers a sophisticated cultural afternoon in the heart of Jackson, perfect for opera lovers and newcomers alike. Ticket prices are $25 for adults and $5 for students and children.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ Fin
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Keep the energy high after a day on the slopes with a live DJ set right at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. DJ Fin spins tracks for the Sunday afternoon après crowd. Grab a drink and enjoy the open-air party atmosphere.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Stagecoach Band (‘Sunday Church’)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, Wilson, WY
The world-famous Stagecoach Band has been playing this Sunday slot for over 50 years. Affectionately known as 'Church' by the locals, this is the place to be on Sunday evening. The band plays classic country and western swing, and the dance floor is filled with two-steppers and swing dancers. It is a piece of living history in Jackson Hole.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · Check venue for cover (often free or low cover on Sundays)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Keep the weekend energy going with Country DJ Steady Jake spinning classic and modern country hits. A popular night for locals and visitors who want to dance without the full live band setup. 21+ only.
Mon, Jan 12
2026 21-Day Community Mindfulness Challenge
Jan 12 – Jan 26
Free / Donation basedVarious locations & Virtual, Jackson Hole, WY
'Become Jackson Hole' hosts its annual community-wide wellness initiative. This challenge encourages locals and visitors to commit to 21 days of mindfulness practice to support mental health and resilience. Participants receive daily prompts, access to guided meditation sessions, and invitations to community gatherings. While largely individual, there are often pop-up group meditation sessions at the library or community spaces during the challenge period. It is a grounding counter-balance to the high-adrenaline winter sports lifestyle of the valley. The challenge runs daily from January 12 through February 1, 2026, with the listed period covering the first part of the event.
Organized by Become Jackson Hole
Mountain Academy Open House
9:00 AM · FreeMountain Academy of Teton Science Schools, 700 Coyote Canyon Rd, Jackson, WY
Prospective families and community members are invited to explore the Mountain Academy, an independent day school integrating academic engagement with the ecology of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. This open house provides a comprehensive look at their unique place-based education model for Pre-K through 12th-grade students. Visitors will tour the campus, meet faculty, and learn how the curriculum utilizes the local environment to foster critical thinking and creativity. It is an essential event for parents considering alternative educational options in the valley.
Organized by Teton Science Schools
Tap Into Science: Sports & Geopolitics
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) in partnership with Snake River Brewing, this monthly educational series bridges the gap between science and the community in a casual pub setting. This month's session features a presentation by Sam Ellis, a writer and host of the *Search Party* podcast. While Ellis is also speaking later that evening at the Center for the Arts, this 'Tap Into Science' event offers a more intimate, informal opportunity to hear his insights on 'Sports and Geopolitics in the 21st Century.' Attendees can enjoy award-winning local brews while engaging in a Q&A session about how major sporting events shape international relations. The event is designed to be accessible to non-scientists and fosters community discussion on critical topics. The first 20 participants often get a free beer.
Organized by Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) / Snake River Brewing
Jackson Hole Hootenanny
6:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), Downtown Jackson
An open-mic style acoustic gathering that has been a local institution for decades. Musicians ranging from local amateurs to visiting professionals take turns playing folk, country, bluegrass, and western songs. It offers a quiet, listening-room atmosphere where the focus is purely on the song and the story.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Hoot Mondays
6:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
'Hoot Mondays' is a recurring open mic and local music showcase at the Silver Dollar Bar. It features a rotating lineup of local musicians and songwriters in a casual, listening-room atmosphere. It’s a great way to experience the local talent of Jackson Hole in a historic setting. Also occurs on Monday, January 19, 2026.
A weekly community staple, Pinky G's hosts an open mic night every Monday. Located near the Town Square, this event offers a relaxed atmosphere where local musicians and visitors can perform. Enjoy their famous pizza (featured on *Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives*) while listening to local talent.
A weekly staple for locals and service industry workers. The night features late-night happy hour drink specials, bingo, trivia, and rotating themes. It is a great way to experience the local community vibe in a historic saloon setting. 21+ for the bar area.
Brainstorm Speaker Series: Sam Ellis
7:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts (Center Theater), 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Brainstorm Speaker Series, a collaboration between Teton County Library, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and The Center, presents journalist and video director Sam Ellis. Ellis is the creator of the 'Search Party' YouTube channel and will discuss 'Sports & Geopolitics in the 21st Century.' His talk explores the intersection of these two worlds, covering topics such as why nations vie to host the Olympics, how warlords use MMA to raise armies, and the geopolitical implications of global sports. The event is free and open to the public.
Organized by Teton County Library, Jackson Hole News&Guide, and The Center
The Teton Raptor Center brings its avian ambassadors to the Jackson Hole Airport to welcome travelers. This free, drop-in program allows the public (and arriving passengers) to see live birds of prey up close in the baggage claim/arrivals area. Handlers are on site to answer questions and share facts about the birds, making for a memorable welcome to Wyoming.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Après Karaoke at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free admission (Food/Drink for purchase)Tram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (Base of the Tram)
A special interactive après-ski event at the Tram Dock. As the lifts stop spinning, the venue hosts a lively karaoke session hosted by local personality Jack (known for his time at Crunchy's in East Lansing). Skiers and riders are invited to sing their hearts out while enjoying craft drinks, tasty food, and a vibrant community atmosphere at the base of the mountain.
Live Music at Mangy Moose
Jan 13 – Jan 27
4:00 PM · FreeMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
The world-famous Mangy Moose hosts free live music every single day during the winter season for the après-ski crowd. While specific bands for every daily slot aren't always listed far in advance, the venue guarantees live entertainment daily from 4-7 PM, featuring local and regional touring acts playing rock, funk, and Americana to a packed house of skiers.
Launch Event: ‘GRANITE’ Vol. 1 (Literary & Arts Journal)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Ticketed (Check Tumbleweed Creative Arts for price)Pink Garter Theatre, 50 W Broadway
A significant cultural event launching *GRANITE*, a new literary and arts journal dedicated to amplifying voices from the Teton region. Presented by Tumbleweed Creative Arts, the evening will feature readings, art displays, and celebrations of local contributors including writers, photographers, and visual artists. A rare opportunity to engage with the local 'creatives' scene in a historic venue.
Organized by Tumbleweed Creative Arts
Dart Tournaments
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · Free / Low buy-in (check at venue)Snake River Brewing, Jackson
A friendly competition for dart sharks of all skill levels. Join the community for affordable wagers and beer. Registration is typically available the day of the event.
National Theatre Live: ‘Inter Alia’
7:00 PM · $18 (Adults)Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A screening of the National Theatre's production of *Inter Alia*, filmed live in London. Starring Oscar-nominee Rosamund Pike (*Gone Girl*) as a High Court Judge forced to choose between her career and her family. Written by Suzie Miller (*Prima Facie*), this play offers a searing examination of the legal system and modern power dynamics.
Trivia Night: Drinkers and Thinkers
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Hosted by local personality Mike 'Boomer' Hansen, this is one of the most popular trivia nights in town. Teams compete in various rounds covering pop culture, history, science, and general knowledge. The winning team takes home a case of beer. It is highly recommended to arrive early to secure a table as the event fills up quickly with locals.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved Jackson Hole tradition for over 15 years, local supergroup One Ton Pig takes the stage for 'Bluegrass Tuesday.' The band blends progressive bluegrass, jam-band energy, and folk storytelling. It is a high-energy event popular with locals and tourists alike, often featuring a packed dance floor.
A weekly open mic night hosted at the legendary Virginian Saloon. Local musicians and traveling artists take the stage to perform originals and covers. Sign-ups usually begin around 7:30 PM. It offers a raw and authentic glimpse into the local music scene. 21+.
Wed, Jan 14
Elite FIS “Wild West” Ski Races (2SL & 2 GS)
Jan 14 – Jan 17
8:00 AM · Free for spectatorsSnow King Mountain Resort
High-level competitive ski racing featuring elite athletes competing in Slalom (SL) and Giant Slalom (GS) events. Spectators can watch the action from the base of Snow King Mountain, known as the "Town Hill," which offers excellent visibility of the steep race course.
Organized by Snow King Mountain
Hands on History
10:30 AM · Included with Museum Admission (Free for members/children)Jackson Hole Historical Society & Museum (175 E Broadway Ave)
An interactive educational program designed for children and families. Participants can engage with historical artifacts and stories from Jackson Hole's past in a tactile, hands-on environment. The program aims to bring local history to life through activities and storytelling suitable for young learners.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: Chuck Samples
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Not specifiedTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village
Chuck Samples returns for another mid-week après-ski set, keeping the energy high at the Tram Dock.
A recurring educational program for elementary students (Grades K-5). Participants learn about the history of the valley through hands-on activities and storytelling provided by the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum. No registration is typically required, but capacity may be limited.
A weekly Wednesday tradition featuring local bands and musicians in an intimate, speakeasy-style venue below the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery. The event runs from 4:00 PM until midnight.
Organized by Roadhouse Brewing / Jackson Hole Traveler
Alta Teen Afterschool Club
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Alta Branch), Community Room, Alta, WY
A dedicated space and time for teens (Grades 6-12) in Alta to hang out, play games, and participate in structured activities. The club provides a safe, social environment for local youth.
Nature and Nibbles: Visitor Center Open House
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeNational Elk Refuge Visitor Center, 532 N. Cache St., Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Friends of the National Elk Refuge, this open house event invites the community to learn about the new visitor center plans and meet the staff. The evening features live music, a silent auction, refuge trivia, kids' activities, and a raffle. Complimentary drinks and 'nibbles' (appetizers) are provided. It is a celebration of the refuge's conservation work and a great way to engage with the local environmental community.
Organized by Friends of the National Elk Refuge
Live Music at The Cloudveil
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil Hotel Lobby, 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
Enjoy an evening of free live music in the upscale, modern western lobby of The Cloudveil hotel on Town Square. The hotel hosts rotating local and regional musicians every Wednesday and Friday. It’s a sophisticated yet comfortable spot to enjoy a cocktail and listen to acoustic sets before heading out to dinner.
Organized by The Cloudveil Hotel
Shaken & Shucked
6:00 PM · Not specifiedSteadfire Chophouse, Teton Village
For those who take their trivia seriously, 'High Velocity Trivia' offers a fast-paced, no-nonsense competition. Hosted by Kyle Bouchet, the game features a new question every ~30 seconds, covering topics like math, science, and brutalist architecture. Teams of up to 6 people can compete. Unlike pub trivia, this event focuses purely on the game speed and knowledge, making it a thrill for true trivia buffs.
Organized by Teton County Library
Paint and Sip
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM · ~$40-$50Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A creative evening at the brewery where participants are guided step-by-step to create a painting while enjoying craft beers. The ticket price typically includes a canvas, paints, brushes, and instruction. It’s a social, relaxed environment perfect for friends or solo travelers looking to unwind and make some art.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Chris Thile Live in Concert
7:00 PM · $63 - $123Center for the Arts, Center Theater, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Grammy Award-winning mandolinist, singer, and songwriter Chris Thile performs a solo concert at the Center for the Arts. Known for his work with Nickel Creek and Punch Brothers, as well as his hosting of 'Live from Here,' Thile is a virtuoso musician who blends bluegrass, classical, rock, and jazz. This intimate performance in the Center Theater promises to be a highlight of the winter cultural calendar, showcasing his incredible technical skill and charismatic stage presence.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Bingo Wednesdays
7:00 PM · Buy-in for cardsElks Lodge #1713
A classic community bingo night hosted at the local Elks Lodge. It’s a casual, fun atmosphere often supporting local charities or lodge activities.
Trivia Night at Eleanor’s
Jan 14 – Jan 21
7:00 PM · Free to play (food/drink purchase expected)Eleanor's Bar & Grill
A popular local trivia night held weekly. Teams compete for prizes and bragging rights in a lively bar setting. Sessions occur on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 @ 7:00 PM and Wednesday, January 21, 2026 @ 7:00 PM.
A rowdy and fun local tradition, Karaoke Night at the 'Virg' is the place to be on Wednesday nights. The historic saloon, with its western decor and lively crowd, provides the perfect backdrop for belting out tunes. It attracts a mix of locals, seasonal workers, and tourists, often resulting in a high-energy party atmosphere late into the night.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
Randy Burghardt
8:30 PM · Cover charge may applyMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Authentic Rocky Mountain country music performance by cowboy Randy Burghardt. This specific Wednesday date on January 14, 2026, is an addition to his previously listed Monday/Tuesday set. Note: 21+ only.
Thu, Jan 15
Exhibition: “Teen Takeover Art Show”
Jan 15 – Jan 29
FreeCenter for the Arts, Jackson, WY
An exhibition featuring artwork created by local teens, presented in collaboration with Teton Music School and The Center. It highlights the creativity of Jackson Hole's youth.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Exhibition: “Two of a Kind?”
Jan 15 – Jan 29
10:00 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art
This exhibition invites visitors to compare pairs of artworks from the permanent collection to consider if they are truly "two of a kind." It explores themes of duality and artistic interpretation of wildlife. Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Cost is included with museum admission.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Exhibition: “Staff Picks”
Jan 15 – Jan 29
10:00 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art
A unique exhibition curated by the museum's own staff members, showcasing their favorite and often rarely seen pieces from the vault. It offers a personal look at the collection through the eyes of those who work with it daily. Open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Cost is included with museum admission.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
3rd Annual Battle of the Bears Bear Dog Eating Contest
12:00 PM · Free to watch; Entry fee may apply for competitorsBear Flats Snack Shack (Base of Sublette Chair), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A fun and gluttonous spectacle at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the 'Battle of the Bears' challenges competitors to eat as many 'Bear Dogs' (hot dogs) as possible in a set time. Held at the Bear Flats Snack Shack near the base of the Sublette Chairlift, this event offers glory, bragging rights, and a grand prize of a free pair of skis for the winners in both men's and women's categories. It is a high-energy, spectator-friendly event perfect for a midday break on the slopes.
Part of the outdoor 'Tram Dock Après Series.' DJ VALE performs an open-air set at the base of the Aerial Tram. Great for skiers coming off the mountain wanting immediate music and drinks.
Après Music: DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro), 3255 W. Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Unwind after a day of skiing with a lively après-ski set by local favorite DJ Scutty at the historic Alpenhof Lodge. Known for its authentic Bavarian atmosphere, the Alpenhof Bistro provides a cozy setting with roaring fires and a wide selection of beers and fondue. DJ Scutty brings an energetic mix of tunes to keep the vibes high from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
DJ Scutty at Alpenhof Lodge
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Deck), 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
A staple of the Teton Village après-ski scene, DJ Scutty spins an energetic mix of tunes to welcome skiers and riders off the mountain. Located at the historic Alpenhof Lodge at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, this event features a lively atmosphere with German-inspired food and drink specials. It is a recurring weekly event during the winter season.
Spirit Tasting at The Virginian Saloon
4:00 PM · Free / Cost of tasting flightThe Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
The Virginian Saloon hosts a weekly spirit tasting event on Thursdays. Guests can sample various spirits, often featuring local or regional distilleries, and learn about the distillation process and flavor profiles. (Note: Jan 8 was excluded; this is the confirmed event for Jan 15).
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Beacons and Brews
4:30 PM - 7:00 PM · Free (Food/Drink for purchase)Snake River Brewing, Jackson
A vital community safety event hosted in partnership with Teton County Search and Rescue (TCSAR). Participants can practice their avalanche beacon search skills in a relaxed, social environment on the lawn (snow permitting) or designated practice area, followed by beers inside the brewpub. The purpose is to refresh life-saving backcountry skills in the middle of winter season while fostering community camaraderie. The event often includes raffle prizes or swag from TCSAR and Snake River Brewing.
Organized by Teton County Search & Rescue / Snake River Brewing
5:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts (Art Association Gallery), 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Art Association of Jackson Hole presents the opening reception and curator's talk for 'Butterfly Effect,' an invitational exhibition curated by artist and gallerist David Klarén. Klarén invited artists from across Wyoming to create new works inspired by the concept of the 'butterfly effect'—the idea that small actions can ripple outward to cause profound changes. The exhibition features a diverse range of mediums and interpretations. The event includes a talk by the curator at 5:00 PM, offering insights into the theme and the selected works. The exhibition runs through January 30, 2026.
An opening reception for contemporary western pop artist Rudi Broschofsky. His 'Outlaw Pop' style combines iconic western imagery (cowboys, wildlife) with street art techniques like stenciling and spray paint. The artist will likely be in attendance to discuss his work. The event is part of the local gallery circuit and is open to the public.
Jackson Hole Chamber Music: Classical Café
5:30 PM · $48 (Includes a specialty cocktail/mocktail)Center for the Arts (Theater Lobby), 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
An intimate and immersive evening of chamber music designed to break down the barrier between audience and performer. 'Classical Café' features world-class musicians from the Jackson Hole Chamber Music roster performing a diverse program for winds and strings. The repertoire includes Shostakovich’s *String Quartet No. 7*, Brahms’s *Serenade No. 1*, Ravel’s *Mother Goose Suite*, and Martinů’s *Nonet*. The event is held in the Theater Lobby with a cabaret-style atmosphere, and the ticket price includes a curated cocktail or mocktail to sip while you listen.
A community event hosted by the Teton County Library specifically for adults to gather and play board games, card games, and socialize. This is a great indoor activity to escape the cold and meet new people. Check the library calendar for specific room details (usually a meeting room or the lobby area).
Organized by Teton County Library
Adult CPR/AED Course
5:30 PM · Check with CWC for tuition/feesCentral Wyoming College, Jackson Campus
A certification course offered by Central Wyoming College covering Adult CPR and AED usage. Essential for those needing certification for work or personal preparedness. Check with CWC for specific tuition and fees.
Organized by Central Wyoming College
Live Music at Town Square Tavern: Terry Dach
7:00 PM · Free admission (food/drink purchase expected)Town Square Tavern (The Tavern on the Square)
Intimate live music performance by Terry Dach in the newly restored Tavern on the Square. A great spot for a lower-key evening with locally sourced food and craft cocktails. Time is listed as TBD but likely 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM.
Live Music: Tasha and the Goodfellows
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A local favorite, Tasha and the Goodfellows perform a lively mix of folk, rock, bluegrass, and country. Fronted by Tasha Ghozali and Rob Goodfellow Sidle, the band features a rotating cast of the area's top musicians. They perform in the historic Silver Dollar Bar, known for its bar top inlaid with over 2,000 uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars. The atmosphere is casual and fun, with plenty of space for swing dancing. The performance runs from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
SkiTour Après Thrown Down: Maddy O’Neal, The Sponges & Rumpus
A major electronic music event kicking off the 'SkiTour Après Thrown Down' weekend. Headliner Maddy O'Neal (electronic/future bass) performs with support from The Sponges and Rumpus. This is a high-energy, ticketed concert separate from the standard après sets. Note: 21+ only.
Chuck Briseno
Jan 15 – Jan 16
8:30 PM · Cover charge may applyMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Chuck Briseno brings his 'Texas-style' country and storytelling to the stage for two nights. Expect a mix of original songwriting and high-energy covers. These dates on January 15 and 16, 2026, precede his Saturday show. Note: 21+ only.
Disco Night at The Stagecoach Bar
9:30 PM · Cover charge may applyStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
The legendary 'Disco Night' at the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson is a Thursday night staple. Locals flock to 'The Coach' to dance to funk and disco classics spun by a DJ. It is a high-energy, late-night community event that has been running for decades. Must be 21+.
Fri, Jan 16
Teton Village Restaurant Week (Final Day)
$49 Prix-Fixe MenusTeton Village, WY (Participating Restaurants)
The final day of the inaugural Restaurant Week celebrating Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's 60th Anniversary. Participating restaurants in Teton Village offer special three-course prix-fixe dinners for $49. Expect outdoor ice bars, live music, and culinary specials at top venues like Piste Mountain Bistro, The Spur, and others.
Organized by Teton Village Association
Fables, Feathers & Fur
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM · Free (Museum admission may apply for non-members/non-locals, but program is often included)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
A program designed for children ages 3-6. Participants engage with the museum's art collection through storytelling, looking, reading, and art-making in the galleries. All materials are provided. It is a wonderful way to introduce young children to wildlife art and the museum environment. Museum admission may apply for non-members/non-locals, but the program is often included.
Teen Art Program – Winter Craft
12:30 PM - 1:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch, Youth Wing
A creative workshop specifically for teens (Grades 6-12) to create winter-themed crafts. A free event encouraging artistic expression and social interaction for local youth.
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
DJ Scutty returns to the Tram Dock to spin tracks for the Friday afternoon après crowd. Enjoy a live DJ set at the base of the Aerial Tram after a day of skiing.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
The Turtle Poppers
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Live après-ski music featuring The Turtle Poppers, a local band known for their fun, upbeat jam-grass and rock covers. A free event at the Trap Bar & Grill at Grand Targhee Resort.
Late Nights at the King (Night Skiing & Music)
Jan 16 – Jan 17
4:00 PM · $10 Night Skiing TicketsSnow King Mountain Resort, 402 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Special extended night skiing hours until 9:00 PM on both Friday and Saturday. The event features discounted $10 lift tickets for the evening, food and alcohol specials (including $5 Roadhouse Haze King IPA), and a lively atmosphere with music. It is a popular event for families and locals to enjoy the 'Town Hill' after dark.
Friday Live Sets with David Jeremy
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Bistro, 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy classic après-ski vibes at the Alpenhof Lodge, the most authentic Bavarian-style lodge in Teton Village. Local musician David Jeremy performs live sets every Friday afternoon. Grab a stein of beer and a pretzel while listening to acoustic tunes in a cozy, European-inspired atmosphere. Also occurs on Friday, January 23, 2026.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
Jackson Hole High School Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Kelly Walsh
5:30 PM · Standard high school game admission (typically ~$5)Jackson Hole High School, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole High School Lady Broncs take on the Kelly Walsh Trojans in a home varsity basketball game. This conference matchup is a key event in the winter sports calendar. Note: The exclusion list mentions the Boys Varsity game vs. Pinedale on this date; this is the confirmed Girls Varsity matchup against Kelly Walsh occurring earlier in the evening.
Jackson Hole Community Radio (KHOL 89.1 FM) teams up with local bike shop Hoff's Bikesmith for a community 'Vinyl Night.' Attendees are encouraged to bring their own vinyl records to spin or simply enjoy the curated selection played by KHOL DJs. The event features free beer for attendees (must be 21+ to drink). A laid-back, locals-centric gathering combining music culture with bike shop vibes, offering a warm indoor escape from the snow.
Relax after a day of skiing or exploring with live music in the lobby of The Cloudveil hotel. The hotel hosts local musicians (often acoustic guitarists like Tom Georges or similar) every Wednesday and Friday evening. Guests can grab a drink and a bite from the on-site Bistro and settle in for a cozy evening of tunes in a sophisticated setting.
Jackson Hole High School Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Pinedale
7:00 PM · $5Jackson Hole High School Main Gym, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
A classic Friday night rivalry game against the Pinedale Wranglers. Expect a packed gym and high energy as the Varsity Broncs take the court for this conference matchup. General Admission typically ~$5.
Live Music: Cole Edwards Phillips
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)Silver Dollar Bar (The Showroom), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Cole Edwards Phillips performs live at the Silver Dollar Showroom inside The Wort Hotel. The Showroom is a premier downtown music venue featuring local and regional bands. Phillips will provide an evening of music perfect for dancing or enjoying a drink at the famous Silver Dollar Bar. The venue does not accept reservations for live music; it is first-come, first-served.
Sat, Jan 17
JH Roasters Coffee Pop-Up
8:00 AM - 11:00 AM · Free (Coffee for purchase/tasting)Hoback Sports, 520 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Kickstart your Saturday morning adventures with a special pop-up event featuring Jackson Hole Roasters. Located inside Hoback Sports, a premier local ski and bike shop, this event brings together the local community of outdoor enthusiasts. Attendees can sample fresh, locally roasted coffee blends while browsing the latest winter gear or getting their skis tuned. It’s a casual 'fuel-up' social designed to get you caffeinated and ready for a day on the slopes or trails.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Events
Saturday Morning Yoga with Erwin
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · FreeGravity Haus Jackson Hole, Teton Village
An energizing Vinyasa flow yoga session led by local instructor Erwin. A perfect way to warm up before hitting the slopes. Likely complimentary for members/guests; check public availability.
Organized by Gravity Haus Jackson Hole
Jackson Hole High School Girls Freshman Basketball vs. Pinedale
9:00 AM · Free / Nominal feeJackson Hole High School, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
Saturday morning basketball action featuring the future stars of the Lady Broncs program taking on Pinedale. Free / Nominal fee.
AlpinFilm 2026: Storytelling as Stewardship Writers Workshop
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · $35Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
As part of the AlpinFilm 2026 festival, the Teton Climbers' Coalition partners with Jackson Hole Writers to present a hands-on workshop titled 'Storytelling as Stewardship.' This workshop focuses on using story to inspire care and action for public lands, giving participants tools to tell their own adventure stories. It is a separate ticketed event from the film screenings. Cost is $35 for the workshop only or $15 with a Festival Pass.
Organized by Teton Climbers' Coalition and Jackson Hole Writers
Snow King Observatory Open House / Solar Viewing
Jan 17 – Jan 31
12:00 PM · Ticket required (Included with gondola/observatory access pass)Snow King Observatory, Summit of Snow King Mountain, Jackson, WY
During the day from January 17 to January 31, 2026, the Snow King Observatory opens its 1-meter research-class telescope and solar telescope for public viewing (weather permitting). Viewing sessions are held daily at 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM. Guests can engage with astronomers, learn about the sun and local sky, and enjoy panoramic views of the Teton Range from the summit. A ticket is required, which is typically included with the gondola/observatory access pass.
Organized by Snow King Mountain
Après DJ Set: DJ Capella
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Teton Village (Base of JHMR)
An outdoor DJ set to close out the ski day. DJ Capella spins tunes at the Tram Dock at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, creating a festive atmosphere for skiers coming off the mountain.
The Turtle Poppers
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Following their Friday set, The Turtle Poppers return for a Saturday afternoon session. This local favorite band is known for their 'high-altitude' bluegrass and folk-rock sound. Playing at The Trap Bar, this event is the quintessential post-ski gathering for those riding at Targhee, featuring local brews and a rowdy, boot-stomping crowd.
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort
Opening Celebration: Dreams of the Forgotten Coral Kingdom
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM · Free with Museum Admission (Check for specific event RSVP)National Museum of Wildlife Art
A special opening celebration for the new student-curated exhibition. This immersive art experience transforms the gallery into a surreal coral reef, blending reality with imagination to reveal the hidden wonders of marine life. The event celebrates the collaboration with Jackson Hole High School art students.
Après with Jimmy Denny
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge, 3255 W. Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy a classic après-ski atmosphere at the historic, Bavarian-inspired Alpenhof Lodge in Teton Village. Local musician Jimmy Denny performs live, providing the perfect soundtrack to unwind after a day on the slopes. The venue offers a cozy setting with a full bar and food menu. Admission is free.
New Year, New Mocktail Making Class
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM · $30-$50Gravity Haus Jackson Hole, Teton Village
An interactive mixology class focused on non-alcoholic beverages. Led by the Director of Food & Beverage, participants will learn to craft refreshing, complex mocktails—perfect for 'Dry January' participants or those looking for healthier après options.
Organized by Gravity Haus Jackson Hole
Alp N Rock Pop-Up Shop
Jan 17 – Jan 18
4:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Sports, Teton Village
Premium après-ski fashion brand Alp N Rock hosts a special pop-up event at Teton Village Sports. Guests can shop the latest collection of high-end henleys, sweaters, and outerwear. The event typically includes promotional giveaways (enter to win a shirt), in-store specials, and complimentary refreshments while you shop.
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeDiehl Gallery, 30 South King Street
Opening reception for a new solo exhibition by artist JenMarie Zeleznak. Her work explores themes of connection and resilience through intricate, emotive animal imagery and mixed media. The reception is a great opportunity to meet the artist and view the new collection in a social setting.
Organized by Diehl Gallery
Sol & Terra Apothecary Tea Party
5:00 PM - 6:00 PM · $25Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery, 165 E Broadway Ave
An intimate wellness workshop presented by Sol & Terra Apothecary. Participants will sip on local herbal tea blends while learning about the medicinal benefits of various herbs. The highlight of the hour is a hands-on blending session where you will skillfully craft your own personalized tea blend to take home. It's a perfect restorative activity after a day in the cold. Reservations are required due to limited space.
Organized by Sol & Terra Apothecary
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), Jackson
Weekend live music series featuring regional talent. The Silver Dollar Bar offers a classic Western bar experience with a dance floor that stays busy late into the night. 21+ after 6:00 PM.
Live Music: Cole Edward Phillips
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Cole Edward Phillips performs live at the famous Silver Dollar Bar in the Silver Dollar Showroom. Known for his engaging stage presence and blend of country and Americana, Phillips is a staple of the local music scene. Dancing is encouraged (the 'Two-Step' is a local favorite). No cover charge. Note: The bar area is 21+ after certain hours.
A major electronic music event featuring French producer CloZee, known for her 'world bass' sound that blends spiritual and tribal sounds with modern bass music. She is joined by Orenda and Bass Temple. This is a high-energy, ticketed show at Teton Village's most famous music venue. Doors open at 8:00 PM, show starts at 9:00 PM. 21+ event.
Chuck Briseno
8:00 PM · $10-$15Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Texas country artist Chuck Briseno wraps up his three-night run at the iconic Cowboy Bar. Known for his high-energy 'honky-tonk rock' style, Briseno is a rising star in the red dirt country scene. 21+ only. Showtime is listed as 8:00 PM / 8:30 PM.
Sun, Jan 18
Atomic Demo Tent Takeover
9:00 AM · Free (ID and Credit Card usually required for deposit)Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (Base Area)
The second day of the Atomic Skis demo event. Skiers can test the latest 2026 equipment from Atomic, including their newest powder and all-mountain skis, directly on the slopes of JHMR. Typically requires an ID and credit card for a deposit.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM · FreeRendezvous Lodge (Top of Bridger Gondola), Teton Village
A unique spiritual experience located at 9,095 feet. This non-denominational Christian worship service takes place every Sunday during the ski season at the Rendezvous Lodge. Attendees without a lift ticket can receive a complimentary 'sightseeing' ticket for the Bridger Gondola to attend the service (load by 9:00 AM). The service is casual and welcomes skiers and non-skiers alike, offering stunning views of the Tetons as a backdrop for worship.
Exhibition Opening: Dreams of the Forgotten Coral Kingdom
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Included with Museum Admission (Adults $18, Locals Free on First Sundays - note this is not a First Sunday)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
Opening day for the new immersive art exhibition 'Dreams of the Forgotten Coral Kingdom.' Curated by student curators from Jackson Hole High School, this exhibit transforms the gallery into an otherworldly ocean where reality blurs with imagination. The installation reveals the hidden wonders of marine life and delicate underwater ecosystems, featuring collaborative works from the high school's art, ceramics, shop, and sculpture classes. The museum is open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Sled Hockey with Teton Adaptive
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free (Registration recommended)Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Teton Adaptive Sports partners with the Jackson Hole Moose Hockey team to offer community Sled Hockey sessions. This inclusive event invites people of all abilities—with and without physical disabilities—to get on the ice and try the sport of sled hockey. Participants sit in specially designed sleds and use picks to propel themselves and handle the puck. It is a fantastic, high-energy activity that promotes accessibility in winter sports. Equipment and instruction are provided, making it a welcoming environment for beginners and families. A second session occurs on January 25, 2026 from 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: Chuck Samples
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out the weekend with an open-air DJ set at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. DJ Chuck Samples spins an energetic mix to fuel the après-ski crowd. The Tram Dock offers drinks and a prime view of skiers descending the mountain.
Salon at Riot Act, Inc.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · $20Riot Act, Inc. Studio, 240 S. Glenwood St.
A weekly creative gathering for local artists, actors, writers, and directors. 'Salon' is a supportive environment to test new material, perform scenes, or engage in acting exercises and movement expression. Whether you have a work-in-progress or just want to connect with the local arts community, this drop-in session is open to all levels of experience.
Organized by Riot Act, Inc.
Sacred Sisterhood: Women’s Circle
5:30 PM · $25-$35Sacred Athlete by Medicine Wheel Wellness, 1116 Maple Way
A monthly gathering designed as a sanctuary for women to reconnect with their bodies and inner wisdom. Guided by Allison Gerrits, this session focuses on 'Earth Energy' and the new moon in Capricorn. The evening includes guided movement, journaling, and open sharing in a judgment-free space. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal, a mug for tea, and wear comfortable clothing.
Organized by Allison Gerrits
Stagecoach Band (‘Sunday Church’)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
The world-famous Stagecoach Band has played every Sunday night for over 50 years, a tradition locals affectionately call 'Sunday Church.' Expect classic country western music, swing dancing, and a packed house of cowboys, hippies, and skiers. It is one of the most authentic cultural experiences in Jackson Hole. 21+.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Nightly live music continues at the Cowboy Bar. While the specific headliner for this mid-week slot may rotate, the venue consistently books high-energy country and western bands to keep the saddle-stools occupied and the dance floor full. 21+.
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · Cover charge may apply (usually ~$5-$10)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
A night of country dancing and music with Country DJ Steady Jake. He brings 14+ years of experience to the iconic Cowboy Bar stage, keeping the dance floor moving with classic and modern country hits.
Mon, Jan 19
Free Entrance Day: Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
FreeGrand Teton National Park & Yellowstone National Park
In honor of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, all National Park Service sites that charge an entrance fee will offer free admission to the public. This includes both Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park (accessible via the North Entrance or by over-snow vehicle from the South/West). It is an excellent opportunity for winter photography, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing without the usual entrance fee.
Organized by National Park Service
14th Annual Driggs Snowscapes: The Art of Sculpting Snow
Jan 19 – Jan 24
FreeDriggs Plaza, Driggs, ID (approx. 40-minute drive from Jackson over Teton Pass)
While technically in Teton Valley, ID, this is a major regional event for the Greater Jackson Hole area. Seven professional sculpting teams from Idaho, Wyoming, and Montana transform massive blocks of snow into intricate art installations. Sculpting happens throughout the week. The 'People's Choice' voting and awards ceremony typically take place on Saturday, Jan 24. Visitors can watch the artists at work during the week and view the finished illuminated sculptures on the weekend.
Dreams of the Forgotten Coral Kingdom
Jan 19 – Feb 2
10:00 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art
An ongoing student-curated exhibition presented by art students at Jackson Hole High School. The exhibit explores ocean ecosystems and the delicate beauty of coral reefs through various artistic mediums. The museum is open Tuesday through Sunday from 10 AM to 5 PM.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Live Music with Joe Hunt
11:30 AM - 2:00 PM · Free (Lift ticket required to access)The Deck at Trapper's (Piste Mountain Bistro), Solitude Station, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Enjoy a midday break on the slopes with live music from independent musician and songwriter Joe Hunt from St. Paul, Minnesota. Known for his humble Midwestern charm, he performs a compelling mix of well-crafted originals and thoughtful deep-track covers spanning Folk, Blues, and Alternative Rock. The venue is located at Solitude Station, the mid-station of the Sweetwater Gondola. A lift ticket is required to access the area.
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Late Nights at the King (Extended Night Skiing)
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM · ~$10 Night Skiing TicketsSnow King Mountain
A special extended night skiing event for Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and the Cowboy Coaster under the lights until 9:00 PM. The event typically features food and drink specials (like $5 beers) and a festive atmosphere on the town hill.
Virtual Film Premiere: “The Ocean’s Dream of Itself”
4:00 PM · Free (Registration may be required)Virtual Event (Hosted by Grand Teton Music Festival)
The Grand Teton Music Festival presents the virtual premiere of "The Ocean's Dream of Itself: The Making of a World Premiere." This documentary film explores the creative process behind the festival's musical endeavors. It provides an intimate look at how world-class music is composed and performed in the Tetons. Registration may be required.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Daily Après Music at Mangy Moose
Jan 19 – Feb 2
4:00 PM · FreeMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, WY
The Mangy Moose hosts free live music every afternoon on specific dates during the winter season. While specific bands rotate daily (featuring local acts like Chanman, Major Zephyr, or Aaron Davis), the 4-7 PM slot is a guaranteed high-energy après-ski party with live entertainment, food, and drinks at the base of the ski resort. Scheduled dates: Jan 19, 21, 22, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, Feb 1, 2.
Jackson Hole Art Walk
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Not specifiedVarious Galleries, Downtown Jackson
A self-guided tour of Jackson Hole's premier art galleries. Participating galleries open their doors for the evening with artist receptions, refreshments, and a chance to view new exhibitions.
Live Music with Bea Jones
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM · Not specifiedPiste Mountain Bistro, Top of Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Enjoy live music by Bea Jones with stunning views at the Piste Mountain Bistro. Requires a gondola ride (or ski access) to reach the venue.
Jackson Hole Hootenanny
6:00 PM · Free admission (food/drink available for purchase)Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved local tradition, the Jackson Hole Hootenanny ('The Hoot') takes place every Monday evening. Local musicians, from acoustic folk singers to cowboy poets, gather to perform in an open-mic style format. It offers an authentic slice of Jackson Hole culture in the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. (Note: Jan 5 and 12 were excluded; this is the confirmed show for Jan 19).
Wild and Scenic Film Festival
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeThe Virginian Lodge
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Land Trust, this film festival celebrates wild landscapes and outdoor adventure. The event features a lineup of inspiring short films. Admission is free, with a raffle supporting local conservation efforts.
Organized by Jackson Hole Land Trust
Hoot Mondays
6:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
'Hoot Mondays' is a recurring open mic and local music showcase at the Silver Dollar Bar. It features a rotating lineup of local musicians and songwriters in a casual, listening-room atmosphere. It’s a great way to experience the local talent of Jackson Hole in a historic setting.
Every Monday, The Virginian Saloon hosts Industry Night featuring late-night happy hour drink specials, bingo, trivia, and rotating themes. It is a popular gathering spot for locals and service industry workers to relax and socialize. (Note: Jan 5 and 12 were excluded; this is the confirmed event for Jan 19).
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Open Mic Night at Pinky G’s
7:00 PM · FreePinky G’s Pizzeria (Town Square)
A weekly open mic night giving local musicians and visitors a chance to perform in a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying famous pizza.
Organized by Pinky G’s
Ember Hours at The Virginian
Jan 19 – Feb 2
7:00 PM · Free entry (food/drink for purchase).The Virginian Lodge Courtyard, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A daily community gathering around the fire pits in the Virginian Lodge courtyard. 'Ember Hours' features s'mores, warm drinks, and a relaxed après-ski atmosphere. It is a family-friendly alternative to the late-night bar scene, offering a cozy place to unwind after a day on the slopes. Entry is free, with food and drinks available for purchase.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Kick off the week with live country music in Jackson's most famous honky-tonk. 21+.
Rhett Haney (Live Music)
Jan 19 – Jan 23
8:30 PM · Cover charge may applyMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar
Rhett Haney, a staple of the Denver music scene for over 20 years, takes the stage for a multi-night run. Expect a high-energy country and rock performance perfect for swing dancing. Performances are scheduled for January 19, 20, 21, and 23, all starting at 8:30 PM.
Tue, Jan 20
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.
Presented by the Teton Raptor Center, this unique program allows travelers and visitors to meet live birds of prey (raptors) right in the baggage claim area. It is an educational experience designed to introduce people to the local wildlife immediately upon arrival.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
ALTA: Vibrant Introduction to the Art of Colored Pencils
A fun and engaging introductory workshop led by local artist and educator Melinda Linn. Participants will learn techniques to unlock the full potential of colored pencils. This event is open to all ages but requires registration due to limited space.
Organized by Teton County Library
Mountain Academy Jackson Campus Open House
1:00 PM · FreeMountain Academy of Teton Science Schools, 700 Coyote Canyon Rd, Jackson, WY
An opportunity for prospective families and community members to tour the Jackson Campus of the Mountain Academy. The event provides insight into their place-based education model, curriculum, and facilities. Staff and faculty are available to answer questions about the independent school's programs for Pre-K through 12th grade. The event is free.
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: VaMoose
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by VaMoose.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Après Karaoke at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A lively après-ski event held at the Tram Dock at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Skiers and riders can unwind after a day on the slopes by singing their favorite tunes. The event features a high-energy atmosphere with food and drink specials available from the Tram Dock. It is part of the resort's regular Tuesday afternoon entertainment lineup during the winter season.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Ruff Readers in ALTA
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Alta Branch), Community Room, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
Elementary-aged children (K-5th grade) are invited to the Alta Branch library to read aloud to therapy dogs from Teton County Pet Partners. This program helps build reading confidence in a relaxed, non-judgmental environment. Sessions are typically short (15-20 minutes) and are available on a drop-in basis.
Similar to the Alta event, the Jackson Branch hosts 'Ruff Readers' for kids in grades K-5. Children can practice their reading skills by reading to a trained therapy dog. Registration is requested but drop-ins are welcomed if space permits.
Organized by Teton County Library
Dart Tournaments
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · Free / Low buy-inSnake River Brewing, Jackson
Weekly dart tournament for all skill levels.
Trivia Night: Drinkers and Thinkers
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing, Jackson
Weekly trivia night hosted by Mike "Boomer" Hansen. Test your knowledge on various topics and compete for a case of beer.
Hosted by the Teton County Library and MC Jeff Moran, the Cabin Fever Story Slam invites community members to tell a true, 5-minute story on the theme 'Cool' without notes. Participants can throw their name in a hat for a chance to be selected as one of the 10 storytellers. Storytellers earn a custom NOSO patch and a chance to win prizes. This event is for ages 21+ as it is held at The Virginian Lodge. It is a popular community event fostering connection and creativity during the winter months.
Organized by Teton County Library
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Not specifiedSilver Dollar Bar, The Wort Hotel
A beloved Jackson Hole tradition. Local bluegrass band One Ton Pig plays a high-energy set perfect for swing dancing. This event packs the Silver Dollar Bar every week. 21+ after a certain hour.
Open Mic Sessions
8:00 PM · Not specifiedThe Virginian Saloon
A weekly open mic night welcoming local talent and visitors to perform on stage at the historic Virginian Saloon.
Wed, Jan 21
Teton Valley Skijoring
Jan 21 – Jan 22
Driggs, ID (Over Teton Pass)
Horse and skier racing competition.
Library Baby Time
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch
Interactive early literacy program for children ages 0-18 months and their caregivers. Baby Time focuses on bonding through songs and rhymes.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Included with Museum Admission (Free for children 5 and under)Jackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
An interactive educational program designed for children (Pre-K to 2nd Grade) and families. Participants engage with historical artifacts and stories relevant to the Jackson Hole area in a hands-on learning environment. This recurring weekly event allows young learners to touch and explore history directly, fostering a connection to the local heritage. Cost is included with general museum admission and is free for children 5 and under.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Hot Pocket
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Hot Pocket.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Afterschool with Jackson Hole History Museum
3:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch)
An educational afterschool program for elementary-aged children, hosted in partnership with the Jackson Hole History Museum. Kids engage in history-themed activities and crafts.
Mid-week live music sessions in a laid-back brewery atmosphere.
Alta Teen Afterschool Club
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Alta Branch), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A dedicated afterschool hangout for tweens and teens (grades 6-12) in Alta. The club offers a space to relax, work on homework, or participate in organized activities. Specific themes vary, but it is a consistent weekly gathering for local youth.
Organized by Teton County Library
Shaken & Shucked
6:00 PM · Cost of food/drinkSteadfire Chophouse, Teton Village
A weekly culinary event featuring fresh oysters and specialty cocktails. It’s a popular mid-week après-ski or dinner option in Teton Village.
Live Music at The Cloudveil
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil Hotel (Lobby/Bistro), Town Square
Enjoy an intimate live music set in the upscale lobby of The Cloudveil. Perfect for a relaxed après-ski evening with cocktails and conversation.
Ditching Perfectionism, Stepping Into Power (Womentum)
6:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Community School, 1715 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
A workshop presented by Womentum focused on leadership and personal growth. The session explores overcoming perfectionism to embrace personal power, designed for women in the community looking to enhance their leadership skills and resilience. Registration is typically required.
Organized by Womentum
Paint n Sip
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM · $45Snake River Brewing, Jackson
A night of brews, grub, and painting instruction. All experience levels are welcome for this fun, relaxing community event. Ticket price typically includes canvas, paints, instruction, and appetizers.
Climbing Fitness Class
6:30 PM · Check with venueMedicine Wheel Wellness, 120 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY
"Sacred Athlete" by Medicine Wheel Wellness offers a fitness class specifically designed for climbers. The session focuses on strength, flexibility, and injury prevention relevant to rock climbing and bouldering. Check with the venue for cost.
Organized by Medicine Wheel Wellness
International Fly Fishing Film Festival (IF4)
7:00 PM · $28.00Center for the Arts, Center Theater
The world’s leading fly-fishing film event, showcasing a curated collection of short films produced by professional filmmakers from around the globe. The festival captures the passion, lifestyle, and culture of fly fishing. Hosted by Jackson Hole One Fly and Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited.
Organized by Jackson Hole One Fly and Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited
Bingo Wednesdays
7:00 PM · Not specifiedElks Lodge #1713
A community bingo night open to the public. A fun, low-stakes evening often supporting local charities or the lodge.
Karaoke Night
8:00 PM · Not specifiedThe Virginian Saloon
Weekly karaoke night at the Virginian, offering a lively atmosphere for locals and tourists to sing their hearts out.
Thu, Jan 22
Alta Baby Time
10:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Alta Branch
Interactive early literacy program for children ages 0-18 months and their caregivers at the Alta Branch. Baby Time focuses on bonding through songs and rhymes.
The Spread the Love Commission and TaskForce for the Unhoused are hosting a community collection and outreach event. They are accepting donations of new or gently used winter clothing (coats, boots, gloves) and survival gear (sleeping bags, tents) to aid unhoused and vulnerable community members. The event also serves as a distribution point for those in need of supplies. Donations are welcome.
Organized by Spread the Love Commission and TaskForce for the Unhoused
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Strumbucket
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Strumbucket.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
DJ Scutty at Alpenhof Lodge
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free entryAlpenhof Lodge, 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
A staple of the Teton Village après-ski scene, local favorite DJ Scutty spins an energetic set at the historic Alpenhof Lodge. Known for its Bavarian charm, the Alpenhof provides a cozy yet lively backdrop for post-ski relaxation. Guests can enjoy the lodge's famous fondue and a wide selection of beers and cocktails while listening to the music.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
Wyoming Stargazing: Free Public Stargazing
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeStilson Lot (Village Road Transit Center), Wilson
Astronomy educators set up large aperture telescopes to show you planets, stars, and galaxies. Dress warmly! The event is weather-dependent (clear skies required). A $10 donation is recommended.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Film Screening: “Guardians of Yellowstone”
7:00 PM · $13Center for the Arts
A special screening of the documentary "Guardians of Yellowstone: The Yellowstone Cougar Project," produced by the fStop Foundation and Yellowstone Forever. The film reveals the hidden world of Yellowstone's cougars. The event includes a pre-film reception at 6:00 PM and a panel discussion with Yellowstone's Senior Wildlife Biologist Dan Stahler, PhD, and the filmmakers.
Organized by fStop Foundation, Yellowstone Forever
Jackbox Game Night
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing, Jackson
An easy, hilarious game night featuring the popular digital party games from Jackbox. Grab a brew and join in using your phone as the controller.
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Learn the basics of western swing dancing in a fun, social environment before the main music act starts. (Note: Check if this is affected by the ticketed ERNEST concert; usually held on standard Thursdays, but ticketed events may preempt).
Live Music: Jacob Glath
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free (Food/Drink purchase recommended)The Tavern on the Square (Town Square Tavern), Jackson, WY
Live acoustic performance by Jacob Glath at The Tavern on the Square. Glath brings a mix of folk, country, and acoustic rock to this intimate dining space. The Tavern, a historic establishment recently restored, offers a relaxed atmosphere for dinner and drinks accompanied by local musical talent. Entry is free, though food and drink purchases are recommended.
Organized by The Tavern on the Square
ERNEST Live in Concert
8:00 PM · $75 (General Admission), $275+ (Reserved Tables)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, Town Square
Nashville hitmaker ERNEST headlines the Cowboy Bar. Known for his "Flower Shops" hits and writing chart-toppers for Morgan Wallen and Jelly Roll, ERNEST brings his "Live From the South Tour" to Jackson. This is a major ticketed event and is expected to sell out. Doors open at 6:30 PM. 21+ only.
ERNEST: Live From the South Tour
8:00 PM · $75 - $375Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
A major headline concert featuring Nashville hitmaker ERNEST. Known for his 'flower shop country' style and writing hits for Morgan Wallen and Jelly Roll, ERNEST brings his *Live From the South Tour* to the iconic Cowboy Bar. Opening act is Chandler Walters. Doors open at 6:30 PM, show starts at 8:00 PM. This is a high-energy, ticketed event separate from the venue's standard bar music. 21+ only.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar / Antlers Arch
Live From The Virg: Acoustic Sessions
9:00 PM · Free (No Cover)The Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
The weekly Thursday night 'Live From The Virg' acoustic series at the legendary Virginian Saloon. This intimate session features local and regional Americana, Western, and folk artists performing in a stripped-down, relaxed setting. It offers a more laid-back atmosphere compared to weekend shows, perfect for enjoying a cocktail and authentic Wyoming music. Typically a 21+ age restriction applies for the bar area.
Disco Night
9:30 PM · Cover charge (usually $10-$20)Stagecoach Bar, Wilson
The legendary Thursday night tradition in Wilson. DJ-led disco music, funk, and soul that packs the dance floor. A "must-do" local experience.
Fri, Jan 23
Black Crows Ski Sauvage & Demo
Jan 23 – Jan 24
9:00 AM · Free (Lift ticket required for skiing)Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Grand Targhee Resort hosts the 'Ski Sauvage' tour by the iconic Chamonix-based ski brand, Black Crows. This is a free demo event where skiers can test the latest 2025/2026 ski collection. The event is hosted by Black Crows athletes and ambassadors who provide insights into the gear and share the 'ski sauvage' culture. Participants must bring their own boots and a valid ID/credit card for the demo deposit. A lift ticket is required for skiing.
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library, Alta Branch
Interactive early literacy program for children and caregivers at the Alta Branch. Story Time includes books, music, and crafts for toddlers and preschoolers.
Organized by Teton County Library
Daytime Beginning Throwing (Ceramics Class)
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $40-$50Art Association of Jackson Hole, Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Part of a 5-week course (running Jan 9 - Feb 6) focusing on wheel-throwing techniques for beginners. Students learn wedging, centering, throwing, and trimming to create forms on the potter's wheel. While it is a course, drop-ins or late registrations are sometimes permitted if space allows, or it serves as a specific activity for those already enrolled or looking to observe the studio culture.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Après DJ Set: DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Teton Village (Base of the Aerial Tram)
Keep the energy high after the lifts close with a live DJ set right on the snow at the Tram Dock. DJ Scutty, a local favorite known for his high-energy mixes, will be spinning tunes to fuel the après-ski party. Grab a drink from the nearby RPK3 or Mangy Moose and enjoy the open-air vibes.
Lost Canyons (Live Music)
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Après-ski live music at The Trap Bar & Grill featuring the high-energy band Lost Canyons. Perfect for unwinding after a day on the slopes at Grand Targhee Resort. The Trap Bar is a staple of local ski culture, offering local beers and bar fare. The show is open to all ages, though the bar area itself is age-restricted.
Friday Live Sets with David Jeremy
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Bistro, 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy classic après-ski vibes at the Alpenhof Lodge, the most authentic Bavarian-style lodge in Teton Village. Local musician David Jeremy performs live sets every Friday afternoon. Grab a stein of beer and a pretzel while listening to acoustic tunes in a cozy, European-inspired atmosphere.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
Meet Your Olympian: Shop, Sip & Send Off Anna Gibson
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Sports (TVS), Teton Village
Join the community in giving a proper Jackson Hole send-off to local athlete Anna Gibson as she heads to the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milano-Cortina. Gibson, a Teton Village native who grew up skiing these very slopes, has qualified for the US Ski Mountaineering (Skimo) team. The event will feature poster signings, photo opportunities, and a chance to hear about her journey from local hill climber to Olympian. Complimentary beverages (beer and non-alcoholic options) are typically provided by sponsors like Best Day Brewing.
Alpenhof Lodge Live Music Series
Jan 23 – Feb 6
4:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Bar), Teton Village, WY
A staple of Teton Village après-ski culture, the Alpenhof hosts local musicians (often folk, accordion, or acoustic rock) in a Bavarian-style setting. It’s a perfect stop for a post-ski beer and bratwurst. Series runs on specific dates from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Local teens (grades 6-12) are invited to join the Teen Advisory Board to help shape the library's future. Participants can earn volunteer hours while helping to design library spaces and plan programming specifically for their age group. It's a great way for youth to get involved in the community and have their voices heard.
Organized by Teton County Library
Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar
6:00 PM · Ticket prices vary (Check Box Office)Center for the Arts
A 'Discovery! Series' performance presented by the Jackson Hole Travel & Tourism Board. Mariachi Garibaldi de Jaime Cuéllar is a world-renowned ensemble led by Jimmy Cuéllar. They are known for their dynamic musicianship and lively performances that celebrate the rich tradition of Mexican mariachi music.
Relax in the lobby of The Cloudveil hotel for their recurring Music Series. Local acoustic guitarist and musician Tom Georges performs a set of folk and acoustic tunes. Guests can grab a drink and a bite from the on-site Bistro while enjoying the music in a comfortable, upscale setting.
Organized by The Cloudveil
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. Park City Pioneers
7:00 PM · $15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E. Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose, a Senior A hockey team and non-profit organization, take on the Park City Pioneers in a full-check, high-energy game. Moose games are a beloved local tradition featuring fast-paced action, big hits, and a lively crowd. The game is held at the Snow King Sports & Events Center. Doors typically open early for music and concessions (beer, wine, and food available). This is a family-friendly event, though the atmosphere can get rowdy and exciting.
Dangling Chains (Live Music)
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Silver Dollar Showroom hosts 'Dangling Chains,' a local band known for their Americana and bluegrass sounds. Enjoy the historic atmosphere of the Wort Hotel while listening to authentic Wyoming music. The music starts at 7:30 PM and goes until 11:00 PM. No cover charge, and the dance floor is open for swing dancing and two-stepping.
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar (Showroom Sessions)
7:30 PM · Free admission (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The historic Silver Dollar Bar hosts live music every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. While specific bands for these dates are often local rotators like The Deadlocks or similar regional acts, the venue guarantees a lively atmosphere with Western swing, bluegrass, or country music. The music typically runs until 11:00 PM. No cover charge.
Friday nights at The Virginian Saloon feature full bands and a lively dance floor, drawing a crowd of locals and tourists. Expect a rotating mix of country, rock, and western swing from regional touring acts or popular local bands. This slot consistently offers high-energy live entertainment to kick off the weekend. 21+ only.
A large organized ski trip by the Atlanta Ski and Snowboard Club. While the trip itself is for members, their presence in town often means busier bars and potential 'takeover' events at venues like the Cowboy Bar or 49'er Inn. This is a notable 'tourism event' driving local activity during this week. A membership/trip package is required to participate directly.
Organized by Atlanta Ski and Snowboard Club
Saturday Morning Yoga with Erwin
9:00 AM · FreeGravity Haus Jackson Hole, 3345 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Start your weekend with an energizing and rhythmic Vinyasa flow led by Erwin, one of Jackson’s most popular yoga instructors. This recurring Saturday morning class is held at Gravity Haus in Teton Village. It is open to the public and complimentary, offering a perfect way to stretch out before hitting the slopes.
Organized by Gravity Haus
Volkl Takeover (Demo Days)
Jan 24 – Jan 25
9:00 AM · Free (lift ticket required)Casper Demo Tent, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Test the latest skis from Volkl for free (lift ticket required).
Special Olympics Wyoming Winter Games
Jan 24 – Jan 26
9:00 AM · Free to spectateJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Alpine Skiing) and Teton Pines (Cross Country Skiing)
The annual state winter games for Special Olympics Wyoming. Athletes from across the state compete in alpine skiing, snowboarding, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing. Activities include opening ceremonies, daily competitions (typically running 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM), and awards presentations. Spectators are encouraged to cheer on the athletes.
Organized by Special Olympics Wyoming
Raptor Discovery: Masters of the Sky
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · $20-$25Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A one-hour educational program designed for all ages to explore the characteristics, behaviors, and vital ecosystem roles of raptors. The session includes an up-close look at the center's avian ambassadors (live birds of prey). It is a fantastic opportunity for families and nature enthusiasts to learn about the birds that call Jackson Hole home.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Slow Food in the Tetons Winter People’s Market
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Free entryTeton County Fairgrounds Building, 350 W Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Winter People's Market is a community gathering connecting local producers and consumers. The market features winter produce, locally raised meats, dairy, eggs, baked goods, and handcrafted items from regional artisans. It also includes live music and prepared food, making it a fun afternoon activity for families and foodies.
Organized by Slow Food in the Tetons
Music Together® Pop Up!
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Youth Auditorium)
Teton Music School joins the library for a free pop-up music class for young children (babies, toddlers, preschoolers) and their caregivers. The class focuses on developing a foundation for lifelong music enjoyment through singing, dancing, and instrument play, fostering self-confidence and socialization skills in a fun, group setting.
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Cache Funk
1:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Cache Funk.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Après with Jimmy Denny
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Bistro, 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Jimmy Denny provides the soundtrack for your Saturday après-ski at the Alpenhof. Expect acoustic favorites and a lively crowd at this Teton Village staple.
Organized by Alpenhof Lodge
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: Kayce of Jane
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock (Base of the Aerial Tram), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out your ski day with an outdoor DJ set by Kayce of Jane at the Tram Dock. Located right at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram, this open-air party features high-energy beats, drinks, and a vibrant crowd of skiers and riders.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Introduction to Acting Workshop
3:30 PM · TicketedRiot Act, Inc. Studio (inside Center for the Arts), 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A hands-on acting class presented by Jackson's alternative theater company, Riot Act, Inc. This workshop is designed for beginners or those looking to refresh their skills, covering the fundamentals of stage performance in a supportive studio environment.
A special culinary event featuring a curated menu paired with Angel's Envy whiskeys. This dining experience is designed for food and whiskey enthusiasts looking for an upscale evening at the resort. The exact time is to be determined but is expected to be in the evening. Reservations are required and it is a ticketed event.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. Park City Pioneers
7:00 PM · ~$15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose, a Senior A hockey team, take on their rivals, the Park City Pioneers, for the second night of their weekend series. Moose games are a beloved local tradition known for their rowdy atmosphere, full-check hockey, and community spirit. Beer, wine, and food concessions are available. The arena is located at the base of Snow King Mountain.
Organized by Snow King Sports & Events Center
Jackson 6 (Live Music)
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Jackson 6 brings their musical talents to the Silver Dollar Bar stage. This local ensemble is known for a diverse repertoire that often includes jazz, funk, and rock influences, providing a lively backdrop for a Saturday night in downtown Jackson. The show runs from 7:30 PM to 11:00 PM.
Rhett Haney (Live Music)
8:30 PM · Cover charge may applyMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Rhett Haney continues his run at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with a Saturday night performance. Expect a rowdy and fun crowd for this weekend show. Haney's setlist typically includes country favorites and original songs perfect for dancing. 21+ only.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk features live country and western music six nights a week. Expect high-energy bands suitable for swing dancing. The venue is 21+ after certain hours. Cover charge varies.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Sun, Jan 25
USASA Slopestyle & Rail Jam
Spectating is free; Registration fees for competitors.Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
The final day of the United States of America Snowboard and Freeski Association (USASA) regional competition series. This day typically features the remaining heats or finals for the Slopestyle and Rail Jam disciplines. It showcases top regional amateur talent competing for points to qualify for nationals. Spectators can watch from the base of the terrain park. Spectating is free; registration fees apply for competitors.
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM · Free (Gondola ride is complimentary for attendees from 9:00-9:30 AM).Rendezvous Lodge (Top of Bridger Gondola), Teton Village, WY
A non-denominational Christian worship service held at the top of the Bridger Gondola. Attendees can board the gondola for free between 9:00 AM and 9:30 AM. The service offers stunning views of the valley and a unique spiritual experience on the mountain. Ski equipment is allowed, so participants can ski down immediately after the service. The event is free.
Sled Hockey with Teton Adaptive
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free (Registration recommended)Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Teton Adaptive Sports partners with the Jackson Hole Moose Hockey team to offer community Sled Hockey sessions. This inclusive event invites people of all abilities—with and without physical disabilities—to get on the ice and try the sport of sled hockey. Participants sit in specially designed sleds and use picks to propel themselves and handle the puck. It is a fantastic, high-energy activity that promotes accessibility in winter sports. Equipment and instruction are provided, making it a welcoming environment for beginners and families. This is the second session; the first was on January 18.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Major Zephyr
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Major Zephyr.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock: DJ Will G
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out your ski day with an open-air DJ set at the base of the Aerial Tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. DJ Will G, a talented DJ and musician originally from North Carolina, spins an eclectic mix of genres bridging past and present hits. The Tram Dock offers a vibrant après-ski atmosphere with food, drinks, and dancing in your ski boots.
Stagecoach Band (‘Sunday Church’)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free (Cover may apply on busy nights, usually free)The Stagecoach Bar, Wilson, WY
A legendary local tradition known as 'Sunday Church.' The Stagecoach Band has been playing this Sunday night slot for over 50 years. Expect classic country and western swing music that fills the dance floor with locals and visitors alike. It is one of the most authentic 'old west' experiences in the valley.
A monthly community gathering and discussion series held on the 4th Sunday of the month. 'CAMPFIRE' events are designed to foster connection and conversation among locals and visitors. This month's theme, 'Are we wise?', invites participants to engage in meaningful dialogue in the rustic and welcoming setting of the legendary Virginian Saloon.
Organized by CAMPFIRE
The Infamous Stringdusters
7:00 PM · $53 - $83Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The GRAMMY® Award-winning progressive bluegrass quintet, The Infamous Stringdusters, returns to Jackson Hole for a headline performance. Known for their virtuosic musicianship and genre-bending style that fuses traditional bluegrass with jam-band improvisation, they are one of the most celebrated acts in the modern Americana scene. The band—featuring Andy Falco (guitar), Chris Pandolfi (banjo), Andy Hall (dobro), Jeremy Garrett (fiddle), and Travis Book (double bass)—will perform tracks from their extensive catalog, including their new compilation *Songs from the River*. This is a major concert event for the valley and is expected to sell out.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · Cover charge may apply.Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
A special Sunday night set featuring Country DJ Steady Jake. Expect a mix of classic and modern country hits designed to keep the dance floor moving, offering a different vibe from typical live bands with a focus on line dancing and crowd favorites. This is a 21+ event. A cover charge may apply.
Mon, Jan 26
“Pirate Ship Mural” Public Art Opportunity
Jan 26 – Feb 13
Free to apply240 S Glenwood, Jackson, WY (Proposal Submission)
Jackson Hole Public Art is accepting proposals for a large-scale mural with a 'Pirate Ship' theme that creatively merges pirate lore with the character of Jackson Hole. This is a call for artists active during this period, with the deadline for proposals approaching in mid-February. This is an ongoing opportunity to apply, not a public viewing event.
Organized by Jackson Hole Public Art
Spring Break Camp Lottery Registration Opens
10:00 AM · Varies by campOnline (Jackson Hole History Museum)
Registration opens for the Jackson Hole History Museum's popular Spring Break Camps. While not a physical event to attend on this day, it is a critical 'action item' event for local families and visitors planning extended stays, as these camps fill up immediately via a lottery system. Camp costs vary.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Duplicate Bridge
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $5 per playerSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A three-hour session of ACBL (American Contract Bridge League) duplicate bridge. This is a competitive but friendly environment for bridge players. Some experience is required. Players can come with a partner or email [email protected] to find one. A second session occurs on Thursday, January 29, 2026 from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Brock Gleeson
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Brock Gleeson.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Teton Valley Chance Meetings: Courageous Communication for Resilient Leaders
5:00 PM · Free (Registration recommended)Lula Wine Bar & Bistro, Driggs, ID (Accessible from Jackson via Teton Pass)
Silicon Couloir presents 'Chance Meetings,' a monthly networking event for entrepreneurs and professionals. This session features a talk on 'Courageous Communication for Resilient Leaders,' focusing on leadership skills and business resilience. It is an excellent opportunity for professional networking within the greater Teton regional community. Registration is recommended.
Organized by Silicon Couloir
Foreign Policy: America and the World
6:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch (Ordway Auditorium)
Part of the library's 'Great Decisions' or Foreign Policy discussion series. This session, titled 'Trump 2.0 Foreign Policy,' explores the potential shifts in U.S. foreign policy, focusing on the 'America First' approach and its implications for global alliances, isolationism, and international influence. A scholarly and community-focused discussion group.
Jackson Hole Hootenanny
6:00 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel)
An iconic open-mic style acoustic gathering that has been a staple of Jackson Hole culture for decades. Musicians from near and far gather to play folk, country, bluegrass, and western songs in a listening-room atmosphere. It offers a unique opportunity to hear raw, authentic local talent and storytelling.
Hoot Mondays (Open Mic)
6:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved local tradition, 'Hoot Mondays' is an open mic night hosted by legendary local musicians (often featuring members of the vibrant Jackson music scene). It offers a mix of folk, country, and acoustic performances in the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. It is a casual, high-energy evening perfect for hearing local talent.
A weekly community event where local musicians and visitors can sign up to perform. Located in a popular pizzeria near Town Square, it offers a casual, supportive vibe with food and drink specials. A great spot to see the 'local' side of Jackson's music scene.
A weekly gathering dedicated to Jackson Hole's local workforce and service industry professionals. The 'Virg' offers discounted drink specials and a community atmosphere for locals to unwind after the weekend rush. While focused on industry workers, the event is open to the public and often features impromptu entertainment or playlist curation by local favorites.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk features live country and western music six nights a week. Expect high-energy bands suitable for swing dancing. The venue is 21+ after certain hours. Cover charge varies.
The Teton Raptor Center brings live birds of prey (such as owls, hawks, or eagles) and their handlers to the Jackson Hole Airport baggage claim area. This educational program offers travelers and visitors a unique opportunity to learn about local raptors and conservation efforts up close. Admission is free.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Après Karaoke at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
The weekly Tuesday après-ski karaoke session returns to the Tram Dock. A perfect opportunity for groups and solo singers to take the mic and entertain the après crowd at the base of the mountain.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Perinatal Mental Wellness Group
4:00 PM · Free690 S HWY 89 Suite 201, Jackson, WY
A recurring support group meeting every two weeks, designed for expecting and new parents. It provides a safe, confidential space to discuss the mental and emotional challenges of pregnancy and postpartum life, facilitated by professionals or peer support leaders.
Pizza for a Purpose
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Cost of food/drinkHand Fire Pizza, 120 N Cache St, Jackson, WY (Inside the historic Teton Theater)
Every Tuesday, Hand Fire Pizza partners with a local non-profit organization. A portion of all sales (dine-in and takeout) from the evening is donated directly to the featured charity. It’s a great way to enjoy wood-fired pizza while supporting the Jackson Hole community. The cost is the price of food and drink.
“The Librarians”: Film Screening & Panel Discussion
6:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts, Center Theater, Jackson, WY
A special community screening of the documentary 'The Librarians,' which explores the current wave of book banning and the librarians fighting for intellectual freedom. The screening is followed by a panel discussion featuring local experts and community members. Presented in collaboration with Teton County Library Foundation & Friends, Teton County Library, Better Wyoming, and the Jackson Hole International Film Festival. Free admission, but a ticket reservation is required.
Organized by Teton County Library Foundation & Friends, Teton County Library, Better Wyoming, Jackson Hole International Film Festival
Dart Tournaments
6:30 PM · Small entry fee (typically ~$5-10)Snake River Brewing
A weekly community dart tournament held at the brewery. It welcomes players of all skill levels for a friendly competitive evening. A great way to meet locals and enjoy award-winning local craft beer.
Trivia Night: Drinkers and Thinkers
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing (The Brewpub)
A popular weekly trivia night at Wyoming's oldest brewery. Teams compete for prizes (often beer or merch) in a lively beer hall setting. The questions cover a wide range of topics, and the event often fills up, so arriving early to grab a table is recommended.
Presented by the Wyoming Wildlife Federation, this monthly educational series features professionals from diverse conservation backgrounds discussing their work. Held at the Roadhouse Brewing Pub on the Town Square, attendees can enjoy local craft beers while engaging in Q&A sessions about local wildlife and conservation efforts. Seating is often limited to around 30 people, so arriving early or RSVPing is encouraged.
Organized by Wyoming Wildlife Federation
Trivia Night at Snake River Brewing
Jan 27 – Feb 3
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A popular weekly community event where locals gather to test their knowledge. Teams compete for prizes (usually brewery swag or gift cards) in a lively atmosphere at 'The Brewpub.' Arrive early to grab a table.
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel)
A 15+ year tradition in Jackson Hole. Local supergroup One Ton Pig plays a high-energy set of bluegrass and Americana that packs the Silver Dollar Bar. It is a favorite night for locals to swing dance and socialize. The atmosphere is rowdy, fun, and quintessentially Wyoming.
Open Mic Sessions at The Virginian Saloon
8:00 PM · FreeThe Virginian Saloon
Hosted in one of Jackson's most historic and 'divey' saloons, this open mic night attracts a mix of seasoned locals and brave visitors. It's a late-night event with a gritty, authentic western bar feel, perfect for those looking to perform or enjoy uncurated live entertainment.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk features live country and western music six nights a week. Expect high-energy bands suitable for swing dancing. The venue is 21+ after certain hours. Cover charge varies.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Wed, Jan 28
Butterfly Effect Exhibition (Closing Days)
Jan 28 – Jan 30
10:00 AM · FreeArt Association of Jackson Hole Gallery, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Last chance to see the Butterfly Effect exhibition, curated by David Klarén. The exhibit features works by Wyoming artists interpreting the concept of the 'butterfly effect'—how small actions can ripple into profound change.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Included with Museum AdmissionJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
The weekly interactive history program for young children returns, offering another chance for families to explore the museum's collection through tactile learning and storytelling. Cost is included with general museum admission.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Whiskey & Wine Wednesday
11:00 AM - 11:59 PM · Free entry (Drink specials available)Silver Dollar Bar & Grill (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A weekly recurring event at the historic Silver Dollar Bar. Guests can enjoy half-off pricing on three featured rotating whiskeys and wines by the glass from 11:00 AM until closing. It is a popular mid-week social event for locals and visitors to sample premium spirits in a classic Western setting. This event also occurs on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Hot Pocket
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Hot Pocket.
Weekly Wednesday live music sessions at The Melvin Dojo, a hidden gem located below the Roadhouse Pub on Town Square. The venue offers a unique, intimate vibe with a selection of Melvin beers and Thai-inspired bar bites.
Raptors at The Cloudveil
4:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil, 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
The Teton Raptor Center brings live birds of prey to the lobby of The Cloudveil. This is an educational "meet and greet" where naturalists share information about the birds' biology, habitat, and conservation. Great for families and wildlife enthusiasts.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Foreign Policy Discussion: America and the World (Alta Branch)
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library - Alta Branch, Alta, WY
Following the Monday session in Jackson, the Alta Branch hosts its own discussion group for the 'Great Decisions' Foreign Policy series. This week's topic is 'Trump 2.0 Foreign Policy,' exploring the risks of isolationism and diminished US influence. Participants are encouraged to read the briefing material beforehand to contribute to the civil discourse.
Relax in the lobby of The Cloudveil hotel for their recurring Music Series. Local acoustic guitarist and musician Tom Georges performs a set of folk and acoustic tunes. Guests can grab a drink and a bite from the on-site Bistro while enjoying the music in a comfortable, upscale setting.
Organized by The Cloudveil
Shaken & Shucked
6:00 PM · Varies by menuSteadfire Chophouse, Teton Village, WY
A weekly recurring event at Steadfire Chophouse featuring oyster specials ("shucked") and cocktail specials ("shaken"). A great mid-week culinary event in Teton Village. Cost varies by menu selection.
Organized by Steadfire Chophouse
Climbing Fitness Class
6:30 PM · Check with venueMedicine Wheel Wellness, 120 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY
"Sacred Athlete" by Medicine Wheel Wellness offers a fitness class specifically designed for climbers. The session focuses on strength, flexibility, and injury prevention relevant to rock climbing and bouldering. Check with the venue for cost.
Organized by Medicine Wheel Wellness
Trivia Night at Eleanor’s
7:00 PM · Free to playEleanor's, 832 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
The weekly trivia tradition continues at Eleanor's. Gather your team for another round of brain-teasers hosted by local quizmasters. It's a great way to break up the work week and enjoy Eleanor's famous food and drinks. Starts at 7:00 PM.
Bingo Wednesdays
7:00 PM · Buy-in for cardsElks Lodge #1713, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A community favorite, Bingo Night at the Elks Lodge is open to the public. It’s a fun, low-stakes evening with cash prizes and a local crowd. Participants buy in for bingo cards.
The legendary Virginian Saloon hosts its popular weekly karaoke night. Known for its rowdy, supportive, and high-energy crowd, this event invites locals and visitors to take the stage in one of Jackson's most iconic western bars. It’s a 'must-do' nightlife experience in town, often reaching capacity later in the evening. 21+ only.
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk features live country and western music six nights a week. Expect high-energy bands suitable for swing dancing. The venue is 21+ after certain hours. Cover charge varies.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Nathan Dean & The Damn Band
Jan 28 – Jan 29
8:30 PM · Cover charge likely (typically $5-$10)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
This touring country/rock band from Arizona is confirmed for a week-long residency. They play high-energy country hits and originals, keeping the dance floor busy with their 'damn good' performance style.
Thu, Jan 29
IFSA Junior Regional Freeride 3 Star
Jan 29 – Feb 1
FreeJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
The International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Junior Regional event showcases the next generation of big mountain athletes. Junior skiers and snowboarders navigate complex off-piste terrain, judged on line choice, control, fluidity, technique, and style. This '3 Star' level event implies a high caliber of competition. Spectator venues are typically set up on-mountain near the chosen competition run (often 'Toilet Bowl' or 'Dick's Ditch' areas, depending on conditions).
Home Herb Garden Making Class
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A hands-on workshop hosted by the Senior Center where participants learn to grow their own greenery. This 'mini herb garden' class provides materials and instruction on planting and maintaining indoor herbs during the winter months. It is part of the center's active wellness and life-enrichment programming open to local seniors and community members. Registration is typically required.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Raptor Journeys: Migration Exploration
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · $20-$25Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
This specialized program focuses on the incredible migratory journeys of raptors. Participants will learn how, when, and where these birds travel across landscapes and continents, guided by the center's research. The event features live raptors and in-depth discussions on the challenges they face during migration.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Duplicate Bridge
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $5 per playerSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A three-hour session of ACBL (American Contract Bridge League) duplicate bridge. This is a competitive but friendly environment for bridge players. Some experience is required. Players can come with a partner or email [email protected] to find one. A second session occurred on Monday, January 26, 2026.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Isaac Dan
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Isaac Dan.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
DJ Scutty at Alpenhof Lodge
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Deck), 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
A staple of the Teton Village après-ski scene, DJ Scutty spins an energetic mix of tunes to welcome skiers and riders off the mountain. Located at the historic Alpenhof Lodge at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, this event features a lively atmosphere with German-inspired food and drink specials. It is a recurring weekly event during the winter season.
Wyoming Stargazing: Free Public Stargazing
5:30 PM · Free ($10 recommended donation)Rendezvous Park (R-Park), Teton Village Rd, Wilson, WY
Wyoming Stargazing offers free public stargazing events on clear Thursdays. Astronomy educators set up large aperture telescopes at R-Park to show visitors planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. The event takes place just after sunset. Dress warmly as temperatures can be very low. A $10 donation is recommended.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Learn to Sew
5:30 PM · Varies (Registration required)Poppy Jackson Hole
A hands-on workshop for beginners to learn basic sewing skills.
Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR Course
5:30 PM · Registration fee appliesCentral Wyoming College, Jackson Campus
Certification course for life-saving skills.
Beers & Banter: From the Tetons to the Himalayas
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
A 'History Happy Hour' event featuring a 20-minute presentation by guest panelist Brot Coburn, who will discuss the first American ascent of Mt. Everest in 1963. Following the presentation, a panel of local climbers will discuss the connection between Teton mountaineering and Himalayan expeditions. Beer and light snacks are typically provided. This event connects the local climbing culture with global mountaineering history.
Nature and Nibbles
Jan 29 – Feb 2
6:00 PM · FreeNational Elk Refuge Visitor Center
An open house series at the Visitor Center featuring live music, refreshments ('nibbles'), building tours, and trivia. A great way to learn about the refuge in a social setting. Runs on specific dates: Jan 29, 30, and Feb 2.
A special author visit and presentation by legendary local photographer Wade McKoy. He will present a long-form slideshow covering five decades of skiing and snowboarding history in Jackson Hole. McKoy will share the 'stories behind the shots,' offering a unique look at the evolution of the valley's ski culture.
Organized by Teton County Library
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
A weekly tradition at the iconic Cowboy Bar. Professional instructors provide free swing dance lessons to get you ready for the dance floor. It is a fun, social environment perfect for beginners and experienced dancers alike. Participants must be 21 or older to enter the bar.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Jackbox Game Night
Jan 29 – Feb 5
7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing
A hilarious, interactive game night where participants use their phones to play Jackbox games (like Quiplash or Drawful) on the main screens. It’s a low-stakes, high-fun social event suitable for groups of friends.
WindSync (Grand Teton Music Festival)
7:00 PM · Ticketed (approx. $35+)Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
A dynamic woodwind quintet known for eliminating the 'fourth wall' by performing from memory and interacting with the audience. Presented by the Grand Teton Music Festival (GTMF).
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar (Showroom Sessions)
7:30 PM · Free admission (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The historic Silver Dollar Bar hosts live music every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. While specific bands for these dates are often local rotators like The Deadlocks or similar regional acts, the venue guarantees a lively atmosphere with Western swing, bluegrass, or country music. The music typically runs until 11:00 PM. No cover charge.
Organized by The Silver Dollar Bar
Live Music: Tasha & The Goodfellows
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (Showroom), The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Tasha & The Goodfellows take the stage for a night of high-energy music. This local favorite band plays a mix of soul, funk, and rock covers that get the dance floor moving.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Live Music at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk features live country and western music six nights a week. Expect high-energy bands suitable for swing dancing. The venue is 21+ after certain hours. Cover charge varies.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Live From The Virg: Acoustic Sessions
9:00 PM · Free (No Cover)The Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
The weekly Thursday night acoustic series returns to The Virginian Saloon. Enjoy a laid-back evening of live music from talented local songwriters and musicians in one of Jackson's most historic watering holes. 21+.
Disco Night at The Stagecoach Bar
10:00 PM · Free / Cover may applyStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A Thursday night tradition in Wilson for decades. The 'Coach' transforms into a dance party featuring disco, funk, and soul classics. It is arguably the most famous weekly party in the valley, drawing a mix of ski bums, cowboys, and tourists. The atmosphere is casual, loud, and incredibly energetic. 21+ only.
Fri, Jan 30
Toyota Driver Free Day
Free Lift Ticket (For Toyota drivers)Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
A special promotion at Grand Targhee Resort where drivers of Toyota vehicles can receive a free lift ticket for the day. Typically, the driver must present their vehicle key and registration to claim the ticket. It is a popular event that rewards Toyota owners with a complimentary day of skiing or snowboarding in the Tetons.
Collage Group Workshop
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A creative visual arts gathering where participants explore collage skills. This weekly group allows artists of all levels to practice their skills, share techniques, and socialize with other local creatives. Materials are often provided, but bringing your own is encouraged.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Uke55 Jam Sessions
10:15 AM - 11:45 AM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
A casual, spirited jam session for ukulele players and other acoustic instruments (guitar, tambourine, mandolin). 'Uke55' is a community favorite, offering a welcoming space to make music and friends. All skill levels are welcome to join in the strumming and singing.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Raptor Adaptations: Masters of Survival
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · $20-$25Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A deep dive into the physical and behavioral adaptations that make raptors such effective predators. From powerful talons to keen eyesight, this one-hour session highlights the specialized features that enable these birds to thrive in diverse environments. Includes encounters with live avian ambassadors.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Daytime Beginning Throwing (Ceramics Class)
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $40-$50Art Association of Jackson Hole, Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Part of a 5-week course (running Jan 9 - Feb 6) focusing on wheel-throwing techniques for beginners. Students learn wedging, centering, throwing, and trimming to create forms on the potter's wheel. While it is a course, drop-ins or late registrations are sometimes permitted if space allows, or it serves as a specific activity for those already enrolled or looking to observe the studio culture.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Mahjong & Knitting Club
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Two simultaneous social clubs. The Mahjong group plays the Chinese tile-based game (beginner-friendly). The Knitting Club invites fiber artists to bring their current projects, work together, and swap tips. Both are excellent ways to meet locals outside of the typical bar/ski scene. The Knitting Club runs from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Mangy Moose Après Ski Music Series: Goldcone
2:30 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Part of the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon's daily live music series for the après-ski crowd. Features a performance by Goldcone.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Tram Dock Après DJ Series: DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PMTram Dock, Teton Village, WY
Outdoor music at the base of the Tram.
Friday Live Sets with David Jeremy
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Bar), 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Kick off your weekend après-ski with live music from David Jeremy at the Alpenhof Lodge. Located at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the Alpenhof offers a classic European alpine atmosphere. This recurring Friday event features acoustic sets perfect for winding down after a day on the slopes. Food and beverages, including fondue and German beers, are available for purchase.
International Pedigree Stage Stop Sled Dog Race (Ceremonial Start)
5:00 PM · FreeTown Square, Jackson, WY
The premier stage-format sled dog race in the lower 48 states kicks off with a spectacular ceremonial start in downtown Jackson. Festivities begin at 5:00 PM with vendors and an opening ceremony. At 6:30 PM, the first team leaves the chute, racing a 2-mile loop through the snow-covered streets of Jackson. This event features elite mushers competing for a $165,000 prize purse and is a signature winter cultural event in Wyoming.
Organized by Wyoming Stage Stop Sled Dog Race
Jackson Hole High School Girls Varsity Basketball vs. Star Valley
5:00 PM · Ticket prices vary (typically ~$5 for adults, free/discounted for students)Jackson Hole High School Gymnasium, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole High School Lady Broncs take on their regional rivals, the Star Valley Braves, in a varsity basketball matchup. High school sports in Jackson are a major community rallying point, offering a spirited atmosphere. The game is part of a double-header evening with the boys' team playing immediately after. Ticket prices vary, typically around $5 for adults, with free or discounted rates for students.
JHHS Broncs Basketball vs. Star Valley
5:30 PM - 9:00 PM · Approx. $5Jackson Hole High School Gym, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
A major rivalry basketball game against Star Valley. Girls Varsity plays at 5:30 PM, Boys Varsity at 7:00 PM. Expect a packed gym and high energy. Small entry fee.
Organized by Jackson Hole High School
Jackson Hole High School Boys Varsity Basketball vs. Star Valley
6:00 PM · Ticket prices vary (typically ~$5 for adults, free/discounted for students)Jackson Hole High School Gymnasium, 1910 High School Rd, Jackson, WY
Following the girls' game, the Jackson Hole Broncs boys' varsity basketball team faces off against Star Valley. This is a key conference game and a great opportunity to support local student-athletes. Concessions are typically available at the venue. Ticket prices vary, typically around $5 for adults, with free or discounted rates for students.
Mat Kearney: The Acoustic Trio Tour
7:00 PM · $73.00 - $188.00Center for the Arts (Center Theater), 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Nashville-based, Oregon-born artist Mat Kearney performs live as part of his Acoustic Trio Tour. Kearney is touring in support of his self-titled eighth studio album. Known for his blend of hip-hop, folk, and pop, he has multiple top-charting hits and over 2.5 billion global streams. VIP packages including early entry, a Q&A session, and a signed poster are available.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. St. Louis Spirit
7:00 PM · $15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose, a Senior A hockey team, host the St. Louis Spirit for a full-check, high-energy game. Moose games are a beloved local tradition featuring a lively crowd, music, and beer/food concessions. It is recommended to arrive early as seating is general admission and fills up quickly.
Organized by Jackson Hole Moose Hockey
Outta Shorts (Live Music)
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar, The Wort Hotel, Jackson, WY
Live music performance as part of The Silver Dollar Bar's Showroom Sessions. No cover charge.
Kick off the weekend with live music at The Virginian Saloon ('The Virg'). The Friday night slot features regional touring acts or popular local bands, ensuring a packed dance floor and authentic western saloon vibes. 21+.
Sat, Jan 31
Burton Take Over
Jan 31 – Feb 1
FreeHole in the Wall (Upstairs at JH Sports), Teton Village, WY
Burton Snowboards takes over Teton Village for the weekend. Expect product demos, giveaways, and a gathering of the snowboard community. The 'Hole in the Wall' bar will serve as the HQ for social gatherings associated with the takeover. Free entry, but a lift ticket is required for on-mountain demos.
Organized by Burton Snowboards
23rd Annual Teton Ridge Classic
8:30 AM - 2:00 PM · Entry fees vary by distance ($50-$85); Kids races are free.Moose Creek Ranch & Mike Harris Trail System, Victor, ID
One of the premier classic Nordic ski events in the region. The race features distances of 2km (kids, free), 8km, 14km, and 28km. The course winds through the Mike Harris Trail System with a start/finish at Moose Creek Ranch, approximately 35 minutes from Jackson. Post-race festivities include hot soup, bread, and awards.
Organized by Teton Valley Trails & Pathways / JHNordic
Saturday Morning Yoga with Erwin
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM · Complimentary (Check with venue for non-guest policies)Gravity Haus Jackson Hole, 3345 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Start your Saturday with an energizing and rhythmic Vinyasa flow yoga class led by instructor Erwin. Held at Gravity Haus in Teton Village, this class is designed to prepare your body and mind for a day of winter adventure. While often complimentary for guests and members, drop-ins should verify availability and any potential fees with the hotel front desk.
Jackson Youth Hockey Tournament
Jan 31 – Feb 1
9:00 AM · Free for spectatorsSnow King Sports & Events Center
Youth hockey games featuring local teams (Jackson Bantams, etc.) against regional opponents. A great way to support local youth sports if you are looking for hockey action on a weekend when the Moose might be away or off. Tournament runs over the weekend of January 31 – February 1, 2026.
Pet Partners In-Person Therapy Animal Handler’s Course
10:00 AM · Registration requiredTeton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
A training course for individuals interested in becoming registered therapy animal handlers. This in-person workshop covers the skills and requirements needed to volunteer with your pet in schools, hospitals, and libraries. Registration required; check library for fees and prerequisites.
Organized by Teton County Library
Coney Classic Alpine Skijor
10:00 AM - 2:00 PM · Spectator entry free; Participant fees applyAlpine, WY (approx. 45 min south of Jackson)
A fun, community-focused skijoring event where skiers are pulled by dogs (not horses) through a course. It’s a fundraiser for local animal shelters and trail maintenance. Expect a festive atmosphere with costumes, raffles, and food.
Locals’ Last Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free for Locals (with ID)Jackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson
The museum offers free admission to all Teton County residents (WY and ID) on the last Saturday of every month. Explore 11,000+ years of human history in the valley, including the 'Women Artists of the American West' exhibit.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Skijor Practice Days
11:00 AM · Free for spectators / Fee for competitorsTeton County Fairgrounds, Driggs, ID
A practice session for the upcoming Teton Valley Skijoring races. Skijoring involves a skier being pulled by a horse through a course of jumps and gates. This is a great opportunity to see the action up close before the main competition later in February. Located approximately 45 minutes from Jackson.
Organized by Teton Valley Skijoring
Raptor Discovery: Masters of the Sky
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · $20-$25Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A one-hour educational program designed for all ages to explore the characteristics, behaviors, and vital ecosystem roles of raptors. The session includes an up-close look at the center's avian ambassadors (live birds of prey). It is a fantastic opportunity for families and nature enthusiasts to learn about the birds that call Jackson Hole home.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Jackson Hole Winter Farmers Market
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free admission; items for purchase.Hotel Terra Ballroom, Teton Village
The Jackson Hole Farmers Market shifts into 'Winter Mode' with this special indoor event at Hotel Terra. It serves as a festive community gathering where locals and visitors can shop directly from regional growers, makers, and artisans. Expect to find winter produce, homemade jams, baked goods, handcrafted jewelry, and other local gifts. The event often features live music and a bar with seasonal drinks, making it a cozy 'après-ski' alternative that supports the local economy.
Après with Jimmy Denny
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge (Bistro/Bar), 3255 W Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy a lively après-ski session with local musician Jimmy Denny at the Alpenhof Lodge. Held every Saturday, this event provides a cozy and festive environment to relax with friends, enjoy live tunes, and partake in the lodge's famous Bavarian-style hospitality.
Tram Dock Après Series: Weekend 2 (DJ Crayon, Will G., Vale)
Jan 31 – Feb 2
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Part of the ongoing Tram Dock Après Series at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Located at the base of the Aerial Tram, this outdoor venue features high-energy DJ sets to celebrate the ski day. For this weekend window, the lineup includes DJ Crayon, Will G., and Vale spinning tracks. The event features drink and food specials, including cocktails and shot skis, creating a fun and upbeat atmosphere for skiers and riders finishing their day. The event runs daily from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Tram Dock Après DJ Series: DJ Fin
3:00 PM - 6:00 PMTram Dock, Teton Village, WY
Outdoor music at the base of the Tram.
“All On Black” and “Ulterior” Double Feature & Poster Signing
A special film screening event at the base of the mountain. At 5:00 PM there is an athlete poster signing at JH Sports. At 6:30 PM there is a double feature screening of the ski/snowboard films 'All On Black' and 'Ulterior'. A high-energy après-ski event celebrating winter sports culture.
Party for a Purpose: Global Village Fundraiser
6:00 PM · Ticketed FundraiserSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A special fundraising event hosted in the Silver Dollar Showroom. The evening supports the Global Village project and typically features live entertainment, auctions, and community gathering. While the Silver Dollar usually hosts free music, this is a specific charity event.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Calle Mambo (Live Music)
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel
Calle Mambo takes the stage at the historic Silver Dollar Bar for a night of high-energy Latin, Salsa, and Afro-Cuban rhythms. Known for their infectious beats and ability to get the crowd moving, this band is a local favorite for dancing. The Silver Dollar Showroom offers an intimate setting with its famous silver dollar-studded bar. This event is open to the public with no cover charge, but early arrival is recommended as the venue fills up quickly. 21+ after certain hours.
Rattlesnake Milk (Live Music)
9:00 PM · $20-$30The Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
Closing out the month at the legendary Mangy Moose, Rattlesnake Milk brings their unique brand of 'cowpunk' and dusty, cinematic country to Teton Village. Hailing from the Texas panhandle, the band captures the ephemeral soundscape of the flatlands, blending the howl of coyotes with the pulsing rhythm of a lonesome train. Their sound pays homage to Dust Bowl migrant songs and haunted melodic gems from the 50s and 60s. This is a high-energy show perfect for the après-ski crowd looking to dance. The Mangy Moose is a 21+ venue for evening shows.
