Browse local events in Jackson Hole from Jackson WY, Grand Teton, Yellowstone, & the greater Wyoming region. Discover what’s happening in real time and find out about upcoming festivals, catch live music and art shows, explore outdoor adventures and guided experiences, celebrate seasonal traditions, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and community spirit Jackson Hole has to offer.
Women Artists of the American West: Colorado and Utah, 1885–1935 (Exhibition)
Jan 20 – Jun 30
10:00 AM · Museum Admission ($10 Adults, $6 Seniors/Students, Free for children 5 and under)History Jackson Hole, 225 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
An ongoing historical exhibition presented by AWARE (Archives of Women Artists, Research and Exhibitions) in collaboration with History Jackson Hole, highlighting the profound but often overlooked contributions of female artists in the American West, specifically focusing on works created in Colorado and Utah between 1885 and 1935. The purpose is to educate the public on the diverse artistic heritage of the region and elevate the narratives of pioneering women creators. Visitors explore a curated collection of paintings, sketches, and historical artifacts. The museum is open daily from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The exhibition is family-friendly and accessible to all ages. Tickets can be purchased at the door.
Organized by AWARE & History Jackson Hole
“Whodunnit?” Exhibition
Feb 19 – Mar 5
10:00 AM · FreeArt Association of Jackson Hole Gallery, Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
An ongoing exhibition featuring 6"x6" canvases created by local artists. The artwork is displayed anonymously, and the public can view the pieces leading up to the "Show and Sale Night" (which is later in March). This is a great opportunity to see a diverse range of local talent in a single gallery setting. Open Monday through Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
Whodunnit? Anonymous Art Show & Sale (Exhibition)
Feb 21 – Mar 7
10:00 AM · Free to viewArt Association of Jackson Hole Gallery, Center for the Arts
This popular annual fundraiser features hundreds of 6x6 inch canvases created by local artists, celebrities, and community members. All art is displayed anonymously. While the gala sale is later in March, the exhibition is open now for public viewing, allowing you to scout your favorite pieces early. Exhibition hours are Monday-Friday 10am-5pm and Saturday 10am-2pm.
Organized by Art Association of Jackson Hole
Snow King Observatory Access
Feb 23 – Mar 9
12:00 PM · Included with Observatory ticketSnow King Observatory, Summit of Snow King Mountain
Use the 1-meter Planewave telescope and solar telescopes to view the sun (safely) and other celestial objects during the day. Guided by in-house astronomers who explain the equipment and what you are seeing. Also offers incredible panoramic views of the Teton Range and the town of Jackson. The facility is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in the winter. Solar/Daytime Observing sessions are available at 12:00 PM, 2:00 PM, and 3:30 PM on the specified dates.
Organized by Snow King Mountain
IFSA 2* Junior Regional Freeride Competition
Feb 26 – Mar 1
Free for spectators; Registration fees for athletes.Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY (Reliable Run)
Grand Targhee hosts the International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Junior Regional event. Kids and teenagers from the Teton Region will compete to lay down their best lines off the 'Reliable' terrain. This is a high-energy spectator event where you can watch the next generation of big mountain skiers and riders navigate steep, natural terrain.
Live Music at Mangy Moose (Après Ski)
Feb 26 – Mar 5
4:00 PM · FreeMangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, WY
The Mangy Moose hosts live music every afternoon during the winter season. While specific bands for these dates weren't explicitly named in the search, the venue guarantees a lineup of local and regional acts (like Strumbucket, Major Zephyr, etc.) to fuel the après-ski crowd. Occurs daily from approximately 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM on Feb 26, 27, March 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Organized by Mangy Moose
Dick’s Ditch Classic Banked Slalom
Feb 27 – Mar 1
Free to spectate (Lift ticket required to access course viewing); Registration fees for racers.Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
A premier two-day banked slalom competition on man-made and natural terrain from below Nez Perce down through the iconic 'Dick's Ditch' gully. The course features large banked walls, steep pitches, and a flowy, serpentine nature. Friday, Feb 27 is inspection day for racers. Saturday, Feb 28 are qualifier runs (70% of field advances). Sunday, Mar 1 is finals. Categories include Pro, Masters, Amateur, and Groms for both Ski and Snowboard. High-energy, spectator-friendly event with a 'classic' banked slalom culture. Spectating is free but requires a lift ticket to access course viewing from the Marmot chairlift or course-side.
IFSA Adult Freeride World Qualifier 2 Star
Feb 27 – Mar 1
FreeJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort hosts the International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Adult Freeride World Qualifier 2 Star event. This high-adrenaline competition draws top adult freeride athletes who are testing their skills on JHMR's legendary, challenging terrain to earn points to qualify for the prestigious Freeride World Tour. Spectators can watch skiers and snowboarders navigate steep drops, natural features, and deep powder. It's a fantastic weekend to witness world-class extreme winter sports right on the mountain.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
2026 Jackson Hole IFSA Qualifier 2*
Feb 27 – Mar 1
Free to spectate (Registration fees apply for competing athletes)Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, 3275 W. Village Rd, Teton Village, WY
The International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Qualifier 2* event concludes its thrilling weekend at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort on March 1. This high-stakes freeride competition brings top-tier amateur and semi-pro skiers and snowboarders to tackle the notoriously challenging and steep terrain of Jackson Hole. Athletes are judged on line choice, fluidity, control, technique, and style as they navigate natural mountain features. Spectators can watch the action from designated viewing areas on the mountain. The event is open to all ages for viewing, though competitors must meet IFSA membership and age requirements.
Organized by International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA)
The Great Leap — Adi Amar Yoga Workshop
Feb 27 – Mar 1
4:00 PM · Varies by packageTeton Yoga Shala, Jackson Hole, WY
Join renowned instructor Adi Amar for 'The Great Leap,' a comprehensive weekend yoga journey through the artistry of asana, mantra, mudra, breath, and meditation. This four-part workshop blends storytelling, mythic consciousness, and movement into a powerful journey of personal awakening. The opening session on Friday, titled 'The Courageous Deep Breath: Hips and Breath,' runs from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Throughout the weekend, participants will be guided to burn through outdated patterns and ignite new, purposeful pathways of thought, behavior, and embodied presence. This is highly recommended for dedicated practitioners looking to deepen their mind-body connection. The workshop runs from Friday, February 27 through Sunday, March 1.
Organized by Adi Amar Yoga
U16 National Championships (Alpine Skiing)
Feb 28 – Mar 31
8:00 AM · Free for spectatorsSnow King Mountain Resort, 402 E. Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Snow King Mountain hosts the U16 National Championships, a premier alpine skiing competition featuring the best young skiers in the country. Competitors will race in Super-G, Giant Slalom, Slalom, and Panel Slalom events on the steep north-facing slopes of the 'Town Hill.' This is a high-level spectator event where you can watch future Olympians compete. The races typically run throughout the day, visible from the base area or the town of Jackson. Daily events start at 8:00 AM.
Armada Demo Tent Takeover
Feb 28 – Mar 1
9:00 AM · FreeCasper Demo Tent, Near the base of Casper Lift, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Armada Skis takes over the demo center at mid-mountain for the weekend. Skiers can test out the latest 2026/2027 skis from Armada's lineup for free. This is a 'demo tent takeover,' meaning representatives from the brand will be on-site to offer expert advice, adjust bindings, and talk tech. It’s a great opportunity to try before you buy on Jackson’s premier terrain. A valid ID and credit card are usually required for a deposit, and a lift ticket is required to access the area.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Justin Wideman x JerryFeelsGood x Al B
Feb 28 – Mar 1
6:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
A special Saturday night lineup. The evening begins with a live opening performance by the talented Justin Wideman at 6:30 PM. The night transitions into a 'DJ Takeover' featuring JerryFeelsGood, accompanied by Al B on the saxophone, creating a unique fusion of electronic beats and live brass. This high-energy event runs late into the night. 21+.
Kings Tubes 2-Hour Snow Tubing Sessions
Mar 1 – Mar 15
$45.00 for 2 hoursSnow King Mountain Resort (Base of the mountain, across from Still West Brewery), Jackson, WY
A winter activity for the whole family to enjoy the snow without needing to ski or snowboard. King Tubes features three smooth groomed lanes and a Magic Carpet to take riders up the hill. Participants can take as many laps as possible within their 2-hour window. Tickets are $45.00 for a 2-hour session and are available onsite only for 'day of' purchases. An online Liability Waiver must be completed before arriving at the ticket office to speed up the entry process. Kids must be at least 42 inches tall to ride, and only one person per tube is allowed (small kids cannot share a tube with an adult or older sibling). Ski boots or hard plastic boots are not permitted on the tubes. The activity is hosted and monitored by Snow King Mountain Resort staff. Operating hours vary, typically daytime into evening.
Organized by Snow King Mountain Resort
Morning Meditation Soak
8:30 AM - 10:45 AM · Ticket required (Pricing varies, typically includes soak fee)Astoria Hot Springs Park, 25 W Johnny Counts Rd, Jackson, WY
A monthly wellness program facilitated by Rooted Mind. Participants engage in a guided morning meditation while soaking in the mineral-rich waters of Astoria Hot Springs. Check-in begins at 8:15 AM, with meditation starting promptly at 8:30 AM. The session is designed to cultivate balance and resilience. Attendees are welcome to stay and relax in the pools during the normal 9:00 AM – 10:45 AM session following the meditation.
Organized by Rooted Mind
First Sundays: Locals’ Free Day
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Free for locals (ID required)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
On the first Sunday of every month, the museum offers free admission to area locals. It’s a family-friendly day often featuring special programs, art-making activities, or scavenger hunts connected to the current exhibitions. A perfect indoor activity if the weather is harsh.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Wind River Artists Collective Showcase at First Sunday
11:00 AM - 2:00 PM · FreeNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Part of the museum's recurring 'First Sundays' initiative offering free admission to area locals, this March programming partners with the Wind River Artists Collective to celebrate Indigenous art and culture. The event features live, interactive beadwork demonstrations by artist Mirae Hughes and a special traditional hand drum performance by Michael Ridgebear. Guests can watch the demonstrations, participate in hands-on bead-making in the museum's classroom, and enjoy the hand drum performance in the main gallery spaces. Admission is free for area locals upon entry; no advance tickets are required for the demonstrations. The event is family-friendly and all ages are welcome.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art and Wind River Artists Collective
Sled Hockey with Teton Adaptive
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free / Included with Teton Adaptive programmingSnow King Ice Arena, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Hosted by Teton Adaptive, this community sports event invites individuals with disabilities to experience the thrill of ice hockey in a supportive and inclusive environment. Sled hockey (or sledge hockey) follows standard hockey rules but uses specialized equipment to allow players to skate and shoot from a seated position. Teton Adaptive provides the necessary sleds, sticks, and guidance, making it a fantastic opportunity for both beginners and experienced players to get on the ice, stay active, and connect with others in the Jackson Hole area.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
The Hot Snakes (Après DJ Set)
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village
Part of the 'Road to Rendezvous' spring series, this open-air DJ set takes place at the base of the Aerial Tram. The Hot Snakes will spin high-energy tracks to fuel the après-ski crowd. It’s a lively, outdoor party atmosphere perfect for ending a day on the slopes.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Symphony Orchestra – Winter Chamber Music Concert
4:00 PM · FreePresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH), 1251 S Park Loop Rd, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Symphony Orchestra (also known as the String Lake Ensemble) will be performing their highly anticipated Winter Chamber Music Concert. The JHSO is a community-driven organization where all musicians are volunteers who perform for the love of music. The concert will feature a curated selection of classical chamber pieces perfect for a late-winter afternoon. While the event is free and open to all ages, donations are heavily relied upon to fund master classes, music education, rehearsal space, and conductor fees.
Organized by Jackson Hole Symphony Orchestra (String Lake Ensemble)
Riot Act Salon
5:00 PM · Free / DonationRiot Act, Inc. Studio, Center for the Arts Campus, Jackson, WY
A recurring weekly community gathering for artists, actors, and theater enthusiasts to discuss works in progress, read scripts, or network. It provides an intimate look into the local theater scene and is open to the public.
Wilderness Together: Full Moon Snowshoe/Ski
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeTaggart Lake Trailhead, Grand Teton National Park, WY
Hosted by the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH) as part of their 'Wilderness Together' ministry, this event invites the community for a serene outdoor adventure in the Tetons under the moonlight. It is designed to foster community connection and appreciation for the natural beauty of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Guided by community leaders from the PCJH outdoor ministry. The event is completely free, but participants are asked to RSVP through the church's website to ensure a proper headcount for beverages. Family-friendly; open to all ages and skill levels. Participants will gather at 5:30 PM at the Taggart Lake Trailhead parking area to watch the sunset and enjoy complimentary hot beverages. Shortly after, the group will embark on a sunset and moonrise snowshoe or cross-country ski along the inner park loop road. The route is an out-and-back on a relatively flat, groomed road, making it an easy-to-moderate excursion.
Organized by Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole (PCJH)
A monthly storytelling and community gathering described as 'deconstructed church.' Hosted on the first Sunday of the month, it features guest speakers and multimedia storytelling to explore themes of connection and inspiration. Open to all, regardless of faith background.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Stagecoach Band (‘Sunday Church’)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
The legendary Stagecoach Band plays their famous 'Sunday Church' set. This is the longest-running house band residency in the area. It’s a massive local tradition involving swing dancing, cheap drinks, and a true cowboy atmosphere. (Note: This is a new date, March 1, distinct from the Feb 15/22 dates in the exclusion list).
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Jackson On Ice
7:00 PM · FreeTown Square Ice Rink, George Washington Memorial Park, Jackson, WY
A special winter performance featuring an Olympic competitor and other skaters showcasing their skills on the ice in the center of Jackson’s Town Square. This free community event celebrates winter sports and offers a spectacular evening show under the lights of the square.
Pinky G’s Open Mic Night
7:30 PM - 10:30 PM · Free (Food/Drink for purchase)Pinky G’s Pizzeria, 50 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A Sunday night staple in Jackson. Hosted by local legend Siddney Montana, this open mic welcomes musicians, poets, and comedians. It’s a supportive environment where you can see Jackson’s hidden talent while enjoying some of the best pizza in town (featured on *Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives*). Performers often get a free slice or beer. Free admission, food and drink for purchase.
Organized by Pinky G's Pizzeria
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM - 11:59 PM · Cover charge may apply (typically $5-$10)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Sunday nights at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar feature Country DJ Steady Jake, a veteran broadcaster and DJ with over 14 years of experience. He spins a mix of classic and modern country hits to keep the dance floor moving. The Cowboy Bar is Jackson's most iconic honky-tonk, famous for its saddle barstools and western memorabilia. Age restriction is 21+ only.
Organized by The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
DJ Dougie
Mar 1 – Mar 2
9:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
Keep the weekend going with DJ Dougie spinning tunes at the Silver Dollar Bar. A popular spot for locals and visitors to unwind on a Sunday night. Music starts at 9:00 PM. 21+.
Mon, Mar 2
Teton County Board of County Commissioners (BCC) Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM · Free (Public Meeting)Commissioners Chambers, 200 S Willow St, Jackson, WY
Weekly voucher approval meeting for the County Commissioners.
Mercantile Hot Cocoa Bar @ Anvil Hotel
Mar 2 – Mar 16
12:00 PM · Varies based on purchaseAnvil Hotel Lobby, 215 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
A perfect winter warm-up activity for families and visitors coming off the slopes. The Anvil Hotel hosts a daily Mercantile Hot Cocoa Bar in their lobby. Guests can purchase and customize their own winter mug of hot cocoa with a variety of toppings including marshmallows, peppermints, and chocolate chips. This is a family-friendly, non-alcoholic seasonal perk designed to bring the community together in a cozy, relaxed environment. Available daily from March 2 through March 16, 2026.
Organized by Anvil Hotel
Monthly Joint Meeting (MJM) with the Town of Jackson
1:30 PM · FreeTeton County Administration Building
A formal community governance event where the Teton County Board of County Commissioners and the Town of Jackson hold their Monthly Joint Meeting. This is an opportunity for residents to stay informed on local developments, civic projects, and community planning initiatives.
Join a naturalist for a free guided driving tour of the National Elk Refuge to observe elk, bighorn sheep, and other winter wildlife. Reservations are typically required due to limited space in the vehicle. Sessions are held on Monday, March 2; Wednesday, March 4; and Monday, March 9, each from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM.
Organized by National Elk Refuge
Tram Dock Après DJ Set: DJ Scutty or Will G
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock (Base of the Aerial Tram), Teton Village, WY
The Tram Dock Après Series continues into March with live DJ sets to keep the stoke high. Expect either DJ Scutty or Will G (schedule rotates) spinning tunes as the mountain winds down. Free admission.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Silicon Couloir’s March Chance Meetings: Women Supporting Women
Silicon Couloir is Jackson Hole’s premier nonprofit supporting local entrepreneurs. Their monthly 'Chance Meetings' are a staple networking event. The March 2026 theme is 'Women Supporting Women: Building Businesses, Backing Each Other, Changing the Game,' focusing on female entrepreneurship, funding, and mentorship in the Tetons. Hosted by Silicon Couloir board members, featuring a curated panel of local female founders, investors, and business leaders sharing their startup journeys. Free and open to the public. No formal ticket is required, though arriving early is recommended to secure seating. All ages welcome, though the event is geared toward adult professionals and entrepreneurs. The event kicks off at 5:00 PM with casual networking and drinks available for purchase at the Virginian Saloon. The panel discussion and Q&A begin around 5:30 PM, followed by more networking until 7:00 PM.
Organized by Silicon Couloir
Ping Pong Purim
5:30 PM - 7:30 PM · $5Ping Pod Jackson Hole, 120 W Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Jewish Community (JHJC) is hosting a family-friendly Purim celebration with a sporty twist at Ping Pod Jackson Hole. 'Ping Pong Purim' invites the community to celebrate the festive Jewish holiday with table tennis, socializing, and traditional Purim fun. It is an all-ages event designed to bring families and individuals together for a lighthearted evening of games and community bonding.
Organized by Jackson Hole Jewish Community (JHJC)
The Hootenanny (Hoot Mondays)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free admissionSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, Jackson, WY
An absolute institution in Jackson Hole. 'The Hoot' is an open mic night for acoustic musicians that has been running for decades. It features a mix of folk, country, bluegrass, and cowboy poetry. The atmosphere is respectful and listening-focused, offering a genuine slice of Western culture. Free admission.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Hoot Mondays (The Hootenanny)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel)
A beloved Jackson Hole tradition. 'The Hoot' is an open-mic style acoustic gathering featuring local legends and visiting musicians. It’s a quiet listening room atmosphere where storytelling and folk music take center stage.
Industry Night (Bingo/Trivia) at The Virginian
8:30 PM · Free to playThe Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A weekly event dedicated to local service industry workers (but open to all). The night features rotating entertainment including Bingo and Trivia, along with drink specials.
Live Music at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Mar 2 – Mar 7
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (usually $10-$20)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
The iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar features live country and western music six nights a week. While the specific band for this week is to be announced (following Kingpin Posse's run ending Feb 28), the venue consistently hosts high-energy regional or national touring acts for dancing and entertainment. The music starts at 8:30 PM nightly. 21+ only.
Saddle Tramps (Live Country/Western)
Mar 2 – Mar 7
8:30 PM · Cover charge varies (typically $5-$10), free on some weeknights.The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
The Saddle Tramps will take the stage for the Cowboy Bar's weekly rotation. Known for their high-energy country and western swing, they are a staple in the mountain west circuit. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is Jackson's most iconic honky-tonk, featuring saddle barstools and a large dance floor. This event is strictly 21+. Music starts at 8:30 PM and continues late into the night.
Comedy Night at The Silver Dollar
9:00 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
A weekly comedy showcase featuring rotating local comics. This event offers a chance to see Jackson Hole's local stand-up talent in a casual bar setting. It’s a great way to start the week with some laughs. 21+.
Tue, Mar 3
Total Lunar Eclipse (Blood Moon) Viewing
5:00 AM · FreeVisible across Jackson Hole / Grand Teton area
In the early hours of March 3, 2026, Jackson Hole skywatchers will be treated to a stunning Total Lunar Eclipse, coinciding with the full 'Worm Moon.' As the Moon passes fully through Earth's shadow, it will turn a deep copper-red, creating a spectacular 'Blood Moon' over the Tetons. This is the only total lunar eclipse of 2026. Wyoming Stargazing encourages locals and visitors to bundle up and head outside before dawn to witness the event. Unlike solar eclipses, this is completely safe to watch with the naked eye, requiring no special equipment—just clear skies and warm layers.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Take-a-Tour Tuesdays
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Free with Museum Admission ($10-$12) or MembershipJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
A guided tour of the Jackson Hole History Museum's exhibits. A docent or staff member leads visitors through the 'Main Gallery,' sharing stories about the valley's homesteading history, indigenous peoples, and the development of the town. It provides a deeper context to the artifacts on display than a self-guided visit.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Library Storytime
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch), Youth Auditorium
A classic library program designed for young children and their caregivers. The session includes stories, songs, and rhymes to promote early literacy and social interaction.
A unique educational program where avian educators from the Teton Raptor Center bring live birds of prey (owls, hawks, eagles) to the airport. Travelers and visitors can see these majestic birds up close and learn about their biology and conservation. You do not need a boarding pass to access the baggage claim area. Free admission.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Pinochle at Senior Center
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Free (Membership may be encouraged)Senior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Weekly card game gathering for seniors and community members. Features friendly games of Pinochle, providing a great way to meet locals and enjoy a relaxed afternoon. Lunch is typically served at the center beforehand at 12:00 PM (small fee).
A literacy program designed for children ages 5-12 to practice reading aloud to therapy dogs from Teton County Pet Partners. Reading to dogs helps build confidence and enthusiasm for reading in a low-stress environment. Registration is required and closes at 3:30 PM on the day of the event.
Organized by Teton County Library
Foreign Policy Discussion: International Climate Cooperation
Part of the library's 'Great Decisions' series. This community discussion focuses on the challenges of international climate cooperation. Participants can watch a brief video and then engage in a moderated discussion. It’s an intellectual and engaging event for those interested in global affairs. Free admission.
Organized by Teton County Library
Nora’s Fish Creek Inn Evening Music
6:00 PM · Free with dinnerNora’s Fish Creek Inn, Wilson, WY
Weekly Tuesday night live music session accompanying dinner service in Wilson.
Geologists of Jackson Hole: Astrobiology Talk
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY & via Zoom
A public lecture featuring Dr. Jian Gong on the topic 'Astrobiology: The Search for the Past and Future of Life in the Universe.' This monthly meeting explores fascinating geological and scientific topics and is open to all ages.
Organized by Geologists of Jackson Hole
Town of Jackson Regular Town Council Meeting
6:00 PM · Free (Public Meeting)Town Hall, 150 E Pearl Ave, Jackson, WY
The regular bi-monthly meeting of the Jackson Town Council. Agenda items typically include ordinances, resolutions, and public comment on town matters.
Painting with a Splash: Mermaids
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · Ticketed (Check museum for pricing, typically ~$50 including materials/drinks)National Museum of Wildlife Art
An adult art workshop where instructors guide participants through creating their own mermaid masterpiece. The event includes art supplies and beverages ('splash'), offering a creative and social night out at the museum.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art / Wonders of Wildlife
Make it Wild: Through My Own Eyes: Exploring Artistic Vision and The Creative Process
6:00 PM · Free to attend the evening programNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
This educational evening program delves into the minds of wildlife artists, exploring how they conceptualize, observe, and execute their work. It is designed to give art lovers and aspiring creators a behind-the-scenes look at the artistic process specifically related to nature and wildlife. Features presentations and a Q&A session with artists associated with the museum's current exhibitions. The evening lecture is free and open to the public. Standard museum admission applies if guests wish to tour the galleries earlier in the day. Open to all ages. The program begins promptly at 6:00 PM in the museum's auditorium. It includes a visual presentation of the artists' works-in-progress, a discussion on finding inspiration in the wild, and an interactive audience Q&A.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Dart Tournaments
6:30 PM - 9:30 PM · $10 Cash EntrySnake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A friendly but competitive dart tournament held weekly. 'Dart sharks' and beginners alike are welcome to join. Teams are formed randomly, and the game follows Cricket Slop rules. Participants compete for affordable wagers and enjoy the brewery's offerings. Registration can be done on the day of the event.
Trivia Night at Snake River Brewing
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Gather a team and head to 'The Brewpub' for a competitive night of trivia. Hosted in Wyoming's oldest brewery, this event fills up fast, so arrive early to grab a table. Prizes are usually awarded to top teams, and you can enjoy award-winning beers like the Zonker Stout or Pako’s IPA while you play. Free to play.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
National Theatre Live: Dr. Strangelove
7:00 PM · $18Center for the Arts (The Center Theater), 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A high-definition screening of the National Theatre’s stage adaptation of Stanley Kubrick’s comedy masterpiece *Dr. Strangelove*. Starring seven-time BAFTA Award-winner Steve Coogan, who plays four roles in this explosively funny satire about a rogue U.S. General who triggers a nuclear attack. The production is led by a world-renowned creative team including Emmy Award-winner Armando Iannucci and Olivier Award-winner Sean Foley. Note: This is a screening of a recording, not a live stage performance.
Wildlife on Tap
7:00 PM · FreeOff-site (Typically a local brewery or venue like Snake River Brewing or Hand Fire Pizza - check local listings for specific venue), Jackson, WY
A monthly speaker series held on the first Tuesday of the month. Conservation professionals discuss local wildlife issues, research, and projects in a casual setting with drinks available.
Organized by Wyoming Wildlife Federation
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free admissionSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, Jackson, WY
'Bluegrass Tuesday' is the most famous weekly residency in town. One Ton Pig, a local progressive bluegrass supergroup, plays to a packed house every week. The dance floor is always full with locals and tourists swing dancing. It is a high-energy, must-do event for any visitor. Free admission.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Karaoke Night with DJ Wild Bill
Mar 3 – Mar 4
9:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
The Silver Dollar Bar transforms into a karaoke stage every Tuesday night. Hosted by DJ Wild Bill, who is ready to queue up your favorite tracks and even help with duets. It’s a lively, interactive night for those looking to belt out a tune. 21+.
Wed, Mar 4
Library Baby Time
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch)
A program designed for infants and their caregivers featuring songs, rhymes, and simple stories to promote early literacy and bonding.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hands on History
10:30 AM · Included with standard museum admissionJackson Hole History Museum, 225 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole History Museum, this weekly interactive program is designed to connect visitors and locals with the rich, rugged heritage of the American West. The event features hands-on historical activities, artifact showcases, and educational storytelling that brings the pioneer and Indigenous history of the valley to life. It is a family-friendly event suitable for all ages, making it an excellent morning activity for tourists and history enthusiasts looking to deepen their understanding of Jackson Hole's past. Recurring weekly on Wednesdays. Cost is included with standard museum admission.
Organized by Jackson Hole History Museum
Live Music at Trapper’s Restaurant
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free (with lift ticket/access)Trapper's Restaurant, Mid-Mountain at Sweetwater Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy a midday break with live music on the deck at Trapper's Restaurant, located at the mid-station of the Sweetwater Gondola. This event offers a relaxed atmosphere with craft drinks and food, allowing skiers and riders to soak up the sun and tunes before heading back out for afternoon runs.
The 9th Annual 'Skiing with the Stars' supports Coombs Outdoors. Participants ski in groups guided by Olympic champions, X-Games stars, and local legends (past stars have included Tommy Moe and Griffin Post). The event includes an après-ski party. It is a major charity event for the local community.
The Teton County Library partners with the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum to offer this engaging, educational afterschool program every Wednesday. Designed to connect local youth with the rich history and heritage of the Jackson Hole valley, sessions are led by educators and historians from the Jackson Hole History Museum. The hour-long program features interactive historical activities, storytelling, and hands-on learning. It is designed specifically for elementary school children (K-5th grades). Accompanying adults must attend and be actively engaged with their children, as drop-offs are strictly not permitted. The event is free with no advance registration required.
Organized by Teton County Library and Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum
A weekly Wednesday tradition featuring live music in the intimate 'Dojo' space. The music style varies but often leans towards jam bands, rock, or funk.
Dornans’ Winter Wine Supper Club: German-Austrian
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · ~$75Dornans, Moose, WY
A themed culinary evening featuring a three-course meal of German and Austrian cuisine paired with wines. Reservations are required.
Hosted by The Mental Wellness Collaborative, this monthly evening discussion group is led by Licensed Clinical Social Worker and Registered Dietitian Mary Ryan, RDN, CEDRD, LCSW. The group focuses on redefining wellness outside of diet culture. Each participant is encouraged to read or listen to a selected piece of media prior to the meeting and come ready to discuss. It is a safe, supportive space for self-awareness and growth. No sign-up or long-term commitment is necessary, and Spanish interpretation is available upon advanced request.
Organized by The Mental Wellness Collaborative
Paint and Sip
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · ~$45Snake River Brewing
An evening of painting instruction accompanied by brews and grub. All skill levels welcome.
Bodega After Dark
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeBodega, 3200 W. McCollister Dr, Teton Village, WY
Every Wednesday night during the winter season, Bodega in Teton Village hosts 'Bodega After Dark,' a relaxed, community-focused après-ski gathering where locals and visitors can unwind after a day on the slopes. Attendees can enjoy $2 select beers (limit 4 per person) and receive 15% off everything from the grab-and-go cooler. It's an excellent, low-key alternative to the bustling bar scene, offering a chance to grab a quick bite and a cheap drink while mingling with the Teton Village community. Must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Buy-in for cards (Cash only)Jackson Hole Elks Lodge #1713, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A weekly community favorite, Bingo Night at the Elks Lodge is open to the public. The event features multiple rounds of bingo with cash prizes. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Proceeds often support local charities and Elks programs. Doors open at 6:00 PM.
A daily evening community gathering hosted in the central courtyard of The Virginian Lodge, serving as a perfect, relaxed après-ski activity to wind down the evening in a communal outdoor setting. Guests and locals are invited to gather around the courtyard fire pits to roast s'mores, socialize, and take in the beautiful mountain views under the night sky. The event is self-guided and hosted by lodge staff. It is free to attend and family-friendly, welcoming all ages.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
Full Moon Gathering
7:15 PM · Standard class drop-in rate appliesHome Yoga Studio, Jackson, WY
A special monthly yoga and meditation class aligned with the lunar cycle. The Full Moon Gathering is designed to help participants harness the grounding yet expansive energy of the full moon through mindful movement and community connection. Facilitated by Home Yoga Studio's resident instructors. Standard drop-in rates or class pack punches apply. Booking online in advance is recommended as special lunar events tend to fill up. Adults and teens. The 7:15 PM class features a blend of gentle vinyasa flow, restorative postures, guided meditation, and a dedicated time for personal reflection and intention-setting for the month ahead.
A popular weekly karaoke night where locals and visitors take the stage. It’s a high-energy, supportive environment perfect for a fun night out. 21+.
Silver Dollar Wednesday with DJ Wild Bill
Mar 4 – Mar 5
9:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
Mid-week party with DJ Wild Bill spinning an open format set. A reliable spot for late-night drinks and dancing on a Wednesday. 21+.
Thu, Mar 5
Live Music at Nora’s Fish Creek Inn
Mar 5 – Mar 17
FreeNora's Fish Creek Inn, 5600 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
The iconic, James Beard Award-winning Nora's Fish Creek Inn hosts live music multiple times a week to complement their beloved dining service, providing a rustic, authentic Wyoming atmosphere away from the immediate bustle of the Town Square. Features a rotating lineup of local acoustic, folk, and country musicians. Patrons can enjoy live music during Sunday morning breakfast/brunch service, as well as during dinner service on Tuesday and Thursday nights. The eatery also features a daily 'happy hour and a half' exclusively at the bar. There is no cover charge or tickets required. The environment is family-friendly, welcoming all ages. Food and drink are available for purchase.
Organized by Nora's Fish Creek Inn
Business Over Breakfast: Firewise – Preparing for Wildfire Risk
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM · $20Lodge at Jackson Hole Conference Center
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, this morning networking event focuses on wildfire risk for local businesses. The Firewise session covers insurance considerations, risk reduction strategies, and actionable steps to protect properties. Breakfast and coffee are provided.
Organized by Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
Annual HS State Ski Meet
Mar 5 – Mar 7
8:00 AM · Free to watchSnow King Mountain Resort
High school ski teams from across Wyoming compete in the State Championship. Events include Slalom and Giant Slalom races on the steep slopes of Snow King. It’s a high-energy event with young athletes competing for the state title.
Organized by Snow King Mountain
Jackson Hole Chamber Music Performance
10:00 AM · Not specified (Check box office for ticket tiers)Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Center for the Arts will host a special morning performance by Jackson Hole Chamber Music. This event brings world-class classical musicians to the local stage, offering an intimate and acoustically rich experience for attendees. The performance is designed to make high-quality chamber music accessible to the Jackson Hole community, providing a serene start to the day. The repertoire typically includes a mix of classical masterpieces and contemporary works. All ages are welcome to attend this enriching cultural event.
Cotopaxi Grand Opening & Ribbon Cutting Event
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Free50 W. Broadway, Jackson, WY
Join the Jackson Hole community in welcoming the new Cotopaxi retail store to downtown Jackson. The grand opening festivities begin with an official ribbon-cutting ceremony at 10:00 AM to officially launch the storefront. Later in the afternoon, starting at 4:00 PM, the store will host a celebratory Grand Opening Happy Hour. Attendees can explore the brand's colorful, sustainable outdoor gear, mingle with fellow outdoor enthusiasts, and enjoy complimentary refreshments. This is a special one-off community event to support a new local business and score some fresh gear for the spring season. All ages are welcome to the store, though the happy hour may require 21+ ID for alcoholic beverages.
Alta Baby Time
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library (Community Room), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A program designed for babies (0-24 months) and their caregivers. The activity includes child-directed free play with toys and blocks, followed by a short circle time with songs and rhymes. The purpose is socialization for little ones and connection for parents.
Organized by Alta Branch Library
Science On a Sphere
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Included with admission (if applicable)Jackson Hole Science Media Center (Check specific location, often at Visitor Center or Snow King Planetarium), Jackson, WY
An interactive exhibit featuring a room-sized global display system that projects planetary data onto a six-foot diameter sphere. It illustrates Earth system science, storms, climate change, and ocean currents in a captivating way.
2026 Targhee Cup (Adult Race League)
1:30 PM - 11:59 PM · Participation fee for teams; Free to watch.Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
The Annual Targhee Cup is a fun and social race league open to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Teams of six compete in a giant slalom format. It is less about intense competition and more about community 'gates, giving, and good times.' The event concludes with an awards ceremony in The Trap Bar.
Organized by Grand Targhee Ski & Snowboard Foundation
Join the après-ski party on the Alpenhof Deck with live beats by local favorite DJ Scutty. A perfect way to transition from the mountain to the evening, featuring great music, drinks, and a lively crowd in Teton Village.
White Claw Spring Break at Tram Dock
Mar 5 – Mar 6
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate the onset of spring skiing with the White Claw Spring Break event at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. Running through the afternoon as the lifts close, this lively après-ski gathering features music, promotional giveaways, and refreshing White Claw hard seltzers. It's the ultimate way to cap off a day of riding the legendary Jackson Hole terrain, bringing together locals and visitors for a high-energy slopeside party. The event area is open to the public, but attendees must be 21+ with a valid ID to consume alcoholic beverages.
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY 83001
Take a guided trip to Mexico without leaving Jackson Hole. This 30-minute tasting experience explores the regions and traditional distilling methods of exquisite tequilas. Wake up your taste buds and discover that there is much more to tequila than shooters and cocktails. Must be 21+ to attend.
Held on the first Thursday of every month, this open mic night showcases local singer-songwriters, poets, and musicians in a relaxed coffee shop atmosphere.
Wyoming Stargazing: Free Public Stargazing
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free (Donations recommended)Stilson Lot (Northwest corner of the lot), Jackson, WY
Astronomy educators set up large telescopes to offer public views of planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. The event is weather-dependent (requires clear skies and temps above 0°F). Dress very warmly.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Free Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Learn to swing dance in a historic setting. Instructors provide free lessons suitable for beginners before the live music starts later in the evening. No partner required.
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Thursday nights feature live music in the Silver Dollar Showroom. The lineup typically includes local or regional country, bluegrass, or Americana acts. It is a popular spot for locals and visitors to dance and enjoy the historic atmosphere.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Tasha and the Goodfellows (Live Music)
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Tasha and the Goodfellows return for a Thursday night set. They bring their mix of jazz, soul, and funk to the Silver Dollar Showroom. Tasha Ghezzi's powerful vocals lead this dynamic ensemble. The Showroom offers a sophisticated yet relaxed western atmosphere with a dance floor. 21+ in the evening.
Drew Phillips Band Live Performance
Mar 5 – Mar 7
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY
The iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar hosts a three-night residency with the Drew Phillips Band. Hailing from Lincoln, Nebraska, the band merges traditional country storytelling with a gritty rock 'n' roll edge for high-energy, crowd-pleasing performances. Admission is free and non-ticketed, with entry on a first-come, first-served basis. The venue is strictly 21+. On Thursday, March 5, free swing dance lessons start at 7:00 PM before the band takes the stage at 8:30 PM. Music begins at 8:30 PM each night and runs late into the evening.
The Virginian Saloon hosts live bands every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday night. Expect a rowdy, authentic western bar vibe with a mix of country, rock, and dance music.
Organized by The Virginian Lodge
Disco Night at The Stagecoach
9:30 PM · Free / Cover variesStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A legendary local tradition ('Disco Night') where the historic Stagecoach Bar transforms into a dance party with a DJ spinning disco, funk, and dance hits. It is a favorite among locals and runs weekly through the winter season. 21+.
Fri, Mar 6
Teton Splitfest 2026
Mar 6 – Mar 8
Varies (Festival packages and clinic prices apply; Socials may have separate cover)Various locations including Hand Fire Pizza (Socials) and Grand Teton National Park/Teton Pass (Clinics/Demos)
The Teton Splitfest is a premier backcountry splitboarding festival bringing together the community for a weekend of education, gear demos, and social events. The event features on-snow clinics guided by Jackson Hole Mountain Guides (ranging from 'Backcountry 101' to advanced mountaineering), a massive gear raffle benefiting the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center, and evening social gatherings. It is a 'splitboard only' event designed to foster safety and community among backcountry enthusiasts.
Awake and Aligned (Mindfulness & Movement Class)
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM · Free / Donation-basedSenior Center of Jackson Hole
Join instructor Tori Lund for 'Awake and Aligned,' a morning wellness class designed to energize your body and mind through breath, movement, and mindfulness. With both chair and mat options available, this session is highly accessible to all mobility levels and ages. The purpose of the event is to help community members start their day feeling balanced, refreshed, and centered. No prior yoga or mindfulness experience is required, making it a welcoming environment for anyone looking to break up the winter rhythm with restorative practices.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Alta Story Time
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeAlta Branch Library, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
Traditional storytime for young children. The activity includes reading books, singing songs, fingerplays, and flannel board stories to promote early literacy.
Organized by Alta Branch Library
Library Baby Time
10:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library (Jackson Branch)
A program designed for infants and their caregivers featuring songs, rhymes, and simple stories to promote early literacy and bonding.
Organized by Teton County Library
Fables, Feathers & Fur
10:30 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeNational Museum of Wildlife Art
A program designed for young children (ages 3-6) and their caregivers. It involves storytelling and a simple art-making activity in the galleries, encouraging kids to engage with wildlife art through looking, reading, and creating.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
International Women’s Day at Teton Village Sports
Mar 6 – Mar 7
3:00 PM · Free admissionTeton Village Sports, Teton Village
Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Teton Village Sports are teaming up to celebrate International Women's Day with a two-day community and retail event. On Friday, March 6, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, local professional freeride skier and athlete Veronica Paulsen will be on-site signing posters and showcasing her exclusive 'Grim Ripper' collection. The celebration continues all day on Saturday, March 7, featuring steep discounts on women's gear, brand pop-ups, and a raffle giving attendees the chance to win a free pair of skis. It is an all-ages event aimed at empowering and celebrating women in the outdoor sports community. Admission is free.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Teton Village Sports
Enjoy an intimate après-ski set with local musician David Jeremy in the Bavarian-inspired atmosphere of the Alpenhof Lodge. It’s a quieter, more relaxed alternative to the larger crowds at the Mangy Moose, perfect for winding down after a day on the slopes with a pint or a glass of wine.
Sommelier Stash
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Pay per glass/tastingWestbank Grill at Four Seasons Resort, Teton Village, WY
Four Seasons Sommelier AJ Puccia curates a special list of his favorite, newest, or most exciting wines for this weekly event. It is an opportunity to taste unique bottles that might not be on the standard menu, often accompanied by suggested pairings and expert knowledge from the sommelier himself.
A monthly self-guided tour of Jackson Hole’s premier fine art galleries. Participating venues (including Mountain Trails Gallery, Diehl Gallery, Wilcox Gallery II, Horizon Fine Art, and Gold Mountain Gallery) open their doors for the evening with artist receptions, refreshments, and live music. It is a social community event celebrating the local arts scene.
Join Morris Weintraub for an inner adventure of personal discovery and transformation. Participants will learn to use their breath to achieve higher states of consciousness and unlock the subconscious mind. This 120-minute workshop is designed for explorers and seekers of all levels.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. Tufts Alumni Hockey Club
7:00 PMSnow King Sports & Events Center
The Jackson Hole Moose (Senior A hockey team) take on the Tufts Alumni Hockey Club. These games are a major local social event featuring full-check hockey, music, and beer/food concessions.
Emo Kids w/ My Side of Paradise
7:00 PM · Ticketed Event (Check website for pricing, typically $20-$30)Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village, WY
A night of nostalgia featuring 'Emo Kids,' a tribute band playing the best emo and pop-punk hits from the 2000s (think My Chemical Romance, Fall Out Boy, Blink-182). Supported by 'My Side of Paradise.' A high-energy concert in the Saloon. 21+.
Serving as the official kickoff and campfire gathering the night before the Togwotee Winter Classic, this community event invites outdoor enthusiasts to experience the Dubois Trails under the moonlight. Participants are encouraged to bring their fat bikes, classic cross-country skis, or skate skis for a casual, non-competitive evening ride/ski. The event fosters a strong community atmosphere with a warm campfire gathering, allowing locals and visitors to mingle, share stories, and enjoy the pristine, snow-covered backcountry of Togwotee Pass. All ages are welcome. The event is free.
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
Enjoy live music in the historic Silver Dollar Showroom. While specific bands for other nights in this window were identified (Tasha on Mar 5, Dangling Chains on Mar 7), the Friday night slot features rotating local or regional talent playing Americana, rock, or country. The venue offers a famous western atmosphere with its bar inlaid with 2,032 silver dollars.
Kaleidisco Presents: Teton SplitFest Silent Disco
Mar 6 – Mar 7
10:00 PM · $20 (Pre-sale) / $25 (GA) / $30 (Week of event)Hand Fire Pizza, 120 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
In collaboration with Teton Splitfest, Hand Fire Pizza hosts a high-energy Silent Disco presented by Kaleidisco. The event features six DJs battling on two different channels, allowing attendees to switch vibes throughout the night. A portion of the proceeds supports the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. This is a 21+ event.
Organized by Kaleidisco
Sat, Mar 7
Togwotee Winter Classic
8:00 AM · Free to enter/watch (Donations encouraged)Lava Mountain Lodge, Togwotee Pass
The Togwotee Winter Classic is an annual, not-for-profit fatbike race and community ride taking place on the spectacular groomed trails of Togwotee Pass. Hosted by the Fatbike Advocates of the Tetons, the event is designed to promote winter cycling and trail advocacy. Riders of various skill levels tackle the snowy terrain in a supportive, grassroots racing environment. Spectators can cheer on the racers from the Lava Mountain Lodge basecamp, which serves as the central hub for the event. The event is free to enter or watch, though donations are encouraged.
Organized by Fatbike Advocates of the Tetons
Dick’s Ditch Classic Banked Slalom
Mar 7 – Mar 8
8:30 AM · Free for spectatorsJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Dick's Ditch course
The Dick's Ditch Classic Banked Slalom is a legendary Jackson Hole event that honors the unique character and history of the mountain with a nod to classic banked slalom culture. The course runs down a natural topographical phenomenon where avalanches have raged for millennia. The event spans two days: Saturday, March 7, features qualifier runs, starting with a mandatory competitor meeting at 8:30 AM and racing at 10:00 AM (snowboarding division first, followed by skiers). 70% of the field in each category advances to Sunday's finals on March 8, which begin at 10:00 AM. Pro divisions earn cash prizes of $1000 for first place, $500 for second, and $250 for third, while winners receive custom belt buckles. Spectators can watch the thrilling action from the sidelines for free.
Operation Eagles Row: MONGO Memorial Workout
9:00 AM - 6:00 PM · $50Jackson Hole Indoor, 3580 S Park Dr, Jackson, WY 83001
A memorial workout and endurance fundraising event honoring Major Moises “Mo” Navas and Gunnery Sergeant Diego Pongo, Marine Raiders killed in action in 2020. The event features the 'MONGO' workout, created by their teammates. Open to all fitness levels with divisions for RX, Scaled, and Kids. Proceeds support the Talons Reach Foundation and the MANs Legacy Foundation.
Blizzard Demo Tent Takeover
9:00 AM - 3:30 PM · Free to demo (Valid lift ticket/pass required for mountain access)Casper Demo Tent, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Skiers looking to test out the latest and greatest gear can join the Blizzard ski brand representatives as they take over the Casper Demo Tent on the mountain. From 9:00 AM to 3:30 PM, guests can swap out their current boards to test-drive Blizzard's newest freeride and all-mountain ski models on Jackson Hole's legendary terrain. Reps will be handing out free brand swag and offering expert advice on ski technology and sizing. If participants fall in love with a specific model, Teton Village Sports will be ready to help them purchase a pair at the base. Demo is free, but a valid lift ticket or pass is required for mountain access.
Organized by Blizzard Ski Brand
Foundations and Frames: A Beginning Beekeeping Class
9:00 AM · Free to attend/Inquire with organizer for membership feesCobblestone Hotel & Suites - Alpine, 111 Greys River Road, Alpine, WY 83128
Presented by High Mountain Pollinators and Bees, a local nonprofit organization dedicated to providing educational opportunities for beekeepers and protecting pollinator habitats. This class specifically focuses on the unique challenges of beekeeping at higher elevations and in areas with severe winter conditions. It is an excellent opportunity for locals and visitors alike to learn the foundations of beekeeping, understand how to handle frames, and discover ways to support pollinator species native to the central Rocky Mountains.
Organized by High Mountain Pollinators and Bees
Smith Soleli Après Tent
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM · FreeJH Sports, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Base Area, Teton Village, WY
An interactive brand activation and après-ski event hosted by Smith Optics. The Smith Soleli Après Tent offers a chance for visitors to check out the latest eyewear and helmet technology while enjoying the festive base area atmosphere. Representatives and tech experts from Smith Optics will be on-site to showcase new products, answer questions, and provide expert gear fittings. The event is free and open to the public with no tickets or registration required. It is family-friendly and all ages are welcome. Activities from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM include product demos and exclusive giveaways in a relaxed après-ski environment.
Enjoy a perfect midday break on the slopes with live acoustic music by local musician David Higdon on the sun-soaked deck at Trapper's Restaurant. Located at Solitude Station (the midway station of the Sweetwater Gondola), this event offers skiers and snowboarders a chance to unbuckle their boots and relax with delicious food, craft drinks, and great tunes. It's a family-friendly atmosphere perfect for soaking in the panoramic mountain views and enjoying the warm spring skiing vibes before heading back out for afternoon laps.
DJ Scutty at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeCasper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A lively mid-day on-mountain DJ set designed to give skiers and snowboarders a fun, energetic break during their day on the slopes. DJ Scutty, a local favorite, spins upbeat, crowd-pleasing tracks that perfectly match the sunny, spring skiing vibe at the popular Casper Beach gathering spot. The event is free to attend, but a valid lift ticket or season pass is required for mountain access. The music runs continuously from noon to 3:00 PM. Guests can grab food and drinks, relax in the snow seating, and enjoy the tunes. The adjacent bar area is 21+ for alcohol purchases, but the snow area is all ages.
Road to Rendezvous: Saturday Concert Series
3:00 PM · FreeUnder the Tram, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village
As a prelude to the Rendezvous Music Festival, JHMR hosts free live music under the Aerial Tram every Saturday in March. Local and regional bands perform in this stunning outdoor setting. The specific band for this date is often announced closer to the event, but the series is confirmed.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Rolling Harvest (Road to Rendezvous Concert Series)
3:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Under the Aerial Tram), Teton Village
Part of the 'Time Machine' concert series leading up to the Rendezvous Festival. Rolling Harvest will perform a tribute set celebrating the 1960s and 70s with the classic sounds of Bob Dylan and Neil Young. This open-air concert takes place at the base of the mountain, allowing skiers to ride right up to the stage for après-ski entertainment.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort / The Cloudveil
Après DJ Set: DJ Fin
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A separate, high-energy après-ski DJ set at the base of the Tram. DJ Fin spins energetic beats to keep the energy up as skiers finish their day. This event is distinct from the 'Road to Rendezvous' concert series.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Farmers Market (Winter Market at Hotel Terra)
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeHotel Terra Jackson Hole Ballroom, Teton Village, WY
A special winter edition of the beloved Jackson Hole Farmers Market, held indoors to celebrate Locals Week. It provides a cozy, festive environment to shop for local goods, produce, and artisan crafts while supporting the regional economy. Features a variety of local farmers, ranchers, bakers, and artisans from the Teton region showcasing their winter harvests and handmade goods. Admission is completely free; items, food, and drinks are available for individual purchase directly from the vendors. The market runs from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. Visitors can browse vendor booths, purchase hot food and beverages, and enjoy family-friendly indoor activities in the warmth of the Hotel Terra Ballroom. All ages are welcome.
Après with Jimmy Denny
4:00 PM · Free admission (Food and drink available for purchase)Alpenhof Lodge, Teton Village
Unwind after a long day on the slopes with live après-ski entertainment featuring local musician Jimmy Denny at the historic Alpenhof Lodge. Located at the base of the mountain in Teton Village, the Alpenhof provides a cozy, Bavarian-inspired atmosphere perfect for relaxing with friends and family. Jimmy Denny will perform a mix of acoustic covers and original tunes to set the mood. The event is open to all ages, though the bar area is 21+. Guests can enjoy the lodge's selection of craft beers, warm winter cocktails, and hearty alpine appetizers while soaking in the music.
Celebrate International Women’s Day With Local Brew Pub Crawl
4:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeJackson's Four Breweries (Roadhouse, Melvin Dojo, StillWest, Snake River Brewing)
Celebrate International Women's Day a day early with a coordinated local brew pub crawl across Jackson's four premier breweries. The schedule is strictly timed to keep the group moving: it kicks off at 4:00 PM at Roadhouse, moves downstairs to Melvin Dojo at 4:45 PM, heads over to StillWest at 5:30 PM, and concludes at Snake River Brewing at 7:00 PM. Participants can enjoy special edition craft beers on tap at each location, specifically brewed or highlighted for the occasion. This is a fantastic community networking event designed to support local businesses, celebrate women in the community, and enjoy the vibrant craft beer scene in Jackson Hole. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Jackson On Ice (Teton Village Performance)
6:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Commons Ice Rink, Teton Village
A special free skating performance presented by the Skating Club of Jackson Hole. Unlike the Town Square show, this performance takes place at the base of the mountain in Teton Village. It features local skaters and potentially guest performers showcasing their skills in an open-air alpine setting.
Steadfire Chophouse is hosting an exclusive dining experience known as 'The Mascot Dinner,' featuring special guest Amanda Harlan from the renowned Harlan family wine estate. Guests will be treated to a multi-course gourmet meal expertly paired with exceptional wines. Amanda Harlan will be present to discuss the winemaking process, the history of the Mascot label, and the tasting notes for each pour. This is a premium, 21+ event geared toward wine enthusiasts and foodies looking for an upscale, educational culinary evening in Jackson Hole.
Jackson Hole Moose Hockey vs. Tufts Alumni Hockey Club
7:00 PM · ~$15-$20Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E. Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Moose play a second night against the Tufts Alumni Hockey Club on Saturday. Moose Hockey games are a beloved local tradition, featuring full-check, Senior A-level hockey, live music, beer, and a rowdy, family-friendly crowd. The 'Knuckle Draggers' section keeps the energy high. Tickets are available at the door or online and often sell out, so arriving early is recommended. Puck drop is at 7:00 PM.
Dangling Chains (Live Music)
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free (No cover)The Silver Dollar Bar, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Dangling Chains will perform at the historic Silver Dollar Bar. This local band is known for their high-energy bluegrass and Americana sound, perfect for the Silver Dollar's famous dance floor. The venue features the iconic bar inlaid with 2,032 uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars. It's a popular spot for both locals and visitors to two-step and enjoy a more relaxed, yet lively, Western atmosphere compared to the Cowboy Bar.
Live Music at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free admission (No cover)The Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Silver Dollar Showroom hosts live music every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday. While specific bands for these dates may rotate (often local favorites like One Ton Pig or regional touring acts), the venue guarantees high-quality live performance. The vibe features Western swing and dancing on the famous terrazzo floor. The crowd is a mix of locals and visitors, and the venue is 21+ in the evening.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Maddy O’Neal with Manic Focus & Homemade Spaceship
8:30 PM · $29The Mangy Moose Saloon, Teton Village
A major electronic music event featuring Maddy O'Neal, a Denver-based producer known for her 'dirty funky bass music' that blends hip-hop, old-school soul, and modern bass. She is joined by Manic Focus and Homemade Spaceship for a high-energy night at Teton Village’s premier music venue. This is a 21+ event.
A loud, late-night set of gritty garage rock, indie rock, alternative country, and punk. Hailing directly from Jackson, Wyoming, the Church Bats are bringing their raw hometown energy to the iconic Virginian Saloon stage. The night will be kicked off by opening acts Screamo Ranchero and My Model Airplane. This is a 21+ event. Guests can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and diner-style pub fare from Billy's Burgers while taking in the local noise.
Sun, Mar 8
Parent Athlete Dual GS
8:00 AM - 12:00 PM · Registration fees apply for competitors; free for spectators.Snow King Mountain Resort, Jackson, WY
A fun and competitive community ski race where young athletes team up with or race against their parents in a Dual Giant Slalom format. This event follows the HS State Ski Meet and is designed to be a family-friendly end to the competition week.
Organized by Snow King Mountain Resort Events
Jackson Hole Downhill & Club Series Race
8:00 AM - 11:59 PM · FreeJackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club (JHMR)
A thrilling day of alpine ski racing featuring the Jackson Hole Downhill and the Club Series Race. Watch talented local and regional athletes navigate the challenging courses at high speeds. A great event for sports enthusiasts to support the Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club.
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM · Free (Complimentary Gondola tickets available for non-skiers)Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
A unique Jackson Hole tradition, Worship on the Mountain is a weekly interdenominational church service held high up on the slopes at the Rendezvous Lodge. The service offers a welcoming, community-focused spiritual gathering surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Tetons. Everyone is welcome, including families and non-skiers. For those attending without ski or snowboard gear, complimentary Bridger Gondola foot-passenger tickets are available at the Guest Service Center underneath the Tram (attendees should plan to load the gondola just after 9:00 AM to arrive promptly). The event is free.
Sunday Brunch at Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM · Free to attend; food and drink available for purchaseHealthy Being Cafe & Juicery, historic Van Vleck Block off Town Square
Start your Sunday morning with a nourishing brunch and live entertainment at Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery, located on the historic Van Vleck Block just off the Town Square. From 10:00 AM to noon, the cafe hosts beloved local musicians for intimate live performances. Guests can enjoy organic, health-conscious brunch options, cold-pressed juices, and specialty coffees in a cozy, welcoming atmosphere. It's a perfect, relaxing weekend tradition for both locals and visitors. This event also occurs on March 15, 2026.
Country Music Sunday at PCJH
10:15 AM - 11:30 AM · FreePresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, 1251 South Park Loop Road, Jackson, WY 83001
The Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole is hosting a special 'Country Music Sunday,' bringing a bluegrass-inspired spirit to their morning worship service. The talented PCJH Worship Team will be joined by special local country music talent. Attendees can expect praise music interwoven with the beautiful, toe-tapping bluegrass tones of mandolins and banjos. The doors are open to everyone in the community for this joyful morning of music.
11:00 AM · $47Virtual/Zoom (Hosted locally for the Jackson Hole community)
This live, transformational wellness experience is designed to help participants shift their energy, raise their vibrational frequency, and reconnect with clarity and confidence. The program begins with a 2-hour live Kickoff Workshop on Sunday, March 8th. From March 9th through the 14th, participants receive daily support via emails, videos, a PDF Guidebook, and a Daily Energy Tracker. The program concludes with a 90-minute integration session on March 15th. It is an excellent virtual community event for locals looking to reset their mental and spiritual well-being before the spring season.
DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeCasper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A Sunday DJ set continuing the weekend's on-mountain entertainment, providing the perfect soundtrack for spring skiing. It's an ideal spot for a lunch break or a mid-day dance party in your ski boots. A local guest DJ will be spinning a mix of electronic, pop, and classic après-ski anthems. The event is free to enjoy, but requires a valid lift ticket or season pass to reach the Casper Beach location. Music plays from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Attendees can lounge in the snow, purchase refreshments, and enjoy the vibrant mountain atmosphere. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages, with alcohol available for purchase for those 21+.
Riot Act, Inc. Presents: ‘Pride and Prejudice’ (Sunday Matinee & Audio Described Performance)
1:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary)Center for the Arts (The Center Theater), 240 S. Glenwood, Jackson, WY 83001
Riot Act, Inc. presents Kate Hamill's playful, highly theatrical, and comedic adaptation of Jane Austen's classic novel *Pride and Prejudice*. This specific Sunday matinee is uniquely designated as an 'Audio Described Performance' to ensure accessibility for all patrons, including those who are blind or have low vision. The performance includes live audio description services broadcasted to participating patrons. Doors open prior to the 1:00 PM curtain. The Center Theater provides wheelchair-accessible seating in both the Orchestra and Balcony. Produced by Riot Act, Inc., a beloved local Jackson Hole independent theater company. Tickets can be purchased via the Center for the Arts box office online or by phone (307-733-4900). The event is generally suitable for all ages, though recommended for older children and adults who can appreciate the theatrical adaptation and runtime.
Chuck Samples returns for a Sunday session at the Tram Dock. Enjoy open-air music and drinks at the base of the mountain to cap off the weekend.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort Events
Mala Making Workshop
5:00 PM · Check studio for materials feeHome Yoga Studio, Jackson, WY
A hands-on spiritual crafting workshop where participants learn the history, significance, and creation of mala beads (traditional 108-bead meditation garlands used in yogic and Buddhist practices). Instructed by the experienced staff at Home Yoga Studio. Advanced registration is required via the studio's website to ensure enough beads, string, and tassels are provided for all attendees. A materials fee applies. Open to adults and older teens capable of fine motor crafting. Starting at 5:00 PM, the workshop includes a brief lecture on the history of Japa meditation, followed by step-by-step instruction on knotting and stringing the 108 beads. The session ends with a group meditation utilizing the newly crafted malas.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Live Music with Bea Jones at Piste Dinners
5:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreePiste Mountain Bistro, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (Top of the Bridger Gondola)
Elevate your evening dining experience at Piste Mountain Bistro with live music by Bea Jones. Set against the stunning, sweeping backdrop of the Tetons at the top of the Bridger Gondola, this evening event pairs a locally sourced, elevated culinary menu with soulful live entertainment. Guests can enjoy a relaxed, sophisticated atmosphere perfect for winding down after a weekend on the mountain. Access requires a gondola ride up the mountain. Reservations for dinner are highly recommended as seating fills up quickly.
Stagecoach Band (“Sunday Church”)
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar, Wilson, WY
A legendary local tradition known as "Sunday Church," the Stagecoach Band has been playing every Sunday for decades. Expect classic country, western swing, and a packed dance floor full of locals.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Jackson On Ice
6:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Commons Ice Rink, Teton Village, WY
A free, family-friendly figure skating performance on the outdoor ice rink in Teton Village. The event features local skaters performing choreographed routines under the lights of the village.
Hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church, CAMPFIRE is a unique, recurring community storytelling and connection event held on the second Sunday of the month at the historic Virginian Saloon. The event is described as an 'experiment in how we gather as community — and in kindling connection, one story at a time.' It reimagines traditional gatherings by bringing people together in a casual, welcoming saloon environment to share stories, listen to neighbors, and foster deep local connections. All are welcome to attend this inclusive, thought-provoking evening.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Savor the Flavor: A Benefit Dinner for Slow Food in the Tetons
6:00 PM · Ticketed (Fundraiser pricing)Snake River Grill
Hosted at the iconic Snake River Grill, 'Savor the Flavor' is a special culinary event and benefit dinner dedicated to supporting Slow Food in the Tetons. The evening will feature a specially curated menu highlighting local, sustainable, and seasonal ingredients sourced from regional farmers and producers. The event aims to raise funds and awareness for local food systems while providing guests with an unforgettable fine-dining experience. Advance reservations are highly recommended as this is a popular community fundraiser.
Mario Kart Tournament
7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant
Bring your competitive spirit to Snake River Brewing for a fun-filled Mario Kart Tournament. Compete against locals and visitors on the big screen while enjoying award-winning craft beers and a revamped winter menu. A great community event for gamers and beer lovers alike.
Pinky G’s Open Mic Night
7:30 PM - 10:00 PM · Free (Food/Drink for purchase)Pinky G’s Pizzeria, 50 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
A weekly tradition in Jackson Hole, Pinky G's Open Mic Night invites local musicians, poets, and performers to take the stage in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere. It’s a great way to experience the local 'dirtbag' culture and talent while enjoying New York-style pizza and drinks.
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM - 11:59 PM · Cover charge may apply (typically $5-$10)The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Sunday nights at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar feature Country DJ Steady Jake, a veteran broadcaster and DJ with over 14 years of experience. He spins a mix of classic and modern country hits to keep the dance floor moving. The Cowboy Bar is Jackson's most iconic honky-tonk, famous for its saddle barstools and western memorabilia. Age restriction is 21+ only.
Organized by The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Mon, Mar 9
Skinny Skis Season Finale (Nordic Race)
9:30 AM - 1:00 PM · ~$20 entry (Suggested donation)Trail Creek Nordic Center, Wilson, WY
The final event of the Wydaho Nordic Race Series. This freestyle (skate) race offers distances of 10km, 5km, 2.5km, and a 1/2km for kids. It is a celebration of the end of the Nordic racing season with a festive community atmosphere. All proceeds typically benefit the Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club.
The Mangy Moose offers free live music every single day during the winter season for the après-ski crowd. Local and regional artists such as Major Zephyr, Brock Gleeson, and others rotate through the daily slots. The atmosphere is lively, loud, and fun, making it the premier spot in Teton Village to grab a spicy margarita and nachos after skiing.
Organized by Mangy Moose Saloon
Tap Into Science: USGS Data Collection in the Snake River Basin
5:30 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by the local non-profit Protect Our Water JH (POWJH) in partnership with Snake River Brewing, 'Tap Into Science' is a free educational event series. This month's presentation features Ruth Law and Jerrod Wheeler, who will discuss the 'Overview of USGS Data Collection and Current Role in the Snake River Basin.' They will introduce the critical hydrologic data collection happening across the basin—from groundwater monitoring to surface water studies. The goal is to promote enthusiasm for science in a fun, casual atmosphere. You don't have to be a science geek to attend; just bring a thirst for knowledge and enjoy an award-winning pint! The first 20 participants receive a free beer token.
Organized by Protect Our Water JH (POWJH)
The Hootenanny
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
An iconic Jackson Hole tradition held every Monday evening. The Hootenanny is an open mic style acoustic gathering hosted by local legends, where musicians from near and far sign up to play traditional folk, country, bluegrass, and western songs. Quiet listening is encouraged to respect the performers, offering a genuine slice of local culture and history. Full bar and dinner menu available from the Silver Dollar Grill.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Hoot Mondays (Open Mic/Jam)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The weekly Hootenanny returns. A beloved local tradition featuring an open mic format where local musicians, visiting artists, and legends gather to play acoustic folk, country, and bluegrass. It’s a seated, listening-room environment. Arrive early for a table.
Jessica Loobey Live Performance
Mar 9 – Mar 11
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY
A three-night midweek residency at Jackson's most famous Western saloon, offering locals and visitors authentic country music after a day on the slopes. Performer Jessica Loobey was born and raised on a working cattle ranch in Western South Dakota, bringing authentic, lived-in country roots and a captivating vocal presence to the stage. Admission is free with no cover charge or tickets required. The venue is strictly 21+. Music begins at 8:30 PM each night and runs late into the evening.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Country DJ Steady Jake at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Kick off the week with a night of dancing and drinking at Jackson Hole's most famous Western watering hole. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is an iconic honky-tonk known for its genuine saddle-topped barstools, Western memorabilia, and large dance floor. Country DJ Steady Jake brings 14 years of professional DJing experience and 19 years of radio broadcasting experience to the stage, specializing in spinning classic and contemporary country hits designed to keep the dance floor packed. The evening features continuous country music mixing, two-stepping, line dancing, and socializing in a historic saloon environment. No advance tickets are required; entry is first-come, first-served. A standard door cover charge may apply. This is a 21+ only event; valid ID is required for entry.
Industry Night
10:00 PM · FreeThe Virginian Saloon
A weekly event dedicated to local service industry workers, featuring drink specials and often a DJ or playlist to keep the energy high late into the night.
Organized by Virginian Saloon
Tue, Mar 10
GTNP Advanced Life Support (ALS) Refresher
Mar 10 – Mar 12
8:00 AM · Free for registered EMS/Fire personnelJackson Hole Fire/EMS Training Facilities
A multi-day Advanced Life Support (ALS) refresher training course designed specifically for Grand Teton National Park (GTNP) and local Jackson Hole EMS personnel. The event focuses on updating medical skills, backcountry emergency response protocols, and hands-on training for first responders operating in extreme alpine environments. The training is free for registered EMS/Fire personnel.
Take-a-Tour Tuesdays
10:30 AM · FreeJackson Hole History Museum
A guided tour of the museum's exhibits, offering deeper insights into the history of the valley, from indigenous peoples to the fur trade and ranching eras.
An educational outreach program where travelers and visitors can meet live raptors (owls, hawks, eagles) and learn about their ecology from Teton Raptor Center staff.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Heart Six Snowmobiling in Jackson Hole
Mar 10 – Mar 12
1:00 PM · Contact outfitter for tour pricing16985 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY
Experience the thrill of winter exploration with a guided snowmobile tour by Heart Six Ranch. Riders will traverse the stunning snowy landscapes of the Buffalo Valley and surrounding Jackson Hole backcountry, taking in breathtaking views of the Tetons and local wildlife. Tours are also available on March 10, 2026.
Organized by Heart Six Ranch
Sage Walking/Biking
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · FreeTeton County Community Recreation Center
Hosted by Teton Adaptive, this inclusive community event provides Sage Residents and community members the opportunity to walk or bike around the indoor track at the Rec Center. It promotes accessible fitness and social engagement in a safe, indoor environment.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
Perinatal Mental Wellness Group
4:00 PM · Free690 S HWY 89 Suite 201, Jackson, WY
This community support group meets every two weeks on Tuesdays to focus on perinatal mental wellness. It provides a safe, supportive, and confidential environment for expecting and new mothers to discuss the emotional and psychological challenges of pregnancy and postpartum life. Facilitated by local wellness professionals, the group aims to foster connection, share coping strategies, and build a strong support network among parents in the Jackson Hole community.
Cory Mon at Mangy Moose
5:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionMangy Moose Steakhouse and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Unwind after a long day on the slopes with live music from singer/songwriter Cory Mon at the world-famous Mangy Moose Saloon. Known for his soulful, raspy vocals and rootsy, Americana-infused acoustic rock, Cory Mon brings an intimate yet energetic vibe perfect for the après-ski crowd. The Mangy Moose has been a staple of Jackson Hole's live music scene since 1967, offering a lively atmosphere, great food, and craft drinks. This is a casual, unticketed event open to the public. Families are welcome in the restaurant area, but the saloon area is typically 21+ later in the evening.
Tuesday Night Nordic Race #5
5:45 PM · ~$10 per raceGrand Targhee Resort (Nordic Track)
The final race of the Tuesday Night Nordic series. It is a fun, community-oriented cross-country ski race open to all ages and abilities. Participants can choose between classic or skate skiing on courses ranging from 2.5km to 7.5km. Headlamps are recommended.
Organized by Grand Targhee Ski & Snowboard Foundation
Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire – Film Screening with Elisha Wiesel
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeJH Conference Center, 920 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Jewish Community is hosting a profound educational and cultural evening featuring a screening of the documentary film *Elie Wiesel: Soul on Fire*. The event is made incredibly special by the attendance of Elisha Wiesel, son of the late Nobel Laureate and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel. Following the screening, Elisha will likely lead a discussion or Q&A, offering personal insights into his father's legacy, human rights advocacy, and the enduring importance of remembering the Holocaust.
Organized by Jackson Hole Jewish Community
Dart Tournament
6:30 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing
A weekly community dart tournament held in the brewpub. It welcomes players of various skill levels for a casual evening of competition.
Presented by the Teton County Library, this storytelling competition invites locals to share true, personal stories on a specific theme without notes. It is a popular community event that often reaches capacity.
Organized by Teton County Library
Trivia Night at Snake River Brewing
7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing
"Drinkers and Thinkers" trivia night is a competitive and fun weekly event. Teams compete for prizes (usually beer or gift cards) in a lively brewpub atmosphere.
Facilitated by Grace Donohue, this bi-weekly gathering is designed to honor community and the natural cycles of transformation from the Fall Equinox to the Spring Equinox. Participants will move with intention in a supportive, heart-centered space focused on mental wellness and connection.
A formal community governance event. The Teton County Historic Preservation Board will hold its regular monthly meeting to discuss local historic preservation efforts, review heritage properties, and plan community outreach. This is a great event for locals interested in the architectural and cultural history of Jackson Hole. Public comment periods are included in the schedule.
Organized by Teton County Historic Preservation Board
Bluegrass Tuesday with One Ton Pig
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel)
A Jackson Hole institution, this weekly residency features the local band One Ton Pig playing high-energy bluegrass. It is a "must-do" event for visitors and a regular haunt for locals.
Organized by The Wort Hotel
Wed, Mar 11
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Included with standard museum admission or membershipJackson Hole History Museum, Jackson, WY
An interactive, educational morning program designed specifically to introduce young children to the cultural and natural history of the Jackson Hole region in an engaging, tactile way. Led by the educational staff at History Jackson Hole, the 60-minute session includes hands-on crafts, interactive storytelling, and guided exploration of age-appropriate museum exhibits. The event is specifically tailored for children in Pre-K through 2nd Grade (and their parents/guardians). Admission is included with standard museum admission or membership, and tickets can be purchased at the museum front desk upon arrival. This event also occurs on Wednesday, March 18, 2026, from 10:30 AM to 11:30 AM.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Walk-Up Wednesdays at the National Museum of Wildlife Art
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM · Included in the cost of general admissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art
Every Wednesday, the National Museum of Wildlife Art offers 'Walk-Up Wednesdays,' a 45-minute, free guided tour of the museum's extensive collection. Led by an expert docent, the tour provides deep insights into the history, techniques, and stories behind the world-class wildlife art on display. The tour is included in the cost of your daily admission ticket and operates on a first-come, first-served basis. It's an excellent cultural activity for art lovers and families looking to explore the indoor attractions of Jackson Hole. This event also occurs on March 18, 2026.
A safe, supportive space exclusively for adoptees to connect, share, and be heard. This monthly support group allows individuals to explore themes of identity, belonging, grief, curiosity, and connection with others who share similar life experiences.
Stroll WY
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM · FreeTeton County Community Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Teton County Health Department, Stroll WY is a community health and wellness event that encourages locals and visitors to take a midday walk at the Recreation Center. The goal is to promote physical activity, mental well-being, and community connection during the winter months. It is a casual, all-ages event open to everyone looking to get some light exercise during their lunch hour.
A critical community planning event addressing one of Jackson Hole's most pressing issues: housing. The Teton County Housing Supply Board will meet to discuss current housing initiatives, supply strategies, zoning updates, and community development plans. The meeting is open to the public and provides a forum for residents to stay informed on local real estate and affordable housing matters.
Organized by Teton County Housing Supply Board
Raptors at The Cloudveil
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeThe Cloudveil Hotel Lobby, 112 Center St, Jackson, WY
An educational meet-and-greet where the Teton Raptor Center brings live birds of prey (such as owls, hawks, or eagles) to the hotel lobby. Guests and the public can see these majestic birds up close and learn about their habitats and conservation efforts.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Western Wednesdays in Teton Village Commons
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton Village Commons Amphitheater
Western Wednesdays bring the community together in the heart of Teton Village for a mid-week celebration. From 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, attendees can shop a curated selection of goods from local artisans and makers. Live music kicks off in the amphitheater from 5:45 PM to 7:00 PM, providing a festive après-ski soundtrack. This family-friendly, open-air event is a great way to unwind after a day on the slopes, support local creators, and enjoy the vibrant mountain culture of Jackson Hole. This event also occurs on March 18, 2026.
Paint and Sip
6:00 PM · $45Snake River Brewing, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A guided painting class held in the brewery. Participants receive step-by-step instruction to create a painting while enjoying Snake River Brewing's beers and food (available for purchase). The event is open to all skill levels. The cost includes all painting materials and instruction.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Featherside Chat with Dr. Dan Lorimer: Avian Eyes
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · $10Teton Raptor Center, 5450 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A special educational evening featuring Dr. Dan Lorimer, a board-certified veterinary ophthalmologist. The talk will dive into the extraordinary attributes and adaptations of avian vision, explaining phrases like 'eagle eye.' The event includes a 45-minute presentation followed by a Q&A and time to explore the TRC's Learning Lab.
Bodega After Dark
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeBodega, 3200 W. McCollister Dr, Teton Village, WY
Every Wednesday night during the winter season, Bodega in Teton Village hosts 'Bodega After Dark,' a relaxed, community-focused après-ski gathering where locals and visitors can unwind after a day on the slopes. Attendees can enjoy $2 select beers (limit 4 per person) and receive 15% off everything from the grab-and-go cooler. It's an excellent, low-key alternative to the bustling bar scene, offering a chance to grab a quick bite and a cheap drink while mingling with the Teton Village community. Must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
Teton County School Board Meeting
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeTeton County School District Offices, Jackson, WY 83001
The local Teton County School Board will hold a public meeting to discuss district policies, budget allocations, and educational initiatives for the upcoming spring term. The event is open to the public and provides a direct forum for parents, teachers, and community members to engage with local education leaders.
Organized by Teton County School Board
Air Consumption/SCBA Competence Stations Training
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free for registered personnelAll Jackson Hole Fire/EMS Stations
A specialized, hands-on training event for Jackson Hole Fire/EMS personnel focusing on Self-Contained Breathing Apparatus (SCBA) competence and air consumption management. This critical safety training ensures local firefighters are prepared for hazardous environments and structural fires during the late winter season. The training is free for registered personnel.
Stagecoach Bluegrass Jam
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
An informal, collaborative performance where local musicians get together to jam. Calling all musicians and lovers of bluegrass! The Stagecoach Bar hosts a good 'ol fashioned bluegrass jam on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of the month. If you play the banjo, mandolin, guitar, or fiddle, you are highly encouraged to bring your instrument and join in. If you prefer to just listen, grab a drink and enjoy the incredible acoustic talent the valley has to offer.
Understanding Tech Series: Computer Operating Systems
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeOrdway Auditorium, Jackson Branch, Teton County Library
Hosted by the Teton County Library, this educational community workshop is part of the "Understanding Tech Series." The session focuses on demystifying computer operating systems for everyday users. It is designed specifically for adults (Ages 19+) who want to improve their digital literacy, troubleshoot common issues, and better understand how their devices function. The class is free to attend and offers a supportive, instruction-based environment for tech beginners and intermediate users alike.
Organized by Teton County Library
Womentum’s Annual March Onward: Celebration of Women
7:00 PM · Ticketed (Check Womentum website for pricing)National Museum of Wildlife Art
Womentum hosts its annual 'March Onward' event to celebrate Women's History Month. Held at the stunning National Museum of Wildlife Art, the evening features inspiring speakers, networking, and a celebration of female leadership and empowerment within the Jackson Hole community.
Organized by Womentum
Bingo Night at JH Elks Lodge
7:00 PM · Pay per bingo cardJackson Hole Elks Lodge
The Jackson Hole Elks Lodge opens its doors to the community for a lively and casual Bingo Night. This recurring local favorite brings together residents and visitors for an evening of friendly competition, socializing, and the chance to win various prizes. Food and beverages are typically available for purchase at the lodge. The event is family-friendly, though children must be accompanied by adults. It's a great way to experience the authentic, laid-back community vibe of Jackson Hole away from the main tourist hubs.
Organized by Jackson Hole Elks Lodge
Thu, Mar 12
2026 Grand Targhee IFSA Qualifier 2*
Mar 12 – Mar 15
Free (Valid lift ticket/pass required for mountain access)Grand Targhee Resort, 3300 Ski Hill Rd, Alta, WY 83414
The International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA) Qualifier 2* competition comes to the renowned powder of Grand Targhee Resort. This freeride competition allows athletes to earn points toward the Freeride World Qualifier (FWQ) rankings. The event spans four days (March 12-15) and typically includes venue inspection, qualifying runs, and finals. It features highly talented regional and international freeride skiers and snowboarders navigating challenging, steep, and ungroomed terrain, dropping cliffs and riding steep chutes. Spectators do not need a special event ticket, but a standard Grand Targhee lift ticket or season pass is required to access the viewing areas on the mountain. Athlete registration is handled via IFSA. All ages are welcome to spectate; competitors must meet IFSA age and membership requirements. Daily schedules are to be announced.
Organized by International Freeskiers & Snowboarders Association (IFSA)
Prismatic Menagerie: Origami-Inspired Sculptures by Hacer
Mar 12 – Mar 26
FreeCache/Hwy 89 Corridor (From National Museum of Wildlife Art to Center for the Arts)
A vibrant, large-scale outdoor public art installation featuring the work of renowned sculptor Hacer, a collaborative effort between the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the Center for the Arts. The purpose is to bring bold, accessible, and whimsical contemporary art to public spaces. The exhibition features five massive, brightly colored, origami-inspired metal sculptures of wildlife (including a bear, rabbit, coyote, and canine) placed strategically along the Cache/Hwy 89 corridor. Installed outdoors, the sculptures are available for viewing 24/7 and are completely free to the public. The installation is highly family-friendly and encourages walking tours and photography along the sculpture trail.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art & Center for the Arts
Wyoming CLASS Board of Trustees Meeting
9:00 AM - 11:30 AM · Free and open to the publicThe Wort Hotel, 50 North Glenwood Street, Jackson, WY
The Wyoming Cooperative Liquid Assets Securities System (Wyoming CLASS) Board of Trustees will host their March 2026 meeting at the historic Wort Hotel in downtown Jackson. Wyoming CLASS is a local government investment pool created to meet the cash management and investment needs of Wyoming's public sector entities. This meeting provides an opportunity for local officials, stakeholders, and the public to observe the board's discussions on financial strategies, fund performance, and governance. Those interested in attending virtually or needing specific agenda details can email [email protected].
Organized by Wyoming Cooperative Liquid Assets Securities System (Wyoming CLASS)
The Annual Targhee Cup Adult Race League is a fun, social, and competitive event open to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Rally your family, friends, neighbors, and co-workers for an afternoon of gates, giving, and good times. Participants get two runs on the course, with combined times scored for their teams. Cash awards and bragging rights are presented to the top teams. Following the race, results are distributed at The Trap Bar where participants can enjoy camaraderie and a free pitcher of beer. A registration fee is required for teams/individuals.
Hot Pocket – Free Live Music at Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
Part of the Mangy Moose's daily free winter music series, this event provides a lively après-ski atmosphere at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Hot Pocket is a beloved local Jackson Hole band known for their energetic jams, funky tunes, and upbeat covers, making them a staple of the Teton Village scene. Guests can enjoy live music, order from the Mangy Moose's extensive food and drink menu (including their famous spicy margaritas), and mingle with locals and tourists in a rustic, eclectic setting. Admission is completely free with no tickets required. The restaurant area is family-friendly, but the saloon/bar area where the music is centered is typically 21+.
White Claw Spring Break at Tram Dock
Mar 12 – Mar 13
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate the onset of spring skiing with the White Claw Spring Break takeover at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. This lively après-ski gathering is designed to bring locals and visitors together for a high-energy slopeside party as the lifts close for the day. The event features local DJs spinning upbeat tracks to keep the après vibes going, alongside the White Claw promotional team hosting the festivities. The party kicks off at 3:00 PM as skiers make their final descents and runs continuously until 6:00 PM on both Thursday and Friday. No tickets or advance registration are required. Entry to the event area is completely free, with promotional giveaways handed out throughout the afternoon. The event area is open to the public of all ages, but attendees must be 21+ with a valid ID to purchase and consume alcoholic beverages.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Tom Cornwell: Live @ The Trap
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Enjoy an afternoon of live après-ski music featuring Tom Cornwell at the legendary Trap Bar at Grand Targhee Resort. Cornwell brings a laid-back, soulful sound rooted in folk, Americana, and classic storytelling. With honest lyrics, smooth vocals, and an easygoing stage presence, his performances feel both intimate and inviting. It's the perfect way to unwind after a day on the slopes. The Trap Bar is a lively venue, typically 21+ for bar seating, offering a great selection of local brews and pub fare. Admission is free, with food and drinks available for purchase.
Bridgette Meinhold | Attention is Devotion | Artist Reception
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeGallery Wild, 80 W Broadway, Jackson, WY (One block from Town Square)
Gallery Wild is hosting an exclusive artist reception for Bridgette Meinhold to celebrate her exhibition, 'Attention is Devotion.' Meinhold is renowned for her atmospheric encaustic paintings that capture the misty, ethereal beauty of mountain landscapes and forests. Her unique process involves layering beeswax and pigment to create incredible depth and luminosity. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the artist, discuss her creative process, and view her latest works. Gallery Wild focuses on fine art inspired by wildlife and conservation, making this a perfect cultural evening for art collectors and nature enthusiasts alike. Complimentary refreshments are usually provided. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Gallery Wild
Love Shack: A Live Zany Musical Comedy (Dinner Theater)
Love Shack is a high-energy, Valentine's-themed musical comedy that follows three men on their not-so-smooth journeys through love, laughter, and music. It is set inside Wyoming's longest-running professional dinner theater, offering a unique experience where dining and entertainment seamlessly blend. The show is performed by the talented resident cast of the Jackson Hole Playhouse, who famously double as your gun-slinging, singing waitstaff during the dinner portion of the evening. The evening begins at 5:15 PM with a cocktail hour and appetizers in the historic lobby. Dinner seating begins promptly at 5:35 PM in the SaddleRock Saloon. At 7:30 PM, guests remain at their tables as the theater comes alive for the show, which wraps up around 8:45 PM. The ticket price includes warm hors d'oeuvres, bread, salad, Coca-Cola products, coffee, tea, and a choice of five entrées. Dessert, specialty cocktails/mocktails, and a mandatory 20% server gratuity are not included. This is a family-friendly event open to all ages. Tickets can be purchased online via the Playhouse website or by calling the box office.
A community musical gathering at St. John's Episcopal Church. The handbell choir meets for their weekly rehearsal, preparing beautiful acoustic arrangements for upcoming services and community performances. Open to interested ringers and listeners.
“No Forgiveness: Murder in the Mormon Frontier” with Author Dan Neal
6:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole History Museum, 175 East Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
Author Dan Neal presents his book 'No Forgiveness,' which details a 1911 murder in Idaho involving the son-in-law of Jackson Hole pioneer 'Uncle Nick' Wilson. The talk explores themes of frontier justice, polygamy, and family feuds in the Teton region. A book signing follows the presentation.
An educational and supportive community discussion focused on end-of-life topics, grief, and hospice care. The goal is to demystify the dying process and encourage open, honest conversations about a difficult subject. Presented by Dave Kampfschulte, an experienced educator and volunteer who has worked in the hospice field for 38 years. A 90-minute presentation and interactive discussion where attendees can listen to Kampfschulte's insights from decades of hospice work, followed by a dedicated Q&A session. Free admission; open to the public. Geared towards Adults (Ages 19+).
Organized by Teton County Library
Silver Dollar Showroom Session: Wood Box Heroes
6:30 PM · $195The Silver Dollar Showroom (The Wort Hotel), Jackson, WY
A premier 'Showroom Session' featuring the acoustic supergroup Wood Box Heroes. The band includes Matt Menefee (Mumford & Sons), Barry Bales (Alison Krauss & Union Station), Jenee Fleenor (George Strait), and Josh Martin. This is an intimate, seated dinner-and-show experience where the artists share stories behind their songs. This is their Jackson Hole debut. Tickets go on sale Feb 20.
Jackson Hole Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) 2026
7:00 PM · $25Center for the Arts Theater, Jackson, WY
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Fly Fishing Film Tour returns to Jackson Hole. The event features a collection of short films showcasing breathtaking fly fishing adventures from around the world. Expect high-quality cinematography, conservation stories, and plenty of stoke for the upcoming fishing season. Beer, wine, and raffle prizes are typically part of the evening.
Jackbox Game Night
7:00 PM · FreeSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Join the community at Snake River Brewing Company & Restaurant for a lively and interactive Jackbox Game Night. Participants use their smartphones as controllers to compete in a variety of hilarious, trivia-based, and drawing party games displayed on the big screens. It's a fantastic way to socialize, enjoy award-winning local craft beers, and indulge in hearty pub fare while testing your wits and humor against friends and fellow patrons. No prior gaming experience is necessary, making it a highly accessible and casual evening out.
Wyoming Stargazing at Rendezvous Park (R-Park)
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · $10 per person recommended donationRendezvous Park (R-Park), off of Rte. 390 (Teton Village Rd), Wilson, WY
Wyoming Stargazing hosts free, year-round public stargazing events on clear Thursdays to educate the community and visitors about the cosmos. It is a peaceful, educational outdoor activity that takes advantage of Jackson Hole's incredibly dark, unpolluted skies. Professional astronomy educators from the Wyoming Stargazing nonprofit lead the event. They provide deep-space context and guide attendees on how to use the provided equipment. The event begins right after sunset (weather permitting—temperatures must be above zero degrees Fahrenheit) and runs approximately from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Attendees should park in the main R-Park parking area and walk to the far side of the hill, following the 'Public Stargazing' signs to find the massive large-aperture telescopes pointed at planets, stars, planetary nebulae, and galaxies. No advance tickets or reservations are required; attendees can simply show up and come and go as they please. A $10 donation is highly encouraged to support the nonprofit's educational outreach. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Free Swing Dance Lessons at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
A staple of Jackson Hole nightlife, the internationally famous Million Dollar Cowboy Bar offers free weekly swing dance lessons to help locals and tourists alike embrace Western culture. It's the perfect warm-up before the venue's nightly live country music kicks off. Professional local dance instructors lead the sessions, breaking down the fundamentals of country swing dancing so that even absolute beginners can confidently hit the dance floor. Lessons run from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM every Thursday. Following the lessons, attendees are encouraged to stick around, grab a drink at the saddle-topped bar stools, and practice their new moves as the evening's live band takes the stage at 8:30 PM. No tickets or cover charge are required during the lesson timeframe. Because the event is held inside a premier liquor establishment, all attendees must be 21+ with a valid ID to enter.
Local singer-songwriter Bea Jones will be performing an intimate live set at the historic Virginian Saloon. Known as an iconic Jackson watering hole, the 'Virg' provides the perfect rustic backdrop to enjoy Bea's acoustic stylings. Grab a craft cocktail or a local beer, order some food from Billy's Burgers, and settle in for a relaxed evening of great local music. (Note: 21+ to drink).
The legendary alternative hip-hop/blues band G. Love & Special Sauce brings their 'Lemonade 20th Anniversary Tour' to the Mangy Moose. Known for their laid-back 'Philly Soul' vibe and hits like 'Baby's Got Sauce,' this will be a high-energy show in Teton Village's most famous music venue. Support act: Makua. 21+.
Disco Night at the Stagecoach
10:00 PM · Free entryStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Hwy 22, Wilson, WY
A legendary weekly late-night dance party in the neighboring town of Wilson. Every Thursday night, the iconic 'Coach' transforms from a classic Western dive bar into a vibrant disco, bringing out a massive crowd of locals, ski bums, and visitors for an energetic evening of dancing. Features local resident DJs spinning a mix of classic 70s disco hits, funk, and modern dance remixes. No cover charge; walk-ins welcome. Drinks are available for purchase at the bar. Strictly 21+ with a valid ID required at the door. The music starts pumping at 10:00 PM and the dance floor stays packed until closing time (around 2:00 AM).
Fri, Mar 13
Pink Ribbon Riders 18th Wyoming Snow Run 2026
Mar 13 – Mar 15
Varies based on participation/fundraising tiersBrooks Lake Lodge (Hosted in conjunction with the Jackson Hole Snow Devils)
The Pink Ribbon Riders will host their 18th annual Wyoming Snow Run, a multi-day snowmobile charity event dedicated to raising funds for men and women diagnosed with breast cancer. Supported by the Jackson Hole Snow Devils, the event features guided snowmobile rides through the breathtaking backcountry, a welcome reception, banquet dinners, and silent auctions. The funds raised go directly to providing financial assistance to patients in need. Participants must register in advance, and riders of all skill levels are welcome. It is a family-friendly, community-driven weekend combining winter sports with a vital philanthropic cause.
Organized by Pink Ribbon Riders
“Year of The Horse” Group Art Show
Mar 13 – Mar 22
10:00 AM · Free AdmissionGallery Wild, 80 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Gallery Wild, a premier contemporary wildlife art gallery in Jackson Hole, is hosting a special group exhibition titled "Year of The Horse." This showcase features contemporary wildlife art from various local and national artists, celebrating the majesty, power, and spirit of the horse through different mediums. Various contemporary wildlife painters and sculptors represented by Gallery Wild are featured. Admission is free and open to the public. Artworks are available for purchase. All ages are welcome. The exhibition is ongoing daily through Sunday, March 22, 2026, during standard gallery hours (typically 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily).
Organized by Gallery Wild
Isaac Dan – Free Live Music at Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
Continuing the Mangy Moose's tradition of hosting top-tier local talent for the après-ski crowd, this Friday afternoon set is the perfect way to transition from a day on the slopes to the weekend nightlife. Isaac Dan is a talented local musician who brings a mix of acoustic covers and original singer-songwriter tracks, providing a relaxed yet engaging vibe for the afternoon crowd. The event features live acoustic music performance, après-ski socializing, and food/drink service in the historic two-story venue. Admission is free. The saloon area is 21+.
Strumbucket: Live @ the Trap
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Keep the après-ski energy high with a live performance by local favorites Strumbucket at The Trap Bar. Known for their infectious energy and engaging live sets, Strumbucket will provide the perfect soundtrack for your Friday afternoon off the mountain. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, or just relax with friends in one of the region's most iconic slopeside bars. The venue offers a full menu of food and drinks, with a lively, adult-friendly atmosphere. Admission is free, with food and drinks available for purchase.
A cozy, Swiss-inspired après-ski music session located steps from the Jackson Hole Mountain Resort tram. It provides a relaxed atmosphere for skiers and snowboarders to warm up, eat fondue, and enjoy live entertainment. David Jeremy is a well-known local acoustic musician who plays a crowd-pleasing mix of engaging covers and original singer-songwriter tracks. Free admission. Food and drinks (including their famous fondue) are available for purchase. All ages welcome in the bistro dining area (21+ to order alcohol). Live acoustic music runs continuously from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
A comprehensive weekend deep-dive into the ancient practice of Yoga Nidrā (yogic sleep). This immersion is designed for both dedicated practitioners and yoga teachers looking to understand the profound physical, mental, and emotional restorative benefits of conscious relaxation. Led by visiting guest instructor Jeremy Wolf, a highly respected teacher specializing in Yoga Nidrā and classical meditation techniques. Registration is required through the Home Yoga Studio website. Participants can purchase a pass for the full weekend immersion. Adults only. The immersion kicks off on Friday, March 13 at 4:25 PM with an introductory lecture and a guided Yoga Nidrā session to set the foundation for the weekend's intensive study and practice.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Nacho Night at Dornans (Fundraiser)
5:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Varies based on food/drink purchaseDornans, 12170 Dornans Road, Moose, WY 83012
Hosted at the legendary Dornans in Moose (right at the entrance to Grand Teton National Park), this community 'Nacho Night' serves as a dedicated fundraiser to support the Moose Corner Children's Academy. Attendees can enjoy Dornans' famous food and drinks while mingling with locals and supporting a vital local educational cause. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages.
Can I Kick It? | A Discovery! Series Performance
6:00 PM · $8.00 - $25.00The Center Theater at Center for the Arts, 265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY
Presented by The Center and the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board as part of The Discovery! Series, Shaolin Jazz brings their award-winning 'CAN I KICK IT?' movie experience to Jackson Hole for the very first time. This unique, family-friendly film experience caters to lovers of action flicks, martial arts, and music. Cult-classic and contemporary martial arts/action films are screened and scored live, scene-by-scene, with a blend of Hip-Hop, Soul, Rock, and more, mixed live by DJ 2-Tone Jones. Student pricing ($8) is available for ages 2-18 or those with a current college ID. All seated patrons are required to have a ticket, though children 2 and under may sit on an adult's lap for free.
Organized by The Center and Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board
Friday Sommelier Stash
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Varies based on wine selectionFour Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, Teton Village, WY
A sophisticated, curated wine-tasting experience perfect for winding down after a week on the slopes. This event allows guests to taste rare, new, and exceptional bottles hand-selected from the resort's extensive cellar. Hosted by Four Seasons Jackson Hole's expert Sommelier, AJ Puccia. No formal ticket required; guests pay per glass or bottle based on their selections. Reservations at the resort's lounge/restaurant are highly recommended. 21+ for alcohol consumption. From 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, AJ Puccia will be on the floor pouring from his 'stash' of favorite and most exciting wines, offering personalized tasting notes, education on the vineyards, and suggested culinary pairings from the kitchen.
Organized by Four Seasons Resort Jackson Hole
Songwriter Showcase at the Schoolhouse
6:00 PM · FreeOld Wilson Schoolhouse Community Center, 5655 Main Street, Wilson, WY 83014
Back by popular demand, the Spring 2026 installment of the Songwriter Series at the Schoolhouse is a free community music event produced by Susan Jones and sponsored by the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board and Wyoming Arts Council. The evening features fresh tracks and live performances from Bea Jones, Joe Hunt, Michael Batdorf, and the Dangling Chains. Bea Jones blends classic country storytelling with outlaw soul, while Joe Hunt brings Midwestern charm and guitar virtuosity. The Dangling Chains will cap off the night with a high-energy set blending blues, rock, and old country. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Susan Jones
Jackson Hole Moose vs. Vermont Flex Hockey Game
7:00 PM · $15.00 - $25.00Snow King Sports & Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
Experience the high-energy thrill of local full-contact hockey as the Jackson Hole Moose take on the visiting Vermont Flex. Held at the Snow King Sports & Events Center, Moose hockey games are a beloved, rowdy community tradition in Jackson Hole, known for their family-friendly atmosphere, fast-paced action on the ice, and enthusiastic local crowds. Grab a beer, bundle up, and cheer on the home team in this exciting Friday night matchup.
Jackson Hole Fly Fishing Film Tour 2026
7:00 PM · $25.00Center for the Arts (The Center Theater), 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Celebrating its 20th anniversary, the Jackson Hole Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T) is the premier cinematic event for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts. Presented locally by WorldCast Anglers, the tour showcases a curated selection of the year's best fly fishing films, highlighting stunning cinematography, incredible catches, and vital conservation stories from around the globe. The films feature various professional anglers, guides, and conservationists. General admission tickets are $25 and can be purchased online via the Center for the Arts website or at the box office. The event is family-friendly and all ages are welcome. Doors typically open prior to the 7:00 PM screening, and the event includes intermissions and often features sponsor giveaways and raffle prizes.
Organized by WorldCast Anglers
Jessica Loobey Live Performance
8:30 PM · Not specified (typically a small cover charge at the door)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Local favorite Jessica Loobey returns to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar for an evening of live country music. This performance offers a great opportunity to enjoy authentic Western entertainment in one of Jackson Hole's most historic watering holes. The venue is strictly 21+ and features a large dance floor perfect for two-stepping.
Sat, Mar 14
Women in the Tetons Scavenger Hunt at JHMR
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Free to participate (a valid lift ticket/pass is required for on-mountain access)Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Meet at the base of the Bridger Gondola
Women in the Tetons (WITT)—a local organization dedicated to increasing women's access to the outdoors through community meetups, hikes, and ski dates—is hosting their highly anticipated annual JHMR Scavenger Hunt. Participants will meet at the base of the Bridger Gondola at noon to receive their clues before heading up the mountain. This is a fun, community-building event designed to bring women together for a day of exploration, networking, and camaraderie on the slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. All skill levels are welcome to join in the hunt. A valid lift ticket or pass is required for on-mountain access.
Organized by Women in the Tetons (WITT)
How to Overcome Stress and Perform at Your BEST—Jackson Hole
12:00 PM · Not specifiedJackson Hole Airport (Meeting Room/Conference Area)
A specialized health and wellness workshop aimed at locals and traveling professionals. This seminar focuses on actionable strategies for overcoming stress, avoiding burnout, and optimizing personal and professional performance. The event provides networking opportunities and wellness education in a unique venue setting. Registration is required via UNATION.
Bea Jones Live on the Deck at Trapper’s
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeTrapper's Restaurant, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A midday musical break for skiers and snowboarders looking to refuel. Trapper's hosts live acoustic sets on their outdoor deck, allowing guests to enjoy the spring sunshine and mountain views while eating lunch. Bea Jones is a local acoustic musician known for her soulful voice and relaxed, mountain-town vibe, playing a mix of covers and original folk/pop tunes. Free admission. Seating on the deck is first-come, first-served for restaurant patrons. All ages are welcome. Bea Jones will play a continuous 3-hour set from noon until 3:00 PM. Guests can order from Trapper's full lunch menu and bar while enjoying the performance.
Organized by Trapper's Restaurant
DJ Scutty at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeCasper Beach (Base of the Casper Lift), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
"Casper Beach" is the affectionate name for the sunny, snow-covered gathering area at the base of the Casper Lift. This event is a high-energy, mid-mountain daytime party designed to give riders a fun, upbeat environment to take a break, grab a drink, and soak up the spring sun. DJ Scutty is a well-known local Jackson Hole DJ who specializes in electronic, funk, and crowd-pleasing remixes tailored specifically for the ski and snowboard crowd. Free to attend for anyone on the mountain (requires a valid lift ticket or ski pass to access the mid-mountain location). All ages. The DJ set runs from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. Skiers can lounge in the snow, dance in their ski boots, and purchase food and drinks from the nearby Casper Restaurant.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Goldcone – Free Live Music at Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
Saturday afternoons at the Mangy Moose are notoriously rowdy and fun, anchoring the weekend après-ski festivities at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. Goldcone is a high-energy local band known for bringing a fun, upbeat, and danceable vibe, frequently playing major local events and expertly keeping the energy high for the weekend ski crowd. Expect a packed house, dancing in ski boots, and a vibrant party atmosphere as Goldcone plays through the late afternoon. Admission is free. The saloon area is 21+.
Road to Rendezvous: ’80s Night with VaMoose & Friends
3:00 PM · FreeUnder the Aerial Tram, Teton Village, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
As part of the 'Road to Rendezvous: Time Machine' free slopeside concert series celebrating 60 years of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, the 1980s arrive in full color with VaMoose & Friends. This Jackson Hole–based collective is known for high-energy sets and surprise sit-ins from local musicians. The performance celebrates the decade of big hooks, danceable grooves, and crowd-pleasing hits—drawing heavy influence from Talking Heads, Prince, and classic '80s rock and pop. VaMoose & Friends pull talent from across the Jackson music scene, creating a one-of-a-kind show that feels both nostalgic and unmistakably local. Neon vintage ski gear is highly encouraged for this family-friendly, all-ages après-ski party.
Unshackling from the Past (Yoga & Self-Inquiry Workshop)
Led by experienced instructors at Home Yoga Studio, this 150-minute deep-dive workshop focuses on the practice of self-inquiry through the lens of Yoga. The session will guide participants through the 5 koshas (layers) of embodiment and explore the comprehensive meaning of 'Om.' The goal of the workshop is to help attendees understand the inner path of Yoga to release past burdens and move toward freedom and peace. It is suitable for dedicated yoga practitioners looking to expand their spiritual and mental practice beyond physical asanas.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Love Shack: Dinner Theater Show
Mar 14 – Mar 16
5:15 PM · Ticketed (Dinner & Show packages available; pricing tiers depend on seating and meal choice)Jackson Hole Playhouse, 145 W Deloney Ave, Jackson, WY
An evening of hilarious entertainment and great food at Wyoming's longest-running professional dinner theater, the historic Jackson Hole Playhouse. The production is 'Love Shack: A Live Zany Musical Comedy,' which combines a delicious, western-style meal with a highly interactive and comedic musical performance. Talented local professional actors serve your dinner before taking the stage. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages. The schedule begins with dinner seating at 5:15 PM daily from March 14 to 16, followed by the theatrical performance. Dinner & Show packages are available with pricing tiers depending on seating and meal choice.
Organized by Jackson Hole Playhouse
Yoga Nidrā Immersion with Jeremy Wolf
5:30 PM · Standard studio drop-in rates applyHome Yoga Studio, Jackson, WY
A deeply restorative Yoga Nidrā Immersion led by highly experienced instructor Jeremy Wolf at Home Yoga Studio. Yoga Nidrā, often called 'yogic sleep,' is a state of consciousness between waking and sleeping induced by guided meditation, designed to promote profound relaxation, reduce stress, and help participants connect with their inner stillness. The practice guides attendees through the layers of the self (koshas) to achieve deep rest and rejuvenation. Suitable for all levels; no prior yoga experience is necessary. The event is open to adults and mature teens. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat for the 5:30 PM session. Standard studio drop-in rates apply.
Organized by Jeremy Wolf
Jackson Hole Moose vs. Vermont Flex
7:00 PM · $15 - $25Snow King Sports and Events Center, 100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Moose take on the Vermont Flex in this Saturday night Senior A hockey matchup. While the Friday night game kicks off the weekend, this Saturday game serves as the weekend closer. Moose hockey games are a beloved local winter tradition known for their rowdy, family-friendly atmosphere, complete with enthusiastic crowds, local beer on tap, and hard-hitting, fast-paced action. Fans are highly encouraged to arrive early to secure good seats in the bleachers, as weekend games frequently sell out the Snow King Ice Arena. All ages are welcome.
Free Guided Stargazing in Teton Village
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeField across the street from the Ranch Lot, Teton Village, WY
Hosted by the astronomy educators at Wyoming Stargazing, this free public event invites locals and tourists to explore the incredibly dark, pristine night skies of Jackson Hole. Educators will set up large, high-powered Dobsonian telescopes in the field across from the Ranch Lot in Teton Village (take the second left off Hwy 390, then the first left). Attendees will have the opportunity to view planets, star clusters, nebulae, and distant galaxies while learning about the cosmos. The event is weather-dependent and open to all ages. Attendees are advised to dress warmly.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Laff Staff Improv Comedy Show
8:00 PM · $23.00Center for the Arts (Black Box Theater), 240 S. Glenwood, Jackson, WY 83001
Off Square Theatre Company presents The Laff Staff, Jackson's own locally sourced improv comedy troupe, now in its 17th season. The show is designed to help audiences relax, laugh, and forget the stresses of life. The Laff Staff consists of trained local comedians who take suggestions from the audience to create original comedy completely made up on the spot, blending familiar improv games with their own original structures. The show begins at 8:00 PM in the intimate Black Box Theater and features heavy, interactive audience participation for scene suggestions throughout the night. Tickets are $23.00 per person and can be purchased through the Center for the Arts box office online or in person. The content is typically PG-13/R leaning depending on audience suggestions, as it is live, unscripted comedy.
Organized by Off Square Theatre Company
Jessica Loobey Live at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY
A night of authentic live country music at Jackson Hole's most iconic honky-tonk, famous for its genuine saddle barstools and western dancing. Performer Jessica Loobey was born and raised on a working cattle ranch in Western South Dakota, just outside of Sturgis. Her deep country roots translate into a captivating, traditional country sound that keeps the dance floor moving. No advance tickets are required; entry is first-come, first-served. The venue is strictly 21+ to enter. The bar is open all day, but live music kicks off at 8:30 PM and typically runs late into the night.
Sun, Mar 15
Worship on the Mountain
FreeJackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
Experience a unique spiritual gathering with "Worship on the Mountain" at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This community-led service offers a moment of reflection, gratitude, and fellowship set against the stunning backdrop of the Teton Range. Open to all denominations and visitors, the event combines the majesty of nature with a welcoming community spirit. Attendees can ski or snowboard to the designated location on the mountain to participate in this peaceful, scenic worship experience. The event is free to attend, but a lift ticket is required for mountain access. Check local resort listings for exact morning/mid-day timing.
Jackson Hole Downhill (Pro Race & Junior Race II)
9:00 AM - 4:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Crags-to-Moran racecourse off Teton Lift), Teton Village, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club (JHSC), the FCExcavation Jackson Hole Downhill is one of the few remaining open, non-sanctioned community downhill races in the country, dating back to 1982. Sunday, March 15, serves as the thrilling conclusion to the weekend, featuring the Junior Race II followed by the high-stakes Pro Race. The Pro Race includes teams led by a 'Champion' who drafts a four-person roster consisting of an 'Invited VIP' (former U.S. Ski Team or World Cup competitor), a Master (40+), a Junior (U14-U19), and a Wildcard. VIPs slated for this year include Olympic gold medalist Ted Ligety, Resi Stiegler, David Ketterer, and others. Spectators can watch the high-speed action from multiple viewing spots along the course, which runs just outside the boundary of Grand Teton National Park. All proceeds from the event support JHSC’s programming for over 500 local student-athletes.
Organized by Jackson Hole Ski & Snowboard Club (JHSC)
Coffee Hour at St. John’s Episcopal Church
11:00 AM - 12:00 PM · Free (Donations accepted)St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Following the Sunday morning Holy Communion service, St. John's Episcopal Church hosts its weekly Coffee Hour. This community-focused event is a dedicated time for fellowship, socializing, and welcoming visitors to Jackson Hole. It provides a warm, inclusive environment for locals and tourists to connect over coffee, tea, and light baked goods. St. John's has a long-standing tradition of hospitality, and this hour serves as an integral part of their community outreach. All ages and backgrounds are welcome to attend, regardless of whether they attended the preceding church service.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Battle of the Bears: Bear Dog Eating Contest
12:00 PM · Free to watch and participateBear Flats Snack Shack, Base of the Sublette Chair, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
The 3rd Annual 'Battle of the Bears' is a wildly entertaining, slopeside gastronomic showdown where sport meets cuisine. Competitors gather at the Bear Flats Snack Shack to see who can devour the most 'Bear Dogs' (a signature mountain comfort food) in a set time limit. The rules are simple: no cheating, no regurgitation, and sheer willpower. The event draws a massive crowd of cheering skiers who pause their runs to watch the spectacle. Winners in the male and female categories earn ultimate mountain bragging rights and a free pair of skis. The event is free to watch and participate.
Apres with Guinness & Lone River
2:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Join Lone River and Guinness outside of the Tram Dock at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for an ultimate après-ski celebration. From 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, guests can enjoy complimentary beverage samples, exclusive brand swag, and an energetic live music set by DJ Cam Rood. This event is designed to help skiers and snowboarders unwind and celebrate a great day on the slopes with high-energy beats and refreshing drinks right at the base of the mountain. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol samples.
Cache Funk – Free Live Music at Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
Close out the ski weekend with a Sunday afternoon groove session at the Mangy Moose, providing a soulful end to the weekend's mountain activities. Cache Funk is a regional ensemble that blends classic funk, soul, and R&B, featuring a brass-heavy, rhythm-driven sound designed to get people moving. The event includes live funk music, dancing, and Sunday afternoon drink specials in the saloon. Admission is free. The saloon area is 21+.
Met Opera in HD: Massenet’s Cinderella
3:00 PM - 4:30 PM · $5.00 - $25.00Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Presented by the Grand Teton Music Festival, this event is a cinematic Encore revival from the Metropolitan Opera's Live in HD series. Audiences will experience Laurent Pelly’s luminous, storybook staging of Jules Massenet’s *Cinderella*. This specific presentation is an abridged, 90-minute English-language adaptation, making it highly accessible for families and opera newcomers. The production stars mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard as the rags-to-riches princess, alongside mezzo-soprano Emily D'Angelo as Prince Charming and soprano Jessica Pratt as the Fairy Godmother. Maestro Emmanuel Villaume conducts. Tickets can be purchased online via the Center for the Arts box office. There are no age restrictions, and student pricing is available.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Tom Cornwell: Live @ The Trap
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeThe Trap Bar & Grill at Grand Targhee Resort, 3300 Ski Hill Rd, Alta, WY
Wind down your weekend on the slopes with live après-ski music by Tom Cornwell at The Trap Bar & Grill, located just over the pass from Jackson at Grand Targhee Resort. Cornwell brings a laid-back, soulful sound rooted in folk, Americana, and classic storytelling. Known for his honest lyrics, smooth vocals, and an easygoing stage presence, his performances feel both intimate and inviting. The Trap Bar is a legendary local après-ski venue famous for its Wydaho Nachos and local draft beers.
Hosted at the serene Home Yoga Studio, 'The Power of Self Reflection' is a 150-minute immersive workshop designed for the conscious community of Jackson Hole. This session guides participants through mindful yoga practices, deep self-inquiry, and guided meditation to help uncover new facets of themselves. The workshop is tailored to help attendees slow down, process the transitional energy of the changing seasons, and cultivate mental clarity. Participants are encouraged to bring a journal, comfortable clothing, and an open mind. Tickets must be booked in advance through the Home Yoga Studio website, as space in the loft is limited. Suitable for adults and mature teens.
Riot Act, Inc., Jackson's premier independent theater company, hosts a weekly 'Salon' gathering. This community event serves as an open, creative space for actors, writers, directors, and theater enthusiasts to come together. Participants read plays, workshop new material, and discuss the performing arts. It's a fantastic opportunity for both seasoned performers and newcomers to connect, collaborate, and hone their craft in a supportive environment that fosters the local arts scene and encourages creative expression. The event is open to adults and mature teens interested in the theatrical arts. It is free with a suggested donation.
Organized by Riot Act, Inc.
Live Music with Siena Jade at Piste Dinners
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free with dinner reservationPiste Mountain Bistro, Top of the Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Piste Mountain Bistro offers an elevated dining experience at the top of the Bridger Gondola. This event pairs their locally sourced, Rocky Mountain-inspired dinner menu with live, ambient acoustic music to create a romantic and relaxing atmosphere. Siena Jade is a talented local singer-songwriter who provides a soothing, acoustic soundtrack that perfectly complements the upscale dining experience without overpowering conversation. No cover charge, but advance dinner reservations via OpenTable or the resort's website are highly recommended due to limited seating. A gondola ticket is required if you do not have a ski pass. All ages welcome. Guests will take the Bridger Gondola up the mountain in the evening. Siena Jade will perform throughout the dinner service, providing background music while guests enjoy panoramic views of the valley.
Organized by Piste Mountain Bistro
Stagecoach Band at the Stagecoach Bar
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
A true Jackson Hole tradition, the world-famous Stagecoach Band performs every Sunday night at the Stagecoach Bar in Wilson, affectionately called 'Church' by locals since 1969. The band plays a mix of classic country, western swing, and honky-tonk, providing the perfect soundtrack for an evening of good old-fashioned swing dancing. The event offers a welcoming, lively environment for experienced dancers and those just looking to soak in the authentic Wyoming atmosphere. It draws a vibrant mix of locals, ski bums, and visitors. The event is 21+. Music and dancing run continuously from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Admission is free.
Mon, Mar 16
Focus on Anesthesia Conference
Mar 16 – Mar 20
8:00 AM · Registration required (Varies based on medical professional status)The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
Northwest Seminars presents the 'Focus on Anesthesia' medical conference, held at the historic Wort Hotel in downtown Jackson Hole. Designed for physicians, certified registered nurse anesthetists, and other medical professionals, the conference features daily morning sessions covering topics such as the Medical-Legal Liability of Peripheral Nerve Blocks, Addressing Clinician Burnout, and Interactive Anesthesiology Cases. The schedule allows attendees to earn continuing education credits in the morning and enjoy Jackson Hole's winter activities, such as skiing and wildlife tours in Grand Teton National Park, in the afternoon. Registration is required with costs varying based on medical professional status.
Organized by Northwest Seminars
JH Airport Board Special Meeting
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeJackson Hole Airport Board Room, Jackson, WY
A special administrative meeting of the Jackson Hole Airport Board. The board will discuss specific, time-sensitive airport operations, budget adjustments, and community impact reports. As the only commercial airport located within a U.S. National Park, these meetings often cover unique environmental and logistical challenges. Open to the public.
Organized by Jackson Hole Airport Board
BCC Voucher Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY
A specialized meeting of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners focused on the review and approval of county vouchers and financial expenditures. Conducted by the Teton County Commissioners and county financial officers. Free and open to the public with no age restrictions. From 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM, the board will review financial documents, approve payments for county services and contractors, and handle fiscal administrative duties.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
Mountain Academy Jackson Campus Open House
9:00 AM · FreeMountain Academy of Teton Science Schools, Jackson Campus, WY
The Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools hosts an Open House at their Jackson Campus for prospective students and their families. This community event allows attendees to explore the academy's unique educational approach, which integrates place-based learning, outdoor education, and academic excellence. Visitors can tour the campus, meet with faculty and current students, and learn about the curriculum that emphasizes critical thinking, community engagement, and environmental stewardship. The event is open to parents and children of all ages. The schedule begins at 9:00 AM and includes guided campus tours and Q&A sessions. Admission is free.
Organized by Mountain Academy of Teton Science Schools
Afterschool at the Library
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM · FreeTeton County Library, Jackson Branch, Jackson, WY
A safe, fun, and enriching afterschool environment for children to unwind, learn, and socialize after the school day ends. Facilitated by the dedicated youth services librarians at the Teton County Library. Free and open to the public. Designed for Elementary school students (K-5th grades). The hour-long program from 3:30 PM to 4:30 PM includes a mix of reading time, creative arts and crafts, educational games, and group activities.
The Jackson Hole Hootenanny (affectionately known as "The Hoot") is a legendary, decades-old local tradition. It is an open-mic style gathering dedicated strictly to traditional acoustic music (folk, bluegrass, country). It provides a space for local and visiting musicians to share their craft in an awe-inspiring setting inside Grand Teton National Park. The lineup is a surprise every week, featuring a rotating cast of local legends, amateur pickers, and occasionally famous visiting musicians who drop in unannounced. 100% free to attend. Seating is first-come, first-served. All ages are welcome. It is a highly family-friendly environment. Sign-ups for musicians happen early in the evening. The music kicks off around 5:30 PM and runs continuously until 9:00 PM. Food and drinks are available for purchase from Dornan's bar and restaurant.
The Virginian Saloon hosts its weekly 'Industry Night' every Monday. While it caters heavily to local hospitality, restaurant, and resort workers who have the night off, it is open to everyone and is a beloved local tradition. Hosted by the Virginian Saloon staff, the evening features a rotating schedule of bar games including bingo and trivia, surprise theme events, and a late-night happy hour that kicks off at 8:30 PM. Attendees can also enjoy late-night food specials from the in-house Billy's Burgers. There is no cover charge. This is a 21+ only event.
Nathan Dean & the Damn Band Live
8:30 PM · Not specified (typically a small cover charge at the door)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Nathan Dean & the Damn Band will be performing live at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for their high-energy country and rock performances, they bring a lively atmosphere to the dance floor. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar is a world-famous 21+ venue known for its saddle-topped bar stools, Western dancing, and authentic cowboy motif. Guests can expect a full evening of live music, dancing, and drinks.
Tue, Mar 17
Jackson Hole Winter Experience: Twilight Over the Tetons
Mar 17 – Mar 31
Varies (Requires a 4-night minimum stay package)Hotel Yellowstone, Jackson Hole, WY
Experience the magic of the Tetons at their most luminous with this exclusive, limited-time tourism package ending on March 31, 2026. The experience includes a luxurious stay at Hotel Yellowstone and a private Curated Half-Day Winter Wildlife Safari for two. Guests can choose from either a Sunrise or Sunset excursion through Grand Teton National Park and the National Elk Refuge, offering the chance to encounter elk, bison, moose, and bighorn sheep against a breathtaking mountain backdrop. The package also features a gourmet picnic in a serene winter setting as the sky glows in soft golden light.
BCC Regular Meeting
9:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY
The regular public meeting of the Teton County Board of County Commissioners. This is a crucial civic event where local government decisions, policies, and community issues are discussed and voted upon. Led by the elected Teton County Commissioners, with presentations from various county department heads and public commenters. Free and open to the public with no age restrictions. The meeting runs from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM. The agenda typically includes public comment periods, review of county projects, zoning and planning discussions, and administrative approvals.
Organized by Teton County Board of County Commissioners
St. Patrick’s Day at Haydens Post
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM · Free admission (Food and drink priced à la carte)Haydens Post, Jackson Hole
Haydens Post is going all out for St. Patrick's Day with a full-day culinary and beverage celebration. The restaurant and bar will feature traditional Irish favorites on tap, including 16-oz cans of Guinness for $5 and Jameson Cocktails for $8. The kitchen is serving up a specialized holiday menu featuring hearty Irish potato soup for $12 and classic, slow-cooked corned beef and cabbage for $30. It is a relaxed, festive environment perfect for families during the day and adults looking to celebrate into the evening. Admission is free, with food and drink priced à la carte.
Organized by Haydens Post
Flights and Feathers at the JH Airport
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM · FreeJackson Hole Airport (Arrivals/Baggage Claim), 1250 E Airport Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
The Teton Raptor Center brings their avian ambassadors directly to travelers and locals at the Jackson Hole Airport. This program aims to educate the public about local birds of prey and conservation efforts in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Expert handlers and educators from the Teton Raptor Center will be on-site with live, non-releasable raptors (which may include owls, hawks, or falcons). Free of charge. No reservations or tickets are required. Open to all ages. Visitors can view the raptors up close in the baggage claim area, ask the handlers questions about the birds' biology and rescue stories, and take photos. The birds will be promptly put away at 1:30 PM to ensure their comfort and safety.
Hosted by Mountain Academy in partnership with Wyoming Stargazing, this event is designed to educate the community and visitors about the wonders of the night sky, stars, and planets in an immersive, indoor environment. Astronomy educators from Wyoming Stargazing will guide attendees through the cosmos using the state-of-the-art Wyoming Stargazing Planetarium. The event is completely free to the public, though organizers kindly request that attendees RSVP online in advance to manage capacity. Open to all ages; highly encouraged as a family-friendly activity. Attendees will enjoy a visual journey through the cosmos inside the planetarium dome, featuring interactive star talks, planetary exploration, and Q&A sessions with local astronomy experts.
Organized by Mountain Academy and Wyoming Stargazing
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Snake River Brewing
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM · Free admission (Food and drink priced à la carte)Snake River Brewing, Jackson Hole
Jackson's beloved local brewery, Snake River Brewing, is hosting a massive St. Patrick's Day bash. The brewpub will offer a suite of Irish-inspired food specials and holiday drinks, including Irish coffee and Irish slammers, available from open to close. The highlight of the evening is a live, high-energy performance by the Phat Basturds Irish Band, who will be playing traditional and contemporary Celtic tunes from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The lively atmosphere is perfect for the après-ski crowd. Admission is free, with food and drink priced à la carte.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
St Patrick’s Day – Live Music!
4:00 PM · FreeVirginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
Celebrate St. Patrick's Day at the iconic Virginian Saloon, a classic Jackson watering hole. Guests are invited to let loose with craft cocktails, local beer, or hand-selected wine while enjoying live music entertainment and sharing tall tales about the day's mountain adventures. The 'Virg' also features food service from Billy's Burgers, allowing attendees to pair their festive drinks with tasty diner-style fare and pub favorites. The saloon opens at 4:00 PM with Happy Hour running until 6:00 PM, followed by live music into the night. The bar area is restricted to patrons 21 and older.
National Theatre Live: Life of Pi
7:00 PM · $18The Center Theater, Center for the Arts, Jackson Hole
Presented by the Center for the Arts, this special HD screening brings the best of British theater directly to Jackson Hole. 'Life of Pi' is an Olivier Award-winning stage adaptation of Yann Martel's best-selling novel. The production is globally renowned for its breathtaking blend of puppetry, magic, and storytelling, depicting the epic journey of a young boy stranded on a lifeboat with a Bengal tiger. This cinematic broadcast allows local audiences to experience world-class stagecraft in the comfort of the Center Theater. Tickets are $18.
A legendary weekly event at the historic Virginian Saloon inviting local musicians, poets, and comedians to take the stage to foster local talent and provide lively, supportive entertainment. Sign-ups begin around 6:30 PM, with performances from 7:00 PM until late. Each performer typically gets a 10-15 minute slot. Guests can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and food service from Billy's Burgers. The event is strictly 21+ for entry due to the saloon environment. There is no cover charge, making it a popular weeknight activity for locals and tourists. Occurs on Tuesday, March 17 and Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
Organized by Virginian Saloon
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewery
Mar 17 – Mar 24
7:00 PM · Free to enterSnake River Brewery, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A lively, community-driven Dart Tournament held every Tuesday night at Jackson's oldest craft brewery to bring locals and visitors together for friendly competition. Warm-ups and sign-ups begin around 6:30 PM, with bracket play starting at 7:00 PM. Players of all skill levels are welcome. The brewery offers its full menu of award-winning craft beers, pizzas, and pub fare. While family-friendly during the day, the evening dart tournaments are geared toward an adult crowd, and participants must be 21+ to consume alcohol. Prizes such as brewery merchandise or gift cards are often awarded to top players. Entry is free. Occurs on Tuesday, March 17 and Tuesday, March 24, 2026.
Organized by Snake River Brewery
One Ton Pig (Bluegrass Tuesday) at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Bar & Grill at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
A 15-year Jackson Hole tradition, 'Bluegrass Tuesdays' at the historic Silver Dollar Bar is one of the most popular weekly music events in town. The venue is famous for its bar surface, which is inlaid with over 2,000 uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars. One Ton Pig is a six-piece Jackson-based band that blends traditional bluegrass with Americana, folk, and country; they are local legends and guarantee a packed house and a lively dance floor. The event features live bluegrass music, extensive dancing, and a full menu of signature cocktails and Western fare. Admission is free; arrive early to secure a table or a spot on the dance floor. The bar area is strictly 21+ during evening performances.
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · $5 - $10Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
A lively Tuesday night dance party at Jackson's most famous watering hole. The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar clears the floor for two-stepping and line dancing, driven by a curated mix of classic and modern country hits. DJ Steady Jake is a veteran entertainer with 14 years of DJing experience and 19 years as a radio broadcaster. He knows exactly how to read a country crowd and keep the dance floor packed all night. Tickets/cover charge are handled at the door on the night of the event. No advance purchase is necessary. Strictly 21+ (Valid ID required for entry). Doors are open all day, but the music and dancing officially kick off at 8:30 PM. Guests can play pool, sit on the famous saddle barstools, and dance until the early morning hours.
Organized by Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Wed, Mar 18
Hands-on History in the Classroom
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Included with standard museum admission or membershipJackson Hole History Museum, Jackson, WY
An interactive, educational morning program designed specifically to introduce young children to the cultural and natural history of the Jackson Hole region in an engaging, tactile way. Led by the educational staff at History Jackson Hole, the 60-minute session includes hands-on crafts, interactive storytelling, and guided exploration of age-appropriate museum exhibits. The event is specifically tailored for children in Pre-K through 2nd Grade (and their parents/guardians). Admission is included with standard museum admission or membership, and tickets can be purchased at the museum front desk upon arrival. This is a recurring event, also held on March 11, 2026.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Toddler Gym – Spring Session 2026
10:30 AM · Free/Not specifiedCenter for the Arts, Jackson, WY
The Center for the Arts hosts its Spring Session of Toddler Gym, providing a safe, indoor space for young children to burn off energy and develop motor skills. This community event is perfect for families with toddlers, offering a variety of play equipment, mats, and interactive activities. It's an excellent opportunity for parents to connect with one another while their children engage in unstructured, supervised play in a welcoming, climate-controlled environment. The cost is listed as free or not specified.
Organized by Center for the Arts
Stroll WY (Maternal Health & Wellness Walk)
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM · FreeTeton County Health Department, Jackson, WY
Organized by the Teton County Health Department, "Stroll WY" is a community initiative aimed at empowering postpartum and expecting mothers. The goal is to support the mental health and well-being of new moms through outdoor engagement, physical exercise, and community connection. Facilitated by maternal health specialists and community organizers from the Teton County Health Department. Free to attend. No formal registration is required, though participants are encouraged to check the county website for weather updates. Aimed at adult mothers, expecting mothers, and their infants/toddlers. The group meets at noon for a gentle, one-hour guided walk. It offers a nurturing environment for socialization, shared experiences, and candid conversations about the joys and challenges of motherhood.
A peaceful, mid-week spiritual gathering open to the public. Attendees are invited to join the congregation for the Eucharist in the historic St. John's Chapel every Wednesday at noon. The 30-minute service provides a brief but meaningful opportunity for worship, reflection, and community connection during the lunch hour. The event is family-friendly, open to all ages, and requires no tickets or fees.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Teton Conservation District Meeting
1:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeJackson, WY (Check county website for specific room/virtual link)
The regular meeting of the Teton Conservation District board. The district is dedicated to promoting the conservation and management of natural resources in Teton County, including water quality, wildlife habitat, and sustainable agriculture. Led by the Teton Conservation District Board of Supervisors and staff experts in environmental science and land management. Free and open to the public with no age restrictions. From 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM, the board will discuss ongoing conservation projects, review grant applications for environmental initiatives, and address local natural resource concerns.
Head down to the Melvin Dojo, located right on the Town Square below the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery, for an evening of live music and great craft beer. Every Wednesday, the Dojo hosts local musicians to provide the perfect soundtrack for your après-ski or mid-week hangout. Enjoy award-winning Melvin Brewing beers on tap and a relaxed, local-friendly atmosphere. Also occurring on March 25, 2026.
Dornans’ Winter Wine Supper Club: Northern Italian
Set against the stunning backdrop of the Teton Range in Moose, Wyoming, Dornans continues its highly anticipated Winter Wine Supper Club series. The culinary theme for this specific evening is 'Northern Italian.' Guests will be treated to an intimate, gourmet dining experience featuring three expertly crafted courses, each thoughtfully paired with complementary regional wines. Due to the exclusive nature of the Supper Club and limited seating, advanced reservations are strictly required and can be made by emailing [email protected]. The cost is $75 per person.
Organized by Dornans
Jackson Season Setting Meeting 2026 (Wyoming Game & Fish)
5:30 PM · FreeJackson Game and Fish Regional Office, 420 N Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
An essential civic and environmental event for local hunters, conservationists, and outdoor enthusiasts. The Wyoming Game & Fish Department hosts this annual public meeting to discuss the 2026 hunting season recommendations and proposed regulation changes for the Jackson region. Presentations will be led by regional wildlife biologists, game wardens, and field staff from the Wyoming Game & Fish Department. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions. The meeting begins at 5:30 PM. Officials will present data on local wildlife populations (elk, deer, moose, bighorn sheep, etc.), outline proposed season dates and quota changes, and then open the floor for a public Q&A and official comment period.
Organized by Wyoming Game & Fish Department
Free Monthly Suicide Bereavement Support Group
6:00 PM - 7:30 PM · FreeTeton County Community Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY
The Teton County Health Department hosts this free monthly support group for individuals who have lost a loved one to suicide. Held at the Recreation Center, the meeting provides a safe, confidential, and compassionate space for healing, sharing, and connection. It is facilitated by professionals and open to adult community members seeking support.
Organized by Teton County Health Department
The Tetons in Fast‑Forward: Glaciers, Snowfields, and the Hidden Resilience of Rock Glaciers
An educational lecture and community discussion presented by Simeon Caskey, an expert in local geology and glaciology, to educate the public on the rapidly changing alpine environment of the Teton Range due to climate shifts. Caskey will present compelling research and visual data on the retreat of traditional glaciers and snowfields, while highlighting the hidden resilience of rock glaciers in the region. The schedule includes a 45-minute visual presentation followed by a 15-minute interactive Q&A session. The event is open to all ages and recommended for outdoor enthusiasts, students, and anyone interested in environmental science. Admission is free with a suggested donation.
Bodega After Dark is a recurring weekly event happening every Wednesday evening in Teton Village. It offers a lively, intimate atmosphere where locals and visitors can gather for drinks, specialty foods, and community connection. Located right at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, it's an ideal spot to transition from a day on the slopes to an evening out. The event features a rotating selection of craft beverages and gourmet snacks from the Bodega deli. This entry covers the occurrences on March 18 and March 25, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Kittel & Co. Live Performance
7:00 PM · Adults $35-$50, Children/Students $5The Center Theater, Center for the Arts, Jackson Hole
Presented by the Grand Teton Music Festival, Kittel & Co. makes their highly anticipated Jackson Hole debut. Led by GRAMMY®-nominated violinist and composer Jeremy Kittel, the group stands at the absolute forefront of American acoustic music. Hailed by critics as 'a stunning melting pot of classical and folk music,' the genre-bending ensemble draws deep inspiration from Celtic, bluegrass, jazz, and chamber music traditions. The world-class lineup features Jeremy Kittel, mandolin phenom Josh Pinkham, bassist Jacob Warren, guitarist Quinn Bachand, and hammer-dulcimer wizard Simon Chrisman. This is a premier cultural event for music lovers of all ages. Ticket prices are $35-$50 for adults and $5 for children/students.
Organized by Grand Teton Music Festival
Nathan Dean & the Damn Band Live
Mar 18 – Mar 20
8:30 PM · Free admission (Drinks/food for purchase)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Catch Nathan Dean & the Damn Band live at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar! Hailing from the Midwest, this hard-working country band brings high energy, great storytelling, and classic honky-tonk vibes to the stage. Grab a saddle seat at the bar, enjoy a cold drink, and hit the dance floor. The Cowboy Bar is a must-visit Jackson Hole landmark, and live music here is always a memorable experience. Must be 21+ to enter. The band is playing on March 18, 19, and 20, 2026.
Thu, Mar 19
50th Annual World Championship Snowmobile Hill Climb
Mar 19 – Mar 22
VariesSnow King Mountain, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Snow Devils, this high-octane, internationally recognized event draws competitors and spectators from around the globe to celebrate its massive 50th anniversary. Watch as highly skilled riders race their modified snowmobiles up Snow King Mountain's incredibly steep slopes, battling gravity, deep ruts, and the elements to reach the summit. The energy and excitement of this grassroots event are unparalleled, with up to 10,000 spectators lining the vibrant streets and base area over the weekend. The event features thrilling races, vendor booths, food tents, and an energetic, festival-like atmosphere. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Snow Devils
JH Public Art Taskforce Meeting
8:00 AM - 9:00 AM · FreeJackson, WY (Check county website for specific room/virtual link)
A strategic planning meeting for the Jackson Hole Public Art Taskforce. The group works to integrate art into the community's public spaces, enhancing the cultural landscape of Teton County. Attended by local artists, civic leaders, and members of the Jackson Hole Public Art organization. Free and open to the public with no age restrictions. The one-hour morning meeting involves reviewing proposals for new public art installations, discussing funding and maintenance of current pieces, and planning future community art initiatives.
Organized by Jackson Hole Public Art Taskforce
Local Emergency Planning Council (LEPC) Meeting
8:30 AM - 9:00 AM · FreeJackson, WY (Check county website for specific room/virtual link)
A critical civic meeting focused on emergency preparedness and response strategies for Teton County. The LEPC works to ensure the community is ready for natural disasters, hazardous materials incidents, and other emergencies. Comprised of local first responders, emergency management officials, public health representatives, and community leaders. Free and open to the public with no age restrictions. The brief 30-minute meeting covers updates on emergency response plans, inter-agency coordination, and community safety protocols.
Organized by Local Emergency Planning Council (LEPC)
Adult CPR / AED and Child CPR Course
9:00 AM · Registration required (Contact Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for pricing)Central Wyoming College Jackson Campus (Center for the Arts), Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute is hosting a comprehensive Adult CPR/AED and Child CPR certification course. Held at the Central Wyoming College Jackson Campus, this essential life-saving class teaches participants how to recognize and respond to cardiac and breathing emergencies in adults and children. The hands-on training includes proper use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and effective chest compressions, making it ideal for outdoor guides, teachers, and community members looking to update their emergency response skills. Registration is required; contact the organizer for pricing.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
Level Up Live Event Jackson Hole Wyoming
10:30 AM - 4:30 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary; registration required via Eventbrite)Jackson Hole Conference Center, 80 Scott Ln, Jackson, WY 83002
Presented by Axen Realty, 'Level Up Live' is a focused, half-day growth and networking conference designed for real estate agents, lenders, and growth-minded industry professionals. The event features power panels and expert speakers covering topics such as growth & mindset development, real estate systems and execution, AI and digital positioning, and relationship-driven consistency. Attendees are encouraged to bring their laptops for hands-on workshops. The intensive program will be immediately followed by a networking happy hour.
The Annual Targhee Cup Adult Race League concludes its five-week winter series with this final race. Organized by the Grand Targhee Ski & Snowboard Foundation, it is a fun, social, and slightly competitive event open to skiers and snowboarders of all abilities. Teams made up of friends, neighbors, and co-workers compete in a giant slalom course to clock the best combined times. Following the race, cash awards and bragging rights will be presented to the top three winning teams at The Trap Bar, accompanied by celebratory pitchers of beer and a lively community wrap-up party.
Organized by Grand Targhee Ski & Snowboard Foundation
DJ Scutty at Alpenhof Lodge
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free to attend (Food and drinks available for purchase)Alpenhof Bistro Deck, Alpenhof Lodge, 3255 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025
Celebrate the end of a great ski day with an energetic après-ski party on the Alpenhof Deck in Teton Village. DJ Scutty will be spinning live beats from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM. The Alpenhof Bistro offers a fantastic Bavarian-inspired menu and a great selection of beers and warm winter cocktails to keep you fueled while you dance in your ski boots. This is a family-friendly, open-air environment perfect for soaking up the late-afternoon March sun.
State of the Art Opening Celebration
4:00 PM · Not specifiedNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
An official opening celebration for the 'State of the Art' exhibition at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. The event also celebrates Jackson, Wyoming's recognition as the nation's #1 arts-vibrant community for 2025/2026. Curated by the museum's expert staff, the new gallery layout features a mix of old favorites and never-before-seen acquisitions, exploring humanity's relationship with wildlife via the art of nature. Starting at 4:00 PM, guests can mingle with fellow art enthusiasts, enjoy curated walkthroughs of the new exhibition spaces, and participate in the celebratory reception. General museum admission applies; members often receive free entry. All ages welcome.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Pokémon Club TCG Tournament
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
All levels of players are welcome to play the Pokémon Trading Card Game at this community tournament. Whether you want to learn the rules from scratch or improve your competitive skills, this event is perfect for you. The library will have card decks available for use, as well as snacks and prizes for participants. This event is specifically targeted at the Tween/Teen age group, including Middle School (6-8th grades) and High School (9-12th grades).
Jackson Hole Art Walk
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeVarious gallery locations throughout downtown Jackson Hole, WY
Presented by the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, the Art Walk is a community-wide celebration of the visual arts. It encourages locals and visitors to stroll through downtown Jackson, visit participating galleries, and appreciate the region's thriving art scene. Features numerous local and national artists whose works are displayed in Jackson's premier fine art galleries. Gallery owners and sometimes the artists themselves are present to discuss the pieces. Free and open to the public with no tickets or registration required. All ages welcome. Galleries open their doors for special evening hours from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Attendees can pick up an Art Walk map, enjoy complimentary refreshments (often including wine and light hors d'oeuvres) at various stops, and view diverse collections ranging from contemporary Western art to wildlife photography.
Organized by Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce
Love Shack: A Live Zany Musical Comedy (Dinner Theater)
The historic Jackson Hole Playhouse presents 'Love Shack,' a brand-new, high-energy musical comedy production for the 2026 winter season. The show follows three men on their zany, not-so-smooth journeys through love, laughter, and music, featuring smooth crooners inspired by the iconic doo-wop and swing sounds of the 1950s and '60s. The evening is a fully immersive dinner-theater experience. Guests arrive at 5:15 PM for hors d'oeuvres and drinks in the historic lobby before being seated at 5:35 PM for a hearty meal (ticket includes a choice of five entrées, salad, bread, and non-alcoholic beverages). At 7:30 PM, the live performance unfolds right around the dining tables. It is a family-friendly event, though the retro romance and cheeky humor make it a perfect date night.
Organized by Jackson Hole Playhouse
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Contact venue for tasting feesSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY
An educational and flavorful tasting event focused on premium tequilas. The experience is designed to be like a guided trip to Mexico, waking up the taste buds and demonstrating that there is much more to tequila than simple shooters and mixed cocktails. Hosted by the knowledgeable staff and spirits experts at Spirits & Spice, who will guide attendees through the history, regions, and traditional distilling methods of tequila. Interested participants should contact Spirits & Spice directly or visit their store to reserve a spot and inquire about any tasting fees. The 30-minute session runs from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM and includes a guided educational talk and small samples of exquisite, high-quality tequilas. Strictly 21 and over; valid ID required.
This is a recurring Local History Happy Hour hosted by History Jackson Hole. This specific evening focuses on the rich, rugged history of entrepreneurship in the Jackson Hole valley, exploring how early settlers and modern innovators built businesses in an isolated mountain town. The event is curated and presented by the historians and staff at the Jackson Hole History Museum. It runs for 90 minutes in the main gallery. Attendees can grab a local beer, mingle with fellow history buffs, and listen to a guided discussion and storytelling session about local historic business figures. The event is open to the public, though geared toward adults (21+ to consume alcohol).
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Free Swing Dance Lessons at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Before the live bands take the stage, the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar opens its famous dance floor to the public for free Western swing dance lessons. It's a great way for tourists and locals to learn the ropes of country dancing in an authentic setting. Taught by experienced local dance instructors who break down the basics of the two-step, Western swing, and line dancing. Participants can practice their new moves immediately afterward when the evening's live country band begins their set. Participation is free. This is a 21+ only event.
Tasha and the Goodfellows Live Music
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Bar & Grill (inside The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Enjoy an evening of live Folk Rock and Americana music at the historic Silver Dollar Bar with Tasha and the Goodfellows. This Wyoming-based band plays a lively, danceable mix of country, bluegrass, rock, and blues. Fronted by vocalists Tasha Ghozali and Rob Goodfellow Sidle, the group features a rotating cast of the Jackson Hole area's best local musicians, including Derrik Hufsmith, Jason Baggett, Ted Wells, and Grove Miller. The Silver Dollar Bar is famous for its western charm and custom saddle barstools. While the restaurant area is family-friendly, seating directly at the bar is strictly 21+.
Pixie and the Partygrass Boys with Madeline Hawthorne Live
8:00 PM · TicketedMangy Moose Steakhouse and Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Get down at the world-famous Mangy Moose Saloon with a live, ticketed performance featuring the high-energy ensemble Pixie and the Partygrass Boys, supported by Madeline Hawthorne. The Mangy Moose is renowned for its legendary stage that has hosted both historic and modern greats. This concert promises an evening of raucous bluegrass, folk, and Americana music that perfectly fits the Wyoming aesthetic. Attendees can expect a lively, dancing crowd, a full bar, and an unforgettable mountain-town concert experience. Age restrictions apply for evening saloon shows (21+).
Disco Night at the Stagecoach Bar
Mar 19 – Mar 26
9:00 PM · Free / Small cover charge at the doorStagecoach Bar, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY
Disco Night at the Stagecoach Bar is a beloved, long-standing weekly ritual in the Jackson Hole community. Every Thursday, locals and visitors gather to dance to classic '70s hits on a packed dance floor. It provides a reliably spirited close to the day, blending nostalgia with mountain-town debauchery. Rotating local DJs spin classic 1970s disco, funk, and soul anthems. No advance tickets; entry is handled at the door with a small cover charge possible. The venue is strictly 21+ with valid ID. Doors open for the event at 9:00 PM, and the music/dancing officially kicks off at 10:00 PM, running until the early morning hours. This recurring event occurs on both Thursday, March 19 and Thursday, March 26.
Fri, Mar 20
Jackson Hole Spring CME/CE Conference
Mar 20 – Mar 22
Registration required (Pricing tiers vary for physicians vs. non-physicians)Hotel Terra, Teton Village, WY
A premier continuing medical education (CME) and continuing education (CE) conference. It offers healthcare professionals a unique opportunity to engage in professional development while enjoying the stunning backdrop of the Teton Mountains and world-class spring skiing. The conference features various industry medical experts and keynote speakers. The three-day itinerary includes morning lectures and workshops covering the latest advancements and best practices in medical care, leaving the afternoons free for attendees to ski or explore Jackson Hole. Registration must be completed in advance through the conference portal, with pricing tiers varying for physicians and non-physicians.
Free to spectateJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
The Intermountain Division (IMD) Championships bring top-tier regional alpine ski racers to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for a weekend of intense downhill competition. Spectators can watch the thrilling races from the base or along the racecourse. It's a family-friendly sporting event that highlights the incredible talent of up-and-coming winter athletes battling it out on some of the steepest terrains in the country. The event runs all day.
Awake and Aligned Yoga
8:45 AM - 9:45 AM · Free / Suggested DonationSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Join instructor Tori Lund for 'Awake and Aligned,' a morning fitness and yoga class designed to energize your body and mind through breath, movement, and mindfulness. With both chair and mat options available, this session is highly accessible and tailored to all mobility levels, particularly seniors. Start your day feeling balanced, refreshed, and centered in a welcoming community environment. No prior yoga experience is necessary.
Go Pro Pop-Up at JH Sports
Mar 20 – Mar 22
9:00 AM · Free to attend (Merchandise available for purchase)Outside JH Sports, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Visit the GoPro Tent outside JH Sports during this special weekend pop-up event! Running through March 22, this is your chance to check out the latest GoPro cameras and action-sports accessories. The event features special event pricing on select cameras, making it the perfect opportunity to upgrade your gear before hitting the slopes. GoPro representatives will be on hand to answer questions, demonstrate features, and help you capture your Jackson Hole adventures in stunning detail. Open to all ages. Free to attend, merchandise available for purchase.
Organized by GoPro and JH Sports
Baby Time at Teton County Library
10:00 AM - 12:00 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by the Teton County Library, 'Baby Time' is a dedicated community program designed specifically for parents and caregivers of children from birth through 18 months old. The event takes place in the Youth Auditorium and focuses on early childhood development and bonding. Caregivers and their babies can engage in free play using the library's curated selection of age-appropriate toys, blocks, and sensory items. It also serves as a valuable social hour for new parents in the Jackson Hole community to connect and share experiences. The event is free, but it is intended for individual families and is not recommended for large childcare groups.
Organized by Teton County Library
Fables, Feathers & Fur
10:30 AM · Included with museum admissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
A recurring, family-friendly educational program designed to connect younger audiences with the museum's extensive wildlife art collection through engaging storytelling and activities. Led by the museum's art educators and docents. The program begins at 10:30 AM and typically includes reading animal fables, exploring specific artworks related to the stories, and participating in hands-on, interactive crafts or activities. Included with standard museum admission. Geared towards children and families, but open to all ages.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
AETHERstream Tour Stop: Jackson, WY
Mar 20 – Mar 30
11:00 AM · Free to attendMountain Modern Hotel, 380 W. Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
AETHER Apparel is bringing its AETHERstream 2.0 trailer to the mountain town of Jackson, Wyoming, offering a unique pop-up shopping experience at the Mountain Modern Hotel. Overlapping with the Rendezvous Music Festival weekend, this tour stop features AETHER's latest outdoor and urban collections. Additionally, AETHER has partnered with Benchmade Knives, which will host its own pop-up alongside the AETHERstream. The Oregon City-based knife maker will be selling its American-made blades and offering on-site custom engraving services. The event is open to the public and all ages are welcome.
Organized by AETHER Apparel
Brian Kassay: LIVE @ The Trap
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free admissionThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Enjoy an incredible après-ski live music performance by Brian Kassay at The Trap Bar & Grill. Brian Kassay is a live-looping multi-instrumentalist who seamlessly blends guitar, drums, keys, harmonica, xylophone, and violin to create a full and dynamic sound. He experiments with live looping techniques, layering different textures and sounds to create an intricate and mesmerizing musical performance without the use of any backing or sampled tracks. His high-energy songs captivate audiences by building the composition layer-by-layer. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
22 Designs Telefest & 22D Birthday Bash
Mar 20 – Mar 22
4:00 PM · From $22.00Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
22 Designs is celebrating their 22nd birthday with a massive Telemark skiing festival at Grand Targhee Resort! The 2026 Tele Fest promises to be extra special, featuring live music, a season pass giveaway, gear demos, and specialized clinics for telemark skiers of all levels. The kickoff Birthday Bash starts on Friday afternoon, bringing together the tight-knit "free-heel" community for a weekend of shredding, socializing, and celebrating the sport. Registration is required for clinics and official festival perks. The festival runs from March 20 to March 22, 2026, with tickets starting from $22.00.
A special 120-minute yoga workshop celebrating the transition of the seasons and the renewing energy of the spring equinox. Led by Sianna Sherman, an internationally renowned yoga instructor known for her mythic storytelling, deep alignment cues, and transformative sequencing. Running from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM, the session blends mythic storytelling, mindful movement (kriya and asana), and deep reflection to help practitioners align with the equinox. Tickets are $65 per person and can be purchased online through the Home Yoga Studio booking system. Generally open to adults and mature teens; prior yoga experience is helpful but not strictly required.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Spirits & Spice Whiskey Experience – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Not specifiedSpirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
A guided whiskey-tasting experience designed for both novices and aficionados. The event aims to educate attendees on the nuances of fine whiskeys from around the world in a fun, approachable environment. Hosted by the enthusiastic and knowledgeable team members at Spirits & Spice. The 30-minute guided tour runs from 6:00 PM to 6:30 PM. It includes small samples of premium whiskeys, expert commentary on flavor profiles and distillation facts, and an exclusive 10% discount on any in-store purchases made during the event. Advance booking recommended via the store or LocalWineEvents.com. Age 21+ strictly enforced.
Organized by Spirits & Spice
Ryan Curtis Live Music
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · FreeThe Silver Dollar Showroom, The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A night of live Alt-Country and Americana music in one of Jackson Hole's most iconic and historic venues, The Silver Dollar Showroom. It's a perfect evening activity for locals and tourists looking to experience authentic Western nightlife. Ryan Curtis is a talented singer-songwriter based out of Boise, Idaho, known for his Alt-Country and Americana solo work. He was also the co-frontman of Curtis/Sutton & The Scavengers and leads the retro rock n' roll & blues band The Weary Times. His gritty vocals and storytelling lyrics make for a captivating live show. No cover charge; seating is first-come, first-served. The music kicks off at 7:30 PM and runs until 11:00 PM. Guests can enjoy dinner, signature cocktails, and dancing. The Silver Dollar Showroom is generally 21+ during evening live music performances.
Sat, Mar 21
Jackson Hole & National Elk Refuge Tour (BYU-Idaho)
7:00 AM - 5:00 PM · $25 per personJackson Hole & National Elk Refuge (Meeting at Outdoor Hub, BYUI stadium)
Join BYU-Idaho for an exciting day trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Located in a mountain valley between the Teton and Gros Ventre mountain ranges, Jackson Hole is a historic western town. The tour includes a guided wagon ride through the National Elk Refuge, offering an up-close look at the majestic elk herds that winter in the valley. Afterwards, participants will travel to the town square where they will be free to find lunch and explore the local shops and galleries for the afternoon. This adventure is exclusively for current BYU-Idaho students and their spouses. Tickets can be purchased at the bookstore ticket office or online.
Organized by BYU-Idaho
Hybrid – Wilderness First Responder – Recertification
9:00 AM · Registration required (Contact Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute for pricing)Central Wyoming College Jackson Campus (Center for the Arts), Jackson, WY
Presented by the Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute, this course offers a recertification opportunity for individuals holding a current Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certification. The hybrid format requires students to complete online coursework prior to attending the in-person practical skills session on March 21, 2026, at the Central Wyoming College Jackson Campus. The hands-on training will cover advanced wilderness medicine protocols, patient assessment, and emergency response in remote environments. Registration is required; contact the organizer for pricing.
Organized by Jackson Hole Outdoor Leadership Institute
Shiva ~ Soma Nectar Flow for Healing with Hips, Mantra & Meditation
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM · $65Home Yoga Studio, Jackson, WY
A morning yoga workshop focused on deep physical and energetic healing, specifically targeting the hips, and incorporating powerful mantras and meditation. Led by Sianna Sherman, continuing her weekend residency at Home Yoga Studio. The 120-minute workshop runs from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. It features a restorative and activating 'Soma Nectar Flow,' deep hip-opening postures to release stored tension, and guided mantra and meditation practices to cultivate inner peace. Tickets are $65 per person. Advance booking online is highly recommended as space is limited. Open to adults.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
Slow Food in the Tetons: Winter People’s Market
12:00 PM - 4:00 PM · Free to attendCommunity Fairgrounds Building
The final Winter People's Market of the season, hosted by Slow Food in the Tetons, takes place at the Community Fairgrounds Building on the afternoon of Saturday, March 21. This vibrant community gathering allows locals and visitors to shop directly from regional farmers, ranchers, and makers. Attendees can purchase fresh local produce, artisanal goods, and prepared foods while enjoying live music and good company. The market is a cornerstone of Jackson's local food scene, supporting sustainable agriculture and providing a warm, family-friendly environment as winter transitions to spring.
Organized by Slow Food in the Tetons
Wild West Winter Rail Jam
12:00 PM - 2:15 PM · Registration fee applies via SkiRegJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Hole in the Wall snowboard shop, base of Bridger Gondola), Teton Village, WY
Hosted by the non-profit Carving The Future, this is the 2nd Annual Wild West Rail Jam. It is a community-driven ski and snowboard competition designed to bring together riders of all ages to show off their freestyle skills on a custom rail setup at the base of the legendary Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The event features local and visiting skiers and snowboarders of all genders, judged by local freestyle experts. Registration closes at 11:30 AM at the Hole in the Wall snowboard shop. The schedule is: 'Youngsters' (12 & under) from 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM, 'Teenage Riders' (13-16) from 12:45 PM to 1:30 PM, and 'Old Timers' (17+) from 1:30 PM to 2:15 PM.
Organized by Carving The Future
Joe Hunt Live on the Deck at Trapper’s
12:00 PM · Free admission (food and drink available for purchase)Trapper's Restaurant, Jackson Hole
Enjoy a vibrant afternoon of live music, delicious food, and craft drinks on the sun-soaked deck at Trapper's Restaurant. Local musician Joe Hunt will be performing live, bringing his signature acoustic sound to the slopeside venue. This is a family-friendly, all-ages event perfect for taking a midday break from skiing or simply soaking up the spring sunshine. No tickets are required, but arriving early is recommended to secure a good spot on the deck.
Free Daily Meet & Greet with Sled Dogs
Mar 21 – Apr 4
12:00 PM · Free7301-7411 Granite Loop Rd, Teton Village, WY
Take a midday break from skiing to experience a true piece of Wyoming winter culture. Every Wednesday through Monday from March 21 to April 4, visitors can enjoy a free meet and greet with professional sled dogs and their experienced mushers. Located just off Granite Loop Road in Teton Village, this interactive hour allows guests to pet the friendly, high-energy Alaskan and Siberian huskies, learn about the history and mechanics of dog sledding, and ask the mushers questions about their training regimens and race experiences. Event runs from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM on scheduled days.
Heart Six Snowmobiling in Jackson Hole
1:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary by package)Heart Six Ranch, 16985 Buffalo Valley Rd, Moran, WY
A guided snowmobile experience in the beautiful Buffalo Valley area near Jackson Hole. Heart Six Ranch offers an exhilarating way to explore the backcountry, providing stunning views of the Tetons and access to pristine winter landscapes. Suitable for various skill levels, this outdoor adventure requires advance booking and provides all necessary safety instructions and gear for a thrilling afternoon ride.
Golden Hour Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Get down year 'round with the Mangy Moose's lineup of live shows! On Saturday afternoon, local favorite Golden Hour will be taking the legendary Saloon stage for a free après-ski performance. The Mangy Moose Saloon is widely considered the best live music venue in Jackson Hole, having hosted legendary artists like Taj Mahal and modern greats like Hozier. Nobody is a stranger at the world-famous Mangy Moose Saloon. Grab a drink, enjoy the lively atmosphere, and celebrate a great day on the slopes with fantastic live music. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Organized by Mangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon
NOT.GREENDAY @ Road to Rendezvous – 90’s Edition
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeUnder the Aerial Tram, Teton Village, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
NOT.GREENDAY is bringing the ultimate 90s vibe to Road to Rendezvous with a high-energy tribute to one of the era's most iconic bands—Green Day. This performance is part of the 'Road to Rendezvous: Time Machine' free slopeside concert series, which celebrates 60 years of Jackson Hole history by highlighting a different decade each week. Music kicks off at 3:00 PM under the Aerial Tram, making it the perfect après-ski plan. Attendees are highly encouraged to fully commit to the decade and dress in 90s attire, as there will be a costume contest for the best outfit spotted during the event. All ages are welcome.
Ride the Tiger ~ Supercharger Activation with Sianna Sherman
Part of a weekend-long advanced yoga immersion, this specific 120-minute workshop is designed for dedicated yoga practitioners looking to deepen their physical and spiritual practice through mindful movement, breathwork, and deep activation techniques. It is led by Sianna Sherman, an internationally recognized yoga teacher, storyteller, and speaker known for her passionate, mythic approach to yoga. The session includes intense kriya practices, dynamic asana flows, and guided meditation aimed at 'supercharging' the nervous system and clearing mental blockages. The event is geared toward adults and mature teens with a foundational understanding of yoga.
Organized by Home Yoga Studio
TCSD Spring Break Celebration
5:00 PM · FreeTeton Village / Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A community-focused celebration marking the official start of the Teton County School District (TCSD) spring break. The event is designed to give local families a "staycation" kickoff party, proving you don't need to leave Jackson Hole to find sunshine and good times. Hosted by Jackson Hole Resort Lodging and local community partners. Free public gathering. All ages; highly family-friendly. Kicking off at 5:00 PM, the event features family-oriented après-ski activities, music, and socializing at the base of the mountain to celebrate the school holiday.
Organized by Jackson Hole Resort Lodging
Live Music @ The Triple M
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeThe Triple M at Mountain Modern Jackson Hole, 380 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
Unwind after a long day of winter exploring at The Triple M, located inside the newly renovated Mountain Modern boutique hotel in the heart of downtown Jackson. This intimate, hour-long live music session features local singer-songwriters playing acoustic sets. Guests are encouraged to grab a cold local beer, a craft cocktail, and some snacks from the cafe while they settle in and relax. The cozy, modern basecamp atmosphere is perfect for mingling with other travelers and locals alike. The event is free and open to all ages, with a 21+ requirement for alcohol purchases.
Nathan Dean & the Damn Band (Hillclimb Weekend Party)
6:00 PM · Free admissionMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Celebrate the high-octane energy of the Snowmobile Hillclimb weekend at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar with live music from Nathan Dean & the Damn Band. Hailing from the Midwest, the band brings a passionate, high-energy country and rock performance matching the wild spirit of the weekend. The Cowboy Bar will show highlight reels from past Hillclimb races, offer drink specials, and clear the floor for a full night of dancing. With its famous saddle barstools and western decor, it's the perfect place to experience local mountain-town nightlife. Must be 21 or older to enter. Admission is free.
Un-Hill Climb Bash
6:00 PM · Free admissionMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Celebrate the weekend of the famous Snowmobile Hill Climb with the 'Un-Hill Climb Bash' at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Starting at 6:00 PM, this event is the perfect downtown gathering spot for those looking to party after a day of watching the snowmobiles (or avoiding the mountain crowds altogether). Expect a lively atmosphere, great drinks, and the classic Western ambiance of Jackson's most famous watering hole. 21+ only.
Ryan Curtis Live Music
7:30 PM - 11:00 PM · Free entry (No cover charge)The Silver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A Saturday night performance by Boise-based singer-songwriter Ryan Curtis, celebrated for his gritty Alt-Country and Americana solo work and his role leading the retro rock n' roll and blues band The Weary Times. The event provides high-quality, authentic Western and Americana live music at the historic Wort Hotel. Live music runs from 7:30 PM until 11:00 PM with a spacious dance floor open to the public. Guests can enjoy signature cocktails and a full dinner menu. While the restaurant and showroom allow all ages during dinner hours, the late-night bar atmosphere is best suited for adults (21+ to drink). Seating is first-come, first-served. Entry is free.
Chris Benchetler’s “Mountains of the Moon”
8:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary by seating tier)The Center Theater, Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood, Jackson, WY
This is the Saturday evening audio-described performance of Chris Benchetler's “Mountains of the Moon” at The Center Theater. The event showcases the work of Chris Benchetler, a renowned freeskier, artist, and filmmaker. The performance blends visual art, storytelling, and action sports cinematography, offering an immersive experience into the mountains. Tickets are available through the Center for the Arts box office. The venue is fully wheelchair-accessible, and this specific performance includes audio description for visually impaired attendees.
Sun, Mar 22
Worship on the Mountain at JHMR
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM · Free (Complimentary Gondola tickets provided for non-skiers)Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Join Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for a weekly interdenominational worship service held at the Rendezvous Lodge throughout the winter season. This unique spiritual gathering offers breathtaking alpine views and a welcoming community atmosphere. Everyone is welcome to attend. If you would like to join the service without ski or snowboard gear, complimentary Bridger Gondola tickets will be provided at the base to transport you to the lodge.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Hot Snakes DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM · Free to attend (Requires a valid lift ticket/mountain access to reach the mid-mountain location)Casper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
Part of JHMR's spring skiing celebrations, this mid-day mountain party allows skiers and snowboarders to take a break, soak up the spring sun, and enjoy live entertainment right on the slopes. Local favorite 'Hot Snakes' will be spinning an electrifying DJ set designed to keep the energy high for the spring break crowds. The concert itself is free, but attendees must have a ski pass or lift ticket to access the Casper Beach area on the mountain. Food and drinks are available for purchase. All ages are welcome on the snow, though alcohol purchases require a 21+ ID. Skiers can grab a drink, lounge in the snow or on outdoor seating, and dance to the live DJ set before heading back to the lifts for afternoon laps.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
DJ Chuck Samples on the South Deck
12:00 PM · Free to attend (Requires mountain access/lift ticket)South Deck, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
Running concurrently with other on-mountain spring break festivities, this event transforms the South Deck into an unforgettable daytime party zone for skiers and riders. DJ Chuck Samples will be providing the soundtrack, known for mixing high-energy beats that perfectly complement the vibrant spring skiing atmosphere. Free to enjoy the music, but a lift ticket is required to access the deck. All ages. Attendees can take a break from the slopes to dance, socialize, and enjoy food and beverages from the adjacent mountain facilities while taking in panoramic views of the Tetons.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Major Zephyr Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Keep the après-ski party going with Major Zephyr performing live at the Mangy Moose Saloon. Known for their energetic sets and engaging stage presence, Major Zephyr provides the perfect soundtrack to wind down after a day on the mountain. The Mangy Moose offers free live music daily during the winter season, making it the ultimate destination for music lovers in Teton Village. Enjoy great food, cold drinks, and a vibrant crowd. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Organized by Mangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon
Après with KHOL’s DJ OH!Nassi
3:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (JHMR), Teton Village, WY
As the ski day winds down, the base area of Teton Village heats up. This event is the ultimate après-ski experience, designed to bring the community together to celebrate the end of an epic day on the slopes. DJ OH!Nassi, representing Jackson's independent community radio station KHOL, will be spinning a curated mix of tracks to set the perfect après vibe. Completely free and open to the public. No lift ticket is required since it is located at the base of the mountain. All ages are welcome in the base area. The music kicks off right under the iconic Aerial Tram. Attendees can take off their ski boots, grab a drink from nearby vendors, and dance in the base area as the sun sets over the valley.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and KHOL
Patagonia Snow Tour x Spaghetti Westernish Pop Up
4:00 PM · Free admission (Food and drink available for purchase)Virginian Saloon, Jackson, WY
A unique pop-up event blending outdoor winter sports culture with a classic 'Spaghetti Western' theme. Hosted at the iconic Virginian Saloon, this event serves as a lively après-ski gathering for locals and visitors to celebrate the tail-end of the winter season. It is co-presented by Patagonia Snow and Spaghetti Westernish. Guests can enjoy craft cocktails, local beers, and hand-selected wines while swapping tall tales about their day on the slopes. Food service is provided by Billy's Burgers, allowing attendees to pair their drinks with classic diner-style fare and pub favorites in a highly themed, energetic environment. The event is 21+ to drink.
Organized by Patagonia Snow and Spaghetti Westernish
Apres with a Purpose – A Men’s Gathering
4:00 PM - 5:30 PM · FreePresbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, 1251 South Park Loop Road, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole, 'Apres with a Purpose' is a dedicated men's gathering designed to foster community, connection, and meaningful conversation. Taking place on Sunday afternoon, this event provides a welcoming space for men in the Jackson area to come together after a weekend of outdoor activities. The gathering focuses on sharing experiences, building supportive relationships, and exploring personal purpose in a relaxed, informal setting. It is open to all adult men in the community, regardless of church affiliation.
Organized by Presbyterian Church of Jackson Hole
Kundalini Express ~ Tantric Heartfire with Breath, Backbends and Brilliance of Being
Led by renowned yoga instructor Sianna Sherman, this advanced yoga workshop focuses on Kundalini Shakti—the primordial energy at the base of the spine. The 150-minute session includes intensive breathwork, backbends, and practices designed to awaken the 'Brilliance of Being.' It is tailored for the conscious community of seekers looking to deepen their practice. Participants should bring their own mats and water.
Salon Sundays by Riot Act, Inc.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · $10 - $20Riot Act, Inc. Studio @ Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood #305, Jackson, WY 83001
Presented by Jackson's alternative theatre company, Riot Act, Inc., 'Salon Sundays' is a weekly gathering for creatives of all types. The event provides a supportive environment for performers, writers, directors, and artists to share ideas, test new material, and build community. Activities include acting exercises, movement expression, scene study, and vulnerability work to foster the creative process. Whether you have a project in progress or are simply seeking artistic connection, this space is designed for growth and exploration. Tickets range from $10 to $20 and can be reserved online at riotactinc.org. Open to adult creatives and mature teens.
Hosted by St. John's Episcopal Church in the rustic setting of the Virginian Saloon, CAMPFIRE is a unique community storytelling event that reimagines how locals gather. Held on the second and fourth Sundays of each month, the event features guest speakers who offer a multimedia storytelling experience designed to kindle connection, vulnerability, and shared understanding—one story at a time. Attendees are encouraged to grab a craft cocktail or local beer from the saloon bar and settle in for an evening of meaningful, local narratives. The event is open to the public and welcomes people of all backgrounds.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Stagecoach Band at the Stagecoach Bar
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
A true Jackson Hole tradition, the world-famous Stagecoach Band performs every Sunday night for what locals affectionately call 'Sunday Church'. The band has been playing at the Stagecoach Bar since 1969, offering a lively mix of country, folk, and rock music perfect for Western swing dancing. This high-energy, joy-forward music experience brings together locals and visitors to fill the dance floor. The event is typically 21+ due to the bar setting. No tickets are required; guests can simply show up, grab a drink, and dance the night away.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Country DJ Steady Jake
8:30 PM · Free admissionMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Keep the weekend going with Country DJ Steady Jake at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. With 14 years of DJing experience and 19 years in radio broadcasting, Steady Jake knows exactly how to read a room and keep the dance floor moving. Expect a great mix of classic country hits, modern favorites, and line-dancing anthems. Grab your boots and head downtown for a fun Sunday night out. 21+ to enter.
Mon, Mar 23
Ermine – A Snow Science Spring Break Adventure
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Registration fee required (varies by program length)Teton Science Schools, 700 Coyote Canyon Rd, Jackson, WY
An immersive, educational outdoor program hosted by Teton Science Schools designed for spring break to connect learners with the natural winter environment of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Participants engage in hands-on snow science experiments, track winter wildlife, and learn about the life cycle and winter adaptations of the ermine (short-tailed weasel). Activities include snowshoeing, building snow profiles, and interactive ecology games led by expert field instructors and naturalists. The event is geared toward school-aged children and families. Advance registration is required via the Teton Science Schools website. Specific hours vary by registration.
Organized by Teton Science Schools
Jackson Hole History Museum Spring Break Camp
Mar 23 – Mar 27
9:00 AM · Contact museum for registration feesJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole History Museum is hosting a Spring Break Camp for kids from March 23 to March 27, 2026. This educational and engaging camp offers children the opportunity to dive into the rich cultural and natural history of the Jackson Hole area through hands-on activities, crafts, and interactive exhibits. It's a perfect way for younger locals and visiting families to keep kids entertained and learning during the spring break week. The camp runs daily; contact the museum for specific schedule and registration fees.
Keeping Quiet
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeSt. John's Episcopal Church (Johnson Library), 170 North Glenwood Street, Jackson, WY 83001
'Keeping Quiet' is a weekly gathering designed to offer participants a peaceful respite from racing minds and activity-filled days. Led by Karen Rocky, Kris Gridley, and Susan Marsh, the group spends an hour together in quiet contemplation and meditative prayer. The purpose of the event is to foster mental wellness, spiritual connection, and community support in a serene environment. The meetings are held downstairs in the Johnson Library. It is open to all ages and backgrounds, with no tickets or prior registration required.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Brock Gleeson Live at the Mangy Moose
Mar 23 – Mar 24
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Start your week off right with a free live performance by Brock Gleeson at the iconic Mangy Moose Saloon. Brock brings his unique musical style to the stage, offering a relaxed yet entertaining après-ski experience. The Mangy Moose is a staple of Jackson Hole's music scene, providing a welcoming environment for locals and visitors alike. Grab a spot in the Saloon, order some famous Moose nachos, and enjoy the tunes. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol. This is a two-day event on March 23 and March 24.
A bi-weekly Dungeons and Dragons Club hosted by the Teton County Library specifically for teens in 8th through 12th grades, providing a safe, imaginative, and social environment for collaborative storytelling, strategic problem-solving, and teamwork. The library provides all necessary materials including character sheets, dice, and rulebooks, though players can bring their own. The session is guided by an experienced Dungeon Master. The schedule runs strictly from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM in the Youth Auditorium. The event is completely free, but space is limited, so early arrival or advance sign-up through the library's youth services desk is recommended.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hoot Mondays (Open Mic/Jam)
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeSilver Dollar Showroom at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The legendary Jackson Hole Hootenanny takes place in the Silver Dollar Showroom. This free, public event is treated as a 'listening room' for traditional acoustic folk music. Musicians sign up between 5:00 PM and 6:00 PM, and the show starts right at 6:00 PM. No amplification is allowed other than two microphones, and the audience is respectfully asked to be quiet and listen to the performers. A full food and drink menu is available for patrons. All ages are welcome, though it is a seated, listening-focused environment.
Grab a slice of award-winning pizza and enjoy the local talent at Pinky G's Pizzeria's weekly Open Mic Night! Held every Monday from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, this event welcomes musicians, singers, and performers of all kinds to take the stage. It's a laid-back, family-friendly environment right off the Town Square, perfect for a casual dinner with live entertainment. Also occurring on March 30, 2026.
Tap Into Science
7:00 PM · Free to attendSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Presented by 'Protect Our Water Jackson Hole,' this weekly speaker series combines craft beer with environmental education. It aims to inform the public about local conservation efforts, water quality, and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Features rotating guest speakers, including local scientists, hydrologists, and conservationists from regional non-profits. A 45-to-60-minute presentation followed by an open Q&A session. Attendees are encouraged to grab a pint of the 'Cross Czech Pilsner' or the 'Grand Foghee Hazy Pale Ale' while they listen and learn. Free and open to the public. All ages welcome, though alcohol service is strictly 21+.
Organized by Protect Our Water Jackson Hole
Rhett Haney @ Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:00 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
A live concert event at Jackson's premier downtown music venue. The Cowboy Bar regularly hosts touring country artists, providing an authentic Wyoming nightlife experience. Rhett Haney is a touring country music artist known for his traditional sound, storytelling lyrics, and engaging live performances, bringing a classic honky-tonk energy perfectly suited for the venue. The event features a full live band performance, extensive two-stepping and swing dancing, and access to the venue's multiple bars and pool tables. No advance tickets are required; entry is handled at the door. A standard door cover charge may apply. This is a 21+ only event; valid ID is required.
A staple for Jackson locals and hospitality workers, 'Industry Nights' at the historic Virginian Saloon happen every Monday. Kicking off at 8:30 PM with a late-night happy hour, the evening features a rotating schedule of interactive entertainment including bar bingo, trivia competitions, and surprise themed events. Attendees can take advantage of exclusive drink specials and discounts on the famous Billy's Burgers. It's a lively, casual, 21+ environment perfect for unwinding after a long weekend of work or skiing. Events occur on March 23 and March 30, 2026.
Organized by The Virginian Saloon
Tue, Mar 24
Tune Up Tuesdays
8:00 AM - 6:00 PM · Varies based on tuning servicesJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
A dedicated day for skiers and snowboarders to get their gear in top shape for the changing spring conditions. Tune Up Tuesdays offer special focus on equipment maintenance, waxing, and edge tuning to ensure optimal performance on the mountain. Open to all mountain visitors looking to maximize their late-season runs.
Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio
9:00 AM - 5:00 PM · Included with standard museum admission (Adults: ~$22, Seniors: ~$20, Children/Members: Free)National Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
Timed perfectly for local and visiting families on spring break, the museum opens its studio space to encourage visitors to connect with nature through hands-on artistic creation. Museum art educators and staff will be on hand to provide materials, prompts, and guidance. No special ticket is required; access to the Open Studio is included with general admission to the museum. Family-friendly and open to all ages. Participants can drop into the classroom space to utilize provided art supplies. Activities are inspired by the museum's extensive wildlife collection and current exhibitions, allowing guests to paint, draw, or craft their own wildlife masterpieces to take home.
Organized by National Museum of Wildlife Art
Young Professionals – Grow your Network
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM · FreeClymer Room at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Hosted by the Young Professionals of the Tetons, this daytime workshop is designed to help local emerging leaders and young professionals grow and strengthen their professional networks within the Jackson Hole community. The session is led by Rick Howe, the President of the Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce, who will share his extensive local expertise on building meaningful business relationships in a mountain town economy. The 90-minute session includes a structured presentation by Rick Howe, followed by a Q&A segment and dedicated time for open networking and mingling among attendees. Free to attend, though RSVPing through the Young Professionals of the Tetons or the Chamber of Commerce is highly encouraged to secure a seat. Geared toward young professionals (typically 20s and 30s), but no strict age limit is enforced.
Organized by Young Professionals of the Tetons
Canasta at the Senior Center
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
The Senior Center of Jackson Hole invites community members to join for a friendly and engaging afternoon of Canasta. Held regularly, this social activity is a great way to meet new people, exercise the mind, and enjoy some lighthearted competition. The center provides all necessary cards and equipment. Hosted by the welcoming staff, the environment is perfect for both seasoned Canasta players and those looking to learn the game. The event is geared toward seniors and adults. It runs from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Admission is free.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Sage Walking/Biking with Teton Adaptive
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · FreeTeton County Community Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by Teton Adaptive, this weekly event provides a safe, accessible, and climate-controlled environment for individuals (specifically Sage Residents) to engage in physical therapy and exercise. Coordinated by the staff and volunteers of Teton Adaptive, a local nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with disabilities through outdoor and indoor recreation. Free for participants of the Teton Adaptive program. Open to all ages of adaptive athletes and Sage residents. From 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM, participants will have dedicated time and assistance to walk, wheel, or bike around the indoor track at the Rec Center.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
ALTA Foreign Policy Discussion: Multilateral Institutions in a Changing World Order
Hosted by the Teton County Library at the Alta Branch, this educational community discussion focuses on the future of global cooperation. Participants will examine whether multilateralism can survive amid shifting global power and rising nationalism. The conversation will cover the future of international collaboration across trade, health, and finance. It is a free, open-to-the-public event designed to foster civic engagement and global awareness among locals.
Organized by Teton County Library System
Tuesday Karaoke @ the Trap
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free admissionThe Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Come sing your favorite song or cheer your friends on during Karaoke night at The Trap Bar & Grill. Held every Tuesday during the winter season, this specific March 24th event offers a fun-filled, interactive après-ski scene where locals and visitors alike can take the stage. Whether you're a seasoned vocalist or just looking to have some fun after a day on the slopes, the lively atmosphere is perfect for unwinding. The venue is 21+ and offers a full bar and food menu.
ALTA Game Night for Adults
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlta Branch Library (Teton County Library), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY 83414
A community-building event hosted by the Teton County Library system to provide a relaxed, screen-free environment for adults to socialize and play games during the late afternoon. Facilitated by Teton County Library staff. Attendees can choose from a variety of provided board games and card games, or bring their own to share. It's an unstructured, drop-in social hour focused on tabletop gaming and community connection. Free admission; no registration required. This event is for adults only (Ages 19+).
A scheduled, routine training session for the Jackson Hole Fire/EMS department. While primarily for personnel, these events are publicly calendared community events that ensure local first responders are prepared for mountain, medical, and fire emergencies. Led by senior Jackson Hole Fire/EMS training officers and local emergency response experts. The training runs from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM and covers various emergency response drills, equipment checks, and tactical medical scenarios. The event is free. This is a civic event; public observation policies may vary by station. All ages are welcome if observing from public areas.
Organized by Jackson Hole Fire/EMS
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewing
7:00 PM · Free to enterSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A lively, recurring community tournament that brings locals together for friendly competition during the shoulder season. It’s a staple of Jackson's weeknight bar scene. Hosted by the staff at Snake River Brewing, Wyoming's oldest craft brewery. Players of all skill levels compete in a structured bracket. Warm-ups start at 6:30 PM, with bracket play beginning at 7:00 PM. While playing, attendees can take advantage of the brewery's revamped happy hour (4-6 PM) and order from the new winter menu, which features items like beef short ribs and scratch pretzels. Prizes (like brewery merch or gift cards) are awarded to the winners. No tickets required. Sign-ups happen in person starting at 6:30 PM. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol, and the evening environment is geared toward adults.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Drinkers and Thinkers Trivia Night
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A classic pub trivia night designed to test the wits of locals and tourists alike. It’s a high-energy evening that packs the brewpub. Hosted by a lively local trivia MC who guides the room through multiple rounds of questions. Teams compete across various categories including pop culture, history, geography, and Jackson Hole local lore. Prizes are awarded to the top-scoring teams, usually in the form of bar tabs or brewery merchandise. Free to play; teams should arrive early to secure a table. 21+ recommended.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Bluegrass Tuesdays at The Silver Dollar Bar
7:30 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Bar (inside The Wort Hotel), 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved 15-year tradition in Jackson Hole, Bluegrass Tuesdays at The Silver Dollar Bar feature top-tier local and regional bluegrass acts. Held inside the historic Wort Hotel, this weekly event is always packed with locals and visitors alike, offering a lively, authentic Western atmosphere. Grab a drink, hit the dance floor, and enjoy some of the best acoustic picking in the valley. 21+ in the bar area. Also occurring on March 31, 2026.
Rhett Haney Live Music
Mar 24 – Mar 26
8:30 PM · Free admissionMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Denver-based musician Rhett Haney takes the stage at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. With over 20 years in the music scene, Rhett brings a wealth of experience and a deep catalog of country and rock tunes. Whether you're looking to two-step or just enjoy some great live music from a saddle barstool, Rhett's performance is sure to deliver a fantastic Tuesday night in Jackson Hole. 21+ only. Rhett is playing on March 24, 25, and 26, 2026.
Wed, Mar 25
Energy Conservation Works Board Meeting
9:30 AM - 11:30 AM · FreeBoard of County Commissioners Chambers, Jackson, WY 83001
A formal public board meeting for Energy Conservation Works (ECW), a joint powers board formed by the Town of Jackson, Teton County, and Lower Valley Energy. The board meets to discuss local energy conservation initiatives, sustainability policies, and green infrastructure projects. Led by the ECW Board of Directors and local government officials. Free and open to the public. No age restrictions. The meeting runs from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM. The agenda typically includes project updates, budget reviews, and a designated time for public comment regarding local environmental and energy policies.
Organized by Energy Conservation Works (ECW)
ALTA La Hora del Cuento con Naomi
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library - Alta Branch (Community Room), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A dedicated Spanish-language storytime event ('Hora de Cuentos') designed to serve the local Hispanic community and dual-language families in the Teton County area. The event fosters early childhood literacy and community connection. Hosted by Naomi, a bilingual children's librarian at the Teton County Library. The session includes reading fun, engaging stories in Spanish, accompanied by interactive elements like fingerplays, music, and flannel boards to keep children entertained and learning. Designed for young children (Pre-K and early elementary) and their families. Free drop-in event.
Organized by Teton County Library
ALTA Baby Time
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeTeton County Library - Alta Branch (Community Room), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY
A community-focused, child-directed free play program designed to help new parents and infants socialize in a safe, educational environment. Facilitated by Teton County Library early childhood staff. The event consists primarily of unstructured, child-directed free play using library-provided developmental toys, allowing parents to meet and make connections. The session concludes with a short, structured circle time featuring songs and gentle activities. Strictly for children from birth through 24 months and their caregivers. Free drop-in event.
Organized by Teton County Library
Hands-on History in the Classroom (Pre-K to 2nd Grade)
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM · Free with admission/membershipJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole History Museum hosts 'Hands-on History in the Classroom,' a special interactive program designed specifically for young children from Pre-K through 2nd grade. This engaging hour-long session allows kids to touch, feel, and interact with historical artifacts and participate in age-appropriate activities that bring the history of the American West to life. It's an excellent educational outing for families with young children. The event is free with standard museum admission or membership.
Stroll WY (Maternal Health & Wellness Walk) – March 25 Occurrence
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM · FreeTeton County Community Recreation Center, 220 N King Street, Jackson, WY
Stroll WY is a recurring maternal health and wellness walk hosted by the Teton County Health Department. It provides a supportive, low-impact environment for mothers, expectant mothers, and families to connect, exercise, and share experiences. The event is facilitated by Teton County Health Department staff and local wellness advocates. It is free to attend with no formal registration required. The walk is open to all ages and is specifically geared toward mothers, infants, and toddlers in strollers. The group meets at the Recreation Center at 12:00 PM for a one-hour guided walk and social hour, concluding at 1:00 PM.
A peaceful, mid-week spiritual gathering open to the public. Attendees are invited to join the congregation for the Eucharist in the historic St. John's Chapel every Wednesday at noon. The 30-minute service provides a brief but meaningful opportunity for worship, reflection, and community connection during the lunch hour. The event is family-friendly, open to all ages, and requires no tickets or fees.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
On the Move Session 4 (Fitness Class)
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Registration required (Contact the center for membership/pricing details)Senior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
'On the Move' is a specialized, 12-week functional fitness class offered at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole, designed specifically to help participants improve their balance, posture, and gait to maintain mobility and independence. Led by certified fitness instructors, the class accommodates all skill levels and provides a supportive, encouraging atmosphere. Advance registration is required as space is limited to ensure personalized attention. The class is targeted at seniors and older adults looking to safely improve their physical health. Session 4 runs from 2:00 PM to 3:00 PM on March 25. Registration is required; contact the center for membership/pricing details.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Hot Pocket Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Midweek après-ski doesn't get better than this! Hot Pocket takes the stage at the Mangy Moose Saloon for a free afternoon concert. Known for bringing the heat and getting the crowd moving, Hot Pocket is sure to deliver an unforgettable performance. The Mangy Moose is the premier spot in Teton Village to catch live music, offering a rich history and an unbeatable atmosphere. Come as you are, grab a drink, and enjoy the show. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Come join the Teton County Library for a special afterschool program in partnership with the National Elk Refuge. This educational event is designed for elementary school students (K-5th grades) to learn about local wildlife, conservation efforts, and the ecology of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Expect engaging, hands-on activities led by refuge educators that will teach children about the thousands of elk that winter just outside the town of Jackson.
Raptors From the Teton Raptor Center at The Cloudveil
An informal, educational wildlife program bringing live birds of prey directly to the public in downtown Jackson. It aims to educate locals and tourists about avian conservation in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Presented by avian educators and expert handlers from the Teton Raptor Center, a local non-profit dedicated to advancing raptor conservation through education, research, and rehabilitation. A one-hour meet-and-greet in the hotel lobby where attendees can see live, non-releasable raptors (such as owls, hawks, or eagles) up close, ask questions, and learn about their habitats, diets, and behaviors. Free to attend; no reservations or tickets needed. Family-friendly; open to all ages.
Organized by Teton Raptor Center
Alta Teen Afterschool Club
4:30 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTeton County Library (Alta Branch), 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY (Teton County)
A dedicated Afterschool Club for tweens and teens (6th through 12th grades) at the Alta Branch of the Teton County Library, offering a constructive, engaging, and supervised space to unwind after school. Activities rotate weekly and include board games, arts and crafts, STEM challenges, and homework help. The schedule runs from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM in the Community Room. Snacks and refreshments are provided by the library. The event is entirely free and open to all local and visiting students in the specified age group, serving as a vital community hub for youth in the Alta area of Teton County.
Organized by Teton County Library (Alta Branch)
Stagecoach Bluegrass Jam
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
Musicians and lovers of bluegrass are invited to join this informal, good 'ol fashioned bluegrass jam held on the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays of each month. This is a collaborative performance where local musicians get together to 'jam' to traditional bluegrass tunes. If you have a banjo, mandolin, or fiddle and would like to play alongside likeminded musicians, you are welcome to join in. Alternatively, spectators can simply grab a drink, play some pool or darts, and enjoy listening to what the valley's talented bluegrass musicians have to offer. The Stagecoach Bar is a historic landmark that has been a Jackson Hole favorite since 1942. This event also occurs on April 8, 2026.
BINGO Wednesdays at the Elks Lodge
7:00 PM - 9:30 PM · Free to enter; small fee for Bingo cardsJackson Hole Elks Lodge #1713, 270 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A beloved local tradition offering a fun, relaxed evening of gaming and community bonding to raise funds for community members and local organizations in need, aligning with the Elks Lodge's philanthropic mission. The schedule kicks off at 7:00 PM with multiple rounds of Bingo featuring cash prizes and physical rewards. The Lodge provides a welcoming, community-oriented environment. Food and drinks are available for purchase at the Lodge bar. The event is family-friendly, though children must be accompanied by an adult, and players must be of legal age to claim cash prizes according to local gaming laws. Entry is free with a small fee for Bingo cards.
Weekly karaoke at the Virginian Saloon is a boisterous midweek ritual that never takes itself too seriously. Held every Wednesday, it's a reliably fun way to shake off the winter routine and mingle with both locals and visitors. Warm up your vocal chords and get ready to sing the night away in a newly renovated, retro-inspired motor lodge setting. Guests are encouraged to arrive early to get their song requests in and stay late for the lively atmosphere. This event is strictly for ages 21 and over.
Thu, Mar 26
Children’s Specialist 1 Assessment
Mar 26 – Mar 27
8:30 AM · Varies based on PSIA-AASI membership and registration feesJackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Hosted by the Professional Ski Instructors of America and American Association of Snowboard Instructors (PSIA-AASI) Intermountain Division, this two-day on-snow assessment is designed for ski and snowboard instructors seeking their Children's Specialist 1 credential. Participants will be rigorously evaluated on their ability to teach, manage, and engage children on the mountain, focusing on child development and adaptive teaching styles. All participating members must wear a helmet when sliding on snow using lift-accessed terrain. Registration must be completed in advance through the PSIA-AASI portal.
Organized by PSIA-AASI Intermountain Division
START Board Meeting
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM · FreeBCC Chambers (Board of County Commissioners), Jackson, WY
The Southern Teton Area Rapid Transit (START) Board holds its regular public meeting to discuss local transit updates, budget planning, and community transportation initiatives. This is a key civic event for locals interested in the infrastructure and future of Jackson Hole's public transit. Chaired by the START Board of Directors and local county officials. The meeting begins at 11:30 AM with public comment periods, followed by agenda items regarding transit operations, and concludes at 1:30 PM. The event is free and open to the public, with no tickets required. All ages are welcome.
Organized by START Board
Snow King Observatory and Planetarium Shows
11:30 AM - 4:00 PM · Ticketed (Observatory admission / Scenic Gondola ticket required)Snow King Mountain Observatory, 402 E. Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Situated 8,000 feet up at the summit of Snow King Mountain, the newly opened Snow King Observatory invites guests to embark on an extraordinary journey through the vastness of space. The daytime schedule is packed with educational programming, including immersive Planetarium Shows at 11:30 AM, 1:00 PM, and 2:30 PM. Guests can also participate in Solar Telescope Observing on the deck at 12:00 PM and 2:00 PM, or attend 'Science On a Sphere' talks at 12:30 PM and 3:00 PM. It is a highly engaging, family-friendly science and astronomy experience accessible via a scenic gondola ride from downtown Jackson. Daily programming is available except on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.
Henry & The Moguls Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Thursday afternoon après-ski features Henry & The Moguls live at the Mangy Moose Saloon. This local band knows exactly how to cater to the ski crowd, delivering a mix of crowd-pleasing hits and original tunes. The Mangy Moose's legendary stage has seen countless incredible acts, and the daily free music series continues that tradition. Relax after a day of carving up Jackson Hole Mountain Resort with great music, food, and drinks. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Organized by Mangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon
Après-Ski DJ Set with DJ Scutty
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge, 3255 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Enjoy an energetic après-ski live DJ set by DJ Scutty at the Alpenhof Lodge in Teton Village. This recurring Thursday afternoon event is the perfect way to unwind after a long day on the slopes. Grab a craft drink, enjoy some Bavarian-inspired food, and listen to great tunes in a lively mountain atmosphere right at the base of the resort. Open to all ages, but guests must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
The Virginian Saloon, an iconic Jackson watering hole, hosts local artist Bea Jones for an evening of live music. Guests can let loose with craft cocktails, local beers, or hand-selected wines while enjoying the entertainment and sharing tall tales about the day's adventures. The Saloon offers a classic Western dive-bar atmosphere, complete with food service from Billy's Burgers, allowing you to pair your drinks with tasty diner-style fare. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol. The saloon opens at 4:00 PM.
Chamber Mixer: Friends of the Bridger-Teton & NMWA
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · FreeNational Museum of Wildlife Art (NMWA), 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY
A premier networking event hosted jointly by the Friends of the Bridger-Teton and the National Museum of Wildlife Art to foster community connections, support local non-profits, and allow attendees to explore the museum's stunning galleries after hours. Representatives from the Friends of the Bridger-Teton will discuss conservation efforts and upcoming summer volunteer opportunities. The schedule includes open networking from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM, complimentary food and beverages provided by local catering partners, and a free raffle with prizes from local businesses. Admission is free and open to both Chamber members and the general public. Guests must be 21+ to consume alcoholic beverages.
Organized by Friends of the Bridger-Teton & National Museum of Wildlife Art
"Love Shack" is a high-energy, retro-flair musical comedy that follows three men on their not-so-smooth journeys through love, laughter, and music. It is the Jackson Hole Playhouse’s premier winter dinner-theater production, combining romance, toe-tapping crowd-pleasers, and comedic chaos with a high-quality dining experience. The show is performed by the talented resident cast of the historic Jackson Hole Playhouse, Wyoming's longest-running professional dinner theater. The evening begins at 5:15 PM when the historic lobby opens for warm hors d'oeuvres and drinks. Dinner seating begins promptly at 5:35 PM. At 7:30 PM, the show begins, allowing guests to remain comfortably at their dining tables as the performance unfolds around them. The curtain call and wrap-up occur around 8:45 PM. Tickets are $135 for adults, $120 for teens (13-17), and $100 for children (12 & under). The price includes hors d'oeuvres, bread, salad, a choice of five entrées, and non-alcoholic beverages. Prime rib is a $20 upcharge. Desserts, cocktails, and a mandatory 20% server gratuity are not included. Tickets can be purchased at jhplayhouse.com or by calling the box office. The event is family-friendly and open to all ages. Must be 21+ to order alcoholic beverages.
Organized by Jackson Hole Playhouse
Spirits & Spice Tequila Thursdays – Jackson Hole
6:00 PM - 6:30 PM · Ticketed (Check local venue for exact pricing)Spirits & Spice Jackson Hole, 80 West Broadway Avenue, Jackson, WY 83001
A guided tasting experience designed to educate attendees on the rich history and diverse flavor profiles of premium tequilas. The event aims to show that there is much more to tequila than standard shooters and cocktails. Led by the in-house spirits experts and educators at Spirits & Spice. Participants will learn about different tequila-producing regions in Mexico and traditional distilling methods. The 30-minute session includes small, curated samples of exquisite tequilas. Tickets can be reserved via the Spirits & Spice website or LocalWineEvents. This event is for ages 21+ only, as it involves alcohol consumption.
Organized by Spirits & Spice
22nd Annual Manhattan Short Film Festival
7:00 PM · Ticketed (Typically $15 - $25)Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
An interactive global cinematic event screening a curated selection of the world's best short films simultaneously across hundreds of venues worldwide. Attendees in Jackson Hole will view the finalist films and be given a ballot to vote for their favorite 'Best Film' and 'Best Actor.' Votes are tallied and sent to festival headquarters, with winners announced after the global screening period. The festival features a diverse array of genres including drama, comedy, and documentary shorts. Tickets are available through the Center for the Arts box office. The content is generally suitable for mature teens and adults.
Free Country Swing Dance Lessons
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY
Want to learn how to two-step and swing dance like a true cowboy or cowgirl? Head to the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar every Thursday night for free country swing dance lessons! Instructors will guide you through the basic steps and spins, ensuring you're ready to hit the dance floor when the live music starts later in the evening. It's a fun, welcoming environment for beginners and seasoned dancers alike. 21+ to enter the bar.
Jackson Hole Community Band Rehearsal
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · FreeCenter for the Arts (Rehearsal Room), 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
The Jackson Hole Community Band invites local musicians and music enthusiasts to their weekly open rehearsal at the Center for the Arts. Held in the upstairs rehearsal room of the performing arts wing, this gathering is a fantastic opportunity to see the community band in action as they prepare for their upcoming spring concerts. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Whether you are a prospective member looking to join the ensemble or simply a fan of concert band music wanting to listen in, the environment is welcoming and collaborative. Attendees should enter through the doors facing the parking lot between Glenwood and Cache streets. The event is open to all ages.
Organized by Jackson Hole Community Band
Jackbox Game Night
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A modern twist on pub entertainment, Snake River Brewing hosts a weekly Jackbox Game Night where patrons use their smartphones to participate in hilarious, interactive party games displayed on the venue's big screens. Facilitated by the brewery's entertainment staff. Attendees log into the game room via their phones to answer prompts, draw pictures, or solve puzzles in games like *Quiplash* or *Drawful*. It's a highly social event perfect for groups. Free walk-in event. 21+ recommended due to the bar setting and the often mature/irreverent nature of Jackbox party games.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Transcendentals
7:30 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary based on seating tier)Center for the Arts, 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A captivating live performance for the spring 2026 season at the Center for the Arts in downtown Jackson Hole, aiming to bring a thought-provoking and immersive cultural experience. Hosted in the state-of-the-art 500-seat Center Theater, it features dynamic artistic expressions designed to transcend traditional boundaries. Doors open at 6:30 PM for lobby bar access before the 7:30 PM curtain call. Tickets are available online via the Center for the Arts box office or Eventbrite, with pricing tiers ranging from standard general admission to premium orchestra seating. The event is open to all ages but geared toward audiences who appreciate contemporary performing arts.
Wyoming Stargazing at Rendezvous Park (R-Park)
7:30 PM - 9:30 PM · FreeRendezvous Park (R-Park), off Hwy 390 (Teton Village Rd), Wilson, WY
Wyoming Stargazing hosts free, year-round public stargazing events to connect the community with the cosmos. Held at the Jackson Hole Land Trust's flagship community open space, this event allows locals and visitors to view the pristine dark skies of the Tetons through professional-grade equipment. Hosted by the expert astronomy educators of the Wyoming Stargazing nonprofit organization. The event begins approximately one hour after sunset (around 7:30 PM in late March) and runs for about two hours. Educators set up large-aperture telescopes on the far side of the hill to show attendees planets, stars, planetary nebulae, and galaxies. iPads with the Star Walk app are also provided for interactive learning. Attendees can come and go as they please. No advance tickets or reservations are required. The event is free, though a $10 donation per person is highly encouraged to support the nonprofit's educational initiatives. All ages are welcome. Note: Event is weather dependent and requires temperatures above zero degrees Fahrenheit.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Fri, Mar 27
Pride Ski Weekend
Mar 27 – Mar 28
Free to attend social events; standard lift tickets/lodging apply for skiingGrand Targhee Resort, 3300 Ski Hill Rd, Alta, WY 83414
LGBTQIA+ individuals and allies are invited to ski and dance with the Teton Valley Pride Alliance and Jackson Hole Pride at Grand Targhee Resort on Friday and Saturday, March 27th-28th, 2026. The weekend celebrates diversity and inclusion on the slopes, featuring group ski runs, social meetups, and vibrant après-ski parties. It is a welcoming, community-driven event designed to bring people together for spring skiing and celebration in the Tetons. Social events are free to attend; standard lift tickets and lodging apply for skiing.
Organized by Teton Valley Pride Alliance and Jackson Hole Pride
White Claw Takeover at Casper Beach
11:30 AM · Free to attend (drinks for purchase)Casper Beach, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Join the party at Casper Beach for a White Claw takeover! This event brings good vibes, exciting giveaways, and ice-cold drinks to the slopes. It's the perfect mid-day break for skiers and snowboarders looking to relax and enjoy the mountain atmosphere. Open to all ages, but you must be 21+ to purchase or consume alcohol.
Souls of Mischief @ Road to Rendezvous
3:00 PM - 5:00 PM · FreeUnder the Aerial Tram, Teton Village, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
This is the grand finale of the "Road to Rendezvous: Time Machine" concert series, setting the stage for the massive Rendezvous Music Festival the following day. This specific Friday afternoon show is dedicated to the 2000s era of music, bringing golden-era hip-hop directly to the slopes. Souls of Mischief are legendary pioneers of the Oakland-based Hieroglyphics collective. Best known for their iconic 1993 album *93 'til Infinity*, their influence carried deep into the 2000s. They bring intricate wordplay, jazzy beats, and an independent spirit to the stage. 100% free to the public. No tickets required. All ages welcome. The concert kicks off at 3:00 PM right under the Aerial Tram. Attendees are encouraged to ski right up to the stage in their gear. The event also features a costume contest for the best 2000s-era outfit spotted in the crowd.
Rendezvous Music Festival 2026
Mar 27 – Mar 28
3:00 PM · Friday is Free; Saturday General Admission is $51, VIP is $452Jackson Hole Mountain Resort (Base Area / Under the Aerial Tram), Teton Village, WY
The annual Jackson Hole Rendezvous Music Festival is a massive two-day spring lifestyle and music festival that serves as the ultimate send-off for the resort's 60th ski season. It transforms Teton Village into a high-elevation concert venue, pairing spring skiing with nationally recognized headliners. The festival kicks off on Friday, March 27, with a free performance by the legendary California hip-hop group Souls of Mischief. The main event on Saturday, March 28, features a Grammy-winning, immersive performance by headliners The Flaming Lips, supported by the genre-bending jam-band mastery of Umphrey's McGee, and a high-energy kickoff from DJ Blake Horstmann (known for his appearances on *The Bachelorette* and *Bachelor in Paradise*). Friday's concert is free. Saturday requires tickets: General Admission starts at $51 (allows two children under 12 for free), and VIP access is $452 (allows one child under 5 for free). VIP includes premium viewing areas and complimentary food/drink options. All ages are welcome. Friday music starts at 3:00 PM under the Tram. Saturday gates open at 4:00 PM. The START Bus will offer fare-free rides between downtown Jackson and Teton Village starting at noon on Saturday to streamline travel for attendees.
Friday Live Sets with David Jeremy
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeAlpenhof Lodge, 3255 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Kick off your weekend and unwind after a day of spring skiing with live acoustic music sets by David Jeremy at the Alpenhof Lodge. Enjoy the cozy, European-style après-ski atmosphere, grab a drink, and listen to great live tunes. This is a relaxed, community-focused gathering perfect for families and groups coming off the mountain. Open to all ages, but guests must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Live Music @ The Triple M
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeThe Triple M at Mountain Modern Motel, 380 W Broadway, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the local community and visiting adventurers for live music from 5:30 – 6:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays all ski season long at The Triple M. Grab a cold beer, a craft cocktail, and something to munch on as you settle in and relax after a day of winter exploring. This is a casual, family-friendly après-ski environment perfect for unwinding before heading out to dinner on the Town Square. No age restrictions for entry, but you must be 21+ to purchase alcohol.
Join instructors Brittany Belisle and Deidre for a soulful, 90-minute evening of mantra, meditation, and meaningful connection at Home Yoga Studio. Together, the group will chant traditional mantras, sit in guided meditation, and share a warm cup of chai in a community setting. This workshop offers a beautiful opportunity to learn the basics of mantra, deepen an existing meditation practice, and connect with a conscious, heart-centered local community. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience is needed. Tickets can be purchased online in advance.
Friday Sommelier Stash at Four Seasons
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Varies based on wine selection (Pay per glass/tasting)Four Seasons Resort and Residences Jackson Hole, Teton Village, WY
Hosted at the luxurious Four Seasons Jackson Hole, this specialized culinary event features the resort's Sommelier, AJ Puccia. Puccia curates a rotating list of his favorite, newest, and most exciting premium wines. Guests have the rare opportunity to taste higher-value, exclusive bottles by the glass without having to commit to purchasing the entire bottle. Puccia is also on hand to offer expert suggested pairings and tasting notes, making it an ideal evening for wine enthusiasts looking for an elevated, educational après-ski experience.
Gin & Juice Live at Mangy Moose
8:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary; advance purchase recommended)Mangy Moose Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
An unforgettable night of classic hip-hop as Gin & Juice, a dynamic seven-piece live band with two MCs, takes the stage at the legendary Mangy Moose Saloon. The event brings high-energy, nostalgic hip-hop vibes to the après-ski crowd, covering both classic and contemporary tracks designed to get the crowd pumping. Doors open in the evening, followed by a full set of live music and dancing. This late-night saloon event is strictly 21+. Tickets can be purchased online via the Mangy Moose website or at the door if not sold out.
Handsome Tiger DJ Set
8:00 PM · No cover charge specifiedVirginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
An iconic Jackson watering hole, the Virginian Saloon hosts a live DJ set by Handsome Tiger. Guests can let loose with craft cocktails, local beer, or hand-selected wine while enjoying the entertainment. The venue enjoys food service from Billy's Burgers, allowing attendees to pair drinks with tasty diner-style fare and pub favorites. The saloon environment is strictly 21+ for entry. The event takes place in the evening/late night.
Sat, Mar 28
Skikido in Jackson, WY
Mar 28 – Mar 29
Seminar fees apply (Contact dojo for specific tier pricing)Jackson Hole Aikikai, 290 N. Millward St, Jackson, WY & Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Jackson Hole Aikikai hosts its annual 'Skikido' extravaganza, a unique weekend event that blends the traditional Japanese martial art of Aikido with Jackson Hole's world-class spring skiing. The event is hosted by William Plank, the head instructor at Jackson Hole Aikikai, alongside visiting guest instructors from the Capital Aikido Federation. The weekend schedule is split between rigorous mat time at the dojo (practicing throws, falls, and joint locks) and group free-skiing sessions on the slopes of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, fostering camaraderie both on and off the mat. Registration is handled directly through the Jackson Hole Aikikai website or at the dojo doors. Open to adult practitioners and mature teens with prior Aikido experience. Seminar fees apply.
Organized by Jackson Hole Aikikai
Breezy’s Golden Gondola Dedication Ceremony
9:00 AM - 10:30 AM · FreeBase of Bridger Gondola and Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate local hero and 2026 Olympic gold medalist Breezy Johnson! At 9:00 AM, the public is invited to watch the unveiling of a special golden gondola car at the base of the Bridger Gondola in her honor. A ribbon-cutting ceremony will take place, and guests will receive commemorative gold medals. Following the dedication, from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM, fans can meet Breezy and other Jackson Hole Olympians for a poster signing at the Rendezvous Lodge at the top of the Bridger Gondola. This family-friendly event is a unique opportunity to celebrate Team USA's success.
Palm Frond Cross Making
9:00 AM - 11:00 AM · FreeHansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001
Join the community at St. John's Episcopal Church in Hansen Hall for a special morning of Palm Frond Cross Making. This hands-on, family-friendly event is held in preparation for Palm Sunday. Participants will learn how to fold and craft traditional crosses out of palm fronds, which will be used during the upcoming Holy Week services. It's a wonderful opportunity for fellowship, creativity, and spiritual preparation. All ages are welcome to attend and participate.
Olympian Poster Signing with Breezy Johnson and Anna Gibson
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM · FreeRendezvous Lodge at the top of Bridger Gondola, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
As part of the Rendezvous Fest and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort's 60th-anniversary weekend celebrations, the resort is honoring its local Olympians who represented Team USA in Milan-Cortina. Following the unveiling of a golden gondola car, the public is invited to a special meet-and-greet and poster signing. The event features Jackson Hole-bred alpine racer and 2026 Olympic gold medalist Breezy Johnson, alongside fellow local athlete and 2026 Olympian Anna Gibson, who represented Team USA in the inaugural Olympic SkiMo races (finishing 4th in the mixed relay). The signing itself is free and open to the public, though guests will need a valid lift ticket or sightseeing pass to ride the Bridger Gondola up to the Rendezvous Lodge. All ages are welcome. The poster signing runs strictly from 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM at the Rendezvous Lodge. Guests can meet the athletes, get autographs, and celebrate their recent Olympic achievements.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Locals’ Last Saturday
10:00 AM - 5:00 PM · FreeJackson Hole History Museum (History Jackson Hole), 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
History Jackson Hole hosts 'Locals' Last Saturday,' offering free museum admission to Teton County residents on the last Saturday of the month. Visitors can explore over 11,000 years of human history in the Jackson Hole valley. The museum features a Main Gallery with interactive Artifact and Photo Walls, historic cabins, a changing Upstairs Gallery, and family-friendly activities in the Education Classroom. It's a perfect community event for families and history buffs looking to connect with the heritage of the region. No age restrictions apply.
Organized by History Jackson Hole
Live Music on Trapper’s Deck
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeTrapper's Restaurant (Solitude Station), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Elevate your ski day with live music on the sun-soaked deck at Trapper's Restaurant, located mid-mountain at Solitude Station (accessible via the Sweetwater Gondola). This event offers skiers and snowboarders a chance to enjoy delicious food, craft drinks, and live entertainment without having to descend all the way to the base. The performance features local acoustic or light rock musicians providing a laid-back, alpine vibe. Please note that because this is an outdoor, mid-mountain event, the live music is weather dependent. It's a family-friendly environment, though guests must be 21+ to purchase alcoholic beverages. Requires a lift ticket or gondola pass to access the mid-mountain location.
Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Celebrate the weekend with Aaron Davis & the Mystery Machine performing live at the Mangy Moose Saloon. Aaron Davis is a well-known figure in the Jackson Hole music scene, and his band always delivers a captivating, high-energy show blending roots, rock, and Americana. This free après-ski concert is the perfect way to kick off your Saturday evening in Teton Village before heading out to other Rendezvous weekend festivities. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Organized by Mangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon
Après DJ Set at Tram Dock with The Hot Snakes
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · FreeTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Cap off a thrilling day on the slopes with an electrifying outdoor après-ski dance party at the Tram Dock, located at the base of the Aerial Tram at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. The Hot Snakes, a popular local DJ act, will spin a mix of upbeat tracks, remixes, and crowd favorites to keep the energy high. It's the perfect way to transition from skiing to evening festivities—grab a drink, meet up with friends, and enjoy the vibrant mountain-town atmosphere as the sun sets over the Tetons. The outdoor setting makes it accessible to all ages. Admission is free.
Yoga of the Heart: Using the Heart as an Intuitive Guide for Understanding
Led by experienced yoga practitioner Rachel Holmes, this two-hour workshop explores how yoga has been used for thousands of years to prepare the body to receive deeper wisdom and guidance. Rachel will guide participants through specific yoga practices—including pranayama (breathwork), asana (postures), and dhyana (meditation)—designed to unlock the intuitive wisdom available in the heart center. Attendees will leave feeling a sense of clarity and a renewed spark for ancient wellbeing practices. Participants are asked to bring a journal and wear comfortable clothing. Tickets are available online.
Unwind after a long day of spring skiing with live après-ski music by local favorite Jimmy Denny at the historic Alpenhof Lodge in Teton Village. Running from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, this recurring Saturday event offers a cozy, Bavarian-inspired atmosphere where guests can enjoy hearty food, cold beers, and great acoustic tunes. It's a family-friendly environment, though guests must be 21+ to purchase and consume alcohol. No tickets or cover charge required—just walk in and enjoy the mountain vibes.
Rendezvous Music Festival – Main Stage (The Flaming Lips & Umphrey’s McGee)
5:00 PM · General Admission (Free for kids under 12 with ticketed adult); VIP Experience availableJackson Hole Mountain Resort (Base of the Tetons / Teton Village), Teton Village, WY
Closing out JHMR's 60th ski season, Saturday features headliners The Flaming Lips, who will bring their Grammy-winning, visually immersive, and psychedelic performance to the unforgettable outdoor stage set against the snow-covered Tetons. They are supported by the legendary jam-band mastery of Umphrey's McGee and a high-energy kickoff set from DJ Blake Horstmann. Attendees can upgrade to the VIP Experience, which includes a dedicated entrance, an elevated viewing lounge with heaters and comfy seating, complimentary drinks, curated bites from local chefs, private restrooms, and a commemorative YETI Rendezvous mug. Gates open late afternoon.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Free Guided Stargazing in Teton Village
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free ($10 recommended donation)Teton Village (Field across from the Ranch Lot, second left off Hwy 390), WY
Join Wyoming Stargazing for a mesmerizing evening under the dark skies of Teton Village. Professional astronomy educators will be on hand with large aperture telescopes to guide attendees through the cosmos, pointing out planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies. The crisp winter air provides excellent visibility. No need to reserve a spot; participants can come and go as they please. Attendees should dress warmly and park in the main parking area, following 'Public Stargazing' signs to the viewing location. It's a family-friendly event open to all ages. A $10 donation is recommended but not required.
Organized by Wyoming Stargazing
Best Little Honky Tonk in Targhee – A Western Drag Show
7:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary; advance purchase recommended)The Trap Bar & Grill, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Serving as the premier Saturday night celebration for the Pride Ski Weekend, Teton Valley Pride Alliance and Jackson Hole Pride present 'A Western Drag Show' like no other. Six amazing performers will collaborate to present the 'Best Little Honky Tonk in Targhee' at the Trap Bar. This high-energy drag performance will feature Western-themed acts, incredible costumes, and lip-syncing entertainment. The event is 21+ and promises to be a packed, lively capstone to the weekend's festivities. Advance ticket purchase is recommended.
Organized by Teton Valley Pride Alliance and Jackson Hole Pride
Rendezvous Fest Afterparty: N2N w/ DJ Also Starring
8:00 PM · Ticketed (Prices vary)Mangy Moose Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
The official afterparty to keep the Rendezvous Music Festival energy going, hosted at the Mangy Moose Saloon. This late-night capstone to the biggest weekend of the ski season features a headline set by DJ N2N, renowned for his infectious house music and engaging live performances, with opening support from DJ Also Starring. The rustic yet electric venue is perfect for festival-goers to dance the night away. Music starts at 8:00 PM and runs late. The event is 21+, and tickets are required and can be purchased in advance through the venue's website.
Rhett Haney Live at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Enjoy a night of live country music at the iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar in downtown Jackson Hole. Rhett Haney, a veteran of the Denver music scene for over 20 years, will be performing live. Starting off playing bass with Maggie Jack, Rhett quickly transitioned to a prominent solo and frontman career. The Cowboy Bar is a world-famous western honky-tonk known for its saddle barstools and western dancing. Must be 21+ to enter. Open daily from 11am-1am, with music starting at 8:30 PM.
Sun, Mar 29
Worship on the Mountain
9:30 AM - 10:30 AM · Free (Complimentary Gondola tickets provided for non-skiers)Rendezvous Lodge, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Join Jackson Hole Mountain Resort for a weekly interdenominational worship service held at the Rendezvous Lodge. This community-focused spiritual event welcomes everyone, offering a unique opportunity to reflect and worship with stunning high-alpine views. For those who wish to attend without ski or snowboard gear, complimentary Bridger Gondola tickets are provided to access the lodge.
Organized by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Free Samples with Fresca at Cafe 6311
10:00 AM - 3:00 PM · FreeOutside Cafe 6311, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
As part of the spring celebrations at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, representatives from Fresca will be stationed outside Cafe 6311 at the base of the mountain. Running from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, this promotional event offers skiers, snowboarders, and village visitors free beverage samples. It's a perfect, quick pit-stop to grab a refreshing drink and enjoy the lively spring atmosphere in Teton Village before heading up the Bridger Gondola or after finishing a few morning laps.
Tallichet Riding & Hengelfelt Riding
10:30 AM - 4:30 PM · Not specifiedHeritage Arena, Teton County Fairgrounds, Jackson, WY
Equestrian enthusiasts are welcome to the Heritage Arena at the Teton County Fairgrounds for scheduled riding sessions. The morning session features Tallichet Riding from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM, followed by Hengelfelt Riding in the afternoon from 2:30 PM to 4:30 PM. These events provide a great opportunity to observe local equestrian talent and training in a dedicated indoor arena setting.
Coffee Hour at St. John’s Episcopal Church
Mar 29 – Apr 12
11:00 AM · FreeHansen Hall, St. John's Episcopal Church, 170 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
Following the Sunday morning worship services, all members of the public—locals and tourists alike—are warmly invited to gather in Hansen Hall for a weekly Coffee Hour. This is a relaxed, welcoming community event designed to foster socialization and connection. Light refreshments, baked goods, and coffee are provided. It is a family-friendly environment open to people of all ages and backgrounds. The event occurs on March 29, April 5, and April 12, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Live DJ Set at Casper Beach
12:00 PM - 3:00 PM · Free to attend (Food and drinks available for purchase)Casper Beach (Mid-Mountain), Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Take a mid-day break and soak up the spring sun at Casper Beach, located mid-mountain at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. This lively outdoor event features a live DJ spinning upbeat tracks to keep the energy high for skiers and snowboarders taking a break from the slopes. Guests can grab a drink, relax in the snow, and enjoy the vibrant, party-like atmosphere that defines spring skiing in Jackson Hole.
Après DJ Set with DJ P-Tex at Tram Dock
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Free to attendTram Dock, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Teton Village, WY
Close out an epic weekend of spring skiing with the ultimate après-ski experience at the Tram Dock. As the lifts stop spinning, the party kicks off with local favorite DJ P-Tex providing the soundtrack. Attendees can expect a high-energy mix of music, dancing in ski boots, and a celebratory atmosphere right at the base of the iconic Aerial Tram. This is a 100% free outdoor community gathering, though attendees can purchase drinks from nearby resort vendors.
Adult Open Gym Volleyball
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM · Standard Rec Center drop-in fee (typically $7-$10)Teton County Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY
Organized by Jackson Hole Volleyball, this open gym session provides a space for locals and visitors to stay active, practice their skills, and enjoy casual, competitive pickup games during the winter-to-spring transition. Facilitated by local Jackson Hole Volleyball community organizers who help set up the nets and manage team rotations. Players warm up and then divide into teams for rotating pickup games. All skill levels are welcome, though play can become moderately competitive. No advance tickets required; players pay the drop-in fee at the Teton County Recreation Center front desk upon arrival. Strictly for ages 16 and older.
Organized by Jackson Hole Volleyball
Salon Sundays by Riot Act, Inc.
5:00 PM - 7:00 PM · $10 - $20Riot Act, Inc. Studio @ Center for the Arts, 240 S. Glenwood #305, Jackson, WY 83001
Presented by Jackson's alternative theatre company, Riot Act, Inc., 'Salon Sundays' is a weekly gathering for creatives of all types. The event provides a supportive environment for performers, writers, directors, and artists to share ideas, test new material, and build community. Activities include acting exercises, movement expression, scene study, and vulnerability work to foster the creative process. Whether you have a project in progress or are simply seeking artistic connection, this space is designed for growth and exploration. Tickets range from $10 to $20 and can be reserved online at riotactinc.org. Open to adult creatives and mature teens.
Organized by Riot Act, Inc.
Stagecoach Band at the Stagecoach Bar
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM · Free admissionStagecoach Bar & Liquor Store, 5755 W Highway 22, Wilson, WY 83014
A true Jackson Hole tradition, the world-famous Stagecoach Band performs every Sunday night for what locals affectionately call 'Sunday Church'. The band has been playing at the Stagecoach Bar since 1969, offering a lively mix of country, folk, and rock music perfect for Western swing dancing. This high-energy, joy-forward music experience brings together locals and visitors to fill the dance floor. The event is typically 21+ due to the bar setting. No tickets are required; guests can simply show up, grab a drink, and dance the night away.
Organized by Stagecoach Bar
Powder Cache Brewers Dinner
6:30 PM - 9:00 PM · $95 per personPowder Cache Restaurant, Grand Targhee Resort, Alta, WY
Grand Targhee Resort is teaming up with Jackson's own Snake River Brewing for an exclusive night of fun, food, and brews in the Powder Cache Restaurant. Grand Targhee Chefs will prepare a specially curated 5-course meal, with each course expertly paired with different beer selections from Snake River Brewing. The evening will feature surprise, one-off beers that are not typically available to the public. Reservations are strictly required for this 21+ culinary event, and special lodging discounts are available for attendees with a confirmed dinner reservation.
Organized by Grand Targhee Resort and Snake River Brewing
Country DJ Steady Jake at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Keep the weekend going with Country DJ Steady Jake spinning the best country hits at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Steady Jake brings 14 years of DJing and performing experience, along with 19 years as a radio broadcaster, ensuring a lively and engaging atmosphere perfect for western dancing. The venue is a staple of Jackson Hole nightlife, featuring authentic western memorabilia and a large dance floor. Must be 21+ to enter.
Mon, Mar 30
Ermine – A Snow Science Spring Break Adventure
Mar 30 – Apr 3
$500Teton Science Schools, 1 Ditch Creek Road, Kelly, WY
Teton Science Schools invites Wyoming students in grades 4–6 to Ermine, a five-day, four-night spring break program packed with snowy exploration and hands-on science. Campers will travel across Grand Teton National Park on cross-country skis and snowshoes, uncovering how wildlife thrives in winter, how snow impacts our water, and how scientists study these vital ecosystems. With guidance from an experienced instructor team, students will conduct their own research and develop new skills. At the end of the program, families and friends are invited to celebrate students' discoveries during a special research presentation.
Organized by Teton Science Schools
Annual R Park Egg Hunt
Mar 30 – Apr 13
9:00 AM · FreeRendezvous Park (R Park), 4270 River Springs Drive, Wilson, WY
Hosted by the Jackson Hole Land Trust, this is a free, self-guided, family-friendly scavenger hunt spread throughout the scenic R Park. Four local artists (Elyse Mock, Jenny Ramirez, Katy Ann Fox, and Kerry Kaneda Meyer) have created unique, egg-themed artworks that are hidden around the park's trails and ponds. Each art piece is marked with a secret letter. Participants explore the park during daylight hours to find all four eggs, which reveal a four-letter code. This code unlocks a golden chest located on the steps of the R Park office, where successful scavengers can claim candy prizes. Maps are available online or on the porch of the R Park office. All ages are welcome.
Organized by Jackson Hole Land Trust
Baby Time at Teton County Library
9:30 AM · FreeTeton County Library, 125 Virginian Ln, Jackson, WY
Designed specifically for parents and caregivers with children from birth through 18 months. This event allows you to bond with your baby through child-directed free play using toys, blocks, and other engaging materials. It's also a fantastic opportunity to meet and make connections with other new parents in the community. The session concludes with a short circle time. Not recommended for large groups.
Keeping Quiet
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM · FreeSt. John's Episcopal Church (Johnson Library), 170 North Glenwood Street, Jackson, WY 83001
'Keeping Quiet' is a weekly gathering designed to offer participants a peaceful respite from racing minds and activity-filled days. Led by Karen Rocky, Kris Gridley, and Susan Marsh, the group spends an hour together in quiet contemplation and meditative prayer. The purpose of the event is to foster mental wellness, spiritual connection, and community support in a serene environment. The meetings are held downstairs in the Johnson Library. It is open to all ages and backgrounds, with no tickets or prior registration required.
Organized by St. John's Episcopal Church
Duplicate Bridge
1:00 PM - 4:00 PM · $5 per playerSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Join the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a three-hour session of ACBL duplicate bridge. This event is perfect for those looking to challenge their minds and socialize with fellow card game enthusiasts. Some prior bridge experience is required to participate. Don't have a partner? No problem—the center can help pair you up. Open to adults and seniors.
Circuit Training at Senior Center of Jackson Hole
2:00 PM - 3:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Keep active this spring with a specialized Circuit Training class led by fitness instructor Charlie at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole. This one-hour session is designed to combine strength training and cardio fitness through a series of engaging, rotating stations. Each station features its own fun activity tailored to improve mobility, balance, and overall health. The class is highly inclusive and all skill levels are welcome, with modifications available for those with physical limitations. It's a fantastic opportunity for seniors to have fun, get sweaty, and socialize with friends in a supportive, community-focused environment. Free to attend, donations accepted.
Organized by Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Dungeons and Dragons 8th – 12th Grade Club
4:30 PM - 6:30 PM · FreeYouth Auditorium at Jackson Branch, Teton County Library, Jackson, WY
Join the fantastical world of Mystralune! This is a custom campaign setting created collaboratively by the players and the Dungeon Master. This program is specifically designed for teens in 8th through 12th grades (High School and Middle School). It provides a safe, creative, and engaging environment for youth to practice storytelling, teamwork, and problem-solving through tabletop roleplaying.
The Jackson Hole Hootenanny (affectionately known as 'The Hoot') is a beloved, long-standing local tradition held every Monday night at Dornan's in Moose, Wyoming. Musicians from all over gather to play traditional acoustic music—including folk, bluegrass, and country—for a highly receptive and respectful crowd. It operates as an open-mic style acoustic gathering where both local legends and visiting musicians take the stage. The event takes place in one of the most awe-inspiring settings in the world, with stunning views of the Teton Range. There are no age restrictions, making it a wonderful family-friendly evening. Admission is free, and food/drinks are available for purchase at Dornan's.
Tap Into Science
7:00 PM · Free to attendSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
Presented by 'Protect Our Water Jackson Hole,' this weekly speaker series combines craft beer with environmental education. It aims to inform the public about local conservation efforts, water quality, and the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Features rotating guest speakers, including local scientists, hydrologists, and conservationists from regional non-profits. A 45-to-60-minute presentation followed by an open Q&A session. Attendees are encouraged to grab a pint of the 'Cross Czech Pilsner' or the 'Grand Foghee Hazy Pale Ale' while they listen and learn. Free and open to the public. All ages welcome, though alcohol service is strictly 21+.
Organized by Protect Our Water Jackson Hole
Open Mic Night at Pinky G’s Pizzeria
7:00 PM - 9:00 PM · Free admission (Food/drink available for purchase)Pinky G's Pizzeria, 50 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A weekly community gathering at one of Jackson's most popular, award-winning pizzerias. It provides a platform for local talent to showcase their skills in a laid-back, supportive environment. Hosted by local MCs, featuring a rotating lineup of local musicians, comedians, poets, and performers of all kinds. Sign-ups are typically done in person prior to the event. Sign-ups usually begin shortly before 7:00 PM. Performances run continuously until 9:00 PM. Attendees can enjoy New York-style pizza slices and craft beer while watching the acts. Free to attend and perform. All ages are welcome in the restaurant.
Rhett Haney Live at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
8:00 PM · Free entry (Standard cover charge may apply at the door depending on capacity)Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001
Experience an authentic Wyoming nightlife event at Jackson's premier downtown music venue. The iconic Million Dollar Cowboy Bar will host touring country music artist Rhett Haney, who brings his signature high-energy sound and classic honky-tonk vibes to the stage. Grab a saddle seat at the bar, enjoy a cold drink, and hit the dance floor. Due to venue licensing, this event is strictly 21+ and IDs will be checked at the door.
U-Foria Live at Million Dollar Cowboy Bar
Mar 30 – Mar 31
8:30 PM · FreeMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar, 25 N. Cache Street, Jackson, WY 83001
Kick off your week with live music from U-Foria at the legendary Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. Known for bringing high energy and great tunes to the stage, U-Foria will keep the dance floor moving all night. The Cowboy Bar offers a unique Jackson Hole experience with its genuine saddle barstools, western decor, and lively crowd. No cover charge or tickets are required, but patrons must be 21 and over to attend. This is a two-night event on March 30 and March 31.
Industry Nights at the Virginian Saloon
Mar 30 – Mar 31
8:30 PM · Free entry (21+ only); food and drink available for purchase.The Virginian Saloon, 750 W Broadway, Jackson, WY
A staple for Jackson Hole locals and hospitality workers, 'Industry Nights' at the historic Virginian Saloon happen every Monday. The event features a rotating schedule of entertainment including bingo, trivia, themed parties, and surprise events. A late-night happy hour kicks off at 8:30 PM, offering great deals on craft cocktails and local beers. Guests can also take advantage of late-night food specials from Billy's Burgers, which operates inside the saloon. It's a lively, authentic dive-bar atmosphere perfect for unwinding after a long weekend. This is a 21+ only event with free entry; food and drink are available for purchase.
Tue, Mar 31
Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio Week 2
Mar 31 – Apr 2
Free with museum admissionNational Museum of Wildlife Art, 2820 Rungius Rd, Jackson, WY 83001
The National Museum of Wildlife Art hosts its Spring Break Art Experience: Open Studio Week 2. This is a fantastic opportunity for families and children to engage in hands-on art activities during their spring break. Participants can explore various artistic mediums inspired by the museum's premier public collection of fine wildlife art, which features works by Rungius, Russell, Bierstadt, and Picasso. All ages are welcome to drop in, create, and take their masterpieces home. The event runs daily during museum open hours.
Take-a-Tour Tuesdays at Jackson Hole History Museum
10:30 AM · Free with admission ($12 Adults, $10 Seniors/Students) or membershipJackson Hole History Museum, 175 E Broadway Ave, Jackson, WY
Join the Jackson Hole History Museum for 'Take-a-Tour Tuesdays,' a guided exploration of the museum's exhibits. Starting at 10:30 AM, knowledgeable staff or docents will lead visitors through the galleries, sharing deeper insights into the history of Jackson Hole, the early pioneers, and the current special exhibition 'Women Artists of the American West.' This event is free with standard museum admission and offers a fantastic educational experience for history buffs of all ages.
ALTA: Authoring New Narratives: Exploring Stories of Self Through Bookmaking
12:00 PM - 8:00 PM · FreeCommunity Room, Alta Branch Library, 50 Alta School Rd, Alta, WY 83414
Join the Alta Branch of the Teton County Library to explore how refining your personal story of self can highlight your strengths, resilience, and creativity. This unique workshop combines storytelling with the tactile art of bookmaking. Participants will be guided through the process of crafting their own physical books while reflecting on and authoring their personal narratives. Open to adults and teens looking for a creative outlet and a supportive community environment. The event occurs in the afternoon/evening; check the library schedule for the exact start time.
Canasta
Mar 31 – Apr 1
1:00 PM · FreeSenior Center of Jackson Hole, 830 E Hansen Ave, Jackson, WY
Gather at the Senior Center of Jackson Hole for a friendly round or two of Canasta! Held every Tuesday and Wednesday, this recurring event is a great way to socialize and enjoy a classic card game. The center provides all the cards, so all you need to do is bring a friend and a good attitude. Open to adults and seniors of all skill levels. This event occurs on March 31 from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM and again on April 1 from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM.
Adaptive Yoga at the Rec Center
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM · Free/VariesTeton County Community Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY 83001
Hosted by Teton Adaptive, this Adaptive Yoga class at the Rec Center is designed to make yoga accessible to individuals with disabilities. The session focuses on modified poses, mindful breathing, and relaxation techniques tailored to each participant's mobility and specific needs. It's a welcoming, inclusive environment aimed at promoting physical and mental well-being. Caregivers and support staff are welcome to assist. Contact Teton Adaptive for registration details.
Organized by Teton Adaptive
VaMoose Live at the Mangy Moose
2:30 PM · FreeMangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon, 3295 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY
Catch VaMoose live on the Saloon stage at the Mangy Moose for a fantastic Tuesday afternoon après-ski session. VaMoose brings a fun, energetic vibe that perfectly complements the lively atmosphere of the Moose. As the winter season winds down, these daily free concerts are the best way to soak in the mountain culture and connect with fellow skiers and snowboarders. Enjoy the world-famous hospitality of the Mangy Moose. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol.
Organized by Mangy Moose Restaurant & Saloon
Adult Open Gym Volleyball
6:30 PM - 8:00 PM · Standard Rec Center drop-in fee (typically $7-$10)Teton County Recreation Center, 155 E Gill Ave, Jackson, WY
Organized by Jackson Hole Volleyball, this open gym session provides a space for locals and visitors to stay active, practice their skills, and enjoy casual, competitive pickup games during the winter-to-spring transition. Facilitated by local Jackson Hole Volleyball community organizers who help set up the nets and manage team rotations. Players warm up and then divide into teams for rotating pickup games. All skill levels are welcome, though play can become moderately competitive. No advance tickets required; players pay the drop-in fee at the Teton County Recreation Center front desk upon arrival. Strictly for ages 16 and older.
Hosted by the Wyoming Wildlife Federation—the state's oldest sportsmen's conservation organization—this free monthly speaker series takes place on the last Tuesday of every month. Held in the relaxed, community-focused atmosphere of the Roadhouse Pub & Eatery, the event features expert biologists, conservationists, and local advocates discussing pressing wildlife issues, habitat preservation, and outdoor heritage in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Attendees can grab a craft beer, enjoy dinner, and participate in an engaging Q&A session.
Organized by Wyoming Wildlife Federation
Dart Tournaments at Snake River Brewing
7:00 PM · Free to enterSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A lively, recurring community tournament that brings locals together for friendly competition during the shoulder season. It’s a staple of Jackson's weeknight bar scene. Hosted by the staff at Snake River Brewing, Wyoming's oldest craft brewery. Players of all skill levels compete in a structured bracket. Warm-ups start at 6:30 PM, with bracket play beginning at 7:00 PM. While playing, attendees can take advantage of the brewery's revamped happy hour (4-6 PM) and order from the new winter menu, which features items like beef short ribs and scratch pretzels. Prizes (like brewery merch or gift cards) are awarded to the winners. No tickets required. Sign-ups happen in person starting at 6:30 PM. Must be 21+ to consume alcohol, and the evening environment is geared toward adults.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Drinkers and Thinkers Trivia Night
7:00 PM · Free to playSnake River Brewing Company & Restaurant, 265 S Millward St, Jackson, WY
A classic pub trivia night designed to test the wits of locals and tourists alike. It’s a high-energy evening that packs the brewpub. Hosted by a lively local trivia MC who guides the room through multiple rounds of questions. Teams compete across various categories including pop culture, history, geography, and Jackson Hole local lore. Prizes are awarded to the top-scoring teams, usually in the form of bar tabs or brewery merchandise. Free to play; teams should arrive early to secure a table. 21+ recommended.
Organized by Snake River Brewing
Bluegrass Tuesdays featuring One Ton Pig
7:00 PM - 10:30 PM · Free admissionThe Silver Dollar Bar at The Wort Hotel, 50 N Glenwood St, Jackson, WY
A beloved, long-standing local tradition in Jackson Hole. Bluegrass Tuesdays offer locals and visitors a chance to experience authentic Western nightlife and live music in the historic Silver Dollar Bar, famous for its bar top embedded with uncirculated 1921 Morgan silver dollars. Featuring 'One Ton Pig,' a staple Jackson Hole band that blends traditional bluegrass with Americana, folk, and country. The band plays multiple sets starting at 7:00 PM and going until 10:30 PM. The dance floor is open, and the venue offers a full food and drink menu throughout the evening. Free admission. Seating is first-come, first-served. All ages are welcome in the seating area, but guests must be 21+ to sit at the bar or consume alcohol.
Head over to the historic Virginian Saloon for their recurring Tuesday Open Mic Night. This community-driven live music event invites local musicians, visiting artists, and brave guests to take the stage and showcase their talents. For those who prefer to spectate, it’s a fantastic opportunity to sit back, grab a craft beverage, and enjoy the grassroots entertainment of the Jackson Hole music scene. This is a 21+ event.
