
Center for the Arts
Located two blocks from the Town Square in downtown Jackson, the nonprofit Center for the Arts manages a state-of-the-art facility for 17 local arts and education organizations, presents events of regional and national significance. and operates a 525-seat theater, the valley’s first proscenium theater with a full-height fly loft.
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Grand Teton Music Festival
For over 50 years, the Grand Teton Music Festival has showcased musicians from the nation’s top ensembles in seven weeks of orchestra & chamber music concerts. Internationally-acclaimed conductor Donald Runnicles leads this great American festival in July and August. Eclectic offerings of jazz, bluegrass and pop— as well as free community and family events— round out the summer schedule.
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National Museum of Wildlife Art
Distinguished by its mission and its stunning location on a butte overlooking the National Elk Refuge, the National Museum of Wildlife Art is unique among American Art museums. Fun programs for all ages year round! Offerings include 14 Galleries, Museum Shop, Rising Sage Café, and an interactive Children's Discovery Gallery.
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