June Events
Ongoing throughout the month:
• The Jackson Hole History Museum has a new exhibit running through July 12th entitled "Women Artists of the American West: Trailblazers at the Turn of the 20th Century." Museum hours are 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. - jacksonholehistory.org
• Jackson Hole Shootout - The longest-running shootout in the country; daily except Sundays in Town Square at 6 p.m.
• Sunday Brunch at Healthy Being Cafe & Juicery on the historic Van Vleck Block off Town Square. Held from 10 a.m. to noon every Sunday, listen to live music featuring beloved local musicians.
• Check out "Industry Nights" at the Virginian Saloon every Monday, featuring bingo, trivia, rotating themes, and surprise events. Late-night happy hour starts at 8:30 p.m. There are Billy's Burgers specials, too! - virginiansaloon.com
• The Silver Dollar Showroom in the Wort Hotel hosts live music every Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. The Wort's sister bar, The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, has music every Monday-Saturday night.
• The Virginian Saloon offers "Live From The Virg" every Thursday acoustic sessions featuring Americana, Western and folk from 9-11 p.m.; no cover. On Fridays from 9-midnight listen to live music; Saturday nights feature rotating bands and DJs.
• Free dance lessons at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar on Thursdays from 7 - 8:30 p.m.
• The National Museum of Wildlife Art's new exhibit, "Wildlife Photographer of the Year," can be viewed through August 24th. This world-renowned exhibition, now in its 60th year and on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, features exceptional images that capture fascinating animal behavior, spectacular species and the breathtaking diversity of the natural world.
• “Petticoat Rules: The Jackson Revue” at the Pink Garter Theatre - Presented by Tumbleweed Creative Arts, the show — a beloved local musical about the first all-women’s town council in 1920s Jackson Hole – will be held Thursday - Saturday at 7 p.m. with a discount matinee Sunday at 2 p.m., through June 14. For tickets, visit tumbleweedcreativearts.org
• Snow King Mountain’s new, state-of-the-art Observatory and Planetarium — the only observatory on a North American ski area — allows you to stargaze and check out the skies day and night. A rooftop observation deck allows portable telescopes to be set up for additional viewing during astronomical events. Planetarium shows rotate throughout the day along with programming at the solar telescope, science on a sphere exhibit, and in the immersive private theater.
• "The Ballad of Cat Ballou" at Jackson Hole Playhouse - Jackson Hole's only dinner theater's summer musical; Mon.-Sat. - jhplayhouse.com
• Open mic at Cowboy Coffee at 7 p.m. on the first Thursday night of the month
• Daily Docent Tours at the Murie Ranch: Join Teton Science Schools for a 30-minute docent-led tour at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. of the historic Murie Ranch in Moose, home to conservation pioneers Olaus and Mardy Murie.
• During the Jackson Hole Rodeo, the Sheep Scramble offers kids a chance to chase woolly critters in the arena. Between events, enjoy the mechanical bull and other family-friendly activities. The rodeo is held at 8 p.m. on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
• Enjoy some good old-fashioned swing dancing with the world-famous Stagecoach Band every Sunday from 6-10 p.m. The Stagecoach Band has been playing at the Stagecoach bar since 1969. Often referred to as "Church," the band has been a Sunday night local favorite for generations.
• Wyoming Stargazing offers free, year-round, public stargazing events on clear Thursdays of each month (when the temperature is above zero degrees Fahrenheit!) just after sunset at Rendezvous Park (R-Park) off of Rte. 390, the Teton Village Rd. Astronomy educators use one of their large-aperture telescopes to show you planets, stars, planetary nebulae, galaxies, and more. There is no need to reserve your spot in advance; just come and go as you please. Please park in the main parking area and walk to the far side of the hill following the "Public Stargazing" signs. There is a $10/person recommended donation.
• Bluegrass Tuesdays in the Silver Dollar Showroom at the historic Wort Hotel has been bringing locals and visitors together for more than 15 years through the music of One Ton Pig; 7-10:30 p.m. Fun Fact: One Ton Pig was named "Best Band" in the 2025 Best of Jackson Hole contest.
• Nora's Fish Creek Inn in Wilson offers live music on Sunday mornings and Thursday and Tuesday nights. The eatery's happy hour and a half at the bar-only is happening 7 days a week.
• Jackson Hole People's Market - Locally-produced food items and crafts; music; held every Wednesday at the Center for the Arts; 4-7 p.m.
• Raptors at The Cloudveil Program Begins on June 2, Presented By Teton Raptor Center - From 5-6 p.m. every Monday through October, experience the magic of live raptors up-close at this informal program in the lobby. No reservations required.
• Take a stagecoach ride around the Town Square. Four to six passengers can fit into the old West stagecoach, led by two Clydesdale horses, for a 10-minute trip throughout downtown Jackson. Tickets are $6 to $10 and can be purchased in the Stage Stop Building.
• The famous Jackson Hole Hootenanny is held at Dornans on Mondays at 5:30 p.m.
• Birds on the Block, presented by Teton Raptor Center, takes place on Tuesdays from 11 a.m.-noon at Greenspace between Healthy Being Juicery and Persephone in downtown Jackson. Free!
• The National Museum of Wildlife Art's "Fables, Feathers and Fur" program for kids ages 3 to 6 is held every Friday from 10:30-11 a.m. - wildlifeart.org
• Free Trivia Night at Haydens Post in the Snow King Resort from 7-9 p.m.
recurring weekly on Monday through October 27th
1: Met Opera in HD: Beethoven’s Fidelio at Center for the Arts - Presented by the Grand Teton Music Festival; 3 p.m.; tickets $25 for adults/$5 children. - jhcenterforthearts.org
1: 15th Annual Jackson Hole Crawfish Boil at the Snow King Sports and Event Center - This free event, held from noon - 7 p.m., will feature 1,000 pounds of crawfish (fresh Louisiana-style boil), served with all the fixings, live music from The New Orleans Suspects with special guest River Eckert, cultural activities and contests for all ages, and exciting giveaways.
1: DJ Night at The Million Dollar Cowboy Bar - 8:30 p.m. - milliondollarcowboybar.com
1: Off Square Theatre Presents a professional staged reading of Anton Chekhov’s classic play, "Three Sisters" - Performed in the Black Box Theatre in the Center for the Arts at 1:30, 4 and 6:30 p.m. Cost is $28. -
jhcenterforthearts.org
2: Raptors at The Cloudveil Program Begins, Presented By Teton Raptor Center - From 5-6 p.m. every Monday through October, experience the magic of live raptors up-close at this informal program in the lobby. No reservations required.
4: Jackson Hole People's Market Summer Season Begins - Locally-produced food items and crafts; music; held every Wednesday at the Center for the Arts; 4-7 p.m.
4: "Walk-Up Wednesdays" Begin at the National Museum of Wildlife Art - A 45-minute, free guided tour at 11 a.m. every Wednesday through August. Tours are included in the cost of your admission ticket for that day; first-come, first-served. - wildlifeart.org
6: First Friday Art Walks in the vibrant downtown Jackson art district, sponsored by Mangelsen- Images of Nature Gallery, in collaboration with the Jackson Arts Council. Time: 5:30-7:30- p.m.
6-9: Snake River Fest - Held in various locations (visit snakeriverfest.com for all the details), the annual river fest kicks off with the “Big Race on the Hoback,” which is a four-mile stretch of the lower Hoback River. The competitions over the next several days include competition races, music, food booths, and more, culminating at the base of Snow King with the Festival Village Finale.
6&7: Grand Teton Half Marathon - grandtetonhalfmarathon.com
7: Mountain Bike Park opening day at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
7: 4th Annual King Concert Series Begins With Thievery Corporation and Ozomatli* - This annual music series is held at the summit of Snow King Mountain. Concert tickets include a complimentary scenic gondola ride. For more information and tickets, visit kingconcerts.com. *Concert almost sold out
7: Wyoming Game and Fish’s Kids Fishing Day at R-Park - An annual family-friendly day of fishing, education and fun. This free family event is a great way to introduce kids to fishing and conservation. Hours: 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m.
8: "Campfire" Series, Presented by St. John's Episcopal Church at the Virginian Saloon - On the second Sundays of each month, guest speakers offer a multimedia storytelling experience, from 6-7:30 p.m.
8: Snake River Fest Village Finale at Snow King's Base - Attendees can explore interactive booths, enjoy a beer tent and food trucks, and take in live performances from Wyoming’s own Jalan Crossland and festival-favorite Boot Juice.
9: Film Screening of Columbia River Canoe Project at Center for the Arts - Columbia River Canoe Project follows Robert Lester and Braxton Mitchell as they canoe 1,300 miles over 55 days from the Continental Divide to the Pacific Ocean. Time: 7 p.m.; ticket cost $13 - jhcenterforthearts.org
11: Murie Center "Front Porch Out and About Series" Begins - Presented free by Teton Science Schools at the Murie Ranch in Grand Teton National Park from 5:45-7 p.m. This event is called "Before They Vanish: Using Hope and Action to Save Species from Extinction," featuring Dr. Gerardo Ceballo, one of the world’s leading conservation scientists and the author of more than 55 books. For more information, click here.
11: Wyoming Saddle Tramps at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar - Performance begins at 8:30 p.m.
12: Snake River Brewing Summer Music Series Begins With Quinlan Valdez - Enjoy live music on select Thursdays each month from 5-8 p.m.
13: Summer opening day at Grand Targhee Mountain Resort - grandtarghee.com.
13: 4th Annual King Concert Series With Big Head Todd and The Monsters - This annual music series is held at the summit of Snow King Mountain. Concert tickets include a complimentary scenic gondola ride. For more information and tickets, visit kingconcerts.com.
14: "Thrift & Shift" at Virginian Lodge - Event featuring vintage cars, clothing and local goods, plus music. Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
14: Annual Plein Air Fest at National Museum of Wildlife Art - 50 invited artists are given one day to create new masterpieces en plein air (outside). Free admission; 9 a.m.-1 p.m. wildlifeart.org
14: Holistic Health Fair at Healthy Being Café - From 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m, partake of free wellness classes at the Greenspace off Town Square with vendors on the lawn at the Healthy Being Café sharing their nourishing products and practices. A variety of holistic goods and services will be offered, including organic compost, natural beauty products, teas, tinctures, chiropractic adjustments, astrology readings, breathwork, meditation, sound bath, yoga, and more.
15: Father's Day Celebration at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort - Deals for Dad include complimentary sightseeing ticket (Aerial Tram, Bridger and Sweetwater gondolas, including evening gondola) and a free bike park ticket for Dad ($20 bike park ticket for the rest of the family from 2-5 p.m.)
15: Sunday Funday Starts at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort - Get $20 0ff bike park tickets and 20% off downhill bike rentals; Tram Dock will feature signature drinks and cocktail specials from its garage window as live music kicks off with Concerts on the Commons. Takeout food and drink are available from Mangy Moose, Osteria, South Cable, Bodega, Handle Bar, Spur and Tram Dock. BYO picnic and beverages, if you'd like.
15: Granite Hot Springs Pool opens for summer - adults $12/children $7; 307-690-6323; maximum of 25 people in the pool at one time and soaks are limited to one hour
15: “Daddy Hour” at Wild Sage Restaurant in the Rusty Parrot Lounge - Celebrate Father's Day from 3-9 p.m. in the lounge and courtyard featuring $10 burgers and $2 beers.
16: The Deck at Piste opens at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort - The popular happy hour at the top of the Bridger Gondola runs from 5-8:30 p.m. Sunday through Thursday.
18: JJ Grey & Mofro: Olustee Tour at Center for the Arts - Funk/jazz/soul; 8 p.m.; tickets start at $78 - jhcenterforthearts.org
18: Inverted Florarium by Bronwyn Minton Opening Reception at Center for the Arts - Experience the unveiling of a striking new installation made entirely from repurposed paragliding wings from 10 a.m.- noon, sponsored by Jackson Hole Public Art. This 100% reclaimed artwork transforms materials once meant for flight into a vibrant expression of sustainability and creativity, inviting viewers to consider the beauty and potential of reuse in contemporary art. Coffee, pastries and conversation with the artist will be available.
19: Music on Main outdoor concert series starts in Victor, Idaho - Held just over the Teton Pass from Jackson, the free concerts are good for all ages - tetonvalleyfoundation.org
19: One-Day-Only Free Entry To Grand Teton National Park
19-21: Teton Mudpots Summer Sale - The sidewalk sale will offer pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry, and more from artists who create in Art Association studios. It takes place outside the Ceramics Studio and in the Center for the Arts’ Glenwood parking area.
19: Flights and Feathers at the Jackson Hole Airport- Meet birds of prey from the Teton Raptor Center! The program takes place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Thursday and runs through September 18. No reservations required.
20: Summer Solstice Celebration at Rendezvous Park (R Park) - Located off Hwy 390 on the way to Teton Village; 4-7 p.m. Enjoy a summer evening filled with free, fun activities for all ages with live music, pond adventures, and interactive nonprofit booths. Indulge in complimentary empanadas, churros, and cold beverages (while supplies last) from Snake River Roasting Company.
24: Front Porch Concerts and Conversations at the Murie Ranch - Series kicks off with the Summer Solstice and "Stories of Wild Places" in collaboration with History Jackson Hole at the Murie Ranch in Grand Teton National Park. Celebrate one of the longest days of the year with stories, songs and
poems in celebration of the Murie legacy — past, present and future.
23: Live Music at the Deck - Top of the gondola; local musicians play from 5:30 to 8 p.m.; gondola tickets are $18; food and drink available
24: Alive @5 on the Village Commons with Teton Raptor Center - Hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons take center stage. Enjoy an up-close, arm’s length learning experience with live birds of prey. Free - tetonraptorcenter.org
25: Alive @5 on the Village Commons with Teton Raptor Center - Hawks, eagles, owls, and falcons take center stage. Enjoy an up-close, arm’s length learning experience with live birds of prey. Free - tetonraptorcenter.org
26-28: Jackson Hole Food and Wine's Annual Summer Fest - A weekend of wining and dining events. Visit jhfoodandwine.com.
26: Snake River Brewing Summer Music Series With DJ ECHO - Enjoy live music on select Thursdays each month from 5-8 p.m.
28: Jackson Hole Farmer's Market Opens - Held every Saturday from 8 a.m.-noon on Town Square through September 27th - jacksonholefarmersmarket.org
30: Musical Monday Adventures - Grand Teton Music Festival's free musical adventures starts at Greenspace on the Block (Broadway Ave.) at 9 and 10 a.m.; runs through August 16th. - gtmf.org
30: Live Music at the Deck - Top of the gondola; local musicians play from 5:30 to 8 p.m.; gondola tickets are $18; food and drink available
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HAVE A "BANG-UP" TIME ON JACKSON TOWN SQUARE
The Jackson Hole Shootout is presented every night at 6 p.m. on the northeast corner of Town Square. The longest-running shootout in the United States features a "gun fight" show by the Jackson Hole Shootout Gang, filled with the lore of the Old West, bringing characters to life in the streets of present-day Jackson.
GET YOUR COWBOY ON
The Jackson Hole Rodeo is held throughout the summer on Wednesday and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. at the rodeo grounds on Snow King Avenue. The rodeo will also be presented on Friday, June 24 and every Friday in July through August. Quintessentially Western, watch cowboys and cowgirls compete in barrel racing, roping, on bucking broncs and more. Visit jhrodeo.com.