Birding, dance lessons and craft nights broaden offerings as Jackson nonprofit continues to grow.
Community Events
New film from Jackson botanist unpacks impact of changing climate in Greater Yellowstone region
“For Everything There Was A Season” premieres at Teton County Library and examines how shifting weather creates “a tizzy for wildlife.”
‘Electric Dandelions’ and ‘Cloud Lights’ help illuminate the dark winter season
The head of JH Public Art says the return of the annual GlowNights art installations is an opportunity for the community to come together outside.
Colleen Friday’s nature-inspired contemporary artwork is a confluence of identities
The Northern Arapaho artist discusses her creative process, Native American representation in contemporary art and how everything is connected.
David Dorfman Dance aims to give Jackson an out-of-body experience
Founder David Dorfman and composer Liz de Lise join KHOL to discuss the inspiration behind new production “(A) Way Out of My Body.”
Visionary architect Jason McLennan sees a cleaner future
The green building pioneer discusses the concept of living buildings and how they can improve our society.
TGR’s latest film basks in the magical energy of the mountains
Teton Gravity Research co-founder and president Steve Jones discusses his early days in Jackson Hole, how TGR stays progressive and the company’s latest film “Magic Hour.”
Exhibit features earliest photographs of Yellowstone National Park and Tetons
A free event Tuesday with historian and author Bob Blair at the Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum will discuss the work of “pioneer photographer” William Henry Jackson.
Slow Food in the Tetons Connects Local Farmers with the Community
The organization’s Executive Director, Scott Steen, and farmer Curtis Haderlie discuss the importance of building trust in local food systems.
