Jackson Hole Public Art, in partnership with Teton Village Association, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and Center for the Arts brings a month plus of glowing sculptures to Teton Village Commons and the Center for the Arts Lawn. GlowNights, in its sixth year, has become an anticipated part of Teton County winter art and events.

Join us and our special panelists at the Center for the Arts as we discuss a series of lively topics surrounding wildland conservation and indigenous interventions and stewardship through art. LIVESTREAM HERE.

Join us as we celebrate Pretty Shield Foundation’s Lighted Teepees at the Center for the Arts Park. You can find the Teepees on display at the Center for the Arts from October 23, 2024 to October 29, 2024.

Join us as we celebrate artist Nani Chacon Mural Grand Opening featured at Jackson Hole History Musuem.

Join us as we celebrate artist Ben Pease Mural Grand Opening called Reimagining Connections featured at Greater Yellowstone Visitor Center.

Join us for a presentation by Patrick Marold, the chosen artist from 180 applicants to create a unique work for the Stilson Transit Center. At the event, learn more about Patrick's public art practice while enjoying a beer from Melvin Brewing and Roadhouse Brewing Co.

This summer, Mama Mimi will celebrate her 38th Lunar Circle (or 3rd birthday). Please join us on July 7th!

Celebrate Mama Mimi with sustainable bites by Lunch Counter, beverages, live music by VaMoose, troll games (for kids and adults), ArtShop scavenger hunt, and a giant mud pie!

Join us at the People’s Market, on Wednesday, June 26 at 4pm to review and comment on the site-specific concepts of the Stilson Transit Center public art finalists.

A selection panel, made up of local arts and culture professionals and representatives from the stakeholder team, reviewed nearly 180 qualifications and selected six accomplished artists for the next phase of this process. These six artists work in a range of materials and hail from across the United States.

Jackson Hole Public Art and The Center will host a celebration for the first LandSignals installation, Listening to Inyan, on June 12 at 5pm in the Center Courtyard. Mnicoujou artist Rachel Olivia Berg will be in attendance and will speak about the inspiration for this piece and the process of creating it. Listening to Inyan centers the Teton Mountain Range of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) and Indigenous perspectives on ecological stewardship.

Come see Stacia Goodman’s playful, welcoming mosaic, Making Tracks. The design of this sweeping mosaic mural was inspired by what makes Jackson a truly dynamic and wonderful place to experience, as a resident or visitor. Beyond beautification, the artwork’s mission is to inspire a healthy, active lifestyle and to nourish community connections at the modernized Teton County/Jackson Recreation Center.

Dan Toro has been selected to paint the western heritage mural for the new Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building. Toro, based in Laramie, Wyoming, will paint the mural in April. On May 23rd, all community members are invited to join for the unveiling of the mural at the Chamber Mixer in the Community Building from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.

Hear from the immigrant families who participated in Invisible in Plain Sight as they share their experiences living in Teton County. The event will include the premiere of the Invisible in Plain Sight film, and a bilingual panel discussion with participants. El Salvadoran tamales and pupusas, a Mexican dessert, and Puerto Rican Coquito will be served.

Please join JH Community Pathways and JH Public Art to celebrate the installation of two new murals from Tlaxcala, Mexico. The murals were completed by artists Pedro Avelino Alcántara and Francisco Jesús Saldaña Perez. JH Public Art has been working with Pedro and Francisco for two years to oversee the completion of these murals.

Pedro will be here in person to celebrate the opening of these two new murals celebrating cultural exchange between our communities.

7:00 PM - Keynote speaker Peter Lawrence, President and Co-Founder of Biomimicry in New England

8:00 PM - Moonshot 5x5 presenters

8:45 PM - $3,000 Buzz Aldrin Award announced in the lobby

Party under Electric Dandelions with music from KHOL's local DJs. Fizzy beverages. Sparkly attire suggested. Electric Dandelions were created by Liquid PXL, a Los Angeles art collective, the sculpture uses LED lights to cascade twinkling colors high above the ground in an ever-changing array of colors and light.