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Innovation
and
Collaboration

SWAINS EMPOWER DINERS
AT GATHER

WORDS Michelle DeLong
IMAGES Megan Peterson

Graeme Swain thought-
fully chews a bite of arti-
choke-stuffed filet before
opening up the floor for a sometimes
excruciatingly honest commentary
on the dish. A diverse room of eight
paying guests, some local and some
visiting, give scores on the dish’s pre-
sentation, taste, and creativity as the
kitchen staff anxiously awaits a ver-
dict at Gather, the restaurant Graeme
co-owns with his wife, Christine.

The filet is a contender for one of Gather’s weekly
specials and perhaps an eventual menu mainstay.
The restaurant opened on New Year’s Eve 2014 and
it seeks to blend the styles of the Midwest and West,
a little traditional and a little contemporary, all based
around the open forum attitude of the now infamous
“2sday Tastings.”

The menu, featuring favorites such as steamed pork
buns with kimchi and elk bolognese over hand-cut pap-
pardelle, changes seasonally and also offers weekly spe-
cials based on the tasting verdicts. “It is just like being a
judge on Chopped or any of the other shows where you
get to vote on the dish items that make it to the weekly
specials,” Graeme says. The popular “2sday Tastings”
book months in advance.

Each fall and spring, the team also selects the best
weekly specials which will then make it into regular
rotation on the menu, which is overseen by executive
chef Clark Myers, who joined the team this fall. “Our
restaurant truly believes in the power of many over the
power of one and this creates our restaurant’s balance,
flavor, and style,” Graeme says.

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Jackson Hole Dining

Persephone Bakery The Silver Dollar Grill Snake River Grill

Steps away from Town Square, Persephone Extensive mountain cuisine menu and wine list Celebrating over 20 years on the Town Square,
Bakery specializes in artisanal bread and rustic with sophisticated pairings. For lunch, try the the SRG offers the finest of mountain dining in
French pastry as well as an all-day breakfast Jackson Hole Buffalo Burger or the award-winning a rustic-elegant setting. Our modern-American
and lunch menu. Our fare spans savory and Corn Chowder. For dinner, enjoy Wild Boar Chops, menu features organic produce, jet-fresh
sweet from ciabatta and croissants to summer Bacon Wrapped Buffalo Tenderloin, or Seared seafood, prime steaks and game chops. Our
salads and baguette sandwiches. With our Alaskan Halibut. Enjoy a bartender’s Margarita chef has been nominated by the James Beard
chic ambiance and sunny deck, Persephone at our famed bar inlaid with 2,032 uncirculated Foundation for “Best Chef Northwest” the past
personifies Jackson’s joie de vivre. 1921 Morgan silver dollars—a favorite meeting three years. Over 300 wines, as well as a full
place for more than 50 years for locals, cowboys, cocktail and beer list at our intimate bar. Bar
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Spur Restaurant & Bar Terra Café Westbank Grill

Winner of Jackson’s “Best Chef,” “Best Wait Fuel up on grab-and-go, Italian-inspired An American Steakhouse and a great place to
Staff” and “Best Fries.” Breakfast, lunch, and breakfast and lunch at Terra Café. Housemade enjoy farm fresh favorites from regional sources.
dinner served daily offering locally sourced breakfast sandwiches and freshly brewed coffee The Wyoming tradition of vast ranches and
ingredients in enticing entrees plus signature kick the morning up a notch, while a beer paired farms inspires this culinary team! Enjoy views of
drinks crafted by our amazing mixologists, local with panini, salad and pizza by the slice make Rendezvous Mountain while indulging on a plate
brews on tap and lively atmosphere. Named the perfect combination for a mountainside of housemade charcuterie and local cheeses
“The place to après” by SKI Magazine Located lunch. The casual café is located next to followed by a delicious array of seasonal sides
in Teton Mountain Lodge & Spa slopeside to Il Villaggio Osteria in Hotel Terra and offers fresh, to accompany the entrees, which vary from dry-
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White Buffalo Club

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sourced and inspired entrees, and the most always fresh, irresistible baked goods,
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Dine in Style]

Crafted
with Care

MARINO CREATES ARTISAN
MEAT PRODUCTS

WORDS Kelsey Dayton
IMAGE Jeff Buydos

You could use a lot of buzz
words to describe the
meat from Jackson Hole
Buffalo Meat Company: organic,
grass-fed, all-natural. And while
they are all accurate, there is only
one word that owner Dan Marino
is really concerned with: healthy.
Well, maybe make that two,
add “flavorful.”

The Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat Company
started as Jackson Hole Cold Storage in 1947.
Marino bought the business 18 years ago and is
now its third owner.

Marino grew up in Boulder, Colorado, where he
learned to hunt, fish, and cut meat. He moved
to Jackson 36 years ago and spent 25 years
teaching skiing. When he saw the meat com-
pany was for sale, he bought it.

One of the first changes Marino made was taking [ “It’s a real artisan product that’s made in this store. [
the MSG out of the store’s products. As someone We don’t just grab something and slap a label on it.”
who was always drawn to the outdoors, Marino
naturally gravitated toward a healthier lifestyle. – Dan Marino
He wanted a business that would promote that
healthy lifestyle and also appeal to people who
live in and visit Jackson who share those values.

All the buffalo and elk used for meat are ranch- From time to time, Marino experiments and adds Buffalo remains popular and is still the store’s
raised, free range, and grass-fed, according new products, like wild boar, which he recently claim to fame. The buffalo jerky, which is a little
to Marino, who says the way the animals are added to the company’s menu of meats. “If you are sweeter than typical beef jerky, remains the best
raised takes away the wild “gamey” flavor. “And going to eat a pork product, this is the type of stuff selling product at the store. “People come from
it’s just plain healthier for you,” he adds. to eat,” he says. He also added an elk pepperoni all over to get this jerky,” he says, noting that they
Everything at Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat Com- stick which people love to give as gifts. ship their products all over the world.
pany is made in-house. The store offers a
full-service butcher shop and people can buy But he’s careful to always keep the customer His staff is also very loyal, and all of his core staff
custom-cut steaks. “It’s a real artisan product favorites on the menu. Elk has been particularly members have worked with him at least 10 years.
that’s made in this store,” Marino says. “We popular in recent years. The store makes its own This lets him actually take a little time off from his
don’t just grab something and slap a label on it.” elk jerky and salami as well as elk steaks. “Elk is busy schedule to hunt and fish—the things that
even leaner than buffalo,” he says. drew him to the meat business in the first place. n

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Nightlife & Music]

Melvin Brewery Named
“Best Small Brewpub”

LOCAL BREWERS WIN TOP HONORS AT FESTIVAL

WORDS Jeff Thompson and Kristen Pope | IMAGES David Bowers

Locals know that Thai Me Up Restaurant, which is home to Melvin Brewery, is a great place to go for
a well-crafted beer. Now the wider world is well aware of this fact, too, since the brewery took home
the Best Small Brewpub and Small Brewpub Brewer of the Year awards at the Great American Beer
Festival, held in September in Denver.
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home a medal this year was Lander Brew-
ing Company with a gold medal for their
Fire Tiger in the chili beer category. Last
year, local favorites Snake River Brewery,
Roadhouse Brewery, and Grand Teton
Brewery all took home medals. n

Nightlife & Music]

When the Sun Goes Down

LOCAL NIGHTLIFE ENTERTAINS

After a day ripping through fresh powder, cruising down the groomers, going for a sleigh ride, Image: f11photo©- Shutterstock.com
or taking in Teton views, head out on the town for an evening to remember. These hotspots feature
local live music, award-winning libations, and great eats.

Teton Village waffle fries topped with all the nacho fixings—to saddle at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar, which has
the sound of live music some nights. Driggs’s Royal a cowboy flare motif and hosts live entertainment.
Cruise the slopes at Teton Village all day and settle Wolf dishes up everything from wings to wontons, Enjoy a pint of locally crafted, award-winning
in for an evening of quality entertainment. Stop by tacos to top sirloin, and a full selection of drinks. beer at Snake River Brewery or Melvin Brewing
the Mangy Moose and listen to live, local music. For some of the hottest nightlife in town, check (Thai Me Up). Hop on The Bird’s free shuttle to
Over the years, bands from Ben Harper to Brandi out the Knotty Pine in Victor for live music and grab a ride to the bar and eatery south of town
Carlile to Taj Mahal have played here. For a European great eats. And don’t forget to check out Wildlife for drinks and outstanding burgers. Catch the
après experience, enjoy fondue, brats, or pretzels Brewing, a prime spot for pizza and brews. game at Eleanor’s while devouring their honey
with your Spaten at the Alpenhof. Stop by The Spur, chili garlic wings or head to The Rose for an
inside Teton Mountain Lodge, for a great place to Grand Teton National Park expertly-crafted cocktail.
catch the game and delve into mouth-watering cui- The Center for the Arts hosts a wide array of per-
sine from devils-on-horseback to nachos to finely Dornan’s, just outside the gate to Grand Teton formances, including world-renowned speakers,
crafted entrees. Teton Thai dishes up Thai favorites National Park, is a local institution known for its comedy acts, dance, music, and more. Catch a
and drinks. The Handle Bar in the Four Seasons Hootenanny nights on Mondays. Head over early performance by Jackson Hole Playhouse, Off
offers indoor and outdoor seating near roaring fires. to enjoy stunning Teton views and sample wine Square Theatre Company, or Riot Act. Munch on
and top-notch pizza. some popcorn while watching the latest flicks at
Teton Village Road and Wilson Jackson’s two movie theaters—Twin Cinema on
Jackson Pearl and MovieWorks on South Highway 89.
Between Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and town, The late-night scene around town is hot, with
the Roadhouse Brewery dishes up Southern cuisine After a day skiing or riding the new Cowboy Pink Garter Theatre hosting big-name perform-
and award-winning brews, and neighboring Calico Coaster at Snow King, head over to Hayden’s ers, film screenings, and plenty of live music.
Restaurant offers wood-fired pizza and a full menu Post for some tasty Western cuisine, drinks, and Downstairs from the Pink Garter, Pinky G’s dishes
of entrees and drinks. In Wilson, the Stagecoach is a live music. Lift is just yards from the slopes, and up slices of late-night pizza. Another option for
long-standing favorite for live, local music. it dishes up burgers, beef stew, salads, and more. the late-night crowd is Town Square Tavern,
which offers music, dancing, and DJ nights. n
Teton Valley, Idaho Go back in time at the historic Wort Hotel’s Silver
Dollar Bar which features some of the 4,000 uncir-
Grand Targhee skiers and riders can indulge in culated 1921 Morgan Silver dollars found through-
some of the tastiest treats around after a day on out the hotel. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, and
the slopes. Head to The Trap Bar for drinks and Saturday nights feature live music. Sip a beer atop a
sample some of their legendary Wydaho nachos—

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Canyon Kids Aubade
Taking the Calvin Klein
Valley by Storm Chantelle
Cosabella
SECOND ALBUM SHOWCASES
NEW SOUNDS Eberjay
Elle MacPherson
WORDS Kristen Pope
IMAGE Courtesy Adam Glos Fantasie
Huit
The band Canyon Kids was born in the
Snake River Canyon. Bo Elledge and Mimi Holiday
Dusty Nichols were rafting company Simone Perele
photographers with some free time on their
hands when they weren’t snapping shots of Spanx
rafters headed downstream. “We ended up Stella McCartney
spending a lot of time down in that canyon
together, and we’d often bring our guitars and do Wacoal
songwriting down there,” Nichols explains. They
soon dubbed their collaboration Canyon Kids.

Their second album, Best Loved Poems of the American People, began
streaming online in the fall and their full release is planned for this
winter. But the project was a year in the making. They crafted their
music at the Teton Artlab where they were able to take their time and
record on a relaxed schedule. “This was a much more spaced-out and
relaxing way to record,” Nichols says, comparing it to the hectic pace
of working with a producer.

Both Nichols and Elledge have their share of recording experience.
Before Canyon Kids, the two were part of the five-piece band Elk
Attack. The group quickly gained attention for their work and went on
tour, but eventually the group decided to part ways, leading Elledge
and Nichols to collaborate as a duo.

To see the Canyon Kids play live this winter, check CanyonKidsMusic.com
for an up-to-date show schedule. n

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Teton Valley] [ [“It was the best powder day I’ve
ever had. The guides
Powder It Up definitely made the trip.”

GRAND TARGHEE’S SNOWCAT – Heather Minor
SKIING OFFERS THRILLS

WORDS Christine Colbert
IMAGES Courtesy Grand Targhee Resort

What’s not to love about
untracked powder and a
driver who will take you there?
Welcome to snowcat skiing at Grand
Targhee Resort in Alta, Wyoming, where
skiers and snowboarders are transported
by snowcat to the deep, perfect powder
that lies in wait.

Roaming a private area located just south of lift-accessed ter-
rain, Grand Targhee Resort’s Snowcat Adventures showcases
a side of the resort not everyone gets to see. “You’re riding
untracked lines throughout the day with only 12 other skiers or
boarders,” says Jennie White, marketing manager for the resort.
Grand Targhee employs the use of two snowcats to allow
skiers and boarders access to this treasure trove of powdery
goodness. Snowcat skiers meet up with their drivers at the
top of the Sacajawea Lift, and under the watchful eye of
trained guides, they are given access to a full day of back-
country conditions.
“It was the best powder day I’ve ever had,” says Teton Valley
local Heather Minor, who reminisced about her experience
snowcat skiing last year. “The guides definitely made the trip.”
Patrons can expect a day of high-intermediate skiing and above
on their snowcat adventure. They should also be ready to expe-
rience 8,000 to 14,000 feet of vertical throughout the day.
And for those who might be unsure of what to expect, Grand
Targhee offers a “powder-up” lesson for anyone interested in
getting a preview. “It’s the best blower, hippie pow turns you
can get,” local resident Heath Leosh says.
The 602 acres that make up Grand Targhee’s Snowcat Adven-
tures are considered backcountry terrain, but thanks to the
hard work of ski patrollers and guides, the area is far safer
than venturing into traditional backcountry areas. “We felt
very safe,” Leosh says.
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Experienced guides keep an eye out for WYOMING’S
safety and keep the day fun. A guide in BEST - KEPT
front leads the way and a tail guide fol- SECRET
lows behind, as skiers and riders take turns
enjoying first tracks. Averaging 500” of snow annually; it’s time to skip the
A day of snowcat skiing is limited to a max- crowds and enjoy untracked runs that are yours for
imum of 24 people, with 12 skiers in each the taking. Where rustic slopeside lodging, Western
snowcat, though private snowcat rentals are charm, and a big mountain feel come together for the
also available. A snowcat day starts as skiers dedicated skier or rider.
meet at the base of the resort where they
are equipped with avalanche beacons and 800.TARGHEE (827.4433)
receive an overview of what lies ahead. The G R A N D TA R G H E E . C O M
trips can fill up quickly and are most popular
when big storm cycles are in the forecast.
After riding the Sacajawea Lift to meet up with
the snowcats, a powder frenzy ensues, fueled
by snacks, lunch, and hot chocolate. “Every-
one’s excited to be out there,” White says.
“It’s definitely one of the experiences you
have to have when you come to Grand Tar-
ghee,” White says. This sentiment is echoed
by most every skier who has climbed aboard
one of the snowcats as they recount mem-
ories of endless powder turns that almost
required the use of a snorkel. The atmo-
sphere is one of complete joy, as each skier
is granted access to a blank, snowy canvas
with which to slash some turns—all in the
midst an awe-inspiring Teton backdrop.
And if the idea of untracked powder isn’t
enough of a hook, take it from the locals. “Cat
skiing is a great way for people to get out and
experience the Tetons,” Leosh says. n

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Teton Valley]

[ [“Mossman and Mullaney’s work-live-art
space in downtown Driggs includes
a renovated granary for a house and
original outbuildings converted into studio
and office space.”

Sculptures Great and Small

GLASSMAKERS CRAFT EXQUISITE CREATIONS

WORDS Tibby Plasse | IMAGE Megan Peterson

Nature is palpable in the art Ralph Mossman and Mary Mullaney create at Heron Glass in Driggs,
Idaho. Mountains, butterflies, flowers, and plants inspire the intricate designs that cover their vases,
vessels, chevron and drawn beads, perfume bottles, goblets, and other glasswork.

Their approach to glassblowing requires hours Mossman’s brother was a skier who moved to When they created the event, they had a mission.
of hot work and intricate cold work steps. Moss- Jackson in 1978, and Mossman soon fell for the “Snow sculpture wasn’t going to be snowmen,”
man works with complex murrine glass canes Tetons and moved here to stay in 1980. Mossman says. Instead, they aimed for esoteric and
while Mullaney sandblasts glass in a hand- Mossman and Mullaney’s work-live-art space in fun community art pieces. They even contacted
carved cameo style. A single piece can take downtown Driggs includes a renovated granary experts in Breckenridge, Colorado, and beyond to
upwards of 60 hours. for a house and original outbuildings converted learn more about snow sculpting. Each year the
into studio and office space. They built most event grows, and this winter’s event is scheduled to
The couple, who co-own Heron Glass, met when of their equipment themselves, including the take place the last two weekends in January.
Mossman was teaching a glassblowing class in glory hole and kilns. They created the kilns from Mullaney and Mossman see opportunity in all direc-
Maine. Mossman attended Worcester Polytech- reclaimed materials including a bed frame from tions and are heavily involved in their community.
nic Institute and received a bachelor’s degree in the dump and stainless steel they obtained from Mullaney was a founding member of the Teton Arts
glassmaking from Hampshire College while Mul- the original press wheels. Council while Mossman served on the Jedediah
laney earned a bachelor’s of fine arts from South- Their glass creations can be found at Guchiebird’s Smith Management Plan Wilderness Task Force and
ern Connecticut University. in Driggs and Tayloe Piggot Gallery in Jackson, Teton County Economic Development Council, and
but the creative spirit in their studio doesn’t end he is currently on the Driggs City Council.
In high school, Mullaney discovered glassblow- with glassblowing. Drawings for future projects Not only do they craft glass, but these communi-
ing, and she continued to study the art after are taped to the walls. They also worked to ini- ty-minded artists also lead meditation and yoga
graduation. Mossman began blowing glass tiate the snow-sculpting event at Teton Valley’s classes, teach glassblowing classes, and host
when he was a woodworker in the 1970s. “It Great Snow Fest, a collaborative event by the occasional open houses to teach people about
was a lot cooler than being covered in saw- cities of Victor and Driggs, Idaho, as wellas the their crafts. n
dust,” Mossman chuckles. “But really, if you Teton Valley Foundation.
didn’t farm, being a craftsman was one way to
live in a rural area.”
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MOUNTAIN MODERN

For the
Love
of Film

TETON VALLEY TRIO
STARTS FILM FESTIVAL

WORDS J.T. Hayes RUSTIC • MOUNTAIN MODERN • WESTERN • TRADITIONAL • COMMERCIAL
IMAGE Courtesy Off Season Shorts 13 South Main Street • Victor, Idaho

Co-Founders Stephanie 208.787.FEST (3378) • www.festive-living.com
Crockett, Connie Tyler, Mon-Sat 10am-6pm
and Reed Sullivan
will bring together their love Welcome to Paradise...
of film for the debut of the Off Make it your Home
Season Shorts Film Festival
this winter. Two Convenient Locations
in Teton Valley, ID
On February 5-6, 2016, they are hosting the
film festival at the historic Pierre’s Playhouse in Teton Springs – Victor
Victor, Idaho. The festival will feature short 40 East Little Ave. – Driggs
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“The film festival is really just a way that
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Amateurs and professionals alike are
encouraged to submit entries in the fea-
ture film and re-enactment divisions for
prizes. The Off Season Shorts Film Festival
will include a Friday night screening, a
Saturday matinee screening for children’s
films, and a Saturday evening showing. See
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HATCH HELPS OUTDOOR
Western Side of the Tetons START-UPS GET NOTICED

T H I N G S TO D O I N T E TO N VA L L E Y, I D A H O IMAGE Courtesy Garage Grown Gear
and Amy Hatch
Skiers and snowboarders can find prime powder on the slopes
of Grand Targhee Resort, and the resort also offers snowcat Amy Hatch knows what
skiing to find untracked stashes. Stop by the Nordic center to it’s like to start an out-
try out cross-country skiing, watch an avalanche dog demo, head out door-oriented company
snow tubing, go snow biking, or watch the sun set during an evening in your garage. She started
snowcat tour. Jackson Hole Packraft in her
garage in 2011, renting out pack-
Grab some skates and head over to the rafts to people all over the country.
Kotler Ice Arena. This covered outdoor rink She is still in the packraft business,
in Victor offers public open skating and a but she recently added another
variety of programs including adult pond entrepreneurial endeavor to her
hockey, women’s hockey, figure skating les- plate: Garage Grown Gear.
sons, youth hockey, and public scrimmage
sessions. The Driggs-based company, which launched in
2014, currently works with over 50 homegrown
Cross-country skiers will love heading outdoor companies telling their start-up stories,
out and enjoying the tracks Teton Valley reviewing gear in Garage Grown Gear’s online
Trails and Pathways grooms for winter rec- magazine, and selling everything from ultralight
reation, including routes in Alta, Driggs, hammocks to rechargeable headlamps and yoga
Teton Canyon, and Teton Springs. Snow- gear in their online store.
shoers, snow bikers, and snowmobilers
will find plenty of places to explore in the The “garage grown” name is a hat tip to the
surrounding region. A number of ranches homegrown inventor who likely spends a lot of
and outfitters offer winter sleigh rides with time tinkering in a garage or at the kitchen table.
great mountain views and maybe even a “Some of our most iconic businesses are grown
peek at local wildlife. out of a garage,” Hatch says. “Clif Bar launched
in a kitchen and Patagonia started in a backyard
Learn about the area’s rich heritage at the shed. The idea is that really amazing businesses
Teton Valley Museum in Driggs, and check can have really humble beginnings.”
out the Warbirds Museum at Driggs Airport
to inspect vintage planes. Head to the Teton She enjoys helping companies put their unique and
Geotourism Center to learn about Teton innovative products out into the world. “There are
Valley’s heritage and present-day life in the so many cool people making really cool products
valley with fun and interactive exhibits. and I wanted to put a spotlight on that segment of
the outdoor industry,” she says. n
Art lovers will enjoy numerous galleries, includ-
ing Ken Morrison’s Blue Fly Gallery in Tetonia
and the landscape-focused Christensen Studio.
Beer lovers can enjoy tasting some brews at
Grand Teton Brewing or sitting down with
beer and pizza at Wildlife Brewing. A wide
variety of local restaurants offer everything
from casual fare to fine dining.

For more information on these and other
local activities, call the Teton Valley Cham-
ber of Commerce at 208.354.2500. n
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Award-winning craft distillery
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Azadi Fine Rugs goodie 2 shoes Pearls by Shari
Belle Cose Headwall Sports The Rusty Nail
Ella’s Room Hines Goldsmiths Scandia Home
Festive Living JD High Country Outfitters Stio
Jackson Hole Jewelry New West Knifeworks Terra Jackson Hole

Original Teton Mountaineering Bracelet collection
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Boutiques of Jackson Hole

Azadi Fine Rugs Belle Cose

A foundation in fine living. Jackson’s source for beautiful things for over 20 years.
azadifinerugs.com on the Town Square at
307.734.0169
140 E Broadway, #2 48 E Broadway • 307.733.2640
and off the Village road at

3445 N Pines Way, Wilson, WY • 307.732.2640
bellecose.com

Ella’s Room Jackson Hole Jewelry Co.

The place for lingerie in Jackson Hole Jewelry features natural diamonds,
Teton County. rare gemstones, and exquisite, original designs showcasing
the Tetons and the Jackson Hole area. Let us show you why
ellasroomjh.com
307.733.7114 jewelry collectors from around the world shop at
50 S King St Jackson Hole Jewelry.

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Festive Living

A full service interior design and retail store
in Victor, ID.

festive-living.com • 208.787.3378
13 S Main St, Victor, ID

Boutiques of Jackson Hole

Hines Goldsmiths

Jackson Hole’s premier fine
jewelry store since 1970.

hines-gold.com
307.733.5599
80 Center St

goodie 2 shoes

Accessories for life.
Just off the Town Square at

81 S King St
307.733.0233
and with 2 locations at
Teton Village in the
Four Seasons Resort
and Residences
307.732.5612

Headwall Sports JD High Country Outfitters

307.734.8022 40 years of quality outdoor
520 US-89 (Kmart Plaza) apparel, fishing guide services

headwallsports.com and adventure equipment.
jdhcoutfitters.com
307.733.3270
50 E Broadway

New West Knifeworks

The ultimate in chef knives and
kitchen knife sets.

newwestknifeworks.com
877.258.0100
98 Center St

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Boutiques of Jackson Hole

The Rusty Nail

Home furnishings and decor for
Western lifestyles.

rustynailinteriors.com
208.354.4663

180 S Main St, C#2, Driggs, ID

Pearls by Shari

From Tahitian to Golden South Sea pearls, Pearls by Shari
features the rarest pearls from around the world.
pearlsbyshari.com
307.734.0553
90 E Broadway

Terra Jackson Hole

Everyday favorites for women and
children — locally owned since 2003.

terrajh.com • 307.734.0067
105 E Broadway

Stio

Modern mountain apparel just off of Town Square.
Featuring POC, Hestra, Pistil, OLiberte and more.

stio.com • 307.201.1890
10 E Broadway

Scandia Home

Bringing a sense of luxury to everyday life—
comforters, pillows and bedding.

scandiahome.com • 307.733.1038 1
65 Center St

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seeing the beautiful art of Jackson is the perfect NATIONAL
way to spend the day. Many of the galleries stay
open late at night throughout the winter, with
special events such as the Holiday Art Walk taking
place all winter long.

We look forward to seeing you!
Warm Regards,

Kiera Wakeman
President, Jackson Hole Gallery Association

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The Galleries of Jackson Hole

Altamira Fine Art Art Association of Jackson Hole

Altamira Fine Art in Jackson Offering educational programming through exhibitions of local,
and Scottsdale represents
regional, and national artists.
preeminent Western
Contemporary artists, 307.733.6379
specializing in the work
240 S. Glenwood St.
of Fritz Scholder.
307.739.4700 artassociation.org
172 Center St.
Astoria Fine Art Cayuse Western
altamiraart.com Americana
Featuring contemporary and historical fine artists.
Daly Projects 307.733.4016 Fine Cowboy, Native American
and National Park antiques,
Contemporary art On the Town Square
by regionally based artists. 35 E. Deloney Ave. vintage art, and pawn jewelry.
astoriafineart.com 307.739.1940
307.699.7933
130 S. Jackson Street Brookover Gallery 255 N. Glenwood
cayusewa.com
dalyartistrep.com Intuitive artistic detail in
wildlife, landscape, abstract and
Diehl Gallery Western photographs presented

World-class contemporary in platinum, black and white,
art from both international color and artist series.
125 N. Cache St.
and U.S.-based artists. 307.732.3988
307.733.0905 brookovergallery.com

155 W. Broadway Grand Teton Gallery Heather James Fine Art
diehlgallery.com
Bold and innovative Uniquely showcasing a range of
contemporary art ranging from genres from blue chip and
the Post-impressionist work of
George Jones to the semi-abstract contemporary to classical masters
and antiquities.
interpretations of 307.200.6090
Nicole Gaitan
307.201.1172 172 Center St. Suite 101
heatherjames.com
130 W. Broadway
grandtetongallery.com Fighting Bear Antiques

Furnishings by Thomas Molesworth; rustic furniture, American Indian
beadwork, Navajo rugs and textiles, and other fine antiques.
307.733.2669
375 S. Cache St.
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The Galleries of Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole Hennes Studio Michelle Julene
Art Auction
Dedicated to Joanne’s original Michelle Julene, known for
An auction of past and present Teton oil paintings and watercolors, her “art to wear” couture, invites
masterworks of the American West, lithographs and giclées on canvas, you to her working studio to view
complemented by Western bronzes powerful and exciting pairings of
the JHAA specializes in wildlife, custom couture selections and
sporting, figurative, landscape, and Native American pottery. new oil paintings. Michelle is a
307.733.2593 Wyoming native and has been a
and Western art.
866.549.9278 5850 Larkspur Dr. creative presence in Jackson
Jackson Hole Golf and Tennis Estates since 1994.
130 E. Broadway
jacksonholeartauction.com joannehennes.com 307.277.4527
50 S. King St.
Horizon Fine Art Gallery michellejulenecouture.com

Enhancing the Traditional, Introducing the Innovative.
307.739.1540
30 King St.

horizonfineartgallery.com

Mangelsen–Images of Nature Gallery

Thomas D. Mangelsen is among the most distinguished natural history
photographers in the world. Come experience the wonder of nature through

the lens of Thomas D. Mangelsen.The gallery features over 200 limited
edition and artist proof prints.
307.733.9752
170 N. Cache St.
mangelsen.com

The Legacy Gallery National Museum of Wildlife Art Native Jackson Hole

A large selection of A collection of wildlife art unsurpassed in the United States, the Museum is Western and Native American
representational art with an comprised of 14 distinctive galleries, Sculpture Trail, Museum Shop, Rising
emphasis on original oil paintings jewelry, art, lifestyle.
and bronze sculptures in our Sage Café, Children’s Discovery Gallery, Library
spacious setting located on the 307.733.5771 307.733.4069

square—Cowboy, Native 2820 Rungius Rd. 10 W. Broadway
American, landscape, wildlife wildlifeart.org
nativejh.com
and sporting art.
307.733.2353
75 N. Cache St.

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“Passive Aggressive” by Amy Lay, 30 X 40, Oil Mountain Trails Gallery RARE Gallery

Offering a variety of subject A 6,000-square-foot art
matter including wildlife, gallery celebrating

landscapes, and western scenes. international and regional
An established destination for art by many of the most
Western art collectors, our gallery acclaimed emerging artists
is located in the heart of the of today.Town Square,
American West on the Town upstairs next to Snake

Square in Jackson Hole. River Grill.
307.734.8150 307.733.8726
60 E. Broadway, 2nd Floor
155 N. Center St. Raregalleryjacksonhole.com
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BRING THE FINEST ACCENTS TO YOUR HOME

Claudia and Terry Winchell specialize in 19th and 20th century American furniture and fine art.
Established in 1981, the gallery is nationally recognized for authentic Mission and Thomas Molesworth furniture,
Native American beadwork, baskets, pottery, early Navajo textiles, Western Americana and fine art by American Masters.

FIGHTING BEAR ANTIQUES
375 South Cache in Jackson, WY

307 733 2669 // [email protected] // fightingbear.com

The Galleries of Jackson Hole

Ringholz Studios Tayloe Piggott Gallery Two Grey Hills

Premier gallery exclusively Contemporary art and fine jewels. Specializing in exquisite Native
featuring local Amy Ringholz 307.733.0555 American jewelry, Pueblo pottery
and Navajo weavings for 40 years.
artwork and merchandise. 62 S. Glenwood St.
307.730.7582 tayloepiggottgallery.com 307.733.2677
110 E. Broadway
140 E. Broadway, Suite 6 Trailside Galleries fineindianart.com
ringholzstudios.com
Paintings, sculpture and unique Western furniture by leading fine artists. Wild By Nature Gallery
Trio Fine Art 307.733.3186
Capturing the natural beauty
Celebrated as one of the freshest, 130 E. Broadway of Jackson Hole and the
most vibrant galleries in Jackson, trailsidegalleries.com
where collectors and art lovers surrounding National Parks
Turpin Gallery and Design Center through unique and striking wild-
discover top quality original life and landscape images by local
artwork and the artists “When you are looking for a one-of-a-kind presentation.”
who created it. 307.733.7530 photographer
307.734.4444 25 S. Cache St. Henry H. Holdsworth.
545 N. Cache St.
triofineart.com jacksonwyocam.com 307.733.8877
95 W. Deloney
wildbynaturegallery.com

Wild Hands Gallery West Lives On Gallery Wilcox Gallery

An American Handcrafted Gallery. Traditional and contemporary fine art reflecting the A gallery apart, established in 1969.
Featuring gifts, home accessories
rich heritage of the American West. 307.733.3950
and art.
307.733.4619 307.734.2888 110 Center St. & 1975 N. Hwy. 89
265 W. Pearl Ave.
wildhands.com 55 & 75 N. Glenwood wilcoxgallery.com

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