The Jackson Hole Farmer’s Market on the Town Square showcases the bounty of local and regional farmers. Every Saturday morning in July through the end of September, downtown Jackson is transformed into an open-air market full of farmers and food vendors selling the freshest of baked goods and veggies. From 8:00 am to noon, the square is a bustle with shoppers, sellers, and friends connecting around their shared love of food. Often while the music of a fiddle or familiar folk song peels through the air, children run and giggle on the lawn in the picnic-like setting at the center of it all. Jackson’s Farmers Market is nothing less than pure delight with booths full of cookies and honey as well as fresh-picked flowers and a large selection of locally grown produce, eggs, and meat.

For eight glorious weeks each July and August, Jackson Hole gets its own symphony orchestra. Held mainly in the acclaimed Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village, performances astound when sought-after classical musicians hailing from 75 major orchestras come together to present symphonic and chamber music concerts under the direction of Sir Donald Runnicles. The concerts offer the opportunity to dress up a little and savor sophisticated music in an intimate setting where crescendos and acceleratos excite the audience. Festival musicians also participate in Grand Teton Music Festival’s free education and community engagement programs with select presentations of solo pianists, performances by non-classical artists, and outdoor concerts throughout the summer.

Classical Pianist Hunter Noack’s ​“In a Landscape” is an outdoor classical music series consisting of 40 concerts across six Western states which has recently included concerts in Jackson, Wyoming. The performances in Jackson are set in the magical space of the private Woodbury Preserve with the clear gurgling waters of Cache Creek flowing through lush willows on an old homestead surrounded by aspen trees. Whatever landscape you happen to be in, the ​“In a Landscape” concert is a special way to celebrate the delicacies of summer. Bring your favorite outdoor chair or blanket and your very own picnic to these exclusive open-air concerts. Tickets include use of specially designed headphones for a one-of-a-kind audio experience. Though Jackson’s 2023 concert has passed, there are 13 more concerts scheduled in Washington and Oregon to complete the summer series.