Another Fall Arts Festival for the ages is in the books for Jackson, Wyoming.
Widely recognized as one of the premier arts and culture events in the country, the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival closed the book on Sunday, September 20. Thousands of artists, collectors, enthusiasts, and others converged on Jackson, Wyoming, for 11 days to experience an exceptional array of 50 events featuring music, food, wine, and art.
A particular highlight was the Palates & Palettes Gallery Walk, which featured more than 30 art galleries showcasing magnificent, original, and varied combinations of visual, contemporary, culinary, Western, landscape, wildlife, and Native American art. Among the noteworthy galleries were Altamira Fine Art, Astoria Fine Art, Asymbol Gallery, Cayuse Western Americana, Daly Projects, Diehl Gallery, Grand Teton Gallery, Heather James, Horizon Fine Art, Legacy Gallery, Mangelsen Gallery, Michelle Julene, Mountain Trails Gallery, Native Gallery, National Museum of Wildlife Art, RARE Gallery, Ringholz Gallery, Tayloe Piggot, Thai Glass Studio & Gallery, Trailside Galleries, Trio Fine Art, Turpin Gallery, Two Grey Hills, West Lives On, West Lives On Contemporary, Wilcox Gallery, Wild By Nature, and Wild Hands.
Didn’t make the event this year? Plans are already in motion for 2016: The Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce has already announced that artist Edward Aldrich will be the Featured Artist of the 32nd annual Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival, which will take place September 8–18, 2016.
To learn more, visit Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival.
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