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GTMF Named a Best US Festival to Travel for in 2026 – AFAR Media

The Grand Teton Music Festival is embarking upon an adventurous 65th summer season as its home, Walk Festival Hall, undergoes renovation. The festival will “camp out” across Jackson Hole with seven weeks of world-class music in unexpectedly intimate and scenic spaces. The Festival Orchestra anchors...

GTMF starts Met series with ‘La Bohème’ – JH News&Guide

It’s all convivial feasting and passionate romance until someone gets consumption. The “Bohemian life” developed in early 19th-century France out of a romanticization of the wandering Romani people, who were often associated with Bohemia, part of what is now the Czech Republic. Many an artist...

Save the Date for GTMF Season 65: July 2 – August 15, 2026

From July 2 to August 15, 2026, the Grand Teton Music Festival will present seven weeks of world-class music in locations around Jackson Hole as our home, Walk Festival Hall, is renovated. We’re “camping out” at the Jackson Hole High School Auditorium for the Festival...

GTMF Brings Sage Living Resident’s Music to Life

Alongside the Grand Teton Music Festival’s world-class summer festival programming, some of our most meaningful collaborations happen quietly behind the scenes. During summer 2025, GTMF harpist Elisabeth Remy Johnson shared an inspiring solo performance at Sage Living, featuring music primarily by women composers—and a very...

A note of gratitude for outgoing Board Chairman David Donovan

The Grand Teton Music Festival extends its deepest thanks to David Donovan for his outstanding leadership and service as the outgoing Chairman of the GTMF Board of Directors. During his tenure as Co-Chair and Chairman from 2022 to 2025, David helped launch the Setting the Stage campaign,...

Brahms-a-palooza at Walk Hall this weekend – JH News&Guide

Maestro Donald Runnicles conducts the Grand Teton Festival Orchestra in a (mostly) all-Brahms program this weekend. James Ehnes returns to Walk Hall to perform Brahms’ Violin Concerto. Brahms’ Symphony No. 4 will follow, and German composer Detlev Glanert’s Brahms-inspired “Weites Land” will start each concert....