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Spotlight on GTMF’s Musician Residencies: A Q&A with TCSD Teacher Collin Binko

As part of the Grand Teton Music Festival’s year-round commitment to music education, our musician residencies bring world-class artists directly into local classrooms. GTMF musicians recently spent time in October 2025 working side-by-side with high school students — coaching sectionals, leading rehearsals, and sharing insights...

180 regional students to play in GTMF’s StringFest – JH News&Guide

Middle school students from Jackson Hole, Star Valley and Teton Valley, Idaho, have come to look forward to the annual spring gathering of StringFest, which the Grand Teton Music Festival has organized for more than 20 years. High school string players joined last year, and...

Grand Teton Music Festival announces 2026 season – JH News&Guide

At age 65, the Grand Teton Music Festival will go back to school this summer. Walk Hall, the festival orchestra’s Teton Village home since 1974, is set to close in April for building-wide renovations. But the nonprofit still assembled a full seven-week season, with most...

Inside StringFest: A Q&A with Lorien Benet Hart & Barbara Scowcroft

StringFest brings young musicians from across the Tetons together for an immersive few days of collaboration, creativity and performance — culminating in a concert for friends and families. This year marks the first-ever combined StringFest, bringing eighth-grade and high school students together on one stage,...

WindSync jumps to 6th Tetons visit – JH News&Guide

This week, the quintet WindSync will join an elite circle: Its concert Thursday at the Center for the Arts will mark the sixth time the Grand Teton Music Festival has invited the group to Jackson. “WindSync has a long history with GTMF,” founding horn player...