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GTMF announces 2026-27 winter season – JH News&Guide

The Grand Teton Music Festival wrapped up its 65th summer season in August, but it wasted no time filling its 2026-27 winter with European opera, American folk and Canadian Brass. “While we’re most known for our summer concert seasons, GTMF serves the Jackson Hole community...

Music collab pools talent – JH News&Guide

After Jackson Hole Chamber Music concluded its ninth season last week, it’s looking ahead to its 10th year, when it will embark on a three-year pilot collaboration with the Grand Teton Music Festival. While the two nonprofits will retain their own boards, do their own...

JHCM, GTMF launch pilot partnership – JH News&Guide

As Jackson Hole Chamber Music concludes its ninth season this week, it is also looking ahead to its 10th year, when it will embark on a three-year pilot collaboration with the Grand Teton Music Festival. While the two nonprofits will retain their own boards, do...

Inside Celestial Sounds with Craig Hauschildt

This summer, GTMF presented its most unique On the Road event yet: Celestial Sounds. In this Q&A, GTMF percussionist Craig Hauschildt shares the inspiration behind this program, the musical choices that brought the evening to life and the community effort that made this unforgettable experience possible.

Costa thrives on volunteering – JH News&Guide

Everything Sue Costa does exudes energy. She whisks from one activity to another with ease. She is talkative and eager and enthusiastic about whatever she does. Even her email address includes a “swim-bike-run” nod to a triathlete’s lifestyle. Costa, 70, splits her time between Jackson...

Walk Hall renewed – JH News&Guide

Once you get into your 50s, it’s natural to require a little maintenance. That goes for buildings, too. What started as a review of Walk Festival Hall’s fire suppression system led the Grand Teton Music Festival to examine other parts of its Teton Village home....

GTMF ’26 concludes with opera highlights – JH News&Guide

As has become customary, the Grand Teton Music Festival will send its 65th season out on a song. While renovations at the Festival’s 50-year-old Walk Hall in Teton Village prohibit the elaborate semi-staged opera productions of years past, Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles nevertheless will...