experience Grand Teton Music Festival

be inspired by season 64
Join us from July 3-August 23, 2025 for eight weeks of performances under the leadership of Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles!

2025 season overview
Join us in Jackson Hole for Season 64 | July 3-August 23, 2025

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getting here
The majority of summer concerts take place in Walk Festival Hall at the base of the Jackson Hole Ski Resort. Located in the heart of Teton Village, Walk Festival Hall is a short drive from the town of Jackson, Wyoming, and an hour from Yellowstone’s southern gate.

box office/ticket info
The Fritz Box Office is located at the northeast corner of Walk Festival Hall in Teton Village, and will be open for the 2025 Season from Thursday, June 26 through Saturday, August 23. The year-round Box Office is at GTMF's Administrative Office at 175 S. King Street, Suite 200 in Jackson.

celebrating 50 years of Walk Festival Hall
The Grand Teton Music Festival’s all-wooden performance facility, Walk Festival Hall, is acclaimed by listeners and performers alike for its intimate atmosphere and superb acoustics. Walk Hall is located in the heart of Teton Village at the base of the Jackson Hole Ski Resort, a short drive from the town of Jackson.
more about the hallfrequently asked questions

Musical Adventures at Greenspace on the Block
Greenspace on the Block
Led by Stoner Family Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich, these free events are fun, informative and engaging music sessions for young children and their adult caretakers

Musical Adventures at Greenspace on the Block
Greenspace on the Block
Led by Stoner Family Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich, these free events are fun, informative and engaging music sessions for young children and their adult caretakers

Musical Adventures at Teton Village
Teton Village Commons
Led by Stoner Family Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich, these free events are fun, informative and engaging music sessions for young children and their adult caretakers

Artful Hour with GTMF
Center for the Arts Park
Sing, dance, and jam together with the Grand Teton Music Festival during the People's Market at Center for the Arts Park!

The 21st Annual Fête at Diehl Gallery: Opening Reception
Diehl Gallery
Celebrate the start of Diehl Gallery's summer exhibition season with festive food and drinks, new work by gallery artists, and a special string performance by GTMF musicians Marta Krechkovsky and Joseph McFadden.

Music at Hole Food Rescue’s Sprout Mobile at Phil Baux Park
Phil Baux Park
Join Ms. Meaghan for music & crafts, plus enjoy a free healthy lunch from Hole Food Rescue’s Sprout Mobile

Opening Night Festival Orchestra: Beethoven’s Ode to Joy
Walk Festival Hall
PRESENTED BY PEARLS BY SHARI
Thursday, July 3 at 6 PM (NEW TIME)
Sir Donald Runnicles, conductor
Caitlin Lynch, soprano
Renée Tatum, mezzo-soprano
Clay Hilley, tenor
Seth Carico, baritone
GTMF Chorus, Barlow Bradford, director

On the Road: An American Brass Celebration on the Center for the Arts Lawn
Center for the Arts Park
Join our GTMF Brass Quintet for an interactive and family-friendly concert on the Center for the Arts Lawn before the evening Patriotic Pops concert. Audience members of all ages will get to sing, dance, and play instruments along with our musicians in a fun and casual setting.

Jayne & Al Hilde, Jr. Patriotic Pops
Center for the Arts Park
Friday, July 4 at 7 PM | Center for the Arts Park
Celebrate the Fourth of July in downtown Jackson with patriotic favorites. Resident Conductor Benjamin Manis leads the Festival Orchestra and vocalists Sara Duchovnay and Clay Hilley in this popular concert packed with fun for the whole family. The program celebrates American music, featuring highlights from Bernstein’s West Side Story, John Williams’ film music, selections from Copland’s Old American Songs and more.
Reserved seats: $35-$50 (sold out, now waitlisted) | Free lawn seating

On the Road: An American Brass Celebration at Jackson Hole History Museum
Jackson Hole History Museum
Enjoy the sounds of the American West with our GTMF Brass Quintet on the patio of the Jackson Hole History Museum. Audience members of all ages will get to sing, dance, and play instruments along with our musicians in a fun and casual setting.

Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles
Over the course of a career spanning 45 years, Sir Donald Runnicles has built his reputation on enduring relationships with major symphonic and operatic institutions. Focusing on depth over breadth, he has held chief artistic leadership positions at the Grand Teton Music Festival (since 2005), Deutsche Oper Berlin (since 2009), San Francisco Opera (1992-2008), BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra (2009-16), and Orchestra of St. Luke’s (2001-07).
meet our Music Director
the Festival Orchestra
The Grand Teton Music Festival welcomes top talent from world-renowned orchestras to our Summer Festival each year. Under the baton of Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles, these 250+ musicians come together to gather inspiration from the mountain setting, to renew their artistic vows to music making, and to provide exhilarating music for Festival patrons.
orchestra rosterwatch & listen

live from GTMF: a national radio broadcast & podcast
Live from the Grand Teton Music Festival, GTMF’s radio broadcast series, is co-hosted by Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles and Jeff Counts, General Manager of the Festival.

past season recordings
Listen to highlights from past seasons on Spotify