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While Walk Festival Hall is under renovation, GTMF will present a full 2026 summer season at venues throughout Jackson Hole, including the Jackson Hole High School (JHHS) Auditorium, the Center for the Arts, Teton Village Commons and other community locations. GTMF is grateful for its partnership with the Teton County School District No. 1 and Jackson Hole High School, which extends into the full school year, with weekly visits from Festival Musicians through GTMF’s Tune Up program and weeklong musician residencies in the spring and fall.

GTMF will host Festival Orchestra Series and Benoliel Chamber Music Series concerts and Open Rehearsals at JHHS this season and is commissioning lighting upgrades and custom acoustic towers to be installed in the auditorium to enhance sound quality this summer. The lighting & towers are customized to the high school and will be left behind as a gift for future JHHS students.

GTMF-supported upgrades to JHHS

The Grand Teton Music Festival commissioned custom-built acoustic panels from Wenger Corporation to fit the Jackson Hole High School Auditorium, improving the space's acoustics for the summer season and future JHHS student performances. Lighting upgrades will benefit this summer's concerts and student shows for years to come.

partners in music education

The Grand Teton Music Festival’s programming brings meaningful musical experiences to students across the region, reaching hundreds of young people through performances, collaborations and in-school engagement. GTMF's partnership with Teton County School District No. 1 impacts over 1,200 students each year.

learn more about GTMF's Tune Up program

Every week during the school year, GTMF’s Tune Up program brings professional musicians directly into local classrooms—creating space for focused, one-on-one or small group instruction that helps students grow in ways that aren’t always possible in a full ensemble setting.

musician residencies at JHHS

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. Jackson Hole High School’s music director, Collin Binko, reflects on the residency experience and what it has meant for students.

join us for season 65

GTMF's 65th anniversary season features seven weeks of world-class music led by Sir Donald Runnicles, five of which will take place at Jackson Hole High School.