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In Summer 2026, the Grand Teton Music Festival will present seven weeks of world-class music led by Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles in locations around Jackson Hole as our home, Walk Festival Hall, is renovated.

Classical gems and renowned soloists will grace the Festival stage as we “return to our roots” at venues including the Jackson Hole High School Auditorium, the Center for the Arts, Teton Village Commons and more.

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Jackson Hole High School: Free lot parking is available. Park on the east side of the building for closest access to the auditorium lobby entrance.

Center for the Arts: Parking is located in the Town Parking Garage on Millward and Simpson Streets. Please consider riding your bike or walking.

Teton Village Commons: The Village Parking Lot at the base of Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and the Cody Parking Lot in the Upper Village near Teton Mountain Lodge both offer easy access to concerts at Teton Village Commons.

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Limited valet parking is available for those with accessibility issues.

Ticket Returns
We are extremely appreciative when patrons donate tickets prior to any concert they can’t attend. An acknowledgement of the donation will be sent for tax purposes. All sales are final. Grand Teton Music Festival does not offer full refunds.

Ticket Exchanges
You may exchange tickets by calling 307.733.1128, or by visiting the Fritz Box Office. Subscribers may exchange tickets free of charge. Single ticket buyers will be charged a $3 fee per exchange. Exchange requests are based on availability.

Lost Tickets
For misplaced tickets, please call 307.733.1128 or visit the Fritz Box Office during the summer. We are happy to print replacement tickets or email them to you again.

Kids aged four and up are welcome at evening concerts when accompanied by music-loving adults.

GTMF offers ADA access from our upper deck, the Hartley Pavilion, which is accessible from Cody Circle. Please call the ticket office at 307.733.1128 for more information. We also have ADA listening devices available. See an Usher on concert evenings to request a listening device.

We try to begin all concerts on time. If you arrive late, you can listen and watch the concert on a monitor in one of the lobbies of the entrances on the upper deck until we begin late seating. Please wait on the same side of the hall as where you are sitting so we can seat you as quickly as possible.

Curious about concert etiquette (i.e., what to do and not to do)? You are not alone!

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Walk Festival Hall is closed for renovations until 2027. The transformation of Walk Festival Hall will preserve and refine the space’s world-class acoustics, increase accessibility and year-round usability, and modernize amenities and repair essential systems.

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