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GTMF On the Road

GTMF On the Road brings live classical music to audiences in Teton County and surrounding communities through free concerts presented in partnership with community organizations in welcoming locations.

All ensembles feature members of the Festival Orchestra, made up of exceptional musicians from 84 orchestras and 72 institutions of higher learning. Stoner Family Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich leads programs that are accessible to all ages and bring the music to life with explanations and demonstrations.

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Events

Today

    • Other Community Events
    Support GTMF during Old Bill’s Giving Season
    Friday, August 14 at 12:00 AM
    Online

    The 30th Annu­al Old Bil­l’s Giv­ing Sea­son runs Friday, August 14 through Friday, Sep­tem­ber 18 at 5 PM. Since 1997, Old Bill’s Fun Run has raised more than $306 mil­lion for local non­prof­its with CoChallenger matching donations to increase your impact.

    If you value educational, community-focused, and world-class music in the Tetons and want to ensure its future for years to come, please consider giving to the Grand Teton Music Festival.

community partners

Center for the Arts Coombs Outdoors History Jackson Hole Hole Food Rescue Jackson Hole Community Band JH Land Trust/Greenspace on the Block
Musicland/JHYO Pierre’s Theatre Shepherd of the Mountains Church St. John’s Health/Sage Living Teton County/Jackson Parks & Recreation Teton County Public Library
Teton Literacy Center Teton Music School Teton Raptor Center Teton Science Schools/Murie Ranch Teton Village Association Valley of the Tetons Library
Driggs Association St. John’s Episopal Church Teton County School District Teton Valley Chamber Music Festival

GTMF’s education & community engagement programs are generously sponsored by The Frank A. O’Neil Foundation, The Jerry & Marilyn Handler Foundation, Rendezvous Mountain Rentals, Honora Kerr & Jason Moment, Millie Maxwell, Karen Rockey, Mary & Don Shockey, Marguerite & Matt Stoner, The Wyoming Arts Council, and The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund. Special thanks to Jackson Hole Land Trust for hosting GTMF at Greenspace on the Block.

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If you’re interested in supporting GTMF’s Community Engagement Initiatives, click here, and note that you’d like your gift to support these programs. You may also contact Tim Dodge, Director of Development, at 307.732.9952 or tim@gtmf.org.