These Boots are Made for Votin’

Wyoming State Senator Leland Christensen (R-17) of Alta has worn many hats in his lifetime.

By Jeanne Anderson

Reflections of the Old West

At an age when most young boys are busy with sports, their friends, or trying to figure out girls, Terry Winchell, was getting started on a lifelong journey into the world of all things old...

By Molly Loomis

Soulful Soles

Like much of the world, shoes are both complicated and simple at the same time.

By Susan traylor Lykes

Hooked on Horses

Artists see equine subjects as symbols of West, freedom, spirit

By Meg Daly

Untamed Heart

Dwayne Harty, Fall Arts Festival poster artist, unveils trove of paintings in 'Yellowstone to Yukon: Journey of Wildlife and Art'

By Todd Wilkinson

Big Apple ballet

New York City company spends week in the Tetons, August 4 through 8

By Kelsey Dayton

Caring for history

Grand Teton National Park refurbishes David T. Vernon Indian Arts Collection

By Cory Hatch

Timeless theater

Seven romances hit stage six nights per week

By Kelsey Dayton

Supaya Gray Wolfe

After participating in the Western Design Conference every year since 1995, Supaya Gray Wolfe decided, in 2011, that it “wasn’t enough just to show up for four days.”

The Most Abundant Material

Letting the light in

By David J Swift

A Creative Caldera

"There's nothing else like it in the world."

By Katy Niner

WESTERN DESIGN CONFERENCE best of show 2010—Brad Greenwood

A SIGNATURE EVENT OF THE JACKSON HOLE FALL ARTS FESTIVAL

Soul Sisters

Few teenagers have business cards. Far fewer consider themselves professional performers, like the Miller Sisters did...

By Katy Niner

On the Cultural Trail

Finding a trailhead in a cultural forest requires a good bit more intuition than locating a starting point on a map, though you might want to hold really still when coming face to face with a...

By Nicole Burdick

Concerts on the Commons

It wasn’t that long ago that summertime in Teton Village meant few crowds and even fewer events to draw locals and tourists away from town...

By Cara Rank

Reimagining Fresh Tracks

Two lines carve a figure eight down the face of a slope. Patterns of snowshoe prints remain gleaming across a quiet meadow. Snow pac treads crisscross sidewalks. The heel-and-toe imprint of a...

By Nicole Burdick