Community Calendar

The Art Association of Jackson Hole is excited to host the 2025 Pumpkins on Fire Fall Festival on Saturday, October 4 from 10am - 4pm, at the Art Association Glenwood Parking Area.
This beloved family-friendly event brings the magic of autumn to life with outdoor art activities for all ages, including live raku glazing and firing of ceramic pumpkins, block printing of trick-or-treat bags, hands-on pumpkin crafts, festive food and drink, and more.
See the raku-firing process happen from start to finish right before your eyes. Start by selecting a ceramic pumpkin hand crafted by Art Association studio users, glaze your pumpkin and then set it to the flames to watch it transform!
All proceeds support our year-round arts education, open studio access, community outreach, and exhibitions. Thank you for helping us create a dynamic, inclusive, and art-centered community.
For more information about the event or volunteering, please visit artassociation.org
Bring your friends and family to celebrate the arts at Jackson’s signature October event!

Join Slow Food in the Tetons at their Farm to Fork Festival on October 4–5 at the Center for the Arts. Celebrate food, farms, and community with hands-on workshops, a farmers market, a keynote speaker event, and a community lunch. Full schedule and tickets at jhfarmtofork.com.

Join Slow Food in the Tetons at their Farm to Fork Festival on October 4–5 at the Center for the Arts. Celebrate food, farms, and community with hands-on workshops, a farmers market, a keynote speaker event, and a community lunch. Full schedule and tickets at jhfarmtofork.com.

Join Laramie Cookbook Project and Devine Eats on October 11 for the West Side Art Market! We'll have over 20 artisan vendors, community, and a pozole and green chili by donation.

All are welcome at our table, and entry is free!

Support your local artists by purchasing from them directly, or by donating for your meal to fund the illustration and production of the Laramie Cookbook.

Interested in being a vendor? Contact laramiecookbook@gmail.com

Edward Humes is a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and author of 17 nonfiction books, including the landmark "Garbology" and "Mississippi Mud."

In this entertaining, eye-opening, and solutions-based talk, Humes exposes how waste is our biggest problem and how solving our inherent trashiness can fix our economy, our energy costs, our national security, and even our traffic jams—all while helping slow climate change and making us healthier, happier, and more prosperous. Humes's effective and remarkably simple strategies will inspire everyone, from individuals and local organizations to large corporations and government institutions—to reduce and eliminate waste at all levels of society.

Author talk begins at 7 p.m. Come early at 5:30 p.m. for a free public reception, celebrating 35 years of recycling in Jackson Hole.

A book signing will follow the talk.

This keynote event is part of Zero Waste Week, a celebration of 35 years of community recycling in Teton County.

Presented by Teton County Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling, with support from the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, West Bank Sanitation, Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson Curbside Recycling, Centennial Recycling, Central States Wire Products and Trans Hudson Trading.

Did you know most produce in Wyoming travels 1,500 miles before it reaches your plate? And it loses flavor and nutrients with every mile.

There’s a better way to eat.

Join us on Saturday, October 18, from 1–4pm at Silver Stream Farm for a Fall Open House.

Here’s what you’ll find:
--Lettuce taste test: Try green crisp, red leaf, baby gem, and more. Vote for your favorite.
--Berries in October: Fresh-picked strawberries, blackberries, and raspberries to take home.
--Behind the Scenes Tours: See how a greenhouse works and why it matters for Wyomingites.
--Farm Stand: Stock up to fill your fridge.

Come meet your farmers, see firsthand how great food is grown, and connect with the community that’s keeping good food local.

RSVP here (not required, but it helps us plan):
https://silverstreamfarm.com/events/farm-open-house

Crystal Festival - A Rocks, Minerals, Gems, & Crystal Show
Jackson Wyoming Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building. 305 W Snow King Jackson, October 25th & 26h.
Over 70 Vendors!
Fine & Collector Minerals, Display Fossils, Collector Specimens, Crystal Healers, Mine Owners, Lapidary Artists,
Jewelry Designers, Tons of Gifts!
Free Admission - Family Friendly - Kid's Activities - Rockhounding Trips - Mine Owners - Authors & so much more!
Come shop, network, sign up for rockhounding trips, meet mine owners, jewelry designers, lapidary artists, mineralogists, geologists, rock hounds and more! Find your happy place amongst rock loving friends at The Crystal Festival.
This is a FREE and FAMILY FRIENDLY rock and gem show designed to bring the community together. Now traveling Utah, Nevada, and Colorado!
www.CrystalFestival.org

Crystal Festival - A Rocks, Minerals, Gems, & Crystal Show
Jackson Wyoming Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building. 305 W Snow King Jackson, October 25th & 26h.
Over 70 Vendors!
Fine & Collector Minerals, Display Fossils, Collector Specimens, Crystal Healers, Mine Owners, Lapidary Artists,
Jewelry Designers, Tons of Gifts!
Free Admission - Family Friendly - Kid's Activities - Rockhounding Trips - Mine Owners - Authors & so much more!
Come shop, network, sign up for rockhounding trips, meet mine owners, jewelry designers, lapidary artists, mineralogists, geologists, rock hounds and more! Find your happy place amongst rock loving friends at The Crystal Festival.
This is a FREE and FAMILY FRIENDLY rock and gem show designed to bring the community together. Now traveling Utah, Nevada, and Colorado!
www.CrystalFestival.org

Get Ready for Riot Act’s Annual Halloween Ball!
Boo! It’s that time of year again—Riot Act, Inc. is back with our spooktacular Halloween Ball, and this year we’re celebrating our 23rd anniversary in true scary style. Mark your calendars: Saturday, November 1, 2025, at Handfire Pizza, starting at 6:00 p.m.

This year’s theme? Classic Horror Films. Think vintage monsters, silver-screen spooks, and all things creepy-cool. Come in costume and strut your stuff in our costume contest—there will be prizes!

Here’s what’s brewing at the Ball:
Live DJ and dancing | Silent auction | Games and activities | Cash bar | Handfire Pizza ...and plenty more surprises!

The frightful fun kicks off before the Ball! Join us for Classic Horror Movie Nights every Saturday in October at the Riot Act Studio:
Oct. 4 – Nosferatu
Oct. 11 – The Bride of Frankenstein
Oct. 18 – The Wolf Man
Oct. 25 – Creature from the Black Lagoon
Suggested donation is $20 (or pay what you can). Bonus: Movie night attendees get a discount code for Halloween Ball tickets.

Questions? Email info@riotactinc.org.

Kick off your holiday shopping! This 2 day event features handcrafted items from area vendors. Our oldest tradition, which features handmade art, crafts, food, and more in the Fremont Center at the Fremont County Fair Grounds on November 21st and 22d! There will be a $1 admission collected at the door. Every dollar you spent goes directly to into our mission of building and fostering the arts in Fremont County.