Community Calendar

Defining Courage is a story about what it means to be an American. The show is a journey into the legacy of the Nisei Soldier, Americans of Japanese ancestry who served in the segregated military units of the 100th IB, 442nd RCT, MIS, and 522nd FAB. Considered among the greatest fighting units in American military history, their extraordinary stories have rarely been heard.

Narrated by Emmy-winning ABC7-Los Angeles News Anchor and Filmmaker David Ono along with musicians and vocalists curated by Music Director Chris Wade, we immerse you into the profound and inspiring world of these heroes who fought prejudice at home and the enemy abroad.

SEE, HEAR, and EXPERIENCE their incredible heroics through this piece of innovative storytelling. Far from a history lesson, it is a testament to inner strength, one that inspires us in our search for courage in today’s world.

Experience a historic cultural event as Dancers' Workshop presents the Paris Opera Junior Ballet in their first-ever U.S. engagement. Performing July 23–24 at the Center for the Arts Theater, these exceptional young artists bring the artistry and excellence of the Paris Opera to Jackson Hole for Dancers' Workshop's 54th Annual Summer Gala. Proceeds benefit dance education, scholarships, and outreach programs across Wyoming.

Learn more and get tickets at dwjh.org.

Leading ladies of Broadway take center stage in an unforgettable evening of songs from the world of musicals featuring shining vocalists Kate Loprest (First Date, Hairspray), Cassondra James (The Queen of Versailles) and Andrea Ross (Whistle Down The Wind) with artistic director and pianist Andy Einhorn. From Julie to Carol to Barbra to Audra and more, experience a tour through the ages as we celebrate the iconic divas of the Broadway stage!

Andy Einhorn, artistic director & pianist
Cassondra James, vocalist
Kate Loprest, vocalist
Andrea Ross, vocalist

Whose Live Anyway?, the live improv comedy show featuring stars of the hit TV series, comes to The Lincoln in downtown Cheyenne.

Appalachian Spring

Jackson Hole Chamber Music, The Center and Dancers’ Workshop join forces to present an evening of chamber music featuring Aaron Copland’s “Appalachian Spring,” a ballet born from the American soil. Its folk hymns, open skies, and the joyful story of a young couple starting life on the frontier have made this one of America’s most beloved works. Complementing Copland’s masterpiece are works by Viet Cuong, Shelley Washington, and Arthur Foote, music that spans the full range of the American chamber tradition and makes this one of the most anticipated evenings of the fall season.

Repertoire:
Viet Cuong: Fine Lines
Shelley Washington: MIDDLEGROUND for string quartet
Arthur Foote: Night Piece
Aaron Copland: Appalachian Spring Suite
Dancers: Charlotte Landreau, Michaela Ellingson, Fran Romo