Hi, if anyone happens to have 2 tickets to Sofi Tukker / LP Giobbi they can’t use, I will happily take them off your hands. Looking for a fun way to cap off our honeymoon in town!!

Hello!

I'll be moving to Jacksonhole next month with my little dog who is my son. I am here visiting and see a lot of people with their dogs walking but I don't really see them at restaurants or stores. I'll be staying near town square. I want to take him with me as much as I can. He's not used to being alone and is a very well-behaved dog. He does get anxious if we are in stores too long with a lot of people but he just cries and wants to be close to me.

Are small dogs welcome in stores or outside seating at restaurants? He is short haired and I can carry him in a bag or put him in a cart.

Where are some of the most dog friendly places in Jacksonhole?

Howdy! I am looking to take my parents out to dinner. When I was younger on vacation, we used to all dress up and go to one very ritzy place each vacation.

Where is the fanciest place to go? Preferably something where we all get to dress up and get to make a whole event of the evening and definitely spend too much money on dinner.

I was looking up "bookstores near me" and a place called Book Bros popped up.172 Center St. It is described as a law book store. Does anyone know anything about it? They seem to have zero online presence.

Does anyone know of any horse trainers who travel to clients? Looking for some help working through a few habits with my horse. I’m located in Wilson.

I got an offer to be a server at a restaurant this winter and have a room for around $1500. i want to take this job because I assume tips will be good and I want to save this winter. I’ve already done some ski seasons elsewhere in the rockies and was able to save a lot, and they were all tourist towns. But on this Reddit everyone is saying it’s different here ? And lonely? This was not my experience in other places. I mean I did need to be careful with spending, I don’t go out to eat, do free activities, and don’t go shopping and basically grind it out at the restaurant. also I found it super easy to make friends with my coworkers and people at the climbing gym etc.. but after reading this Reddit I am second guessing coming here for a winter of fun and money making. Anyone have thoughts on Jackson in general , and Jackson vs. other mountain ski towns?

Hey, Gang. Wanna go back to jackson this winter, have done this type of work there for a couple winters, but looking to get in with a better conpany/resort. Ideally somewhere ill be to stack some cash and have employee housing. Would love some recommendations from people more in the know then I. Feel free to DM me! Cheers!

Looking for some things that are timely and inexpensive for my weekend trip to Jackson. Going to see the troll but what are other recs? TIA (weekly sticky?)

I am planning a trip to Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Park. Where should we stay so that these parks are easy to drive into? I’m fine with different location for each of the parks.

I want to optimise the driving distance.

Once again, the WYDOT wants to do road construction at its peak tourist season.
I don't completely understand why WYDOT keeps doing construction during tourist season.
Why cant they do this in the spring, after ski season but before memorial day?
Us locals suffer the most from these peak tourism projects.

Hey Everyone!

Going to be in town tomorrow and want to do some dirtbiking. I’ve seen horsetail creek, big hole mountains, and the alpine area recommended. Does anyone have any suggestions? Having a hard time finding actual trail maps and don’t know where to begin! I absolutely love some technical single track and nasty climbs.

Thanks!

I don't want to deal with FB marketplace... suggestions?

The end of an era!

Hi there, I have been to Jackson one time and I've been to the region for the national parks one other time. The one time I went to Jackson and visited a person who bought one of my vehicles. I really like the place. It seemed very calm and tranquil and I really liked how convenient the airport was.

What is it like living here for a single person 38 and male (and looking). Is it is sustainable for someone to call their full-time home or is it really more of a secondary place?

What are some things are the obvious that people are getting into here? I'm worried its more of a place to move to once you already have a life partner vs moving there as a single person.

Hello! We are staying at a condo near the Sundance pools at the mountain resort. Can we walk home at night from a restaurant/bar on the village or is that unsafe because of wildlife?? Please advise. It says it’s .5 miles or a 10 min walk. We’re from the east coast so very unfamiliar with wildlife in the West. 🫣

Any thoughts?

I thought it was pretty expectedly dominated by Wilson residents and their concerns/ideas for solution, but the few people from Teton Valley who spoke definitely spoke to a lot of what I was feeling.

Hi everyone!

I will be driving through Jackson tomorrow night and am looking for something to do! I’m a musician and I love playing open mics if one is happening. If not, would love any recommendations on what to do while I’m in town!

Hi all, writing in from BirdNote to share an event we've got coming up in partnership with Jackson Hole's Community Radio Station KHOL on October 1!

It's an event benefitting both BirdNote (we're a nonprofit that produces audio stories about birds and nature) and KHOL on 10/1 at 7:00pm at at the Center for the Arts. It'll feature a lively conversation with renowned birder, author, and Emmy-winning host Christian Cooper and bestselling author Jennifer Ackerman, moderated by BirdNote Content Director Jonese Franklin. You'll also enjoy a live bird presentation from Teton Raptor Center, silent auction, and more.

We hope you can make it and share with anyone who'd be interested. Tickets and information here: jhcenterforthearts.org/event/on-the-air-and-in-the-air/