The playhouse is such a fun experience! The venue is easy to get into and the staff really cares!…read moreI had the ramen that was good. The staff show you to your seat in the dining area, serve and sing during the meal. Once everyone is finished they walk you into the theater and perform. We were there for them doing a production of Clue. The actors were phenomenal and the whole production went exceptionally. I have mobility issues and they went out of their way to ensure I was accommodated without me ever asking for help. Things like do not go unnoticed. Thank for a wonderful evening!

This establishment is located downtown with street parking and a parking lot down the street. The…read moreperformers were very talented and provided good entertainment. I sat near the piano which made it very difficult to understand the performance, even though they were wearing microphones. If I were to return, I would make sure to sit on the other side.

To say I'm disappointed with this organization would be an understatement as I'm deeply outraged by…read morethe horrendous and racist experience that my child endured. Over the summer, I sent my son to this Dancer's workshop camp to have a fun and wonderful experience, however, I soon realized that things weren't right as my son began to tell me about the disturbing way that his instructors treated him. At home and even at school, I strongly push my children to learn and speak Spanish alongside English, but after I sent my child for a few days to this camp, I noticed that my son didn't feel comfortable speaking Spanish anymore. At first, when I tried asking my son what happened, he wouldn't tell me, so I decided to wait until he felt more comfortable. Finally, when my son told me what was bothering him at camp, I found out that he was continuously being punished and shamed in front of his class for speaking Spanish. It is difficult for me to even begin to describe how outraged I felt when I realized what my son was enduring daily and the negative effect that it was having on him. According to my son, his instructor, whose name is Karen , at one point dared to tell him, "you're not Mexican, you're American". This is beyond unprofessional and borderline discriminatory, and I'm appalled by the fact that an establishment such as the center for the arts could allow for such behavior to occur without any reprimand. While I wish that I could say that this was the only terrible experience during this camp, unfortunately, it isn't. During pickup time on a particular day, I saw first-hand how little care the director and instructors have for children's safety. On one occasion, when I went to pick up my son, I was informed that my son's instructors carelessly allowed him to walk home by himself without even giving us a phone call. As a parent leaving my child's safety in the hands of the instructors at this camp, I expect that they make sure that children properly go to the correct people, yet this is an area that they don't give much attention to, which is deeply concerning. I almost had to threaten to get the police involved for the staff to take their job seriously and find my child, who was walking on the busy streets by himself, and worse of all, the instructor who found him then tried to shift the blame onto my child, instead of taking responsibility for their negligence. Ultimately, I speak out from a place of frustration, disappointment, and, most importantly, as a parent while writing about the atrocious experience that my child went through during their time at this camp, and I hope that by sharing this information I can help other parents from making the mistake of sending their children to an establishment that has unprofessional staff who are incompetent, negligent, and discriminatory. As I finish writing this review I think that it is a disgrace how one of the only establishments dedicated to the arts in the town of Jackson Hole could have such serious flaws in the way that staff care for and treat children, and I can confidently say that I'll never send my child here again.

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This was one of the best experiences we had on our trip west. The staff, the food, the show,…read moreawesome talent, the wagon ride, the beautiful horses, and the cowboy/cowgirl team leading the wagon and handling the horses were awesome. We had a bonus treat- our horse wranglers got engaged on the trail! I highly recommend this adventure. Beautiful horses and amazing people. The owner was fantastic!! Thank you for a great night! Don't miss this experience if you're in Jackson!

I had a lot of fun at the Bar T 5 Covered Wagon Cookout. After spending a whole week hiking and…read moreexploring Grand Teton National Park, I was looking for something more relaxing to do to close out my time here in Wyoming. I have been to quite a few cowboy cookouts in my day and this looked like fun. Bar T 5 takes you out on horse-drawn covered wagons to a remote area where you are treated to dinner and a show. They have been doing this show since 1974. The meeting place itself is in the outskirts of Jackson. After checking in, you are given a brief history of the area and an overview of the schedule. There is a gift shop on hand and you can see some of the horses in the corral. After loading up on the wagon, you ride a couple miles to Cache Creek Canyon. Along the way, some outlaws ride up on horses to try and "hijack" the wagons. Once you arrive, you are seated until you hear the dinner bell ring to tell you food is ready. Dinner includes barbeque pork medallion, roast beef, salad, baked beans, corn, bread and a brownie. Food is served buffet style and isn't too bad. They allow seconds once everyone is served. I enjoyed the entertainment. The Bar T 5 band plays some old country songs mixed in with a little humor. They try to provide a setting that reminds you of the days of singing songs around a campfire. The girl on the fiddle worked the crowd and was the best part. I'm a big camper and love the outdoors and glad I signed up for this. This fun little cowboy cookout was a great way to finish up my week long trip to Jackson.

Went late night. Good D.J. Fun pool table atmosphere…read more They have this policy where they really strongly encourage you to check your coats or they will check them for you if left unattended. Good hang and one of the few late night bars in town. (It's more of a club vibe, but still not a bad hang)

While visiting Jackson, looking for a night cap we found the Rose…read more Although we only had 1 cocktail each both were really good. I had a unique mix of apple juice, cucumber juice and lime with gin. So different and yummy. My hubby enjoyed his old fashioned. Our server was very nice to check on use twice during our stay. I recommend this cocktail lounge and will come back.

[1064] 12/2019…read more This two screen cinemas is a nice change to visit once it's cold outside The chairs recline and are comfortable so I liked them that The floor was NOT cleaned before our movie as there was popcorn on the floor The older guy checked our bag for food ...like seriously went to the bottom of our bag. It is so weird especially since we are middle aged adults w our child. He did not check the lady w 2 bags. Annoying!! I don't know what his issue was The popcorn was eh. Nothing to write home about. Luckily it was not that expensive. I will not be back due to the service

Should inclement weather strike while I visited in Jackson Hole, I was prepared to do what Kim &…read moreKanye did on their Irish honeymoon when it rained: go see some movies. The JH Cinema (aka Twin Cinema) is a great spot for enjoying flicks. It features state-of-the-art, all-digital projection systems and giant, wall-to-wall screens for a perfect (big) picture. The place claims on their website to have the "world's best popcorn" with real butter. Located conveniently just 3.5 blocks from the Town Square at the corner of Pearl and Jackson Streets, I have to give the JH Cinema the vaunted 5 YELP STARS for just being there in case of need. And also running first-run movies right when they come out & offering discounted matinee pricing. (see photos)

I had the great pleasure to connect with Judd when looking for a musician. He is such a…read moreprofessional! He will personally respond to your call and make sure to get your preferences and provide recommendations that he thinks will make your event more fun! He would even go above and beyond by helping in checking out other services that you may also need so long as he has contacts with those too! Go and check out his website for samples of his work and gigs. Thanks again Judd!

From the owner: I am a solo musician, bandleader, and entertainment contractor based in Jackson Hole…read more As a solo musician, I play a wide variety of music including folk, country and rock. As a bandleader, I lead combos ranging from duo up to 11 pieces for weddings, private parties, and corporate events. We can play a wide variety of music for background or dancing, ranging from country/western - cowboy hat style, to rock and funk. My entertainment contracting business provides entertainment for many of the corporate events that take place in Jackson Hole. We provide jazz, classical, d.j.s, dancers, party hosts and hostesses, trick roping, cowboy poets, mechanical bulls, and almost anything else you can think of. My goal is to provide one-stop-shopping for entertainment.

Sweet theater with wonderful comfy electric recliners. This place was very clean, and the popcorn…read morewas delicious. We needed a break from our house, and we had a great afternoon. Thank you!!

MovieWorks is the other option for watching flicks on the screen in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This…read moretheater is located in the WovieWorks Plaza and is very convenient for those just coming into town for some fun in the big city. It is right there on South Highway 89 and in a shopping center with other businesses and a nearby farmer's market. I was staying nearby and when I went to the Albertson's to get groceries, I went to check this movie theater out. The reason for 5 YELP STARS? It's architecture fits in with the mountain chalet-type theme found in Jackson Hole and other ski areas.

Wedding celebration! The National Museum of Wildlife Art is…read morea stunning venue and perfect for this wedding. Our cousin had her wedding here and she secured Sullivan Hall, which comfortably seats 100 or can accommodate up to 300 for standing. The space also features a beautiful terrace offering fantastic views -- a perfect backdrop for the celebration. Although it was winter and visibility driving here was limited, the journey to the museum was like stepping into a winter wonderland. Palate, the museum's in-house restaurant, provided delicious catering that added to the memorable experience. Overall, a breathtaking location with great amenities and charm. Service: Fabulous service and assistance throughout the wedding. Cost: Not sure about the cost -but knowing my cousin - I am sure it was reasonable and worth it.

We checked this out on our way to Mormon row. If you are in the area, and have an hour to spare…read moreit's worth checking out. They even have a kids section where the littlest can touch everything.

"The diversity of life on this planet is a miraculous gift. What gives me the greatest joy is being…read moreable to share glimpses of it. I hope my work stands as a testament of the power of timeless beauty and a reminder that we must not take our fellow wild creatures for granted." Thomas Mangelsen Manglesen is artist extrodinaire, and his tool is his camera. While browsing his gallery of photography, you'll discover Mother Nature's creations in their habitat, and it will seem as if you're there with them in that moment of time. On display is Mangelsen most famous wildlife photo entitled, "Catch of the Day". An award winning photographer, his photos are offered in a variety of sizes, packages, optional framing and display options at Manglesen.com. A Jackson, Wyoming resident for many years, Manglesen spends up to nine months a year traveling and documenting through photography his passion of wildlife. Watch his 2018 interview with Anderson Cooper on 60 Minutes - fascinating!

Well, this place is like a museum totally worth checking out whether you're ready to buy or just…read moreadmire. Photographers of the walking through having their imaginations challenged don't miss.