Live Entertainment in Jackson

Center for the Arts in Jackson Hole presents performing arts programming that matches the resort community's extraordinary ambitions — bringing world-class performances to one of America's most spectacular natural settings. Jackson Hole's concentration of wealth and its growing year-round cultural calendar has enabled the Center to present programming rivaling cities twenty times its size, reflecting the extraordinary cultural investment that the valley's wealthy residents support.

Duling Hall is Jackson's most beloved live music venue — a 500-capacity Fondren District club in a converted 1928 school building that serves as the cultural heart of Mississippi's capital city music scene. The venue's commitment to booking adventurous touring artists across folk, Americana, indie, and country alongside local Mississippi talent has made it the essential destination for Jackson music lovers and a testament to the Fondren neighborhood's remarkable transformation into Mississippi's most vibrant arts district.

Duling Hall is Jackson's most important live music venue — a Fondren District converted elementary school presenting folk, country, and Americana acts for Mississippi's capital city music community. The Fondren District's extraordinary transformation into Jackson's most creative neighborhood and Duling Hall's consistent programming of quality touring acts create the most important intimate concert experience in Mississippi.

Jackson Hole Center for the Arts is Wyoming's most important performing arts venue outside of the university system — a beautifully designed Jackson facility presenting world-class concerts, theatrical productions, and cultural events to one of the most culturally sophisticated resort communities in America. Its extraordinary combination of world-class programming and the most spectacular mountain setting of any performing arts center in the Mountain West creates a performance venue of unique Wyoming cultural significance.

Mississippi Arts Center provides performing arts space in Jackson's downtown cultural corridor, supporting the presenting of fine arts, theater, and performance programming for Mississippi's capital city. The center's role in Jackson's arts infrastructure reflects the city's ongoing investment in cultural amenities to serve its population and attract visitors.

Mississippi Coliseum at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds is Jackson's most versatile large-venue entertainment space — an 8,000-capacity facility presenting concerts, rodeos, agricultural shows, and the Mississippi State Fair. The fairgrounds complex with the Coliseum at its center serves as Mississippi's most important public entertainment infrastructure, hosting events for the entire state's population.

Old Capitol Inn's intimate venue and bar present the most curated live music experience in downtown Jackson — a boutique hotel bar and performance space that presents Mississippi musicians in an environment that celebrates the state's extraordinary cultural heritage. Its location adjacent to the Mississippi State Capitol makes it the gathering place for Jackson's political and cultural elite.

Snow King Resort presents concerts and events at the base of the mountain right in Jackson's downtown — a unique ski-in-town venue presenting summer concerts with the extraordinary Teton backdrop. Snow King's extraordinary proximity to Jackson's town square and its remarkable mountain setting create a concert experience unlike any other in Wyoming.

Teton County Fairgrounds serves as the primary outdoor concert and event venue for Jackson Hole — a facility presenting summer concerts and events in one of America's most extraordinary natural settings. The Grand Teton mountains visible from the fairgrounds and the extraordinary outdoor recreation culture of Jackson Hole create an event venue of remarkable natural beauty for the most spectacularly situated resort community in Wyoming.

Thalia Mara Hall is Mississippi's most important performing arts venue — a 2,400-seat downtown Jackson theater presenting the Jackson Symphony, Broadway touring productions, and major cultural performances. Jackson's extraordinary civil rights heritage and its growing artistic community create a performing arts institution with unusual historical and social significance, serving a capital city whose cultural aspirations reflect Mississippi's complex and remarkable history.

Jackson Hole's performing arts scene is one of the most remarkable in any small American city — a resort community where the extraordinary concentration of wealth (Jackson is the wealthiest county in America by per-capita income) creates an audience for outstanding performing arts that significantly exceeds what would be expected from a community of 25,000 permanent residents. The Jackson Hole Center for the Arts and its consistent programming of world-class performances reflect the remarkable cultural aspirations of this extraordinary Wyoming resort community.