Grand Teton Music Festival

United States of America

The Grand Teton Music Festival's 61st season will be held from July 3-August 27, 2022. Join us for eight weeks of performances under the leadership of Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles.

Pianist Garrick Ohlsson kicks off the Festival Orchestra series at Walk Festival Hall with a Beethoven Piano Extravaganza—performing all five concerti over two evenings. Other highlights include Mahler’s “Resurrection” Symphony with soloists and the GTMF Chorus, plus guest appearances by the St. Lawrence String Quartet, pianist Ingrid Fliter, violinist Augustin Hadelich, cellist Johannes Moser and GTMF/LA Phil Principal Trumpet Thomas Hooten. Markus Stenz returns as guest conductor; Eun Sun Kim and Dalia Stasevska make their debuts. The Festival Orchestra series culminates in a blockbuster weekend with Puccini’s La Bohème, semi-staged in concert, featuring six renowned opera soloists.

Crowd-favorite Capathia Jenkins joins us again as vocalist for our Patriotic Pops concert at the Center for the Arts Park. A free Family Concert will also be presented outdoors.

The Gateway Series returns with four diverse artists and ensembles: jazz trumpeter Byron Stripling with vocalist Carmen Bradford, GRAMMY®-winning singer/songwriter Aoife O’Donovan, vocal ensemble VOCES8 and a Broadway evening with Andy Einhorn and friends. The world-class talents of the Festival Orchestra musicians are featured as part of a seven-concert chamber music series. A new Sunday matinee piano recital series showcases virtuosic pianists: Joyce Yang, Inon Barnatan and the 2022 Van Cliburn International Piano Competition Gold Medalist. Select performances will be streamed online. 

The Grand Teton Music Festival's 61st season will be held from July 3-August 27, 2022. Join us for eight weeks of performances under the leadership of Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles.

Grand Teton Music Festival's 2022 Season - July 3-August 27

Grand Teton Music Festival at Walk Festival Hall

Suzanne Rees 

Help us kick off the Old Bill's 2022 Giving Season at the OLD BILL’S LAUNCH PARTY & RUBBER DUCKY REGATTA at Russ Garaman Park (off pathway by Crabtree Lane) Friday, August 12 from 9:30-11:00am (10am duck launch).

Over 200 rubber duckies representing Old Bill’s participating nonprofits will race Flat Creek to celebrate the start of the Old Bill’s Giving Season. Top duckies will receive grant prizes!

Coffee & Light Refreshments provided.

Limited neighborhood parking; please walk or ride your bike, if possible.

Over 200 rubber duckies representing Old Bill’s participating nonprofits will race Flat Creek to celebrate the start of the Old Bill’s Giving Season.

Old Bill's Launch Party & Rubber Ducky Regatta

Russ Garaman Park

One of the most innovative philanthropic initiatives in the nation, Old Bill’s Fun Run is also one of the most successful. Twenty-five years ago, a generous couple, fondly known as Mr. and Mrs. Old Bill, envisioned a collaborative initiative to support local nonprofits. For the first time, organizations came together in an efficient, unified fundraiser that raised awareness of local nonprofits and community needs.

Since its inception, Old Bill’s has brought an astounding $208 million philanthropic dollars to our community. These funds are busy feeding the hungry, supporting the sick and elderly, teaching kids to read, protecting wildlife, building affordable housing, enriching our lives through the arts, and touching the lives of everyone in Teton County.

Online runner registration opens on August 12th at oldbills.org 

Old Bill's 2022 Giving Season: August 12-September 16

In 2022, Old Bill’s Fun Run will start and ends at Jackson Hole Elementary School field on Willow and will include a 5K and 10K run/walk, as well as a highly competitive Diaper Derby. 

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Grand Teton Music Festival's 2022 Season - July 3-August 27

Old Bill's Launch Party & Rubber Ducky Regatta

Old Bill's Fun Run 2022