JACKSON, Wyo. — Old West Days are back for another year of fun! Title sponsor Austin O’Bryhim will host the Best of the West Parade and compete in the beloved High Noon Chili Cook-off.

This perennial celebration seamlessly weaves together the rich tapestry of heritage, history, community, culture and the renowned recreational offerings that define this picturesque valley.

Suitable for all ages, the Best of the West Parade is a family-centric extravaganza featuring the American Legion Color Guard, Rodeo Queens, cowboys, cowgirls, mountain men, skiers, snowboarders, rafters and fly-fishers. The parade winds its way from Glenwood Street to the iconic Broadway, passing the Elk Antler Arches on historic Jackson Town Square, offering a glimpse into the diverse identity of Wyoming.

The parade begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 23.

But first, O’Bryhim will serve up his award-winning chili at the 24th Annual High Noon Chili Cook-off! The event returns hotter than ever with chefs and home cooks battling for the coveted People’s Choice Award, alongside live music and local brews. From bold and smoky to spicy and sweet, each recipe is a mouthwatering tribute to Western flavor. Come hungry and ready to vote — this is the chance to crown the best chili in the valley! Head on down to Town Square for this unforgettable culinary showdown and be part of the tastiest tradition in town.

Photo: Jackson Hole Chamber of Commerce

All-you-can-eat tickets are $30 per person. The event runs from noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday, May 17. New this year: Bundle tickets! For $70, those 21 and up can get one general admission ticket to the Chili Cook-off and one general admission ticket to the BrewFest, happening Saturday, May 23.

See the full Old West Days schedule here.