From the culinary arts to incredible live music and exhibition openings, there’s a little bit of everything happening this #wonderwednesday.
Explore cuisine at Streetfood’s last Mexican Food Tour night this Wednesday. They’re highlighting the Oaxaca region with a four-course menu featuring Mole sauce and followed by a chocolate lava cake. Reservations required.
On Thursday, be among the first to see The National Museum of Wildlife Art’s new exhibition “Invisible Boundaries: Exploring Yellowstone’s Great Animal Migrations” created by the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. This free Mix’d Media event also features an artist presentation with James Prosek, live music, and an art project.
The Flaming Lips also take the stage at The Center Theater on Thursday evening with a few tickets still available to see this iconic group.
Start your weekend feeling inspired by different art forms. Contemporary Dance Wyoming opens a live, dance rehearsal to the public on the First Friday of every month in Dancers’ Workshop’s studio. Afterward, check out the Art Opening for the new exhibition “The Richie Beats Collection” at The Rose.
Saturday brings The New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players to The Center Theater with the production “I’ve Got a Little Twist” featuring American musical theater favorites. This is a free, ticketed event.
Get the whole family out for a visit to Jackson Hole Children’s Museum for Sunday’s wildly popular Touch-a-Truck event. Vehicles ranging from construction to law enforcement, food service trucks and more will line North King Street for kids of all ages to explore in a safe, supervised environment. Add food, face painting, bouncy houses and interactive exhibitions to make this a fun, creative day.
Find even more creative events in Jackson Hole at DailyWonder.org.
