The Driggs Art Walk is a free program that invites local residents and visitors of all ages to explore Teton Valley in a whole new way. The Art Walk brings the incredible talent and creativity of regional artists into some of Teton Valley’s fantastic local businesses. Participants are invited to complete a walking route between featured businesses to experience a rich variety of art, from visual, to musical, to physical. Each business will keep its doors open late for the event and offer tasty refreshments and libations.

Description from 307 Live: For lack of a better term lets just call it a “RAVE”. We are going to clear out the Tavern and throw down. $5 at the door and glow sticks included… Last show of the season.
DJ’s WyoBass, Cut La Whut, Just Kenny, Dirty Jerz

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From Nomadic Events: As the season comes to a close so does the wonderful Dapper series that has happened this Winter. This Fri is our closer and we’re excited to go out with a Bang!
Back on the decks is local favorite PRSN, in what may be his last show here in JH for a while, if you dig his music, come on by!! Jefe has been building a special set as well for this closing event so bring your dancing shoes! The event will also showcase the work of a featured artist. Tickets are limited to 80.

From the Laff Staff: Jackson’s own Improv Comedy group is back with a pre-Easter show full of EGGactly what you’re looking for! SomeBUNNY stop me if you’ve heard this before, but they are funny!! Showtime is 8pm on April 6 and 7 in the Black Box Theatre at Center for the Arts! Tickets are $5 and available at Valley Books and at the door (if there’s any left)…HOP on over!

From White Buffalo Club: After a long snowy winter in the Tetons, The Masters golf tournament offers us all a glimmer of promise that spring is on its way. There is no better way to endure a cold rainy mud season Sunday than getting together with friends to watch the Final Round of golf’s first Major Championship of the year! Enjoy a couple of beers, the company of friends, and maybe even a little gambling.

Jacket Required: In the tradition of The Masters “Green Jacket” every gentleman must wear a sport coat. Wear whatever else you want (jeans, shorts, hula skirt), but you must wear a jacket. There is no dress code for women.Come enjoy the final round of The Masters with golf enthusiasts from around the valley. We have a full day of events lined up including:

Putting Contest, Poker Tournament, Masters Foursomes Pool, Whiskey Tasting with the Bomb Sommelier, Drink Specials, Cigar Discounts, Pizza Specials from Pinky G’s.