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1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Richard Anderson / Contributor

   Salmon's 'harrowing' journey nets NMWA award (opens the original)

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   Young readers love a good adventure story. You know: Plucky hero sets off on perilous journey to complete life-altering quest. Annie Chen tells such a tale in her 2025 illustrated children’s book “Salmon Run,” which follows a coho salmon from an egg laid high in Washington’s Duwamish River watershed to the Pacific Ocean and back again. Last week, the National Museum of Wildlife Art named “Salmon Run” the 2026 Bull-Bransom Award winner. The museum will present the award at the Jackson

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2. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · Richard Anderson / Contributor

   Brainstormer Barrett to plumb world of dreams (opens the original)

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   In the mid-1860s, German chemist August Kekulé found himself stymied. The science of his time had figured out the riddle of the atomic structure of many molecules. They could be described or diagrammed as atoms bound by electronic force in straight or branching lines. But the hydrocarbon benzene defied this linear logic and, try as he might, Kekulé could not configure the carbon and hydrogen atoms in a way that made sense. So he turned his chair toward his fireplace and dozed off. During his n

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3. Article · Aug 12, 2026 · Richard Anderson / Contributor

   GTMF ’26 concludes with opera highlights (opens the original)

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   As has become customary, the Grand Teton Music Festival will send its 65th season out on a song. While renovations at the Festival’s 50-year-old Walk Hall in Teton Village prohibit the elaborate semi-staged opera productions of years past, Music Director Sir Donald Runnicles nevertheless will uphold tradition. A“Night at the Opera,” performed in the Jackson Hole High School auditorium, features guest soprano Eleni Calenos and tenor Daniel Luis Espinal performing highlights from Verdi’s â

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4. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Richard Anderson / Contributor

   Punch Brothers' adventures continue at Center Theater (opens the original)

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   Punch Brothers has a new album with a track titled “New Bike” spotlighting the quintet’s newest member, Brittany Haas. “It’s the first track on the album, to introduce our new fiddler,” Paul Kowert, the band’s bassist since 2008, said from Terrytown, New York, where all five were hosting the fourth annual Acousticamp. “It’s got a big fiddle solo.” The Grand Teton Music Festival brings Punch Brothers to the Center Theater on Monday. Led by mandolin genius Chris Thile, the band

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5. Article · Jul 22, 2026 · Richard Anderson / Contributor

   GTMF take works by Carrie Saladino 'On the Road' (opens the original)

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   Underscoring the “community” in its free community concert series, the Grand Teton Music Festival has programed two works by Jackson’s own Carrie Saladino. Saladino’s “Family Portrait,” for string quartet, will be performed at Friday’s “On the Road” concert at Sage Living, starting at 2 p.m. On Saturday, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra principal harpist Elizabeth Remy Johnson will play her “Transitions” in St. John’s Episcopal Church. Saladino, daughter of longtime area keyboa

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