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Authors probe truth, trust, resilience at book festival (opens the original)
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Sharon Felzer has read every book featured in this yearâs Jackson Hole Book Festival. The co-founder said she canât choose a favorite among the 40 titles, but some works did surprise her, like Garrett M. Graffâs New York Times bestseller, âThe Devil Reached Toward the Sky: An Oral History of the Making and Unleashing of the Atomic Bomb.â âI was blown away by how anyone could create a storyline that made so much sense and was so logical with a million pages of documents,â Felzer sai
Dead songs to 'fill the air' at Ripple (opens the original)
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Thereâs nothing like Deadheads to bring generations together. For more than 60 years, the phenomenon has included everyone from grizzled tour veterans to Dead and Co. listeners just learning about the genre-crossing lyrics and jams. This week, the tradition continues with The Ripple, a one-night celebration of the Grateful Dead. Jed Frumkin, bassist for the Tetonsâ own Grateful Dead cover band, The Deadlocks, is also the man behind the curtain at producers Highland Music. For him, The Ripple
Ready, set, draw! QuickDraw brings crowd to Town Square, attracts big spenders (opens the original)
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As QuickDraw filled in with art fans to cheer on the artists clad for the cold, there was undeniable buzz Saturday morning about the âRise of the Western Lights.â Mark Maggioriâs sold-out show the previous night saw record-breaking sales â a 2024 painting titled âThe Prophecyâ went for $1.3 million, and the total sum of Maggioriâs work tipped just past $9 million. People were in town to buy art, and the QuickDraw, one of the Fall Arts Festivalâs signature events on the Town Squar
Songwriter's Alley hits Wort (opens the original)
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At the mic since 2007, local troubadour and curator Aaron Davis is readying the Silver Dollar Showroom for the 153rd session of Songwriterâs Alley. The exhibition returns with Compass Records folk artist Kelly Hunt of Memphis and brazen country artist Sara Morgan of Nashville performing in a duo project they call Of A Feather. Davis and his wife, Seadar Rose, will perform a set from their country-folk-soul outfit Screen Door Porch, and local songwriter Kennison Spiering will also perform. Co-p
Falling for the arts (opens the original)
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This Saturday, the infamous spectacle of artist-versus-elements-versus-stopwatch will be taking over Town Square. The annual QuickDraw and auction is an awe-inspiring timed trial of 90 minutes that leaves spectators in disbelief that an artist can complete a work and have it ready for auction barely two hours later, defying the elements with creativity, planning and fierce focus. It starts at 8 a.m., is completed by 9:30 a.m., and the pieces are up for auction at 10 a.m. Admission to the auction
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