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The Story of Music, Stories from Home
Saturday, March 13th from 7:00 PM to 9:30 PM
at The Senior Center in Driggs City Center
FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC
Internationally acclaimed musician Lauren Pelon and poet and essayist Gary Holthaus team up to offer a unique new program. Pelon plays a variety of instruments ranging from lute, guitar, and free reeds, to recorders, gemshorn, and electronic instruments. Holthaus reads from his work and that of others. Both the music and the readings offer unique perceptions of the natural world, and celebrate our sense of place, community, and home. This program is funded in part by Idaho Humanities Council, a state-based program of the National Endowment for the Humanities, and sponsored by Teton Arts Council.
Art of Water
A celebration of natural freshwater sources through visual arts and education.
Teton Arts Council joins with Friends of the Teton River in celebrating two of our most precious resources - fresh water and creative minds. Join in this beautiful evening on March 24th at the Driggs City Center from 5:30p to 7:30p.
Come learn about the waters of Teton Valley and enjoy food, music, poetry and visual arts.
Check out more event details at the Friends of the Teton River website.
User Poll
New Art Center
The Teton Arts council is working hard to create an arts center in downtown Driggs. A central location with easy access for children and adults will help us to better serve the community. We anticipate that this center will be a thriving cultural hub that offers artistic education and opportunity to all valley residents. Please help us design this center by taking this quick survey. Your feedback is very valuable to us.
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Our Sponsors
Many of the programs offered by The Teton Arts Council would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. We greatly appreciate your support and participation.
We are equally grateful for the countless members of our community that have stepped up to the plate to volunteer time, talent, and sometimes a little money of their own.
Our Mission
The mission of the Teton Arts Council is to develop, nurture, and celebrate our cultural life through education, performances, exhibitions, and community opportunities.
The Teton Arts Council also seeks opportunities to enhance cultural tourism and contribute to the strengthening of our local economy.