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Father’s Day Gift Guide from @tsgjacksonhole

LOCAL TOP PICKS FOR DAD

Father’s Day is around the corner but it’s not too late to find something unique straight from Jackson Hole he’ll love.... to buy or ship! We’ve curated the best gifts for every type of Dad on your list, while still supporting our local Jackson Hole businesses.

1) TETON PINES GIFT CARD - email [email protected] or call the front desk 207.733.1005 to purchase 

2) HANDSOME MAN CUFF - Handcrafted sterling silver and handwoven leather bracelet, $495 from @jcjewelersjacksonhole 

3) FOR WATCHING THE GAMES - Luxurious leather recliner, $3500 from @stocktonandshirkjh 

4) TETON CUSTOM CUFFLINKS - $3,490 from @jacksonholejewelery

5) MEN’S SHORTS/KUHL - $65 - $79 @wyomingoutfitters

6) BISON SKULL - Natural Black Horns, $450 from @twentytwohome 

We wish every Dad a very Happy Father’s Day and tell “em @tsgjacksonhole sent ya!!

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Ranchers at Heart Flip to Burgers and Shakes @jacksondrug

The Gill Family Brings their Farm to Your Table at Jackson Drug

From beef 4-H to the Jackson Hole Hereford Ranch Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program to opening the Jackson Drug restaurant, the Gill girls have a passion for selling their family’s beef locally. 

"We are the first and only true farm to table restaurant in Jackson where the same family who raises the cattle serves the meat," says Nikki Gill. 

Siblings and Jackson Drug owners, Nikki, Patrick and Jessica helped out on their family’s nearly 100-year old ranch during the summer hay seasons since they were knee high. They all drove the 1950 Farmall tractor up and down the fields raking the hay into rows. And at 12-years-old, both girls learned to drive a stick shift on a 2-ton stock truck.

In 2010 their dad, Robert Gill, bought the historic Jackson Drug building that his grandfather Bruce Porter built in 1937. In 2016, Jessica, Nikki, and Patrick had the opportunity to bring back the iconic Jackson Drug. Some of their fondest memories of their childhood were sipping milkshakes while swiveling on stools at the counter of their great-grandfather’s pharmacy. 

“We grew up at the counter,” Nikki says. “Like most kids in town, we had a charge account and would get our after school snacks at the Jackson Drug.There was never a grand goal of owning a restaurant,” she says. But somehow the three siblings found themselves turning the pharmacy into one of the best places to go for burgers in Jackson Hole. Ranching in Jackson is not the most lucrative, so we decided to diversify by selling our beef locally.”

They are grateful to Rammells, a mom and pop beef processor that only handles 5-10 animals a week, for making it all possible. The Rammells have been working with the Gill kids since 2015, when they took advantage of the popularity of the eat local movement and added a new revenue stream to the business by selling cuts to locals through their CSA program and at the Farmer’s Market on the Town Square in Jackson Hole.

Jessica and Nikki kept the original Jackson Drug dishes – egg salad, tuna salad, chicken salad and cheese pretzels and expanded the menu by adding burgers, salads, grilled cheeses and many more delicious dishes. Most of the menu is dairy and gluten free. And because of the girls’ allergies, Jackson Drug boasts a true gluten free fryer.

Jessica Gill says it’s great to be back on town square, where the two patriarchs of her family did business. Her great grandfathers Bruce Porter (a pharmacist who started Jackson Drug) and Lew Gill, who owned the Log Cabin bar on the other side of the elk antler arches where Lee’s T’s is today were staples on the town square.

 “Tradition is very much alive, she says. “We even make all the ice cream like we did back in the day using the same brand of ice cream machine.” 

Bruce Porter circa 1956  - Original Drugstore Owner 

Stop by the Jackson Drug today for a taste of the Wild West.....

Jackson Drug - 15 East Deloney Avenue  Jackson, WY  307.201.1275

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WEDDING PLANNING IN JACKSON HOLE - 2020 GOTTA HAVE VENDOR LIST ALONGSIDE OF COVID-19

Weddings Still Being Scheduled for Mid-Summer 2020 

With the advent of COVID-19, many are anxious about cancelling their weddings over the next 8 weeks.  Allison Jackson of Pineapple Productions suggests to be proactive but not to panic and come up with a contingency plan that may include postponing weddings that may be planned in the next 8 weeks but hold off cancelling weddings that are scheduled throughout the summer.  She cites, “contingency plans are not new to wedding planners.”  

PC Sarah Averill

PC @ashleymerrittphoto 

Destination Jackson Hole 

Outdoor destination weddings, continue to be popular with the engaged couples.  When it comes to venues with vistas the National Museum of Wildlife Art/ Palate Restaurant and Teton Pines Golf Club are at the top of the list but the Jackson Hole Center for the Arts   also offers an artsy and elegant setting for a tent. If you are looking for a more intimate setting, Jackson Drug and Gallery Wild are also venues that offer interesting spaces off the beaten path.  

Wedding Cakes in Jackson Hole

It’s still in vogue to arrange for cake and menu tastings.  Our newest Scout, Foxy Cakes Sassy Bakes, Roxanne Riley says textured floral patterns and macrame/crochet are making their way onto dresses and cakes as well as deckle-edged wedding cakes with fresh flowers still in demand for the cake table. 

Custom Engagement Rings in Jackson Hole 

If you are looking for engagement rings and wedding bands, stop into the cutest log cabin in town, JC Jewelers where designer, Jeter Case, loves to create unique, elegant and chic custom designs like this 3.56 carat princess cut diamond in platinum ring.  

You’ll want to also visit, Zachariah Turpin of Jackson Hole Jewelry Company, who delights his repeat clients with custom engagement and wedding sets.  

Feathering the Nest

As people wait longer to get married, couples tend to go for bigger ticket items like this rose sofa at Belle Cose of Jackson Hole.   As people wait longer to get married, couples tend to go for bigger ticket items like this rose sofa at Belle Cose. 

  “It's where memorable conversations are had, great books are read curled up by the fire or a new series is binge watched together as a couple,” says Belle Cose’s founder Jane Carter Getz. “At this point they want to start creating a unique style that defines them as a couple. Literally they are feathering their new nest!”  

PC Carrie Patterson 

Floral, Photography and Bow Ties 

Lily and Company is THE local wedding florist who also offers a collection of tabletop, furniture and event rentals through her sister company, Prop and Gild. For tablescape design and event styling, Styling the New West, will offer complete design services for small weddings especially if you working on a limited budget.

Recommended Photographers - Ashley Merritt, Sarah Averill and Carrie Patterson have captured weddings for many years with their photography.  Carrie Patterson has been featured in Martha Stewart Weddings, The Knot and other top wedding magazines - they all will woo you with their magic.    

Don’t forget Western Range Clothing, who hands down, offers the guys a Jackson Hole resource for authentic Wyoming bow ties.   

If March Showers bring April Flowers, they will continue to bring grooms and brides-to-be to Jackson Hole, Wyoming to view premier venues, cake tasting’s and interview for the perfect photographer. Costumed first dances, gold macrame, aerial and drone photography, and furry groomsmen are all en vogue this wedding season.   As a reminder, don’t panic but come up with a contingency plan with your wedding planner - summer weddings are currently still in motion. 

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Jenkins-Stireman Breathes New Light into the National Museum of Wildlife Art

As anyone who has watched the sun rise and set on the National Elk Refuge can attest, light not only illuminates the extraordinary art inside, it creates an individual experience. Light is to art what breath is to life. So when it came time to redesign the interior of the National Museum of Wildlife Art, local designer Jacque Jenkins-Stireman decided to focus on the light, upgrading the visitor experience as well as expression of world renown artists, whose work is on display.

New lighting, rich wood details and warm neutral colors found in the natural landscape were incorporated to create a fluid transition from the cozy Member’s gallery to the large picture windows overlooking the Elk Refuge.

“Our objective was to make material selections and design decisions that would come together to create a cohesive, current and inviting experience for visitors and employees. The Museum is an architectural masterpiece and without any major interior renovations for some time, our team was excited to help make the space current but keeping true to the Museum’s traditional values,” says Stireman-Jenkins.

The upgrade includes public bathrooms, a private conference room, the Member’s Gallery and designing a new front desk using paint selections that enhance the sculptures and canvases in the museums grand entryway.

It was important to select finish selections that were not only aesthetically pleasing and complimentary to the overall design objective, but were also very durable to accommodate for the Museum’s annual visitation rates, Jenkins-Stireman said.

Door by Ironwood Manufacturing Company

The impact is subtle yet profound, with a keen eye for detail and efficiency. Stop into the National Museum of Wildlife Art and check it out.

Jacque Jenkins-Stireman Design ll [phone] [email protected] | @JacqueStiremanDesign

1125 West Highway 22, Jackson WY 83001

photos by @sarahaverill_photography 

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Rodeo - Be Stylish and Cozy Aprés Ski

Imagine it’s a powder day in Jackson Hole (like almost every day the past month). You’ve inhaled your fair share of fresh mountain air. Your bones are tired and you want to curl up in front of a fire. But Jackson’s nightlife awaits.

Time to kick off your boots and get cozy. Before you go out, stop in to Rodeo, a well curated aprés ski boutique at the base of the Hotel Terra. Owned by Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, Rodeo has a plethora of fashion forward brands. Slip into fabrics that will not only melt your aches and pains away, but bring out your inner ski bunny.

Here’s just a few selections.

BUTTERY LEATHER

Khaite leather Krista Jacket: $3344. This leather is so plush it helps you drop your shoulders.  A belted waist and a storm flap prepares you for any weather.

CASHMERE ME

Bogner black and white Machina Sweater:  $936.

I Pezzi Dipinti Cashmere Windowpane Range Shirt:  $1898.

FIND YOUR FANCY

Golden Goose Silver Star Sneaker: $510. Comfortable, ready and original, this vintage-inspired Italian footwear is the creation of husband and wife designers Francesca Rinaldo and Alessandro Gallo.

Stop in and slip into something comfortable. 

Rodeo

http://www.rodeojh.com

3325 W Village Dr Teton Village, Wyoming

Photos of Quincy Forester by @trishataggartofficial​ 

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Holiday Tips and Sips from Lindsay Emerson @housecallhydration

Who else best can give recommendations for Holiday Sips than our hydration expert, Lindsay Emerson of HouseCallHydration, a RN and BSN and Surgical Nurse who saw a huge need to introduce IV Therapy to our vacationers and locals.  Lindsay, a local who was also a member of the US Snowboard Team,  knows first hand about staying hydrating in altitude and dry climate.

Recently we popped into Teton Pines Country Club and they mixed up her favorite sips and she’s sharing her festive recipes with you.  

HOLIDAY CHEERMEISTER COCKTAIL 

Get into the spirit of the season with this Holiday Cheermeister Bourbon Punch from the Half Baked Harvest  with warming bourbon, sweet pomegranate juice, zesty citrus, and bubbly Prosecco, all mixed together to create the perfect holiday punch that's both festive and delicious. Serve this poured over homemade festive "holiday" ice cubes for the prettiest seasonal cocktail.

Prep Time: 10 minutes 

4 ounces (1/2 cup) bourbon

1 cup pomegranate juice

 Zest of 1 orange 

 1/2 cup freshly squeeze orange juice

1 (750 ml) bottle Prosecco chilled

Arils from 1 pomegranate

Instructions:

1. In a large pitcher, combine the bourbon, pomegranate juice, orange zest and orange juice. Chill until ready to serve.

2. Just before serving, add ice to the punch bowl and pour over the Prosecco and top with pomegranates. 

To really make it festive ice cubes, place fresh cranberries, blood orange slices, and rosemary sprigs in an ice cube tray. Fill with water and freeze until solid.  

Spicy Pomegranate Moscow Mule

Try this twist on the classic Mule from The Half Baked Harvest with vodka mixed with fresh lime juice, a squeeze of grapefruit juice, pomegranate juice, spicy jalapeños, and topped off with ginger beer for a touch of sweetness and a little bit of bubbly! It’s both festive and warming, perfect for holiday parties and cold Jackson Hole winter nights.

Prep Time 5 minutes

Ingredients

2 ounces vodka

Juice from 1/2 lime juice

Juice from 1/4 of a small grapefruit, plus grapefruit slices for serving

1/3 cup pomegranate juice

1-2 jalapeño slices

Ginger beer fro a splash

Pomegranate arils, and fresh mint, for serving

Instructions

1. Fill a cocktail glass with ice.

2. Combine the vodka, lime juice, grapefruit juice, pomegranate juice, and jalapeños in a cocktail shaker. Fill with ice and shake until combined, about 1 minute. Strain into your prepared glass. Top with ginger beer and garnish as desired. 

 Prosseco with Pomegrante Arils 

Of course one of her just favorite’s is prosecco topped with pomegrante arils.  If you happen to over indulge in this season, call Lindsay and book you or your group and rescue you and your body so you don’t miss a beat while you are in our beautiful valley.

 House Call Hydration - 307.690.6321 

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From bespoke apparel to handsome antiques, here are 15 unique and useful gifts for him.

With the holidays fast approaching, it’s time to start thinking about present ideas for the people on our lists. Since finding the perfect gift for him can sometimes be a bit of a challenge, we went in search of inspiration from a wide variety of sources, seeking out everything from stocking stuffers to items that will truly make a statement. From bespoke apparel to handsome antiques, here are 15 unique and useful options he’ll love.

Our very own SING HAT COMPANY - Jackson Hole, WY is mentioned in this article....for more details contact Christy at 307.413.1009.

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ON STAGE @thecenterjh

What better way to spend a holiday than with Storm Large? Storm will love you, leave you, delight you and abuse you with wicked charm and stunning vocals that will have you begging for more. “Holiday Ordeal” is a night of music, gags, gifts and songs ranging from “Hallelujah,” to “Sock it to Me, Santa,” and the greatest holiday song never written for the holidays, “Somebody to Love.” This show is recommended for adults with a wicked sense of humor and tolerance for strong language; it may best be described as “not your mom’s idea of a holiday show.” 

 Storm Large Holiday Ordeal • Dec 3 • 7PM

Storm Large: musician, actor, playwright, author, awesome. She shot to national prominence in 2006 as a finalist on the CBS show Rock Star: Supernova, where despite having been eliminated in the week before the finale, Storm built a fan base that follows her around the world to this day.

In the 18-19 season, Storm performs her one-woman autobiographical musical memoir Crazy Enough at Portland Center Stage and La Jolla Music Society celebrating the show’s ten-year anniversary. Highlights of the season include debuts with members of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the Seattle Symphony, the Maryland Symphony, and the Philly Pops, as well as return engagements with the Houston Symphony, New York Pops, and the Louisville Orchestra, with whom she recorded the 2017 album All In. Storm continues to tour concert halls across the country with her band Le Bonheur and as a special guest on Michael Feinstein’s Shaken & Stirred tour.

Storm made her debut as guest vocalist with the band Pink Martini in April 2011, singing four sold-out concerts with the National Symphony Orchestra at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC. She continues to perform with the band, touring nationally and internationally, and featured on their CD Get Happy. Storm has also sung with Grammy winner k.d. lang, pianist Kirill Gerstein, punk rocker John Doe, Rufus Wainwright, and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer George Clinton.

Storm’s musical memoir, Crazy Enough, played to packed houses in 2009 during its unprecedented 21-week sold out run. Her memoir, Crazy Enough, was released by Simon and Schuster in 2012, named Oprah’s Book of the Week, and awarded the 2013 Oregon Book Award for Creative Nonfiction.

Josh Ritter • Dec 27 • 7PM

 An Evening With Chris Thile • Dec 17 • 7PM

 The Mike Super 2.OH • Dec 29 • 7PM     

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