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Each December, the ACT Foundation brings its hallmark production to life: Ebenezer: A Western Christmas Carol performed at Pierre's Theatre, Victor, Idaho's historic community stage.

There’s no better way to start a morning in Driggs, Idaho than with fragrant coffee and a satisfying breakfast. This small mountain town serves up a big breakfast scene filled with local charm, friendly faces, and flavors that fuel both adventure and conversation.

Winter in Teton Valley is long, there’s no denying it, but that’s exactly why we love it.

Many resort towns across the globe suffer from overcrowding, natural resource destruction, unaffordable housing and low workforce wages. Teton County, Idaho, has a historic opportunity to define a better destiny.

Discover Idaho’s most beautiful but lesser-traveled regions, starting with Teton Valley, Idaho.

​Downtown Driggs Association is celebrating the spirit of the harvest this fall. Original Scarecrows created by Driggs businesses and non-profits are on display from throughout October. Walk around town to find your favorite scarecrow in all five categories.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Teton Valley will host two remarkable classical performances on September 15 and 16. Celebrated violin virtuoso Elizabeth Pitcairn performs in partnership with the legendary 1720 Red Mendelssohn Stradivarius which is said to have inspired the 1990 Academy-award winning film "the Red Violin".   

Backers fund effort with 90-hole golf game. Skijoring, the uniquely western winter event that combines horseback riding and skiing into a wildly crowd-friendly spectacle, is coming back to Teton Valley after a seven-year hiatus.

After hunkering down and making big investments behind the scenes through the pandemic, the Teton Regional Economic Coalition is now putting some polish on its most public asset, the Teton Geo Center in the heart of Driggs.