Jackson Hole Town Square Shootout

May 31st through Labor Day

Experience the thrill of the Wild West at the Jackson Hole Town Square Shootout - a captivating tradition that has been entertaining visitors since 1957.  As the longest-running shootout in the country, this event brings the frontier spirit to life right in the heart of Jackson Hole.

Event Details:

• When: 6:00 PM, Monday through Saturday, from May 31st to Labor Day.

• Where: Northeast corner of Jackson's Town Square (Corner of Deloney Ave. and Center St.)

• Cost: Absolutely free! No reservations required. Donations welcomed.

What to Expect:

Arrive by 5:30 pm to secure a good viewing spot and immerse yourself in the pre-show atmosphere.  As the clock strikes six, watch as cowboys, outlaws, and saloon girls - portrayed by talented actors from the Jackson Hole Playhouse - take you on a 20-minute journey filled with gunfights, signing, and dancing.  It's a family-friendly spectacle that offers a genuine taste of the Old West.

Check out the Shoot Out Cam at 6 pm MT: 

Make it a night to remember:

After the shootout, extend your evening by exploring the charming shops, art galleries, and eateries surrounding the Town Square.  For an immersive experience, consider attending a Western-themed musical at the Jackson Hole Playhouse, where many of the shootout performers showcase their talents.

Don't miss this unique opportunity to relive the legends of the Wild West. The Jackson Hole Town Square Shootout is more than just a show - it's a journey back in time that will leave you with lasting memories.

Note: The shootout does not take place on Sundays.  Spectators are advised to gather on the northeast corner of the Town Square for the best viewing experience.
 

Learn More about the Town Square Shootout

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