Looking for things to do in Jackson Hole Memorial Day weekend? Old West Days is one of the best ways to kick off summer in the Tetons, bringing together Western heritage, live music, rodeo, local history, community events, and family-friendly celebrations in the heart of Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
This beloved annual festival celebrates the spirit of the Old West with events happening throughout Memorial Day weekend. Start with the Old West Film Fest, a community-driven celebration of classic Western cinema, or stop by the Old West Days Chamber Mixer at the Jackson Hole History Museum on Thursday, May 21, from 5–7 p.m. Guests can enjoy interactive history exhibits, Jackson Hole history bingo, a polaroid photo booth, live music, small bites, local beverages, and free museum admission.
For an authentic Wyoming experience, don’t miss the Jackson Hole Rodeo on May 22nd and 23rd. From bull riding and barrel racing to bronc busting, and roping, the rodeo is one of Jackson Hole’s most iconic summer traditions.
On Saturday, May 23rd, the Best of the West Parade begins at 10 a.m., traveling along Glenwood Street and Broadway Avenue toward Town Square with horses, vintage vehicles, floats, and Western flair. Later that day, the Old West Brewfest runs from 12–4 p.m. at the Teton County Fairgrounds Community Building, featuring regional breweries, ciders, live entertainment, and the Golden Boot Award.
On Sunday, May 24, the Million Dollar Music Fest returns to Jackson Town Square with a free, all-ages, rain-or-shine country concert featuring Hudson Westbrook, Avery Anna, and Neal McCoy. Gates open at 4 p.m.
The weekend concludes with the Memorial Day Ceremony on Town Square, honoring veterans with a rifle salute and cemetery honor guards. From rodeo nights to live music under the Wyoming sky, Old West Days makes Memorial Day weekend in Jackson Hole unforgettable.
