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The Great Snow Fest - What A GREAT Week!!!
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After five days of sculpting snow the exhilarated and exhausted teams had a beautiful weekend to present their works of snow art to the public. The turnout was exceptional, by noon over 400 people had voted for their favorite sculpture for the "People's Choice Award." When the voting was over there were over 1200 votes cast. Kids and adults were delighted with the variety and quality of the sculptures. There were screams of glee when children discovered they could enter the snow sculpture room through a secret passage. Many photos were taken with Snow Slim on the sculpted chairlift, and Snow Gumby serenaded the crowd playing his African Drum at "SnowScapes, The Art of Sculpting Snow."
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1st Place "Year of the Dragon" by The FireBreathers
2nd Place "Tongue Tied" by Team Pain
3rd Place and People's Choice "Teton Growlers" by Kevin Coughlan

A message from event organizer - Mary Mullaney
This event was supported in part from an Idaho Commission on the Arts Quickfunds grant to the City of Driggs in partnership with the Teton Arts Council.
I would like to thank you all personally and encourage our Legislators to continue to increase funding to the Arts in the State of Idaho.

Thanks to all who participated!

3 Bears to the Party!

SnowBall fun follows the SnowScapes Awards!
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becky got us in!...

yeah OK, be cool, there's going to be kids and girls here!!!

I'm really way too tired to stay and I have to be at work tomorrow.........

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Tiaras were the fashion statement at the SnowBall festivities at the Driggs City Center which culminated the Teton Valley Great Snow Fest Week.. It was a delight to see ladies in ballgowns out on the dance floor, and a few fellas dusted off the sport coats or in some cases leisure suits - Everyone was stylin'! The music got the crowd out on the floor with the Jazz and Swings sounds of The Jackson Six. There was a recently built full-on stage for the musicians to stomp around on and swing they did! Later in the evening, Eric Burba kept the late night crowd hootin' and hollerin' with his DJ skills.

There's already talk about what to wear to SnowBall next year!

Teton Arts Council and the Downtown Driggs Community Association would like to thank all those who helped make the event a success, our sponsors, our volunteers and everyone who came out to enjoy the night!

2012 Teton Arts Council Membership Drive

Thanks to our members who recently renewed their membership, we have already participated in some great events!!!  
If you haven't yet - Please consider joining or renewing your membership with the Teton Arts Council to help us provide the community with over 40 art classes a year,  provide ART-Reach programs in the public elementary schools, help showcase the works of local artists in local galleries and bring great cultural events to the community....oh yeah!
Please join TAC or renew your membership.

New Art Center

The Teton Arts Council is developing a plan for land improvement around the existing Arts Center on Rodeo Drive, Driggs. The land is currently unimproved area but could be so much more. The view of the Grand Teton is tremendous! Our goal for the land improvement will include an outdoor art park with space to hold gatherings, outdoor workshops, and small events. We would love to hear from our Members! Look for invitations to come out this summer and tell us what you think.

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.

In 2007, we started the volunteer Resident Artists Program to plan, organize and execute the art programming. These volunteers are well-respected artists who give back to the Artist Community by ensuring that the arts classes and workshops continue to offer compelling and relevant education opportunities. If you are interested in volunteering as a Resident Artist, please contact the Board Chair by sending email to info@tetonartscouncil.com