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Jackson (WY), Wyoming
Nonprofit arts campus two blocks from Jackson Hole's Town Square
The Center for the Arts is a 78,000-square-foot nonprofit campus two blocks south of Jackson Hole’s Town Square. Opened in 2007, it houses a 525-seat theater, galleries, and dance studios, serving as the shared home for 20 resident arts organizations. Programming ranges from live theater and concerts to film screenings and rotating gallery exhibitions. While not an explicitly LGBTQ+ venue, the center is a queer-friendly cultural anchor in the mountain town, hosting diverse performances that draw the local queer community and visitors alike. Note: The correct address is 240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001.
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