Teton County Fair Schedule & Highlights
By Visit Jackson Hole 
Teton County, WY, Fair
At the Teton County Fair, the West still feels wild and the community still feels small. But the entertainment is larger than life!
Carnival rides, concerts, rodeo, and the iconic Figure 8 Races... it only happens at the Fair. From July 19 - July 27, 2025, in Jackson Hole, the entire community will show out, belt buckles blinging and live stock in tow, to honor our agricultural history, celebrate our Western culture, and remind the world that Teton County throws one hell of a hoe-down.
If you're visiting Jackson for the Fair, here's everything you need to know to celebrate with our community.
What the Fair Is All About
The Fair is more than a week of fun—it fosters community and honors Jackson Hole’s heritage. The Western lifestyle and agricultural heritage is embedded into the Fair’s mission and vision. So much so that this popular event values people over profit, intentionally choosing to keep ticket prices affordable and offer community-first experiences all week.
The Fair is where multigenerational families carry the flags into the rodeo arena and new community members enter their 50-year-old cookie receipe in hopes of a blue ribbon. It’s where a Banda Band and a Country Singer both take main stage. It’s where all our friends and neighbors meet in the grandstands of the Figure 8 Races.
And yes, we welcome visitors who want to get a sneak peak into the soul of Teton County! But, approach with curiosity. Come with wide eyes for a glimpse of one of the most authentically-Jackson events of the entire year.
Teton County Fair Tickets
Fair tickets for night events sell out fast! Do not purchase tickets from third-party sellers besids eTix; their authenticity cannot be guaranteed!
Passes for Fair rides and games can be purchased at the Teton County Fair Office, located at 305 W Snow King Ave., Jackson, WY, 83001.
2025 Teton County Fair Schedule
Saturday & Sunday, July 19-20, 2025
Horse Shows and Performance Rides take place all day Saturday and Sunday, inside the rodeo arena. At 5pm on Sunday, the Teton County Fair Fun Night goes off in the Heritage Arena, with a little something fun for all ages.
Monday & Tuesday, July 21-22, 2025
Team Sorting and Branding events showcase local riders’ skill, speed, and teamwork as they work cattle just like it’s done on the range. From fast-paced sorting challenges to traditional branding techniques (no actual branding of live animals during the event), this is a chance to witness the heritage of the West in action—no frills, just grit.
Wednesday, July 23, 2025
Fair food and rides: The real Fair action begins on Wednesday. Fair food vendors, from deep friend corndogs to snow cones and slushies, open at 12 pm. Fair rides run from 5 pm – midnight.
Exhibit Hall: Fair-goers can explore the Exhibit Hall, which features local talent like photography, sewing, and Lego creations from 4 pm -6 pm.
Beer Garden & Live Music: At 4 pm, the Big Top Tent opens their beer garden, and at 5 pm, live music from Inland Isle begins.
Charley Crockett Concert: On Wednesday night, outlaw country soul singer, Charley Crockett, will play for a sold out crowd! The biggest name to grace the Teton County Fair stage to-date, his signature blend of honky-tonk grit and bluesy charm brings stories of the road, heartache, and resilience to life.
Thursday, July 24, 2025
Fair food and rides: Fair food vendors, from deep friend corndogs to snow cones and slushies, open at 12 pm. Fair rides run from 5 pm – midnight.
Exhibit Hall: Fair-goers can explore the Exhibit Hall, which features local talent like photography, sewing, and Lego creations from 11 am -6 pm.
Beer Garden, Live Music & Entertainment: Entertainment starts at 12pm with Bingo, and rolls through the entire afternoon. Hit the Beer Garden at 4 pm and follow-up with live music from Tanner Usrey at 8 pm.
Banda Band: Back by popular demand, the Banda Band will take main stage this year, mixing brass and percussion in a lively concert that will keep on dancing late into the night. Tickets still available!
Friday, July 25, 2025
Fair food and rides: Fair food vendors, from deep friend corndogs to snow cones and slushies, open at 12 pm. Fair rides run from 5 pm – midnight.
Exhibit Hall: Fair-goers can explore the Exhibit Hall, which features local talent like photography, sewing, and Lego creations from 8 am -5 pm.
Beer Garden, Live Music & Entertainment: Lion’s Club hosts breakfast from 7 – 11 am, then family shows run through the afternoon starting at 1 pm. Locally-based live music starts at 6:30 with Strumbucket, follwed by Runaway Grooms at 9 pm.
4H Sale: Support the next generation of ranchers, farmers, and community leaders at the 4-H Livestock Sale. These hardworking local youth have spent months raising and caring for their animals, and this auction is the grand finale of their efforts. Whether you’re bidding or just cheering from the stands, the sale is a proud Jackson Hole tradition—and a meaningful way to invest in our community’s future.
Saturday, July 26, 2025
Fair food and rides: Fair food vendors, from deep friend corndogs to snow cones and slushies, open at 12 pm. Fair rides run from 2 pm – midnight.
Exhibit Hall: Fair-goers can explore the Exhibit Hall, which features local talent like photography, sewing, and Lego creations from 8 am – 5 pm.
Beer Garden, Live Music & Entertainment: Lion’s Club hosts breakfast from 7 – 11 am, then the highly-competitive Teton County Cornhole Tournament kicks off at 2 pm. DGS plays a live set at 5 pm, and a late-night party with DJ Something Else rocks until midnight.
Rodeo: The Teton County Fair Rodeo brings big-time action and small-town pride to the arena. Watch local and regional cowboys and cowgirls compete in barrel racing, bull riding, bronc busting, and more. With roaring crowds and dirt-flying drama, the rodeo is a cultivation of all the Teton County Fair represents. Tickets still available!
Sunday, July 27, 2025
Fair food and rides: Fair food vendors, from deep friend corndogs to snow cones and slushies, open at 12 pm. Fair rides run from 2 pm – midnight.
Exhibit Hall: Fair-goers can explore the Exhibit Hall, which features local talent like photography, sewing, and Lego creations from 8 am – 5 pm.
Beer Garden, Live Music & Entertainment: Lion’s Club hosts breakfast from 7 – 11 am. Then it’s an afternoon of everything you’d expect from a small town fair: pie eating contest, weiner and corgi dog races, and the Diaper Derby sponsored by St. John’s Birth Center.
Figure 8 Races: End fair week with the wildest event on wheels—the Figure 8 Races. It’s metal-crunching, mud-slinging, edge-of-your-seat action as local drivers navigate tight turns, close calls, and full-throttle chaos in this crowd-favorite demolition-style race. Locals wait all year for this event, and they’ll tell you there’s no better way to close out the Teton County Fair.
