Musketeer Gripweed plays The Trap Bar on December 31. Catch Sneaky Pete & the Secret Weapons (Dec. 31, $5), Greater Yellowstone Regional Mustache and Beard Championships featuring Mountain Standard Time (Feb. 8, $10), New Orleans funk band Galactic (March 11), and Leftover Salmon (March 14). KnottyPineSupperClub.com.
Intimate Acoustic Venues If in the mood for a quiet, serene setting in Grand Teton National Park, Dornan’s in Moose is the ticket. Featuring acoustic music in an 85-seat room, acts include Chuck Pyle (Jan. 78, $15), Hank Cramer (Feb. 14, $15), and the weekly Jackson Hole Hootenanny folk open stage (Mondays, free). Dornans.com. Well established as a local jazz hotspot, The Granary at Spring Creek Resort features Jazz Night on Friday nights with Pam Drews Phillips Trio as well as Saturdays (and occasional
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Thursdays) with Phillips as a soloist. All music is 7 to 10 p.m. and free. The Rose, a posh bar with early1900s décor and a deliberate contemporary stamp, is housed in the same space at the Pink Garter Theatre and hosts live jazz combos on Wednesdays (9 p.m.), a Salsa Dance Night on Thursdays (9 p.m.), and local DJ VertOne on Saturdays (10 p.m.). These nights at The Rose are free of charge.
Resort Venue The Trap Bar at Grand Targhee Resort primarily offers après-ski music three or four days a week, though occasional night shows liven up this Alta, Wyoming slope-side bar. Featured shows include Fox Street Allstars (Dec. 27-28), Musketeer Gripweed (Dec. 31), West Water Outlaws (Jan. 25-26), and This Must Be The Band: A Talking Heads Tribute (March 16). GrandTarghee.com.