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BY AARON DAVIS

Just as the snow flies and layers ourmountains, area venues are stackingentertainment for what has developedinto a lively music scene of theaters,wine shops, acoustic listening rooms,clubs and bars.

The 525-seat, state-of-the-art CenterTheater in the Center for the Arts islocated two blocks south of the TownSquare. The winter season kicks off witha rare concert from local folk singer-songwriter Beth McIntosh (Dec. 22, $8-$12), followed by folk-blues artist RuthieFoster and her trio (Jan. 10, $26-$36),atmospheric rock quartet Civil Twilight(Jan. 17, $26-$36), The Harlem GospelChoir (Jan. 19, $46), and the JacksonHole Showcase (Feb. 15). $1 of each

ticket sale will get donated to a featured“Center Resident.”

The historic Pink Garter Theatre wasrevived less than a year ago. The red vel-vet-lined room features seating in theback and standing room towards thestage. A peak into the winter season fea-tures local CD Release with rockersMandatory Air (Dec. 14, $10), JerryJoseph (Dec. 18), legendary blues bandHot Tuna (Feb. 15, $35-$40), and Cajunslamgrass purveyors Leftover Salmon(March 3).

If an intimate, acoustic venue is yourstyle, don’t miss a chance to catch ashow at Dornan’s in Moose. Acts includeWestern folk artist Chuck Pyle (Jan 8-9,$15), and Ben Winship with TomMarshall and Thomas Sneed (Jan. 15,$15).

Acoustic to velvet-linedArea venues offer lively music scene.


Civil Twilight performs atmospheric rock at the Center for the Arts January 17.

As for the Silver Dollar Bar in the WortHotel, Bluegrass Tuesdays with One TonPig is popular with the locals, while someof the Friday/Saturday shows welcomeDixieland band Jackson Six (Dec 21-22),country-blues band Boondocks (Feb. 8-9), as well as New Year’s Eve with ScreenDoor Porch.

After a big day of powder thrashing,the après-ski culture in the Tetons isunmatched, with shows typically in the 3to 7 p.m. time frame, and even in themorning. Keep an eye out for the infa-mous Tram Jam band playing ski bummusic in all weather conditions, 11 a.m.to 2 p.m., every Saturday at the base ofBridger Gondola at Jackson HoleMountain Resort (JHMR). Also in TetonVillage, look to Four Seasons Resort

(Thu.-Sun.), the Alpenhof Lodge (week-ends), and the Mangy Moose Saloon –which hosts outlaw country band GhostRider every Sunday and roots-rock quar-tet Screen Door Porch on Wednesdays.Mandatory Air will play New Year’s Eveatop the Gondola at Couloir Restaurant($50).

The Trap Bar at Grand Targhee Resortmonopolizes a killer après ski vibe onthe west slope. The calendar showsMoonshine Mary’s White LightningInvitational Open Mic every Tuesday,Ben Winship and friends (Dec. 15, Jan.24, March 14), and rock band TheHooligans (Jan. 3-5), among others.

Be sure to check JH Weekly’s compre-hensive music calendar for up-to-dateinformation. NLG


Ben Winship and Tram Jam play consistently around Jackson. Harlem GospelChoir will perform Saturday, Jan. 19. Catch James McMurtry Dec. 29.

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THE GRANARYSpring Creek Resort1800 Spirit DanceJackson307-733-8833

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By Andy LaBonte

For many, after the sun sets over themountains it is time to take in a movie, goout to dinner, or hit the bars for some cock-tails. But it turns out Jackson is a town sit-ting right at the base of a great mountainthat provides activities to keep the sportsaction going well into the night. From nightskiing to hockey games, Snow King is theplace to be for those that aren’t ready tokick back and sit by the fire.Night Skiing

If you are here to ski, why stop when the sun goes down? Wyoming’s first skiresort – Snow King Ski Area – was founded in 1939, and although not the largestski area in the West, boasts some of the steepest terrain per acre in North America.The “town hill,” as locals call it, keeps its lights on into the evening for skiers andsnowboarders looking to cruise the wide open groomers, slither through the tighttrees, or show off tricks on the jumps and rails in the terrain park. Of course the liftsrun all day, but starting at 4 p.m. you can ski until they kick you off the mountain forjust $25.

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TubingNot into skiing or you have just plain had enough?

No problem, tubing on the town hill is a relaxing andeasy way to slide down the mountain and enjoy crispmountain air. The more people you go with, the merrier.The friendly staff at the tube park hooks you up to thetowrope that will pull you up to the top of the track.After helping you unload at the top, they have creativeways to get groups hooked up together. The last ques-tion before they shove you off is: Would you like a spin?And away you go. Take as many laps as you like, thetube park charges by the hour.

Tube Park Hours: Tuesday to Friday, 2:30 – 6:30 p.m.Saturday and Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.Jackson Hole Moose Hockey

At the base of Snow King the Jackson Hole Moose hosthockey teams from all over the West for heavy hitting, fullcontact Senior A division games. The games are in theSnow King Sports & Events Center and are the perfectchance to take in a winter sport without having to with-stand sub-zero temperatures. Moose hockey is not only achange to see high-paced action, no holds barred fightsand great local music, but also a social event to minglewith friends while enjoying food and adult beverages.Check out the events calendar for the full list of Moosehome games. NLG


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SWEETWATER RESTAURANT85 King, Jackson 307-733-3553

TRIO45 S. Glenwood, Jackson307-734-8038

VIRGINIAN RESTAURANT740 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-4330

WILD GRASS(inside Wyoming Inn)930 W. Broadway800-844-0035

WILD SAGE RESTAURANTRusty Parrot Lodge175 N. Jackson307-733-2000rustyparrot.com

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BY ABBIE MILLER

Just because it’s cold doesn’t mean wehave to abandon our style sensibilities.After a long day of trudging in the snow ittakes fortitude to go the extra mile for asassy look, but it doesn’t have to be asarduous as you think. How does one feeland look sexy when it’s twenty below?The answer is to have some key staplesin your wardrobe that are as warm andeasy as putting on that Patagonia orfavorite beanie. And a set of deep red lipsnever hurt to amp your day to night style.

This season I have spotted Jacksonwomen wearing the reinvented sweater

tunic. This new style of dress offers a chiccounterbalance to the clunky and all tooandrogynous cable knit sweater. Look forflat wool and soft knit options that aren’ttoo bulky and cleverly show off one ofyour favorite assets. For instance, atQueenie and Co. I found a black woolembellished sweater dress that had aplunging v-back to draw the eye. Or go fora knit mini skirt with a sleek top and layerwith boots and chunky jewelry.

I spotted local graphic designer JennyFrancis sporting a similar attitude, rock-ing an off-the-shoulder, chestnut-coloredknit dress. Reminiscent of a 1950sMarilyn Monroe silhouette, Francis’ look

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was ultra feminine and sexy without thefuss and crisp of its predecessors’make. She chose menswear-inspired, tan lace-up boots, pairedwith scrunched, over the knee-socks, but this form fitting skinwarmer could easily be dressedup from day to night with somechandelier earrings and a pairof heels.

Layering remains our key tostyle survival in winter wonder-land both in the protection andtexture it adds to our outfits. Ihave noticed a multitude oflocal women wearing slouchycloche-style hats and flowy femi-nine dresses with long grandpa-cardigans over the top. Oftenthe cardigan is just longer thanthe dress coyly hinting at, “Istole this from my boyfriend’scloset, and it looks better onme.” The over-all effect is adeconstructed boudoir, verysexy a’ la Jean Seberg from“Breathless.”

Finally it’s all about theaccessories, and no yourbeanie shouldn’t count.Think about getting a newhair color or cut that addsgeometry and bold defini-tion to your look, asopposed to settling for24/7 hat head. If you’rejust too cold, this year Ihave seen a variety ofinteresting indoor/out-door fashion hats thatare retro, classy and dif-ferent than the standardski hat. The beret is an option butone of my new favorites is a geometric knitturban by Electronic Sheep, it’s “GreyGardens” meets Resi Stiegler and ultra coolfor day or night. NLG

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DECEMBER Weekly Events in December

SUNDAYSStage Coach Band, 6 to 10p.m. at the Stagecoach Bar inWilson. Old-time country, folk,Western. Free. 733-4407.

MONDAYSJackson Hole Hootenanny, 6p.m. at Dornan’s in Moose.Musicians are invited to per-form a two-song set ofacoustic music. Sign-up inadvance. 733-2415. Free.

TUESDAYSOne Ton Pig, 7:30 to 11 p.m.at the Silver Dollar Bar.Bluegrass, folk-rock. Free.733-2190.

WEDNESDAYSKaraoke, 9 p.m. at theVirginian Saloon. Free. 739-9891.

FRIDAYSJazz Night: Pam DrewsPhillips Trio, 7 to 10 p.m. inThe Granary at Spring CreekRanch atop East Gros VentreButte. Jazz, pop. Free. 733-8833.

SATURDAYSTram Jam, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.at the base of BridgerGondola at Jackson HoleMountain Resort. Ski bummusic, reggae, rock. Free.JacksonHole.com.Pianist Pam Drews Phillips, 7to 10 p.m. in The Granary atSpring Creek Ranch atop EastGros Ventre Butte. Jazz, pop.733-8833.

DECEMBER 15 - 24COMMUNITYSanta on the Square, 5 to 7p.m. on the Town Square. JollyOld St. Nick will be visiting theStage Stop Building. Free.733-3316; jacksonholecham-ber.com.

DECEMBER 15MUSICMidnight Cowboys, 9 p.m. atthe Million Dollar Cowboy Bar.Country, rock. Cover TBD. 733-2207.Ben Winship, Tom Marshall,Thomas Sneed, 3 p.m. in theTrap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Bluegrass, folk. Free.GrandTarghee.com.Bootleg Flyer, 7:30 to 11p.m. at the Silver Dollar Bar.Country-rock, folk. Free. 733-2190.SPORTS & RECREATION

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Screen Door Porch, a local Americana, folk-blues band. Rising artist John Fullbright.

JH Moose Hockey, 7:00 p.m.at the Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the BozemanStingers. Live music byWhiskey Morning. $9 adults,$5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.THEATERThe Met: Live in HD - Aida, 4p.m. at the Walk Festival Hall.The Met’s unforgettable pro-duction of Verdi’s ancientEgyptian drama starsLiudmyla Monastyrska as theenslaved Ethiopian princesscaught in a love triangle withthe heroic Radamès, playedby Roberto Alagna, and theproud Egyptian princessAmneris, sung by OlgaBorodina. $18 Adult, $5Student. 733-1128; gtmf.org.DANCEIf The Shoe Fits, 1 p.m. atthe Center for the Arts Theater.Discover an original Cinderellastory, whimsically brought tolife through the art of dance.$20 adults, $10 students.733-6398; dwjh.org.

DECEMBER 17MUSICThe Miller Sisters, 5 to 7p.m. at Headwaters Grille,Teton Springs Resort, Victor,Idaho. Christmas carols, folk,country. Free. 208-787-3600.

DECEMBER 18MUSICJerry Joseph, 10 p.m. at thePink Garter Theatre. Rock.Tickets TBA. 733-1500,PinkGarterTheatre.com.

DECEMBER 19MUSICScreen Door Porch, 4 to 6p.m. at the Mangy MooseSaloon. Roots-rock,Americana, folk-blues. Free.MangyMoose.com.

DECEMBER 20MUSIC

Holiday Hoot, 7:30 to 11p.m. at the Silver Dollar Bar.Open mic hosted by JustinSmith. Free. 733-2190.ARTArt Gallery Walk, 5 to 7 p.m.at various gallaries in Jackson.Enjoy Jackson Hole’s worldclass art galleries as you strollthrough town before or afterdinner. Free. jacksonholegal-leries.com.

DECEMBER 21MUSICMurphy’s Law, 9 p.m. at theMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar.Country, rock. Cover TBD. 733-2207.

DECEMBER 22MUSICMurphy’s Law, 9 p.m. at theMillion Dollar Cowboy Bar.Country, rock. Cover TBD. 733-2207.Beth McIntosh & Friends,7:30 p.m. at the CenterTheater. Folk. $8/students,$12/adults. 733-4900.JHCenterForTheArts.org,

DECEMBER 23MUSICGhost Rider, 4 p.m. at theMangy Moose Saloon. Outlawcountry. Free.

DECEMBER 25MUSICOne Ton Pig, 7:30 p.m. to 11p.m. at the Silver Dollar Bar.Outlaw bluegrass. 733-2190.Free.

DECEMBER 26MUSICScreen Door Porch, 4 to 6p.m. at the Mangy MooseSaloon. Roots-rock,Americana, folk-blues. Free.MangyMoose.com.

DECEMBER 30MUSICGhost Rider, 4 p.m. at the

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HONG KONG BUFFET826 W. BroadwayJackson307-734-8988

NIKAI SUSHI225 N. Cache, Jackson307-734-6490

OCEAN CITY CHINA BISTRO340 W. BroadwaYJackson

307-734-9768

SHOGUN SUSHI265 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-9168

THAI ME UP75 E. Pearl, Jackson307-733-0005

THAI PLATE135 N. Cache, Jackson307-734-2654

MEXICAN CUISINE

EL ABUELITO385 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-1207

MERRY PIGLETS160 N. Cache, Jackson307-733-2966The oldest and busiestMexican restaurant in town,going on our 43rd year.Voted best salsa in JHWeekly’s Best of 2012Reader’s Poll. Serving allyour favorite Tex Mex dishesincluding fajitas, enchiladas,fish tacos, fire roasted chick-en, kids menu, plus tenhomemade salsas andsauces. Full bar servingmore than 40 Tequilas.

PICA’S MEXICAN TAQUERIA1160 Alpine Lane, Jackson307-734-4457


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Mangy Moose Saloon. Outlawcountry. Free.MangyMoose.com.

DECEMBER 31MUSICMandatory Air, 9:30 to 10:30p.m. at Couloir Restaurantatop the Gondola at JacksonHole Mountain Resort. Rock.Party Lounge opens at 7 p.m.$50. JacksonHole.com.COMMUNITYTorchlight Parade andFireworks at Snow King, 6:15to 7:15 p.m. on Snow KingMountain. Snow King Resortwill celebrate New Year’s Evewith their annual torchlightparade and fireworks. Free.733-5200; snowking.com.Torchlight Parade andFireworks at JHMR, 6 p.m.Torchlight parade on Apres-Vous at JHMR followed by arenowned fireworks display toring in the New Year. Free.733-2292; jacksonhole.com.

JANUARY Weekly Events in January:

SUNDAYSStage Coach Band, 6 to 10p.m. at the Stagecoach Bar inWilson. Old-time country, folk,Western. Free. 733-4407.Ghost Rider, 4 p.m. at theMangy Moose Saloon. Outlawcountry. Free.MangyMoose.com.

MONDAYSJackson Hole Hootenanny, 6p.m. at Dornan’s in Moose.Visiting and local musiciansare invited to perform a two-song set of acoustic music.Sign-up in advance. 733-2415. Free.

TUESDAYSOne Ton Pig, 7:30 to 11 p.m.at the Silver Dollar Bar.Bluegrass, folk-rock. Free.733-2190. Open Mic, 3 to 6 p.m. in the

Trap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Moonshine Mary’sWhite Lightning Invitationalevery Tuesday. Free.GrandTarghee.com.

WEDNESDAYSKaraoke, 9 p.m. at theVirginian Saloon. Free. 739-9891.Screen Door Porch, 4 to 6p.m. at the Mangy MooseSaloon. Roots-rock,Americana, folk-blues. Free.MangyMoose.com.

FRIDAYSJazz Night: Pam DrewsPhillips Trio, 7 to 10 p.m. inThe Granary at Spring CreekRanch. Jazz, pop. Free. 733-8833.


JANUARY 3MUSICThe Hooligans, 3 to 6 p.m. inthe Trap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Rock.GrandTarghee.com. Free.

JANUARY 4MUSICThe Hooligans, 3 to 6 p.m. inthe Trap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Rock.GrandTarghee.com. Free.SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the Sun Valley Suns.Live music by Lazy Eyes. $9adults, $5 kids.moose.pucksystems2.com.

JANUARY 5MUSICThe Hooligans, 3 to 6 p.m. inthe Trap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Rock.GrandTarghee.com. Free.THEATERThe Met: Live in HD - LesTroyens, 4 p.m. at the WalkFestival Hall. The Met offers arare opportunity to witnessBerlioz’s vast epic, last per-


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DOMINO’S PIZZA520 S. Hwy 89, JacksonKmart Plaza307-733-0330

DORNAN’S PIZZA & PASTAMoose, Wyoming307-733-2415www.dornans.com

GIOVANNI’S690 S. Hwy 89, Jackson307-734-1970

MOUNTAIN HIGH PIZZA PIE120 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-3646

NANI’S CUCINA ITALIANA242 N. Glenwood, Jackson307-733-3888

PINKY G’S PIZZERIA50 W. Broadway, Jackson734-PINK

PIZZERIA CALDERA20 W. BroadwayJackson307-201-1472Pizzeria Caldera is a stone-hearth oven pizzeria, servingNapolitana-style pizzas withfresh ingredients in traditionaland creative combinations.Lunch specials and Happy Hour.Open daily 11 a.m. - 9:30 p.m.

PIZZA HUT180 Powderhorn, Jackson307-733-8550

BARS & LOUNGES

43 NORTH645 S. Cache, Jackson 307-733-0043

AMANGANI LOUNGE1535 N.E. Butte, Jackson307-734-7333


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formed at the Met in 2003.Deborah Voigt, SusanGraham, Marcello Giordani,and Dwayne Croft lead thestarry cast, portraying charac-ters from the Trojan War. $18Adult, $5 Student. 733-1128;gtmf.org.SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the Sun Valley Suns.Live music by Lazy Eyes. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

JANUARY 8 & 9MUSICChuck Pyle, 8 p.m. atDornan’s in Moose. Western,folk. $15. 733-2415.

JANUARY 10MUSICRuthie Foster, 7 p.m. at theCenter Theater. Blues, folk.$26/balcony, $36/floor. 733-4900; JHCenterForTheArts.org. ARTMix’d Media: Wild Life, 6 to9 p.m. at the NationalMuseum of Wildlife Art. Joinus for Jackson’s only eveningevent full of art, music, greatfood and drink. 733-5771;wildlifeart.org.

JANUARY 11SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &

Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the Fort Collins DASHockey. Live music by WhiskeyMorning. $9 adults, $5 kids.201-1633; moose.pucksys-tems2.com.

JANUARY 12SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the Fort Collins DASHockey. Live music by WhiskeyMorning. $9 adults, $5 kids.201-1633; moose.pucksys-tems2.com.MUSICBen Winship, Tom Marshall,Thomas Sneed, 8 p.m. atDornan’s in Moose.Bluegrass, folk. $15 at ValleyBookstore and Dornan’s.733-2415.

JANUARY 17MUSICCivil Twilight, 7 p.m. at theCenter Theater. Atmosphericrock. $26/balcony, $36/floor.733-4900;JHCenterForTheArts.orgARTArt Gallery Walk, 5 to 7 p.m.at various gallaries inJackson. Enjoy Jackson Hole’sworld class art galleries asyou stroll through town beforeor after dinner. Free. jackson-holegalleries.com.


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ENOTECA SICULAThe wine bar at Nani’s242 N. GlenwoodJackson 307-733-3888

THE GARAGE72 S. Glenwood, Jackson307-733-8575

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MERRY PIGLETSMEXICAN GRILL160 N. Cache, Jackson 307-733-2966

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RENDEZVOUS BISTRO380 S. BroadwayJackson

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THE ROSE50 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-1500TheRoseJH.com

SIDEWINDERS SPORTSGRILL & TAVERN945 W. BroadwayJackson307-734-5766Where can you get greatfood and drinks, pluswatch any game on one ofour 40 plasma tv’s whilethe kids play the newestgames in our arcade?Sidewinders. Diningoptions include pastas,New York style pizza, rotis-serie chicken, burgers,barbeque port, brisket,prime rib and salads.

SILVER DOLLARBAR & GRILL50 N. Glenwood, Jacksonat The Wort Hotel307-732-3939

SNAKE RIVER BREWERYAND RESTAURANT265 S. Millward, Jackson 307-739-BEER snakeriverbrewing.com

SNAKE RIVER GRILL84 E. Broadway, Jackson 307-733-0557 snakerivergrill.com

THAI ME UP75 E. Pearl, Jackson 307-733-0005

TRIO45 S. Glenwood, Jackson307-734-8038

VIRGINIAN SALOON750 W. BroadwayJackson 307-739-9891Step through the swingingdoors into The Virginian

Saloon, where you'll be sur-rounded by Western flavor.A Jackson Hole favorite,the saloon features fullbutting ram mounts and ispacked with artifactsreflecting the regional cul-ture. For your enjoymentyou'll find big screen TVsand pool tables. Live musicand dance floor.

TOWN SQUARE TAVERN20 E. BroadwayJackson 307-733-3886

DELICATESSENS

BACKCOUNTRYPROVISIONS85 W. Deloney, Jackson 307-734-9430

CREEKSIDEMARKET & DELI545 N. Cache, Jackson307-733-7926

JACKSON WHOLE GROCER975 W. BroadwayJackson 307-733-0450

NEW YORK CITYSUB SHOP20 N. Jackson, Jackson 307-733-4414

PEARL STREET BAGELS145 W. Pearl, Jackson 307-739-2585

PHILLY’S PHINEST25 N. Cache, Jackson307-734-8242

QUIZNO’S1325 S. Hwy. 89, Jackson 307-733-0201

SHADE’S CAFE82 S. King, Jackson 307-733-2015

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JANUARY 18SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the New York St.Nick’s. Live music TBA. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

JANUARY 19MUSICThe Harlem Gospel Choir, 7p.m. at the CenterTheater.$46. 733-4900;JHCenterForTheArts.org.THEATERThe Met: Live in HD - MariaStuarda, 4 p.m. at the WalkFestival Hall. Mezzo-sopranoJoyce DiDonato, one of theworld’s most exciting singers,takes on the virtuosic belcanto role of the doomedMary, Queen of Scots. $18Adult, $5 Student. 733-1128;gtmf.org.SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the New York St.Nick’s. Live music TBA. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

JANUARY 24MUSICBen Winship & ThomasSneed, 3 p.m. in the Trap Barat Grand Targhee Resort. Folk,bluegrass. GrandTarghee.com.

JANUARY 25ARTThe Jackson Salon Show,5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the ArtAssociation Gallery. Kicking offthe Art Association’s 50thAnniversary year with anannual member show and cel-ebration. Show runs throughFebruary 25. Free. 733-6379;artassociation.org.SPORTS & RECREATIONStage Stop Sled Dog Race,6:30 p.m. on the Town

Square. With an exciting TownSquare start, fireworks and afree-to-the-public musherparty in Jackson, theInternational Pedigree StageStop Sled Dog Race kicks offits 2013 season. Free. 734-1163; wyomingstagestop.org.

JANUARY 25 - 27ARTTriangle X Winter ArtWeekend, at Triangle X Ranchin GTNP. a special art weekendas a kickoff event andfundraiser for the JH ArtAssociation’s 50th Anniversaryyear. Call for pricing anddetails. 733-6379;[email protected].

FEBRUARY Weekly Events in February:

SUNDAYSStage Coach Band, 6 to 10p.m. at the Stagecoach Bar inWilson. Old-time country, folk,Western. Free. 733-4407.Ghost Rider, 4 p.m. at theMangy Moose Saloon. Outlawcountry. Free.MangyMoose.com.

MONDAYSJackson Hole Hootenanny, 6p.m. at Dornan’s in Moose.Visiting and local musiciansare invited to perform a two-song set of acoustic music.Sign-up in advance. 733-2415. Free.

TUESDAYSOne Ton Pig, 7:30 to 11 p.m.at the Silver Dollar Bar.Bluegrass, folk-rock. Free.733-2190. Open Mic, 3 to 6 p.m. in theTrap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Moonshine Mary’sWhite Lightning Invitationalevery Tuesday. Free.GrandTarghee.com.WEDNESDAYSKaraoke, 9 p.m. at theVirginian Saloon. Free. 739-

9891.Screen Door Porch, 4 to 6p.m. at the Mangy MooseSaloon. Roots-rock,Americana, folk-blues. Free.MangyMoose.com.



FEBRUARY 1 & 2SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the Chicago Chargers.Live music by Kole Moulton &Lonely Road.$9 adults, $5kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

FEBRUARY 8 & 9MUSIC •Boondocks, 7:30 to 11:00p.m. at the Silver Dollar Bar.Rock, alt-country, blues. Free.733-2190.

FEBRUARY 15MUSICJackson Hole Showcase,7:30 p.m. at the CenterTheater. Featuring local musi-cians, thespians, dancers andmore. Tickets TBA. 733-4900.JHCenterForTheArts.org.Hot Tuna, 8 p.m. at the PinkGarter Theatre. Blues.





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SPECIALTY GROCER

JACKSON WHOLE GROCER974 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-0450jacksonwholegrocer.com

PEARL ST. MEAT & FISH260 W. Pearl St.Jackson 307-733-1300

VOM FASS60 E. BroadwayJackson307-734-1535

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MCDONALDS1110 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-7444Great quality and servicecome together at JacksonHole’s convenient andaffordable late-night restau-rant. Open and serving yourfavorites daily until mid-night, and 1 a.m. Friday andSaturday nights. Satisfy yourlate cravings at Mickey D’s!

BEER, WINE & LIQUOR

BUD’S EASTSIDE LIQUOR582 E. BroadwayJackson 307-733-1181

JACKSON WHOLE GROCER 974 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-0450jacksonwholegrocer.com

THE LIQUOR STORE/THE WINE LOFT 115 Buffalo Way, Jackson307-733-4466

PLAZA LIQUORS 832 W. Broadway

Jackson307-733-8888

SIDEWINDER’S WINE,SPIRITS AND ALE 945 W. BroadwayJackson307-734-5766

TETON LIQUORS520 S. Hwy 89, Jackson307-739-1122

VIRGINIANLIQUOR STORE750 W. BroadwayJackson307-733-2792

COFFEE/CAFE

THE BUNNERY130 N. Cache, Jackson(307) 734-0075

SEATTLE’S BEST COFFEEInside Smith’s1425 S. Hwy 89Jackson 307-733-8908

CAFÉ BOHEME1110 Maple WayJackson307-733-(JAVA) 5282

STARBUCK’SInside Albertson’s105 Buffalo Way, Jackson 307-733-5950

PEARL STREET BAGELS145 W. Pearl, Jackson307-739-2585

JACKSON HOLE ROASTERS165 E. BroadwayJackson307-200-6099

TOWN OF WILSONCONTINENTAL CUISINE

CHIPPY’S KITCHENAND CATERING1295 N. West St., Wilson307-734-1456

NORA’S FISH CREEK INN5600 W. Hwy. 22, Wilson307-733-8288

STIEGLER’S AUSTRIANRESTAURANT3535 Teton Village Rd.307-733-1071

ASIAN & SUSHI

SUDACHI346 N. Pines Way, Wilson307-734-7832

BARS & LOUNGES

STAGECOACH BAR5755 W. Hwy 22, Wilson307-733-4407

DELICATESSEN

ASPENS MARKET4015 W. Lake Creek Dr.307-200-6140

PEARL STREET BAGELSHighway 22, Wilson307-739-3012

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STAGECOACHLIQUOR STOREHighway 22, Wilson307-733-4590

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ELEVATED GROUNDS3445 N. Pines WaySte. 102, Wilson307-734-1343

PEARL STREET BAGELSHighway 22, Wilson 307-739-3012

TETON VILLAGE RDCONTINENTAL CUISINE

Q ROADHOUSE2550 Teton Village Road307-739-0700

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$35/advance, $40/day-of-show. PinkGarterTheatre.com,733-1500.GOOD EATSMason Club’s Wine Tasting,5:30 p.m. at the Center forthe Arts. 733-3316; jackson-holechamber.com.SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the HollywoodHammers. Live music TBA. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.COMMUNITYTorchlight Parade, 6:30p.m. on Snow KingMountain. A torchlightparade celebrating the JHWinterfest. Free. 733-3316;jacksonholechamber.com.

FEBRUARY 16THEATERThe Met: Live in HD -Rigoletto, 4 p.m. at the WalkFestival Hall. In this produc-tion, inspired by the antics ofthe Rat Pack, Piotr Beczala isthe womanizing Duke ofMantua, Željko Lucic is histragic sidekick, Rigoletto, andDiana Damrau is Rigoletto’sdaughter, Gilda. $18 Adult,$5 Student. 733-1128;gtmf.org.SPORTS & RECREATIONMoose Chase Nordic SkiRace, 10 a.m. at the TrailCreek Nordic Center. This is thepremier Nordic race includes a30k, 15k, 5k, 3k and a free1k. Athletes can skate or clas-sic ski the course. 733-6433;jhskiclub.org.JH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the HollywoodHammers. Live music TBA. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.COMMUNITYShriner’s Cutter Races, noonat Melody Ranch. The Cutters

run that a child may walk.jhshriners.org.

FEBRUARY 17COMMUNITYShriner’s Cutter Races, noonat Melody Ranch. The Cuttersrun that a child may walk.jhshriners.org.

FEBRUARY 21ARTArt Gallery Walk, 5 to 7 p.m.at various gallaries in Jackson.Enjoy Jackson Hole’s worldclass art galleries as you strollthrough town before or afterdinner. Free. jacksonholegal-leries.com.

FEBRUARY 22 & 23SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the BostonProspectors. Live music. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

MARCH Weekly Events in March

SUNDAYSStage Coach Band, 6 to 10p.m. at the Stagecoach Bar inWilson. Old-time country, folk,Western. Free. 733-4407.Ghost Rider, 4 p.m. at theMangy Moose Saloon. Outlawcountry. Free.MangyMoose.com.MONDAYSJackson Hole Hootenanny, 6p.m. at Dornan’s in Moose.Visiting and local musiciansare invited to perform a two-song set of acoustic music.Sign-up in advance. 733-2415. Free.

TUESDAYSOne Ton Pig, 7:30 to 11 p.m.at the Silver Dollar Bar.Bluegrass, folk-rock. Free.733-2190. Open Mic, 3 to 6 p.m. in the

Trap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Moonshine Mary’sWhite Lightning Invitationalevery Tuesday. Free.GrandTarghee.com.

WEDNESDAYSKaraoke, 9 p.m. at VirginianSaloon. Free. 739-9891.Screen Door Porch, 4 to 6p.m. at the Mangy MooseSaloon. Roots-rock,Americana, folk-blues. Free.MangyMoose.com.



MARCH 1SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the ClevelandLakeside Metal. Live music. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

MARCH 2THEATERThe Met: Live in HD -Parsifal, 4 p.m. at the WalkFestival Hall. Jonas Kaufmannstars in the title role of theinnocent who finds wisdom inFrançois Girard’s new visionfor Wagner’s final master-piece.$18 Adult, $5 Student.




3450 N. Clubhouse Rd.307-733-1005

ASIAN & SUSHI

SUDACHI346 N. Pines WayTeton Village Road307-734-7832

ITALIAN/PIZZA

CALICO ITALIANRESTAURANT & BARTeton Village Road 307-733-2460

BARS & LOUNGES

CALICO ITALIANRESTAURANT & BARTeton Village Road 307-733-2460

Q ROADHOUSEBARBEQUE2550 Moose-Wilson Rd.307-739-0700

STIEGLER’SCOPPER BAR3535 Teton Village Road307- 733-1071

THE PINES RESTAURANTTeton PinesTeton Village Road307- 733-1005

BEER, WINE & LIQUOR

WESTSIDE WINE& SPIRITSIn The Aspens 307-733-5038

TETON VILLAGE CONTINENTAL CUISINE

ALPENHOF BISTROTeton Village307-733-3242

ALPENROSE RESTAURANT Teton Village307-733-3462aplenhoflodge.com

COULOIR Top of theBridger GondolaTeton Village307-739-2675couloirrestaurant.com

GAMEFISHInside the Snake RiverLodge & Spa 7710 Granite Loop RoadTeton Village307-732-6040

MANGY MOOSERESTAURANT & SALOONTeton Village307-733-4913www.mangymoose.net

LOBBY LOUNGEFour Seasons ResortTeton Village307-732-5000

SPUR RESTAURANT& BARTeton Mountan LodgeTeton Village307-732-6932

THE HANDLE BARFour Seasons ResortTeton Village307-732-5000

WESTBANK GRILLFour Seasons ResortTeton Village307-732-5001

RMO CAFEMangy Moose buildingTeton Village307-734-9438

ASIAN AND SUSHI

MASA SUSHI 3345 W. McCollister Teton Village307-732-2962

LOBBY LOUNGEFour Seasons Resort307-732-5000www.fourseasons.com

TETON THAI7342 Granite LoopTeton Village307-733-0022

ITALIAN/PIZZA

II VILLAGIO OSTERIAHotel TerraTeton Village307-739-4100

VILLAGE CAFE420 Village Center Bldg.Teton Village307-732-CAFE

BARS & LOUNGES

ALPENHOF BISTROTeton Village 307-733-3242aplenhoflodge.com

SPUR BAR& RESTAURANTTeton Mountan LodgeTeton Village307-732-6932

COULOIRTeton Village307-739-2675couloirrestaurant.com

LOBBY LOUNGEFour Seasons Resort Teton Village307-732-5000

MANGY MOOSERESTAURANT & SALOONTeton Village307-733-4913 www.mangymoose.net

VILLAGE CAFETeton Village 307-732-CAFÉ

BEER, WINE & LIQUOR

MANGY MOOSEMARKET & CELLARSMangy Moose Bldg.Teton Village307-734-0070


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733-1128; gtmf.org. SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the ClevelandLakeside Metal. Live music. $9adults, $5 kids. 201-1633;moose.pucksystems2.com.

MARCH 3MUSICLeftover Salmon, 9:30 p.m.at the Pink Garter Theatre.Cajun slamgrass. Americana.Tickets TBA. 733-1500.PinkGarterTheatre.com.

MARCH 8SPORTS & RECREATIONJH Moose Hockey, 7 p.m. atthe Snow King Sports &Events Center. The JH Moosetake on the NHL Alumni. Livemusic TBA. $9 adults, $5 kids.201-1633; moose.pucksys-tems2.com.

MARCH 9 -10SPORTS & RECREATIONTown Downhill, 10 a.m. atSnow King Ski Area. The TownDownhill features the heart-throbbing Mini-Hahnenkammcourse on Snow King with divi-sions for Pro, Recreation,Telemark, Junior, Fat andBaggy and Snowboard. 733-6433; jhskiclub.org.

MARCH 14MUSICBen Winship, Thomas Sneed& guest, 3 p.m. in the TrapBar at Grand Targhee Resort.Folk, bluegrass. Free.GrandTarghee.com.

MARCH 16MUSICScreen Door Porch, 7:30 to11 p.m. at the Silver DollarBar. Roots-rock, Americana,country-blues.Free.

733-2190. THEATERThe Met: Live in HD-Francesca da Rimini, 4 p.m.at the Walk Festival Hall.Zandonai’s compelling opera,inspired by an episode fromDante’s Inferno, returns in theMet’s ravishingly beautiful pro-duction, last seen in 1986.$18 Adult, $5 Student. 733-1128; gtmf.org.

MARCH 21 - 24SPORTS & RECREATIONWorld ChampionshipSnowmobile Hillclimb, 8 a.m.at Snow King Mountain. Thefour day event now draws over10,000 fans and more than300 snowmobile hill climbracers from all over the USand Canada to the valley ofJackson Hole. 734-9653;snowdevils.org.

MARCH 21ARTArt Gallery Walk, 5 to 7 p.m.at various gallaries in town inJackson. Enjoy Jackson Hole’sworld class art galleries as youstroll through town before orafter dinner. Free jacksonhole-galleries.com.

MARCH 25MUSICDonavon Frankenreiter, 7p.m. at Center Theater.Rayland Baxter will open. $55orchestra/$45 main balcony.jhcenterforthearts.org.

MARCH 30SPORTS & RECREATIONPole Pedal Paddle, 8 a.m.starts at Jackson HoleMountain Resort. The four-event race, where contestantscompete either individually orin teams, consists of an alpineski leg, a cross-country skileg, a bicycle leg, and a boat-

ing leg. 733-6433;jhskiclub.org.

APRIL

APRIL 2MUSICOne Ton Pig, 7:30 to 11 p.m.at the Silver Dollar Bar.Bluegrass, folk-rock. Free.733-2190. Open Mic, 3 to 6 p.m. in theTrap Bar at Grand TargheeResort. Moonshine Mary’sWhite Lightning Invitationalevery Tuesday. Free.GrandTarghee.com.

APRIL 3MUSICKaraoke, 9 p.m. at theVirginian Saloon. Free. 739-9891.

APRIL 5MUSICJazz Night: Pam DrewsPhillips Trio, 7 to 10 p.m. inThe Granary at Spring CreekRanch atop East Gros VentreButte. Jazz, pop. Free. 733-8833.Boondocks, 7 to 11 p.m. atthe Silver Dollar Bar. Country-blues, rock, Americana. Free.733-2190.

APRIL 6MUSICTram Jam, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.at the base of BridgerGondola at Jackson HoleMountain Resort. Ski bummusic, reggae, rock. Free.JacksonHole.com.Pianist Pam Drews Phillips, 7to 10 p.m. in The Granary atSpring Creek Ranch atop EastGros Ventre Butte. Jazz, pop.733-8833.Boondocks, 7 to 11 p.m. atthe Silver Dollar Bar. Country-blues, rock, Americana. Free.733-2190.

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TETON VILLAGEBOTTLE SHOP3200 W. McCollister307-732-2337

SWEETS ’N’ TREATS

ATELIER ORTEGA150 Scott LaneJackson307-734-6400www.atelierortega.com

BLUEBIRD YOGURTInside AlbertsonsJackson307-699-4901

COCOLOVE53 N. Glenwood, Jackson307-734-6400

DULCE170 N. Cache, Jackson307-200-6071

HAAGEN DAZS90 E BroadwayJackson307-739-1880

MIX YOGURT BARSmith’s PlazaSouth Hwy 89Jackson307-201-1467

MOO’S GOURMET110 Center St., Jackson307-733-1998

LIVE ENTERTAINMENT& CONCERT VENUES

CENTER FOR THE ARTS225 S. Cache, Jackson307-734-8956

GRAND TETONMUSIC FESTIVALTeton Village307-733-1128gtmf.org

MANGY MOOSE SALOONTeton Village307.733.4913 mangymoose.net

MILLION DOLLARCOWBOY BAR25 N. Cache, Jackson 307-733-2207

SILVER DOLLARBAR & GRILLBroadway & GlenwoodJackson307-732-3939

STAGECOACH BAR5755 W. Hwy 22Wilson 307-733-4407

JACKSON HOLE PLAYHOUSE& SADDLE ROCK SALOON145 W. DeloneyJackson307-733-6994

LOBBY LOUNGEFour Seasons ResortTeton Village307-732-5000fourseasons.com

DRIGGS & VICTOR

BANGKOK KITCHEN220 N. Main St., Driggs208-354-6666

BIG HOLE BBQ22 W. Center St., Victor208-270-9919

THE BRAKEMANAMERICAN GRILL27 N. Main St., Victor 208-787-2020

FORAGE285 Little Ave., #ADriggs208-354-2858

GRAND TETON BREWING430 Old Jackson Hwy.Victor208-787-9000Come and enjoy a pint atthe brewery that startedcraft brewing in theTetons. Take your part inbeing green by filling yourgrowler from a brewpub

that introduced glassgrowlers in 1989. We offercomplimentary beer tast-ing, merchandise, giftsand beer! Just stop by.

HEADWATERS GRILLE75 Headwaters, Victor 208-787-3600

KNOTTY PINE58 S. Main St., Victor208-787-2866

LEMONGRASS BISTRO260 N. Main St., Driggs208-354-0014

O’ROURKES RESTAURANT42 E. Little Ave., Driggs 208-354-8115

ROYAL WOLF63 Depot St., Driggs 208-354-8365

SCRATCH185 W. Center St., Victor208-787-5678

SPOONS BISTRO32 W. Birch, Victor208-787-2478

TETON THAI32 Birch Street, Driggs208-787-8424

THE EMPORIUM45 S. Main St., Victor208-787-2221

TIMBERLINE BAR & GRILL31 W. Center, Victor208-787-2639

TONY’S PIZZA & PASTA364 N. Main St., Driggs208-354-8829

WARBIRDS CAFE675 Airport Rd., Driggs 208-354-2550

WILDLIFE BREWING& PIZZA145 S. Main St., Victor208-787-2623

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BY MADELAINE GERMAN

At first glance, Jackson Hole may seem-ingly be a destination that holds primaryappeal to the outdoor adventure enthusiast.But since the 1965 opening of Jackson HoleMountain Resort, the valley’s cultural fronthas swelled to expand from its home-steading, mountain-town roots into a vibrantrestaurant, entertainment and fine artsscene. Jackson enjoys a growing reputationas a destination for the art aficionado, evi-denced by the plethora of downtown art gal-leries and active local art community.

So during your Jackson Hole stay, enjoysome evening excursions with a holiday artwalk on December 27 around the Town

Square galleriesand a WinterfestWalk onFebruary 16.Jackson’s TownSquare, a cultur-al hotspot offersa variety of artgallery viewingoptions, all ofwhich are withinwalking dis-tance of thesquare’sfamous elk

antler arches. If you’re a Western art lover,don’t miss a stop made at TrailsideGalleries on East Broadway, an establish-ment housing American Cowboy, landscape,and Native American-themed works as creat-ed American artists. West Lives On Gallery,located on North Glenwood Street, featureslikewise-themed exhibits, from large, originaloil portraits to bronze statuettes.

If your creative heart leans more towardsan abstract sculpture installation than itdoes classic landscape motifs, head over tothe Diehl Gallery on West Broadway, whereyou’ll find a spread of contemporary nationaland international pieces. The Diehl Galleryhosts an aprés ski and art every Friday this

winter from 5 to 8 p.m.Walk a few blocks over to South

Glenwood’s Tayloe Piggott Gallery, an artvenue specializing in the exhibition and saleof post-war and contemporary works.Continue your stroll down to S. Cache Street,where you’ll find Teton ArtLab, a collectionof local studios housed together inside of ashared vision to grow Jackson’s fine artscommunity through education, exhibitionand performance.

Directly across the street from the TetonArtLab is Jackson’s Center For The Arts, astate of the art, multipurpose facility thatprovides classroom and display space forart, dance, film and musical projects. Thecenter also houses the Art Association ofJackson Hole and the Art Association’sgallery, which features various exhibitions oflocal artists’ work.

Last but not least, a 2.5 mile northboundjourney out of the Town Square will land youon the west side of the butte on Highway 89and in front of the National Museum ofWildlife Art, where you’ll find everythingfrom video installations to graphic novel exhi-bitions, all centered around American wildlifesubject matter. The museum’s architecturewas inspired by the ruins of Slains Castle inAberdeenshire, Scotland, and its exhibitionsare comprised of over 5,000 catalogeditems, 14 distinctive galleries, a sculpturetrail and children’s gallery. NLG

From wildlife to contemporary:Jackson’s art scene expands

Sandy Scott's ‘Moose Flats’ adorns thenorthern side of the Sculpture Trail atthe National Museum of Wildlife Art.

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Simon Gudgeon's ‘Isis’on the Sculpture Trailat NMWA.

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COVER ART INITIATIVE 2012Promoting emerging and established artists of Jackson Hole

Send digital images (9.5” wide by 8” tall at 300 d.p.i.) to [email protected]. Submit three images cropped to therequired size. Works chosen will appear on the cover, along with a brief bio, photo and details on where to learnmore about the artists and their work. The object of this campaign is to promote local artists, so there will be no pay-ment for selected works. We accept all mediums, submissions must be digital.

Show off your talent in 2013

Anthony Harmon Edward SuthoffAmy Jurekovik

Meghan Hanson Tristan GreszkoMark Marino

Marlene Wusinich Phil KelenyJosh Myers

Camille Davis Sarah WebberChristine Meytras

Abby Doria Scott MellorShannon Troxler


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jackson hole at night: winter 2012-13

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