Tibby Plasse is a contributor for Big Sky Journal, focusing on local news and events in Jackson Hole. Her work has also been featured in the Post Register and Idaho State Journal. With a passion for community journalism, Tibby covers a range of topics including art, entertainment, and outdoor activities in the Jackson Hole area.
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By: Tibby Plasse
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Although he's known as a maestro of events at the Virginian Lodge, many in Jackson might not know that Mark MacInnis' first passion is film.
By: Tibby Plasse
A new burlesque show at the Pink Garter Theatre, “Le Masque Macabre,” blends an elegant cocktail of horror with an evening of dance and song. The show is the second
With his new single, “A Single Bird Upon Her Cheek” dropping on Halloween, Christian Wallowing Bull is showing a different side.
Shorter days are upon us, and the first-ever Jackson Hole Book Festival is well-timed. More than 30 authors will descend on Snow King this week for the new free event,
DeadPhish Orchestra sounds a lot like what it is: A Grateful Dead and Phish cover jam-band. Out of Colorado, the group last played the Tetons about 10 years ago.
The second volume of the Wyoming Specialty Crop Directory has more than 1,000 entries. That doesn't just make finding in-state vegetables, jams, fruit pies and spirits easier.
Tucked into the woods behind the Snow King Event Center and the Cowboy Coaster sits the Aspen Hill Cemetery, a modest glen of a little more than 13 acres that
Alicia Muñoz-Marmsater's passion for pastry is truly satisfied when someone doesn't realize her baked goods are gluten free — or vegan or soy free.
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