Tibby Plasse is a contributor at Big Sky Journal. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, plays and musicals, fine art, and events such as concerts and festivals. Tibby’s work has been featured in notable publications including Post Register, Idaho State Journal, Jackson Hole News & Guide, and BLOX Digital.
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Nashville native Benjamin Tod retired from the Lost Dog Street Band in 2022 to pursue his solo career.
Nashville native Benjamin Tod retired from the Lost Dog Street Band in 2022 to pursue his solo career. He thought he was done with the band that had been described
Known for his impressionistic scenes of the natural world, Eric Aho’s new show at Maya Frodeman Gallery, “June Bug, ” is a series of nocturnes that pay homage to an
Amir Bar-Lev already is known for directing the Grateful Dead documentary “Long Strange Trip” (2017) and for co-producing “Trouble the Water,” which garnered a 2008 Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Feature.
By: Tibby Plasse
Wilderness is a contract to uphold between human and nature for artist Susan Brearey. Hovering between the meta and physical worlds, Brearey's art conveys that quiet is very much an active art form.
It's impossible not to take in the positive energy that Jenny Francis Graham carries with her when she walks into a room or out into the woods.
By: Tibby Plasse
Snow King reaches new summits this weekend with back-to-back concerts all weekend long. After soul-driven Southern rockers Alabama Shakes play Saturday, the pendulum swings in the opposite direction Sunday with
It's impossible not to take in the positive energy that Jenny Francis Graham carries with her when she walks into a room or out into the woods.
Keller Williams considers himself a “festifarian.” With decades logged attending and performing in the jam-band and bluegrass worlds, the musician says he will never let a chance to play Grand Targhee Bluegrass slip by.
An exhibition of major works by foundational and contemporary Native American artists hangs in Jackson Hole Art Auction’s second floor showroom. The guest curator, Trotta-Bono Contemporary, specializes in 20th- and
