Don't miss the annual Targhee Music Festival and the Grand Targhee Bluegrass Festival held in July and August.

Heading to Yellowstone for the winter holiday season? Check out this list of events and activities in and around the park!

Every summer, more than 300 performers from around the world descend on Rexburg and nearby Burley.

The Irma Hotel hosts free gunfights performed by the Cody Gunfighters. A shootout is also held in the town square of Jackson, Wyom. on summer afternoons.

Learn more about the rich heritage of Native American culture at an Indian Powwow, a social event that attracts tribal members from across the country.

The first Yellowstone area inhabitants were mountain men who had gatherings to sell furs, trade and socialize. You can attend a rendezvous reenactment today.

Gatherings across the West celebrate the heritage and history of ranching, cowboys, western music and the traditions of the rural West.

If you're looking for an easy, affordable way to beat the winter blues, then you must try snowshoeing in Yellowstone National Park.

Looking for an epic adventure? Check out the First Great Ride in the Last Best Place bicycle tour, a 465-mile ride organized by the Greater Yellowstone Coalition. Held annually in August.