The Million Dollar Cowboy Steakhouse will be serving both meat & vegetarian sliders at Davies Reid during this years Palates & Palettes Gallery Walk.
In Jackson-speak, the archetypal pairing of food and art occurs once a year during Fall Arts Festival. As its name suggests, the Palates & Palettes Gallery Walk celebrates the culinary and visual arts in tandem as galleries team up with restaurants to host free receptions.
Use this list – compiled from multiple sources – to plan your route tonight. (Note: even though some places are listed sans restaurants, they are participating). Palate & Palette receptions generally run from 5 to 8 p.m., unless otherwise noted.
Galleries and restaurant pairings
Altamira & Heather James Gallery + Bin22
Art Association
Astoria Fine Art + Pizza Antica
Cayuse Western Americana + Privately Catered
Cowboy Coffee Co.
Diehl Gallery + Ignight
Grand Teton Gallery
Habits
Hennes Studio
Horizon Fine Art + The Blue Lion
ITP Space + Persephone Bakery: post-P&P reception from 8-10 p.m.
Mangelsen Images of Nature + Nikai
Tayloe Piggott Gallery + Pinky G’s
Kismet Rug Gallery
Legacy Gallery + Fine Dining Group (Roadhouse, Il Villaggio Osteria, Rendezvous Bistro)
Lupine Gallery + Sweetwater Restaurant
Mountain Trails Gallery + Chippy’s Kitchen
National Museum of Wildlife Art + Rising Sage Café: reception from 3-5 p.m.
RARE Gallery + Snake River Grill
Trailside Galleries + Snake River Brewing Company
Trio Fine Art + Trio American Bistro
Turpin Gallery + Moo’s Gourmet Ice Cream
Two Grey Hills + Town Square Tavern
Vertical Peaks
West Lives On Gallery & West Lives On Contemporary + Silver Dollar Grill
Wilcox Gallery + The Bunnery
Wild by Nature Gallery + Nani’s
Wild Hands + MoMo Shack
WRJ Design Associates + Persephone Bakery
MADE will have snacks from the shop and is also giving away hand printed Fall Arts posters. They are going to be signed and numbered prints offered to anyone who spends $25 or more in the shop. Limited in quantity so plan your gallery walk accordingly.
And for fashionistas, The Jackson Bootlegger will have Lucchese representatives in the store to help design custom one of kind pairs of western boots this weekend. From 5 to 7 p.m, Veuve Clicquot Champange and chocolates from Oscar Ortega will be served while customers shop their in-stock boots or while they create a pair of their own. On Saturday, anyone can stop in to work with Lucchese from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. or set up an appointment to meet with them. To get your creative juices flowing, check out The Jackson Bootlegger’s ad in our current issue of Dishing, p.51, and get inspired by the Lucchese boots pictured.
