While Jackson Hole may be better known for powder days than parades, St. Patrick’s Day still brings a festive energy to the valley. From lively gatherings to Irish-inspired menus and après-ski celebrations, there are plenty of ways to raise a glass and celebrate the holiday. Whether you’re looking for live music, classic Irish comfort food or simply a pint of Guinness poured just right, here are several spots around Jackson Hole embracing the rowdy spirit of St. Patrick’s Day.
Snake River Brewing
One of the most reliable St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Jackson Hole takes place at Snake River Brewing, where the brewery hosts an annual all-day party filled with Irish-inspired food, drinks, and live music… and this year is no exception.
Guests can expect festive favorites like Irish coffee and themed cocktails alongside hearty comfort dishes such as corned beef and cabbage and house-made bierocks. The Phat Bastards Irish Band playing live will add to the boisterous atmosphere, making the Pub a go-to destination for locals looking to celebrate and clink steins (also for sale!). With its casual vibe, award-winning craft beer, and spacious taproom, Snake River Brewing offers one of the most energetic St. Patrick’s Day gatherings in town.
Silver Dollar Bar & Grill
For those looking to celebrate downtown, the Silver Dollar Bar & Grill inside the historic Wort Hotel is another classic St. Patrick’s Day destination. This year, dance the night away to local band One Ton Pig; it promises to be an unforgettable evening! Expect a packed dance floor, a strong whiskey selection, food specials including Shepards pie, ice-cold green beer and a crowd ready to celebrate.
Mangy Moose Saloon
Over in Teton Village, Mangy Moose Saloon brings its own unique energy to the holiday with a St. Patrick’s Day celebration that blends skiing culture with classic pub traditions.
After a day on the slopes at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, skiers and riders often gather at the Moose for après-ski drinks, Irish-inspired menu items and live music. With its iconic ski-town vibe and energetic atmosphere, it’s a natural place to keep the celebration going long after the lifts close. For visitors staying in Teton Village, it’s one of the most convenient spots to join the festivities.
StillWest Brewery and Grill
Get your green on at StillWest’s Patty’s Patio Party on Tuesday, March 17, from 3:30–6:30 p.m. Sip jello shots and Irish Slammers while DJ the Hot Snake spins live on the patio, and fuel the festivities with plenty of Happy Hour shareables—because no leprechaun parties on an empty stomach.
A Taste of Ireland at Haydens Post
For a more traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal, Haydens Post at Snow King Resort is offering a full day of Irish-inspired food and drink specials on Tuesday, March 17, from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. The restaurant’s holiday menu features classic Irish comfort dishes, including Irish potato soup made with leeks, cream and chives, as well as slow-cooked corned beef and cabbage served with carrots, potatoes, braised red cabbage and horseradish cream.
For a heartier entrée, guests can try the Guinness-braised short ribs served with root vegetables and colcannon mashed potatoes, a traditional Irish potato dish blended with greens and butter. Dessert offers a sweet finish with bread pudding topped with whipped cream and Jameson whiskey sauce, while drink specials keep the celebration flowing with $5 Guinness cans and $8 Jameson cocktails throughout the day. Located just minutes from Jackson Town Square, Haydens Post offers a relaxed setting for those looking to enjoy a classic Irish meal during the holiday.
Early St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at the Jackson Elks Lodge
Those eager to start the festivities a little early can head to the Jackson Elks Lodge, which is hosting an early St. Patrick’s Day celebration on Friday, March 13, from 6 to 9 p.m.
The evening promises to be a lively community gathering, featuring corned beef and live music from local band We Ourselves. Known for their Celtic-inspired sound and energetic performances, the group helps bring an authentic Irish spirit to the celebration.
Whether you’re enjoying live music downtown, savoring traditional Irish comfort food or raising a glass of Guinness after a day on the slopes, St. Patrick’s Day in Jackson Hole offers a festive way to welcome spring in the mountains!
