Shop by craft
Best of Jackson; search or filter for all 8
Jackson, Wyoming
Altamira Fine Art runs galleries in Jackson Hole and Scottsdale dedicated to contemporary Western art, rotating exhibitions of oil and acrylic painting alongside bronze, glass, and mixed-media sculpture. Regular artist receptions introduce new work from its roster of contemporary Western painters and sculptors.
Best for Contemporary Western art
Jackson, Wyoming
Cowboy Coffee Co. has roasted Arabica beans in Jackson since 1989, running its original Town Square Coffee Shop plus a drive-through near Maverick Station. Its bestsellers include Original Cowboy Blend, Organic Teton Blend, Cactus Cowboy Blend and Rustler's Blend.
Best for Original Cowboy Blend roasted in Jackson Hole
Cowboy Coffee Co. has roasted in Jackson Hole since 1989, and 35-plus years later its own materials still frame the coffee around the region's winters rather than a generic quality pitch: 'Winters are long out this way — the coffee has to be up to the task.' The bestselling lineup keeps a consistent Western theme rather than chasing single-origin trends — Original Cowboy Blend, Organic Teton Blend, Cactus Cowboy Blend and Rustler's Blend — alongside an espresso roast and K-cups for anyone brewing at home. The business runs pickup through four points around the valley: the original Town Square Coffee Shop on North Cache Street, a drive-through near Maverick Station, a Teton Village location and a Big Sky outpost, letting online orders route to whichever stop is closest. That's an unusually wide footprint for a roaster of this size, built up gradually rather than opened all at once, and it's kept the company's identity — 'A Taste of the West' — consistent across all four addresses rather than diluting it location by location. For a Jackson Hole coffee stop with three and a half decades behind it and a blend list that hasn't chased trends, Cowboy Coffee is the town-square original the newer roasters get compared to.
Jackson, Wyoming
Hide Out Leathers has traded on Jackson's town square for 45 years, making it the longest-standing retailer on the square, and is currently run by Jamie and Les Lavenstein. The store curates Western wear and leather goods, from motorcycle jackets to couture pieces, sourcing local-artist work alongside labels from around the world.
Best for Western leather jackets and accessories
Jackson, Wyoming
Jackson Hole Buffalo Meat has processed bison and native game from South Highway 89 since 1947, and under owner Chris O'Blenness now raises its own herd at OK Ranch beneath the Tetons. The butcher shop cuts and ships buffalo steaks, elk, and wild boar in-house, tying its business to bison-conservation partnerships with regional ranches.
Best for Bison steaks and native game
Jackson
JW Bennett makes handcrafted hats sold at locations in Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Park City, Utah, in dress, western and straw styles, with hat bands available in beaded, feathered, leather and embroidered options featuring stones like labradorite and opal. The company offers custom fitting and styling consultations.
Best for Handcrafted western and dress hats
Jackson
Sing Hat Company is a woman-owned and operated custom hatmaker based in Jackson Hole making bespoke felt hats and ready-to-wear felt hats from $875-$975, plus palm leaf hats. Hats feature beaver fur felt bodies, satin linings and gold-stamped leather sweatbands, with materials sourced in North America.
Best for Custom felt and palm leaf hats
Jackson, Wyoming
Snake River Roasting Co. hand-roasts small batches of specialty coffee at altitude from its café at 50 West Broadway on Jackson's town square. The roastery sells beans online and wholesales to other Jackson Hole businesses alongside its walk-in coffee bar.
Best for Small-batch coffee roasted in Jackson Hole
Snake River Roasting Co. roasts out of a café at 50 West Broadway on Jackson's town square, and leans on Jackson Hole's altitude as the reason its coffee tastes different — the company frames it directly as 'the science behind our flavor,' tying the roast to the town's elevation rather than treating altitude as scenery. The current range runs from a light-roast Ethiopia single origin through the Roam Wyoming Blend at medium and Kirby's First Tram as a dark roast, alongside White Spider, a medium espresso roast that draws unprompted praise from regular customers — one longtime buyer has said it 'ruined all other coffee' for them. The business is run by owner Mekki Jaidi with general manager Cait Rifkin overseeing day-to-day operations, and it sells through more than one channel: a walk-in café bar, an online store with a subscription discount, wholesale accounts with other Jackson Hole businesses, and K-cups and merchandise for buyers who want the brand without the pour-over. For a coffee shop on a town square that could coast on foot traffic alone, Snake River instead built out subscriptions and wholesale on top of the café — evidence the roasting, not just the location, is what keeps people coming back for named blends like White Spider.
Jackson, Wyoming
Wilcox Gallery shows Western landscape and wildlife art from two Jackson locations, including a flagship on Highway 89 near the National Museum of Wildlife Art, and is home to landscape painter Jim Wilcox. The gallery represents roughly 50 artists working in oil, bronze, and other traditional Western media.
Best for Western landscape painting and bronze
Neighbourhood walks
Area names come from each shop’s published address record; ORBIS does not invent neighbourhoods.
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗
Visit official site ↗