Help Shape What's Next

We’re exploring the development of a new kind of community hub in Teton Valley, and we want to hear from the people and organizations who know this valley best. We’re interested in everything from everyday gathering spaces and recreational opportunities to education, youth programs, wellness, shared facilities, and services people currently leave the valley to access.

Whether you have a specific proposal, represent an organization looking for space, or simply have an idea about what our valley needs, we want to hear it.

Who We Want to Hear From

Organizations Seeking Space

Nonprofits, educational programs, and community-serving organizations looking for permanent homes, expanded facilities, or shared resources.

Businesses & Potential Partners

Businesses and service providers in food, coffee, recreation, education, wellness, and other complementary fields interested in a shared development.

Residents & Families

People with ideas about unmet needs, missing amenities, barriers to participation, or services they currently travel outside the valley to access.

People Who Can Help Build It

Property owners, developers, designers, funders, professionals, and others with resources, expertise, or connections to contribute.

Share Your Ideas

For Community Members

Live, work, or spend time in Teton Valley? Tell us what activities, services, and community spaces you’d like to see here.

For Businesses and Organizations

Run a business, nonprofit, or community program? Have space, resources, or an idea for collaboration? Tell us about it and how we might work together.

For Climbers

Know a great climbing gym, program, or feature we should consider? Share examples and ideas that could inspire a future climbing facility.

Let’s Talk

Have an idea, a question, or something you’d like to explore together? We’d love to hear from you. Send us a message, suggest a time to grab coffee, or just introduce yourself. Some of the best ideas start with a simple conversation.

What Happens Next?

We’ll use what we learn to identify community priorities, explore potential partnerships, and evaluate which ideas could work together in a financially sustainable development.

We’ll share an initial summary of what we’ve heard and how it is shaping our next steps.