JACKSON, WYOMING — On June 23rd, from 6:00-8:00PM, Jackson Hole Still Works and The Art Association of Jackson Hole will host the 3rd Annual Spirit of Wyoming competition. For the second year, I’m fortunate enough to have horse jackalope in the race.
Friends, do make your way to the Still Works Distillery this Friday evening… for the $15 price of admission, you will receive one complimentary (delicious) cocktail, and a vote for the winner. Your vote counts… each year the winner is decided to a handful or less — so grab a beverage and exercise your right to dress up a gorgeous bottle of vodka!
Of the 49 fabulous entries, eight finalists were announced… and here they are:
Shannon Marie — “Wyoming Spirit”
Tag Alakis — “Untitled”
Amanda Romero — “Untitled”
Amy Dowell — “When Time Stands Still”
Carrie Wild — “Never Ending”
Deb Fox — “Pounce”
Kay Stratman — “Wyoming Wild”
This Guy — “Jackson Hole Jackalope”
OFFICIAL DETAILS:
This year we received 49 incredible submissions from artists all around Wyoming for our “Spirit of Wyoming” Highwater Vodka label competition.
We’ve narrowed it down to eight, and now it’s up to you! Please join us on June 23rd from 6 – 8pm at the Jackson Hole Still Works Distillery for the “Spirit of Wyoming Voting Party” where we will have our eight finalists original artwork on display. Enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, and vote on the piece you’d most like to see on our bottle. The winner will be announced that night at 7:45pm, will receive $2,000, and will be featured on our Highwater Vodka label for an entire year! Tickets $15 at the door (includes one delicious cocktail and one vote).
Do RSVP on Facebook.
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