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Western Design Conference opens Sept. 10 at Snow King Center in Jackson

Featured News | July 28, 2015

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Jewelry by Teripelio Designs (left) Chair by The Peak Antler Company (middle) and one of several collections modeled at the WDC Fashion Show (right.)

From a press release:

The Western Design Conference (WDC), the world’s preeminent exhibition of Western furniture, fashion and accessories, returns to Jackson September 10-13.  The four-day conference begins Thursday, September 10, with the highly popular Opening Preview Party kicking off the event at the Snow King Center. The Party includes entertaining jewelry and runway fashion shows where designers’ innovative collections are modeled in an interactive runway format accompanied by great music, props and donned by local models. New to this year’s show is a Designer Show House which will feature six professionally designed rooms where guests can explore the various work of talented interior designers.

The celebration continues September 11 –13, at Snow King, with the annual Western Design Conference Exhibit + Sale, showcasing museum-quality functional art by more than 115 Western-inspired artisans. The 2015 Western Design Conference is one of the signature events of the Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival.

Additional information on the WDC, including schedules and tickets, is available at www.westerndesignconference.com, and on Facebook and Twitter (@WesternDesign).

Media Contacts: Allison Merritt, allison@westerndesignconference.com, 307.690.9719; Amy Stark, WordenGroup Public Relations, amy@wordenpr.com, 307.734.5335

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