Note that our Whitney Western Art Museum will be closed to the public for five days in May while staff refreshes the gallery. The dates… Read More
NOTICE: Temporary closure of Whitney Western Art Museum May 12 – 16
Buffalo Bill Center of the West launches summer schedule May 1
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West looks forward to the summer season as it moves to expanded hours of 8 a.m. – 6 p.m.… Read More
Buffalo Bill Center of the West acquires Lone Ranger’s pistol
The “Hi Yo, Silver!” cry of the Lone Ranger is at once familiar to sixty-somethings who watched the television series as kids. Now, the Buffalo… Read More
May 1 lecture follows the story of Wyoming’s long-distance ungulate migrations
Visitors to Wyoming stand a good chance of seeing mule deer and elk while touring the state, and may even be lucky enough to spot… Read More
Center of the West scholar explores German cultural images of Native Americans at free lecture
Interest in Native American culture has long been strong in Germany. On April 16, Buffalo Bill Center of the West Research Fellow Dr. Nicole Perry… Read More
Buffalo Bill Center of the West opens ‘Developing Stories: the Photography of James Bama’
The Buffalo Bill Center of the West knows that western art enthusiasts are sure to recognize the work of James Bama. After all, he is… Read More
Center of the West hosts Cathy Healy April 9 with stories of her grandmother, “An Improbable Pioneer”
Good food, a great program, and door prizes highlight the spring Buffalo Gals Luncheon at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West April 9, 11:45… Read More
April 3 Lunchtime Expedition tackles triple threats of fires, fallacies, and felons to archaeology
Although northwestern Wyoming’s mountains may seem remote and unpopulated, they have actually been home to humans for hundreds of generations. “These mountains have witnessed and… Read More
Buffalo Bill Center of the West opens Harry Jackson exhibit
Now on view at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, is an exhibit that honors western artist Harry Jackson (1924 –… Read More
Center of the West scholar discusses 1909 lantern slides from Crow Reservation
In 1909, photographer Richard Throssel traveled the Crow Reservation in Montana taking lantern slide photographs of camp and house life. The goal, according to the… Read More
