Winter schedule for the Center of the West:
Closed Monday – Wednesday
Open Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Center’s winter hours: Closed Mon–Wed; open Thu–Sun
From December 1 through February 28, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, observes its winter schedule, open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed to the public Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays during the winter.
Exceptions to this schedule include:
The Center is always closed on Christmas and New Year’s days (this year those holidays fall on regularly closed days).
You can still plan your visit to the Center by exploring the Visit section of our website, including our Hours and Rates page.
Plus, buy your tickets online, in advance—and at a discount:
BUY TICKETS
Peregrine falcon Hayabusa is just one of our raptors.
Relax with our raptors!
Enjoy one of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s most popular and dynamic programs: the Draper Museum Raptor Experience.
At 1 p.m. each day the Center is open to the public, staff and volunteers bring out a few of the Raptor Experience’s live birds in the Center’s Hub or the Kuyper Dining Pavilion—or in our beautiful sculpture garden in case of unseasonably warm weather. They talk about the raptors and the program, and answer questions from the audience.
Our raptors:
- Amelia, the short-eared owl
- Salem, the American kestrel
- Kateri, the golden eagle
- Jade, the bald eagle
- Teasdale, the great horned owl
- Isham, the red-tailed hawk
- Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon
- Suli, the turkey vulture
- Hayden, the Swainson’s hawk
- Monte, the eastern screech owl
- Remington, the saw-whet owl
Click here for the Raptor Experience’s blog!
Peregrine falcon Hayabusa is just one of our raptors.
Relax with our raptors!
Enjoy one of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s most popular and dynamic programs: the Draper Museum Raptor Experience.
At 1 p.m. each day the Center is open to the public, staff and volunteers bring out a few of the Raptor Experience’s live birds in the Center’s Hub or the Kuyper Dining Pavilion—or in our beautiful sculpture garden in case of unseasonably warm weather. They talk about the raptors and the program, and answer questions from the audience.
Our raptors:
- Amelia, the short-eared owl
- Salem, the American kestrel
- Kateri, the golden eagle
- Jade, the bald eagle
- Teasdale, the great horned owl
- Isham, the red-tailed hawk
- Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon
- Suli, the turkey vulture
- Hayden, the Swainson’s hawk
- Monte, the eastern screech owl
- Remington, the saw-whet owl
Click here for the Raptor Experience’s blog!
Retirement Party for Dr. Charles R. Preston
Draper Natural History Museum Tile Map
Friday, December 14
4 p.m.
Join us as we say farewell to Dr. Charles R. Preston as he retires from his current position as the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s Willis McDonald IV Senior Curator of Natural Science, and Founding Curator of the Draper Natural History Museum. Chuck, a museum- and academic professional since 1973, came to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West to plan and design the addition of the Draper Natural History Museum in 1998. He has served as curator of the natural science component of the Center for the past 20 years.
Chuck and his wife Penny will now divide their time between Cody and the Ozarks in Arkansas, spending half of each year in each place. He continues with the Center of the West in a new role, that of Senior Curator Emeritus and Senior Scientist.
We celebrate Chuck’s past 20 years with the Center, and look forward to his new position here.
Peregrine falcon Hayabusa is just one of our raptors.
Relax with our raptors!
Enjoy one of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s most popular and dynamic programs: the Draper Museum Raptor Experience.
At 1 p.m. each day the Center is open to the public, staff and volunteers bring out a few of the Raptor Experience’s live birds in the Center’s Hub or the Kuyper Dining Pavilion—or in our beautiful sculpture garden in case of unseasonably warm weather. They talk about the raptors and the program, and answer questions from the audience.
Our raptors:
- Amelia, the short-eared owl
- Salem, the American kestrel
- Kateri, the golden eagle
- Jade, the bald eagle
- Teasdale, the great horned owl
- Isham, the red-tailed hawk
- Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon
- Suli, the turkey vulture
- Hayden, the Swainson’s hawk
- Monte, the eastern screech owl
- Remington, the saw-whet owl
Click here for the Raptor Experience’s blog!
Peregrine falcon Hayabusa is just one of our raptors.
Relax with our raptors!
Enjoy one of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s most popular and dynamic programs: the Draper Museum Raptor Experience.
At 1 p.m. each day the Center is open to the public, staff and volunteers bring out a few of the Raptor Experience’s live birds in the Center’s Hub or the Kuyper Dining Pavilion—or in our beautiful sculpture garden in case of unseasonably warm weather. They talk about the raptors and the program, and answer questions from the audience.
Our raptors:
- Amelia, the short-eared owl
- Salem, the American kestrel
- Kateri, the golden eagle
- Jade, the bald eagle
- Teasdale, the great horned owl
- Isham, the red-tailed hawk
- Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon
- Suli, the turkey vulture
- Hayden, the Swainson’s hawk
- Monte, the eastern screech owl
- Remington, the saw-whet owl
Click here for the Raptor Experience’s blog!
Winter schedule for the Center of the West:
Closed Monday – Wednesday
Open Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Center’s winter hours: Closed Mon–Wed; open Thu–Sun
From December 1 through February 28, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, observes its winter schedule, open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed to the public Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays during the winter.
Exceptions to this schedule include:
The Center is always closed on Christmas and New Year’s days (this year those holidays fall on regularly closed days).
You can still plan your visit to the Center by exploring the Visit section of our website, including our Hours and Rates page.
Plus, buy your tickets online, in advance—and at a discount:
BUY TICKETS
Winter schedule for the Center of the West:
Closed Monday – Wednesday
Open Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Center’s winter hours: Closed Mon–Wed; open Thu–Sun
From December 1 through February 28, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, observes its winter schedule, open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed to the public Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays during the winter.
Exceptions to this schedule include:
The Center is always closed on Christmas and New Year’s days (this year those holidays fall on regularly closed days).
You can still plan your visit to the Center by exploring the Visit section of our website, including our Hours and Rates page.
Plus, buy your tickets online, in advance—and at a discount:
BUY TICKETS
Winter schedule for the Center of the West:
Closed Monday – Wednesday
Open Thursday – Sunday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
The Center’s winter hours: Closed Mon–Wed; open Thu–Sun
From December 1 through February 28, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, Wyoming, observes its winter schedule, open Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. We are closed to the public Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays during the winter.
Exceptions to this schedule include:
The Center is always closed on Christmas and New Year’s days (this year those holidays fall on regularly closed days).
You can still plan your visit to the Center by exploring the Visit section of our website, including our Hours and Rates page.
Plus, buy your tickets online, in advance—and at a discount:
BUY TICKETS
Peregrine falcon Hayabusa is just one of our raptors.
Relax with our raptors!
Enjoy one of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s most popular and dynamic programs: the Draper Museum Raptor Experience.
At 1 p.m. each day the Center is open to the public, staff and volunteers bring out a few of the Raptor Experience’s live birds in the Center’s Hub or the Kuyper Dining Pavilion—or in our beautiful sculpture garden in case of unseasonably warm weather. They talk about the raptors and the program, and answer questions from the audience.
Our raptors:
- Amelia, the short-eared owl
- Salem, the American kestrel
- Kateri, the golden eagle
- Jade, the bald eagle
- Teasdale, the great horned owl
- Isham, the red-tailed hawk
- Hayabusa, the peregrine falcon
- Suli, the turkey vulture
- Hayden, the Swainson’s hawk
- Monte, the eastern screech owl
- Remington, the saw-whet owl
