Experience the spirit of the West like never before at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West where five incredible museums and a world-class research library come together under one roof. Step into living history as you explore the vibrant cultures of the Plains Indians, the grit and glory of cowboys and cowgirls, and the breathtaking beauty of Western art, past and present. Every gallery tells a story that’s bold, authentic, and uniquely Western. Whether you spend a few hours or a full day, there’s always more to discover and your admission is good for two days, so you won’t miss a thing!
Stories of Plains Indian cultures, traditions, trials, and triumphs — past and present. View timeless artifacts from the 1800s as well as modern works from today’s Native artists
An art-lover’s dream. View timeless classics from Remington, Russell, Moran, and Bierstadt or browse selections from today’s world-renowned western artists.
Immersive and kid-friendly for those who love Yellowstone. Look, listen, feel — and sometimes even smell — what makes Yellowstone’s diverse ecosystems special.
The McCracken Research Library preserves the American West’s history through meticulous research and stewardship, offering access to rare manuscripts, maps, and photographs.
In addition to our five museums, the Buffalo Bill Center of the West creates and hosts temporary special exhibitions in various galleries throughout the Center. Here’s what’s on view today:
Our very own Whitney Western Art Museum has again been voted one of the “Best Art Museums” in Newsweek’s Readers’ Choice Awards. We’re in good company, second on a list that also includes the Art Institute of Chicago, the National Gallery of Art, and the MET. Congratulations to the Whitney for well-deserved recognition of exceptional dedication and contribution to the art world.