January 24, 2026 – December 2026 at the Pioneer Museum in Lander

March 6 @ 6:30 pm

Join us at the Dubois Museum to meet Lloyd Haslam, Delores Haslam (Winchester) and daughter Laura Arnold.  They will share stories and talk about their long family history in Crowheart, their historic Crowheart store, and cattle in Dubois for this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series 

This program is free and open to the public. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

March 12 @ 9:00 am with the Dubois Museum

Join us at the museum before departing. The Haslam’s will guide us through their historic Crowheart Store, see beadwork, family Ranch while telling stories of their long local history.” This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series. 

Please bring a sack lunch.  Spaces are limited. $25 per person, Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284 to join us.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

March 14 @ 10:00 am at the Dubois Museum

 Step into the world of traditional craftsmanship with master saddle maker and leather carver, Steve Mecum. Kids will get an up‑close look at saddle making and leather carving are created — a hands‑on art form that has changed very little over the years. 

These timeless skills are still used today, and Steve brings them to life in a way that sparks curiosity and creativity in this Bailey’s Tire & Pit Stop Children’s Exploration Series program. 

$3.00 per child, Advanced registration required, no exceptions! Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284 to join us 

This program is for children ages 6 –18 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

March 21 @ 6:00 pm at the Dubois Museum

Join us at the museum for the exciting launch of our Homesteading Series!  Learning essential skills that helped pioneer families thrive—and still matter today. Baking at high altitude can be challenging because most recipes are designed for sea level. Atmospheric pressure changes affect how bread rises and bakes, adjusting crucial for success. Barb Lorentzen was born and raised in Dubois.  She is self-taught and her recipes are crafted to our altitude and weather influences.  She is renowned for her baked goods, jams, jellies, fruit leather amongst her many talents.  She will guide you through the process of making bread at high elevation.

What to Expect:

• Hands-on instruction in the historic Leota’s Kitchen at Dennison Lodge
• Learn techniques for perfect high-altitude bread
• Take home two loaves of bread or dinner rolls you bake yourself
• Ingredients provided—just bring a large mixing bowl and loaf pans or 9” x 13” rectangular baking pans

Don’t miss this chance to master a timeless skill in a historic setting! For this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.  $30.00 per person, supplies included.  Space is limited to 7 people. Advanced registration required, no exceptions Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

March 21 @ 1:00 pm at the Pioneer Museum in Lander

Join us this Women’s History Month for an afternoon of women’s tea and women’s history of Fremont County. This Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program will focus on the history of women’s extension groups and clubs.

This event is free and open to the public. Pre-registration is encouraged, stop in or call 307-332-3373 to register.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be hosting a traveling exhibit by Wyoming Public Media for the month of April. Randy Wise will give a talk on the history of photography of Fremont County the evening of April 3rd at 6PM to open the exhibit. 

This Wyoming Community Bank Discovery speakers Series program is free and open to the
public. Call 307-332-3373 for details. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will host this Bailey Tire/Pit Stop Children’s Exploration Series program at this year’s Garden Expo on April 18^th from 9-3pm in the LVHS Gym. Stop by our booth and enjoy a fun and free craft!

Reservation are not required, this program is free and open to the public. Call the Pioneer Museum at 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Visit the Pioneer Museum in Lander for this Bailey’s Tire and Auto Children’s Exploration Series program on April 25^th from 1:00-3:00.

Sheep shearing Day is all about sheep, sheep, sheep! Explore the history of the sheep industry in Wind River Country. Witness actual sheep shearing, pet sheep, make crafts from sheep’s wool, buy products made from sheep’s wool and more!

This great event is $5 per family. Call the Pioneer Museum for details 1-307-332-3373.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum is hosting this Bailey Tire/Pit Stop Children’s Exploration Series program on May 2^nd from 10-11am for children to learn about the history of branding and learn to create their own brand.

Enrollment is limited, call the Pioneer Museum at 307-332-3373 to reserve your spot.

This class is $5 per child and open to the public.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Join the Pioneer Museum Site Director, Randy Wise, for this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program on May 14^th from 7-8pm. Randy Wise will present “Lander 100 years ago” a historical look at what our town was like in 1926.

This program is free and open to the public. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Riverton Museum is hosting Jack Schmidt for this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speaker Series on May 14th from 6-7pm. Schmidt has been reciting cowboy poetry for decades now, carrying on the tradition of many famous cowboys like Tim McCoy. Enjoy hearing poetry from a number of speakers and bring some of your own poetry to share!

This event is free and open to the public. Brought to you by the Wyoming Community Bank. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Join us to explore the fascinating history of blacksmithing and how it shaped life on the frontier. Learn how the craft compares to modern practices and see it come to life with a hands-on demonstration by Vay Jensen—a skilled Farrier, Blacksmith, and Agriculture teacher at Wind River School.  Vay Jensen will showcase his work using a portable blacksmith shop, offering a unique glimpse into this timeless trade.

Bailey’s Tire & Pit Stop Travel Center Children’s Exploration Series. $3.00 per child, Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

This program is for children ages 6 –18. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Riverton Museum is hosting the Draper Raptor Experience for this Pit Stop/ Bailey Tire and Auto Children’s Exploration program! Stop by the museum on May 30th 2pm-4pm to see an amazing raptor up close! There will be fun educational games and activities.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Join us at the museum to leave for the historic Absaroka Ranch. The historic Absaroka Ranch was homesteaded in 1911 by Mily and Emil Blaha. The current owners Budd and Emi bought it in 1983.  Known for its natural beauty, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, photography, wilderness pack trips, hunting, dining and music events. They will take us on a tour of this historic ranch located in Dunoir Valley. 

This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series Please bring a sack lunch. $25 per person. Space is limited. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be hosting this Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek through the Mt. Hope Cemetery in Lander June 6^th at 10am. Come learn about the history of our cemetery, led by Randy Wise.

This trek is $15 per person and open to the public. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Join the Riverton Museum for its Mountain View Cemetery Adventure Trek on June 6th from 10am-12pm. We will explore the stories of people buried in the cemetery and connect you with various parts of Riverton’s past. This adventure trek is sponsored by the Wind River Visitors Council. Please consider bringing water and a hat, and sunscreen. We will meet at the Riverton Museum at 10am and drive as a group to the cemetery.

The total cost of admission per person is $15. Reservations are required. Please reserve your spot on fremontcountymuseums.com or call the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be hosting the granddaughter of western artist J.K. Ralston for an evening of storytelling and her personal tales of J.K. Ralston. Ralston painted the iconic “Washakie” collection that hung in the Nobel Hotel in Lander for many years and are now part of the Museum’s collection.

This Wyoming Community Bank Discovery speakers Series program is free and open to the public. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Join us at the museum for our Homesteading Series and discover the art of Dutch oven cooking! Tim Hayes will guide you through everything you need to know from building the perfect fire to mastering delicious recipes.

What You’ll Learn:

• How to select and care for a Dutch oven
• Fire-building techniques for successful cooking
• Tips for preparing a variety of dishes

Hands-On Experience:

• Enjoy a hearty lunch of roasted brats over the fire, with coffee or lemonade and chips
• Prepare and bake a classic apple crisp in a Dutch oven—then savor your creation!
• Learn proper cleaning and maintenance to keep your Dutch oven in top shape

• Don’t miss this chance to cook like the pioneers and enjoy a day of great food and fun!

For this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.  Space limited. $35.00 per person. supplies and lunch are included.  Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Riverton Museum and Boysen State Park are teaming up to bring Riverton Museum’s Adventure Treks to Boysen State Park! We will be putting together the “puzzle pieces” of Boysen State Park’s history along a relatively short and easy walk through the campground. We will be walking approximately one mile with frequent stops along the paved road. Please wear appropriate clothing/shoes, bring water, and be prepared for approximately 90 minutes of walking/standing. Come learn about Boysen State Park’s namesake and other interesting local history.

Day-Use Fees are waived for this park program. For directions, visit wyoparks.info/boysenmaps. For more information, visit wyoparks.info/boysen.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

Visit the Pioneer Museum for a Wyoming Community Bank Speakers Series program presented by Jeff Garetson, on flint knapping and primitive handiwork June 18^th at 7pm.

This program is free and open to the public. Call the Pioneer Museum at 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

The Riverton Museum is hosting Riverton Rendezvous Day! Join us for this Pit Stop/ Bailey Tire & Auto Service Children’s Exploration event. Learn about the Mountain Men and Rocky Mountain rendezvous that took place right here in Riverton. Fun games and activities focusing on wilderness survival, trade, and natural history will be available.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

2026 is the 250th anniversary of the United States’ founding. Visit Riverton Museum on June 23rd from 6pm-7pm to hear about depictions of the American Revolution on film and tv. Learn about common myths and misconceptions about the nation’s founding.

This event is free and open to the public. Brought to you by the Wyoming Community Bank. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

 Join us at the Dubois Museum for an enlightening evening with Dr. David Love, who will share his deep knowledge of the geology that shapes our region.  Dr. Love was born on his family’s Wyoming ranch and has spent a lifetime exploring the land on foot—long before maps, office work, and satellite imagery became the norm. As a renowned field geologist, he has educated people worldwide about Wyoming’s unique geology, natural resources, and history. His work includes more than 250 geological publications and two detailed maps, making him one of the most respected voices in the field.

This is part of the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series.

This program is free and open to the public.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“East Fork Geology Trek”: guided by Dr. David Love: Wednesday, July 15th, 8:30 a.m.

Join us at the Dubois Museum for a unique outdoor experience! We’ll depart together for a guided trek along East Fork Rd., where renowned geologist Dr. David Love will share his expertise on the fascinating geology of the area.  Dr. Love, born on his family’s Wyoming ranch, is a legendary field geologist who explored landscapes on foot long before satellite imagery and digital maps became standard. His work has educated people worldwide about Wyoming’s geology, natural resources, and history. With over 250 geological publications and two detailed maps, Dr. Love brings unmatched insight to this hands-on adventure. 

Don’t miss this chance to walk the land with an expert and discover the stories written in Wyoming’s rocks!  This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series. 

Please bring a sack lunch. Space is limited. $25.00 per person. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“The Pony Express in Wyoming” July 16th, 7-8pm 

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be hosting Brandy Eggleman from the National Pony Express Association, Beaver Rim Chapter on the history and significance of the Pony Express.

She will have items like saddlebags used in today’s Pony Express “re-rides” for the audience to look at. Every June, hundreds of riders from across the country come together to take part in the annual Pony Express Re-Ride, relaying the mail nearly 2,000 miles from Missouri to California. 

This Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program is free and open to the
public. Call 307-332-3373 for details. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Railroad Trek” July 18, 10am

Join the Fremont County Pioneer Museum for this Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek on July 18^th to explore the landmarks of the railroad Lander.

Limited enrollment, reservations are required, please call 307-332-3373 or stop by to register.

This trek is $10 per person and open to the public.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Masonic Cemetery Trek” July 24, 10am

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be leading a Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek to the Northfork Masonic Cemetery with Toby Erickson.

Enrollment is limited and reservations are required. Please call 307-332-3373 or stop by to register.

This trek is $15 per person and open to the public. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“STEM Day” July 25^th, 2pm

The Riverton Museum is hosting an exciting program of hands-on science, technology, engineering, and math fun for this Pit Stop/Bailey Tire & Auto Service Children Exploration event on July 25th from 2-4pm. Featuring interactive STEM activities, STEM Day is the perfect adventure for curious minds of all ages.

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“National Day of the Cowboy Chuckwagon Demo, Meal and Cowboy Poetry”: with Tim Hayes: Saturday, July 25, 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Celebrate the National Day of the Cowboy at the Dubois Museum! Experience authentic Western traditions as Tim Hayes demonstrates how to prepare a classic Chuck Wagon meal. Sip a cup of coffee while you watch the cooking process.  Spectators are welcome.  Purchase a ticket to enjoy the dinner.  As you enjoy listening to Cowboy Poetry, sharing stories and verses that capture the spirit of the West around the campfire. 

This is part of the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series. Spaces are limited.  $45.00 per person includes dinner.  Space is limited.  $45.00 per person includes dinner.  Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

This demonstration program is free and open to the public. You must buy a ticket for the meal.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Millers’ Wonderful Wyoming Honey Ranch in Crowheart Trek”: Presented by the Miller Family: Friday, August 7, Saturday, August 8, 9:15 a.m. 

Join us at the museum to leave for this tour of the Millers Ranch in Crowheart.  They will show us the process from bee to honey processing.  They own the Honey House here in Dubois. If you are allergic to bee stings, please bring rescue medication. 

This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series.  Please bring a sack lunch. Space is limited.  $25.00 per person. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Louis Lake Lodge Trek” Aug 8^th, 10AM

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will lead a Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek at the historic Louis Lake Lodge on August 8^th at 10am. Limited enrollment, reservations are required, please call 307-332-3373 or stop by to register. Carpooling encouraged.

This trek is $15 per person and open to the public. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“120 Years of Riverton” August 12^th, 6pm

2026 is the 120th anniversary of the founding of Riverton (1906). Join the Riverton Museum for this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speaker Series. Museum staff will give an overview of the history of the town for the last 120 years!

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Archaeology Day” August 15^th, 2pm

The Riverton Museum is holding its Archaeology Day for this Bailey Tire and Auto Service Children Exploration event on August 15th from 2pm-4pm. Learn about archaeological practices, play some archaeology related games and activities, even discover and take home your own artifact!

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Kid’s Corner: Tie-dye”: Saturday, August 16, 10:00 – Noon

Visit the Dubois Museum in Dubois for this Bailey’s Tire and Pit Stop/Travel Center Children’s Exploration Series program. Museum staff will present “the ancient textile art form of Tie-dye”:  The earliest form called Bandhani dates back 4000 years BC.  This art form has evolved over thousands of years.  We will be doing the modern version of this art.  The program and activity will encourage children to learn about history and be creative. They will take home their own unique bandana they made.  

Space is limited.  This program costs $3.00 per child. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

For children ages 6 – 13. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Ed Young Orchard Trek” Aug 21, 10AM

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will lead a Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek at the historic Ed Young Apple Orchard. Reservations are required, enrollment is limited please call 307-332-3373 or stop by to register. Carpooling encouraged.

This trek is $15 per person and open to the public. Call 307-332-=3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“St. Stephens Trek” August 22^nd 10am

Join the Riverton Museum for our St. Stephens Adventure Trek on August 22nd. We will tour the grounds of St. Stephens mission including the church. We will learn about the history of the mission and notable people involved with its establishment. This program is brought to you by the Wind River Visitors Council. We will meet at the Riverton Museum at 10am and drive as a group to St. Stephens.

The total cost of admission per person is $15. Reservations are required. Please reserve your spot on fremontcountymuseums.com or call the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Archaeology and Modern Technology”: with Dalyn Grindle, PhD: Thursday: September 3, 6 p.m. 

Join us at the Dubois Museum for an evening exploring how technological advancements are enhancing Archology with Dalyn Grindle, PhD.  She is the Zone Archaeologist for Shoshone National Forest, South Zone, Washakie Ranger District in Lander. This is part of the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series. 

This program is free and open to the public. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Okie Manor Trek” September 5^th, 9am

The Riverton Museum is holding its annual J.B. Okie Manor Trek for this Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek on September 5th from 9am-2pm. Join the Riverton Museum for our most popular annual Adventure Trek. Experience a rare tour of the sheep tycoon’s mansion built out in Lost Cabin in 1901. Learn about the history of J. B. Okie, his family, the history of the manor, and the details of the home. Bring your own sack lunch and water. The tour will last for roughly 3 hours.

The total cost of admission is $15 per person. This event fills up quickly so reserve your spot on our website fremontcountymuseums.com or call us at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Castle Gardens Trek” September 12^th, 9am

Join the Riverton Museum and Craig Bromley for a tour of Castle Gardens. This Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek will be on September 12th. Castle Gardens is a notable archaeological site that contains Native American rock art, specifically petroglyphs. Learn about this ancient art and the societies who inhabited this area.

The total cost of admission per person is $15. Reservations are required. Please reserve your spot on fremontcountymuseums.com or call the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Red Canyon Petroglyph Trek” Sep 12, 10AM

This Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek to a Red Canyon Petroglyph site by the Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be focus on the petroglyphs of Red Canyon. Limited enrollment, reservations required by calling 307-332-3373 or stop by to register. Carpooling encouraged.

This trek is $15 per person and open to the public. Call 307-332-=3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Midvale Irrigation Trek” September 19^th, 7:15am

The Riverton Museum is holding its Midvale Irrigation Trek for this Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series on September 19th from 7:15am-1pm. We will explore many sites in the Midvale District on this driving tour including Midvale’s headquarters, Bull Lake Dam, Diversion Dam, the Midwest siphon, the powerplant at Pilot Butte Reservoir, 5 Mile Wasteway, Tunnel Hill, and North Portal/Cottonwood Bench. We will meet at Riverton Museum at 7:15am and be driving out to Midvale as a group. We will arrive back at Riverton Museum at approximately 1pm.

The total cost is $15 per person. Please consider bringing sunscreen/hat and water. Reservations are required. Please reserve your spot on fremontcountymuseums.com or call the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Apple Fest” Sep 19, 1-3PM

Celebrating the history of the ‘Apple City’ as it was once known for this Bailey Tire/Pit Stop Children’s Exploration event September 19th from 1-3pm. Our annual Apple Fest is back again! Relive the ‘Apple City’ and see a cider press in action, learn about the past orchards here, and enjoy apple related activities. 

Apple Pie contest to be held the week prior, please contact the Pioneer Museum for more information on participation and the process. 

Entrance fee is $5 per family. Call 307-332-3373 for details.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Kids Corner: Archaeology”: with Dalyn Grindle, PhD: Saturday, September 26, 10:00 – Noon

Visit the Dubois Museum in Dubois for this Bailey’s Tire and Pit Stop/Travel Center Children’s Exploration Series. Dalyn Grindle, PhD will.  The program and activity will encourage children to learn about what an Archaeologist does. 

Space is limited.  This program costs $3.00 per child. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

For children ages 5 – 18. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Crystal Cave Trek” Thursday October 1, Tuesday October 6, 9:00 a.m.

Join us at the museum to leave for this trek to the crystal cave on the historic CM Ranch.  Cheryl O’Brien will tell us about the history of the CM Ranch, geology & Carolyn Gillette will lead us to the cave. This trek is moderately difficult hike, about 3 miles.  We may be walking through some water. 

This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series.  Space is limited.  $25.00 per person. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Dubois Geocaching Trek” with Billy McKemey: Saturday, October 10, 9:30 a.m.

Join us at the museum to learn about Geocaching, and history from Billy McKemy.  Then we will go to use our new skills to find them in the field.

This is part of the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek Series.  Please bring a sack lunch.  Space is limited.  $25.00 per person. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Halloween at the Museum” Oct 16 & 17^th, 6-9PM

Visit the Pioneer Museum in Lander for this Bailey’s Tire and Auto Children’s Exploration Series program for 2 nights of fun on October 16^th and 17^th from 6-9pm.

Get ready for a spooky time at the Pioneer Museum! We are back with our family friendly Halloween event. Enjoy the maze, try one of our activities, and of course get some treats! 

Costumes are greatly encouraged. Entrance fee is $5 per person. Call 307-332-3339 for more information. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Fremont Haunts” October 21^st, 6pm

The Riverton Museum is hosting Alma Law for this Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speaker Series on October 21st from 6-7pm. Join the Riverton Museum for our annual Fremont Haunts speaker series event! Alma Law is a local educator and collector of ghost stories who will be presenting on his spooky stories and urban legends from the Fremont County area! Visit the Riverton Museum to learn some scary local stories before Halloween!

This event is free and open to the public. For more information, contact Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Fall Fest” October 24^th, 3pm

Join the Riverton Museum for our annual Fall Fest sponsored by Pit Stop/ Bailey’s Tire and Auto Service! Stop by the museum anytime between 3pm-8pm. There will be fun games, activities, and snacks. Vote on your favorite pumpkin carved by local organizations and businesses.

We encourage you to come in your Halloween costume! Tickets will be available at the door for a nominal fee.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Haunted Downtown Riverton Walking Tour” October 24^th, 5:30

The Riverton Museum is hosting Alma Law for this Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek on October 24th from 5:30-7:30pm. Explore downtown Riverton with local guide and ghost story expert Alma Law! Learn about the history of local buildings, and the eerie events that have happened in them. We will leave the Riverton Museum at 5:30pm and arrive back at the Riverton Museum around 7:30pm. Please wear warm clothes.

The total cost is $15 per person. Reservations are required. Please reserve your spot on fremontcountymuseums.com or call the Riverton Museum at 307-856-2665.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Kids Corner make Fall crayon leaf suncatchers”: Saturday, November 7, 10 a.m. 

Visit the Dubois Museum in Dubois for this Bailey’s Tire and Pit Stop/Travel Center Children’s Exploration Series program. Museum staff will teach them about why leaves change color.  Then we will take leaves, broken crayons and wax paper to create beautiful suncatchers.  Space is limited.  This program costs $3.00 per child. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

This program costs $3.00 for children ages 6 – 13. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Victorian Christmas Card Class” Nov 14^th, 1-3PM

The Fremont County Pioneer Museum will be hosting class on November 14^th making pin pricked Victorian Christmas Cards. All materials will be included, and reservations are required.

Cost is $5 per participant. Call 307-332-3373 or stop in to sign up.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Kids Corner: Make Christmas Cookies”: Saturday, December 6, 1 p.m.-5 p.m. 

As part of the Bailey Tire & Pit Stop Travel Center Children’s Exploration Series, Learn the history behind Christmas sugar cookies, help make the dough, learn to roll it out, cut out and bake cookies.  Decorate the cookies.  Each child will take home a dozen cookies. 

Space is limited.  This program costs $3.00 per child. Advanced registration required, no exceptions!  Call the Dubois Museum at 307-455-2284. 

This program is for children ages 6 – 18. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Holiday Open House”: Saturday, December 12, 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. 

Join us at the museum for the annual Holiday Open House from 11-3. Refreshments, gift shop discounts, and the lighting of the museum. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Old Fashioned Christmas” Dec 12, 6-8PM

Join the Pioneer Museum for this Bailey Tire/Pit Stop Children’s Exploration Series event celebrating the holiday season at the Pioneer Village with our annual Christmas celebration on December 12 from 6-8pm.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we are ready to celebrate! Come see Santa, enjoy music, games, Santa, and more!

This program is free and open to the public. Call 307-332-3339 for more information. 

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/

“Holiday Fest December 12^th, 2pm

Join the Riverton Museum for our Holiday Fest on December 12^th 2pm-8pm sponsored by Pit Stop/ Bailey Tire & Auto Service. Holiday crafts, activities, hot cocoa, and cookies will be available! Children can also take part in our Santa’s Workshop, where they can purchase a toy ($7) and build and paint it right here in Santa’s Workshop!

From 6pm-8pm, a live musical performance will take place.

Donations to support our museums: https://windriverccf.funraise.org/