Join the Riverton Museum on a guided cave tour located at Sinks Canyon State Park. Participants should be prepared and able to walk through a cave for 2 to 3 hours. The minimum age is 10 years old. Reservations are required in advance. Only 8 spots are available for this exciting opportunity.
Author at County 10 newspaper Randy Tucker will be giving a general talk on the history of Riverton including the local World War II Prisoner of War Camp, schools, and irrigation. Randy’s talk will be in honor of the August 15, 1906 founding of the City of Riverton as part of the historical McLaughlin Agreement.
Get to know Wyoming's most famous atomic boomtown, while unleashing your inner-shutterbug, and, taking in some breathtaking vistas! Join Riverton Museum staff on an unforgettable walk through the streets of Jeffrey City.
Jade collector Stan Grove of the Riverton Mineral and Gem Society will be giving his talk “Green in Them Hills: The Allure of Fremont County Jade.” Since at least the 1930s, south-central Wyoming has been recognized as a top locality for nephrite jade of various colors and textures, well suited for jewelry and carving, and with an international market. Stan will present the story of this mineral treasure – its geology, history and lapidary appeal.