Join us at the Dubois Museum for the program featuring local artist and rancher John Finley as he talks about the history of his family. The Finleys were some of the original settlers of the “Little Scotland” area in the East Fork, and John is the expert historian to tell how his ancestors came to this country and became such an integral part of Dubois. Join him in the Dennison Lodge to learn more about this part of our history.
Come learn about the significance of the ancient rock art forms of petroglyphs and pictographs. Learn to make your own rock art with modern designs. Advanced registration is required. Materials will be provided.
Enjoy free admission to the Museum, as well as food, vendors, and special programs. Please join us for this chance to get acquainted with the museum. Call 307-455-2284 for more information.
Did someone say dinosaurs? If you enjoy bones and rock, join us on Sunday, June 29th, at 2:00 at the Dubois Museum. The paleontological team led by Dr. David Lovelace of the University of Wisconsin Madison Geology Museum will present their scientific findings. These include North America’s oldest dinosaur “Ahvaytum bahndooiveche” named in the Shoshone language found near Dubois.