Come put your knowledge and trivia skills to the test. It’s all about Wyoming! Hosted at the Cavalryman Steakhouse in Laramie, WY. Teams of 6 are encouraged. Those without a full team will be placed with other tables to create a full team. There will be Wyoming-themed cocktails and prizes including FREE drinks.

Please call the Cavalryman Steakhouse to reserve your table. Space is limited!

Challenging History: Wyoming Trivia Night is presented by Wyoming Humanities in collaboration with Cavalryman Steakhouse.

Join Studio Theatre @ the Cody Center for the Performing Arts for an original, one-act play features some of the most important, yet oft forgot, women who helped shape Cody history followed by an in-depth discussion about these infamous women. The talk-backs will be led by authors, historians and artists who have even more stories to tell about these, characters, Cody, and the “Wild West.”

Performance begins at 7 pm (www.codymonoluges.com for tickets)

Talkbacks are free with or without admission and begin around 8:30 pm

Join the Meeteetse Museums for an outdoor concert. Miss V, the Gypsy Cowbelle, will open for the musical group Ospa. The group will present music of Galicia, Ireland, Quebec, and the Basque Country. Ospa will teach the audience about the cultural traditions behind each style of music, play samples, and discuss the similarities and differences between the musical types. They will also discuss how these traditions, especially the Basque, played a role in Wyoming’s cultural history. Instruments introduced to the audience will include the violin, viola, diatonic button accordion, Basque trikitixa accordion, piano, Irish and Galician bagpipes, alboka, and the Basque and Galician style pandero. The performance will be a cross-cultural learning experience for all ages with a focus on comparative music and historical Basque ties to Wyoming and even the Meeteetse area.

Food will be available at the concert, but guests are asked to bring their own chairs. Admission to the event is free.

Join Studio Theatre @ the Cody Center for the Performing Arts for an original, one-act play features some of the most important, yet oft forgot, women who helped shape Cody history followed by an in-depth discussion about these infamous women. The talk-backs will be led by authors, historians and artists who have even more stories to tell about these, characters, Cody, and the “Wild West.”

Performance begins at 7 pm (www.codymonoluges.com for tickets)

Talkbacks are free with or without admission and begin around 8:30 pm

Join Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum for their new speaker series as they explore Environmental History in the American West.
Environmental history is the study of human interaction with the natural world over time. This public programming specifically explores human-animal interactions and the role these historic relationships have played in shaping our environments, cultures, and politics.
Historian and local resident Dr. Sherry Smith will facilitate this free presentation.

For a more in-depth experience, sign up for a follow-up discussion with Dr. Andrews and Dr. Smith immediately following the public presentation.

To register, email Frances@jacksonholehistory.org or call 307-733-2414