ReStorying the West is a three-year project, aiming to collect stories from Wyomingites throughout Wyoming. University of Wyoming Professor Nancy Small discusses the project’s origin, progress, and future.

“As Seasons Change - Songs of Harvest and Holiday” kicks off the group’s season on Nov. 23.

Denver public artist Tiimo Mang is making a sculpture of an American kestrel to be displayed at Casper’s new State Forestry Helibase.

Laramie’s American Heritage Center hosts its annual Halloween Celebration. This year, the focus expands to worldwide spooky traditions.

The Wyoming Humanities Council lost 80% of its operational budget this year to federal cuts. But now, a new fund at the University of Wyoming will provide paid internships for students pursuing degrees in the humanities.

There’s been an especially steep drop in fertility rates in western states, including Wyoming, which has also seen a big jump in the cost of housing.

This fall, artists Georgia and Dave Rowswell went on a 10-day road trip and set up shop at four state parks around Wyoming. The two visited Curt Gowdy, Guernsey, Glendo and Seminoe State Parks, making art outside and sharing their work with other visitors.

Paño Connections is making its way around Laramie. The exhibit shows artwork from incarcerated individuals across Wyoming’s five correctional facilities.

At a workshop at the Wind River Tribal Conservation Summit, attendees rolled up their sleeves and tried their hand at crafting chokecherry patties on Indigenous Peoples Day.

Opening night on Thursday will feature music from the New World, including classical guitarist Eduard Mernhos. It is the first night of the 2025-26 season.