100th-anniversary kick-off vacation package at Spear O Wigwam announced.

In 1923 Warner Bros was founded, the first issue of Time Magazine was issued, and perhaps the most significant thing to happen to America that year, Spear-O-Wigwam, was built.
This place is truly special, and it’s no wonder why it has hosted legendary icons, the likes of Ernest Hemingway, and is listed on the US Registry of Historic Places.
We’re not some fancy exclusive resort for the elite. We’re accessible to all who dare make the parlous journey to our remote guest ranch high in the Bighorn Mountains.
We are so excited to begin celebrating our 100th anniversary June 15th - June 23rd with Brenn Hill, plus Tris and Dave Munsick, and we hope to have you join us in our celebration. Learn more and book your package at Spearowigwam.com
9-day packages start at $1857 per guest and include cabins, meals, horseback riding, unlimited watercraft use, and seven nights of concerts.

Who is Brenn Hill? Cowboys & Indians magazine said, “You can sense the sagebrush and tumbleweeds in Brenn’s music and hear the echo of the open range in his voice. Brenn Hill is the real cowboy deal. His Western Music Association Crescendo Award and Academy of Western Artists Male Vocalist of the Year Award testify that plenty of other people are hearing that authenticity, too. Brenn Hill brings the authentic mystique of the American West and not a lick of sugarcoated hillbilly pop to his music. A traditionalist, he writes some of the most earnest, heartfelt music and poignant, thought-provoking lyrics this side of Johnny Cash.”

Who is Tris Munsick? One of Wyoming’s top country acts, Tris Munsick, has shared the stage with Big & Rich, Blackhawk, the Eli Young Band, Cody Johnson, Casey Donahew, Marty Stuart, Ian Munsick, and many more. You may have also seen him perform at the National Finals Rodeo Opening Ceremonies in Las Vegas, NV.

Who is Dave Munsick? A former New Mexico State Championship Fiddler, Dave brought his game with him when he moved to Wyoming in the early 1980s and began playing fiddle for fellow Wyomingite – the late, great Chris Ledoux. When Chris asked him to commit to a life of traveling on the road with him, Dave refused. Rather than spending his Wyoming years traveling with Ledoux, Dave chose to play his music for the lucky folks up around the Bighorn Mountains of northern Wyoming.
Besides Chris Ledoux, Dave has played with or opened for many other acts, including Ian Tyson, Lyle Lovett, Charlie Daniels, Suzie Bogguss, and Hank Thompson.