The University of Wyoming Art Museum is located in the dramatic Centennial Complex on the university campus in Laramie, Wyoming. The Centennial Complex, which also houses the American Heritage Center, was designed by internationally acclaimed architect Antoine Predock and is a public facility with spacious free parking for visitors. Supported by public and private funds, the University of Wyoming Art Museum was created to serve the people of Wyoming and those who visit the state.

Museum exhibitions offer something for everyone and are displayed in an exciting gallery environment. Special programs, lectures, openings, workshops, classes, and tours are held on a regular basis. The University of Wyoming Art Museum offers a year-round source of education and entertainment for the entire family.

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Welcome to Sheridan, Wyoming – voted the original #1 Western Town, AND #3 in Top Towns for Outdoorsmen in America! Picturesque, historic and vibrant . . . It’s where Old West meets New West – a pocket of world-class culture wrapped up in hometown hospitality and authentic real West charm.

Sheridan provides history with a view, from its authentic Main Street district lined with historic buildings to the Landmark Historic Sheridan Inn where Buffalo Bill once auditioned acts, to the magnificent backdrop of the Big Horn Mountains.

‘Embrace the West’ while exploring a mansion and museums, or relax in Kendrick Park where the buffalo and elk roam. You can also enjoy lively entertainment with weekly rodeos and polo, theater performances or a stop at the legendary Mint Bar. And if in need, just ask and then embrace the warm, Western hospitality.

Wyoming’s jewel, Sheridan’s fabled western history and dramatic mountain vistas meet New West comfort and the serenity of wide open spaces. Experience authentic history, with this the last, most-prized hunting ground of the Plains Indians – center-stage for the culture clash that erupted on the Great Plains in the late 1800’s. The “Bloody Bozeman Trail” passed just west of Sheridan, with the infamous Little Bighorn battle 90 miles north.

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