Two documentaries by Caldera Productions, LLC, of Lander, Wyoming, have been nominated for top 2020 Emmy Awards by the Heartland Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
CTF E-Newsletter, May 1, 2020
Cathedral Voices Chamber Choir takes its music to the internet for Wyoming’s first-ever virtual choral festival this spring. The Choir’s 3rd biennial Spring Festival will go forward next month in a purely digital format, streaming online May 16 & 17, from Jackson Hole.
CTF E-Newsletter, March 26, 2019
This e-newsletter is designed to provide a brief update on the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and the happenings of its grant recipients. It is our promise that this e-newsletter be brief, interesting and hopefully something that will provide you with ideas and contacts with other organizations around the state. If you wish to have your activity… Continue reading CTF E-Newsletter, March 26, 2019
CTF E-Newsletter, February 25, 2020
The Wyoming State Museum’s traveling exhibit, Suffrage Wyoming, traces the history and impact of women’s suffrage in Wyoming from 1869 to the present day.
CTF E-Newsletter, January 23, 2020
Featuring large-scale portraits and an audio soundscape, the Women in Wyoming exhibition is a celebration of the state’s incredible women.
CTF E-Newsletter, November 15, 2019
“The Drift: An American Cattle Drive”, supported by a Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund grant, won the top prize for documentary feature film in October at the Wild Bunch Film Festival in Willcox, Arizona.
CTF E-Newsletter, October 18, 2019
The Wind River Indian Reservation is as beautiful as its melodic name. It’s one of the largest Reservations in the United States, spanning over 2.2 million acres and contained within the boundaries of the state. Its scenery ranges from high grassland to some of the most majestic and least populated mountain ranges. The Wind River Range is a renowned destination for historians, climbers, hikers, and visitors who come to absorb the culture.
CTF E-Newsletter, September 19, 2019
With the assistance of a Cultural Trust Fund grant, Wyoming PBS has produced “The Art of Home: A Wind River Story” which will be broadcast for the first time on Monday, November 11 at 8 p.m, with a repeat scheduled for Friday, November 15 at 8 p.m.
CTF E-Newsletter, April 19, 2019
This e-newsletter is designed to provide a brief update on the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and the happenings of its grant recipients. It is our promise that this e-newsletter be brief, interesting and hopefully something that will provide you with ideas and contacts with other organizations around the state. If you wish to have your activity… Continue reading CTF E-Newsletter, April 19, 2019
CTF E-Newsletter, March 22, 2019
Jackson Hole’s writing community began with the likes of Struthers Burt and Owen Wister who came out West to enliven their spirits with open spaces and nature’s untainted wonders. Over the years, many writers have passed through the Jackson Hole area and many have stayed. Since the 1970s a noticeable literary undercurrent has fed the intellectual and arts communities. That tradition continues through Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund beneficiary, The Jackson Hole Writers Conference, June 27 – 29, 2019, which has united people through words for almost three decades.
