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
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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.
CTF E-Newsletter, February 22, 2019
In March and April 2019, four art workshops will be held at the Hynds, 1608 Capitol, Cheyenne, as part of the Cheyenne Arts Project. These workshops are the start of a series of 10 workshops to be held this year. These workshops are supported by LightsOn! and the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund.
CTF E-Newsletter, January 18, 2019
During this, Savion’s fifth residency at DW, he returns to Jackson Hole High School to work with music students and to DW to continue exploring tap dance with our local community members. Capping off his visit, Savion returns to the stage to showcase his newest innovative expression, Savion Glover’s ALL FuNKD’ UP, on Saturday, February 2nd at 7:30pm in The Center Theater.
CTF E-Newsleter, December 6, 2018
The Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund board awarded more than $256,760 to 21 projects around the state at their recent grant review meeting held in Laramie.
