Wyoming Entertainment

See traditional dancers from the Wind River Reservation on your summer visit to The Museum of the American West © Rainer Grosskopf / Getty Images. With urban centers often housing some of the most well-known museums around the world, you might be surprised at what one of the US’s least populated states has to offer. Museums in Wyoming cater to the art, history, geology and folklore of one of the most romanticized – and often misunderstood – areas in the country: the Wild West. From working pioneer villages and Buffalo Bill’s hide coat to bighorn sheep and dinosaur bones, Wyoming offers plenty of opportunities to satiate your curiosity.

John Mayer is doing his part to help his community in Big Sky Country. The musician, 44, took to Instagram on Tuesday to ask for the public's help as part of Yellowstone National Park remains closed following historic flooding that took place in the area early last week. Mayer shared...

One of America's favorite comedians and actors, Will Ferrell, recently got stranded in Cody Wyoming. The Anchorman star was traveling with his family in Cody, Wyoming, and ended up staying longer than he planned due to the recent flooding at Yellowstone National Park. Cowboy State Daily reported that Ferrell had...

Colorado wildlife artist Dan Andrews is no stranger to winning the Wyoming Game and Fish Department’s conservation stamp art award. His art was selected in 1986 (pronghorn) and 2016 (swift fox). Still, when his oil painting of a Pacific marten was crowned the winner of the Wyoming Game and...

Laura Ingraham a television talk host on Fox Nation, has an upcoming episode in Wyoming where she will talk with Dan Starks, Founder of the National Museum of Military Vehicles in Dubois. The National Museum of Military Vehicles is located southeast of Dubois. It has what might be the most...

LIVINGSTON, Mont. - Celebrities have been standing up in solidarity with the people of Montana and Wyoming after the devastating flooding. John Mayer, who calls Livingston home, says via Facebook, “I write today with a plea: if you were planning to visit Yellowstone and canceled your plans, please, from the bottom of my heart, I ask that you rebook them.”

Ernest Hemingway--cherished author of A Farewell to Arms, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Old Man in the Sea and many more--called Wyoming "damn lovely country." According to the National Endowment for the Humanities, while staying at a ranch in the Bighorn Mountains in 1928, Hemingway wrote about 600 pages while his second wife caught 600 trout. The magazine chronicled that while in Wyoming, Hemingway once served his friends a lunch of bear steaks cooked medium rare, sandwiched between sourdough pancakes with marmalade. "The meat was rank and stringy..." but Hemingway ate it with "gusto...his black beard glossy with bear fat."

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — After four days of competition, Brinley Palmer and Aurora Catrina Soto brought home state titles in the Little Miss and Tot Miss categories for the Little Miss Wyoming State Pageant. Brinley and Aurora took part in several competitions against other girls from across the state, winning...