Leather Coaster Class
2024-08-01 12:00 - 17:00 (America/Denver)
Join Chris Chapman from 12-5pm, as she teaches the techniques to make a pair of leather coasters. Participants are able to bring photos of brands to place on the coasters or add initials to each coaster. Class size is limited to 6 participants.
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Sip & Paint: Cardinal
2024-08-01 18:00 | Olive Glenn Golf Club, Olive Glenn Golf & Country Club | 802 Meadow Lane
‼️Sip & Paint Line Up‼️
🔹 Wednesday July 31st, 6:00 at Powell Elks Lodge #2303 (the bear)
🔹Thursday August 1st, 6:00 at Olive Glenn Golf Club (cardinal)
A step by step instructed painting with artist Jessica Reesy.
No talent required.
Family friendly.
$35/ seat
PM me or text me at 307-254-0191 to secure your seats.
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By Whose Authority…? Regional Workshop
2024-08-02 00:00 | Thomas the Apostle Center, 34 Thomas the Apostle Road
Join us at Thomas the Apostle Center for an insightful day at the “By Whose Authority…?” leadership workshop, designed specifically for leaders of the Episcopal Church in Wyoming. This workshop offers a collaborative environment where you can explore new trends in ministry, engage in meaningful discussions about church leadership, and gain valuable tools to enhance your community’s impact.
WHAT TO EXPECT:
• Keynote presentations on the future of ministry and the transition to an Incarnated Church model.
• Breakout sessions focusing on personal leadership development, team dynamics, and community engagement.
• Interactive activities utilizing innovative communication and visioning tools to help tailor your church’s strategy.
• Networking opportunities with other church leaders across the region.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND:
This event is ideal for rectors, priests-in-charge, deacons, wardens, ministry leaders, key parishioners, and anyone in a leadership role within the church. We encourage whole team participation for a comprehensive experience.
COST:
Covered by the Diocese, including one night’s stay and meals.
REGISTRATION:
https://diowy.info/envisioning_ministry
CONTACT INFORMATION:
For more questions, please contact the Rev. Canon Lara Gilbert, at Lara@episcopalwy.org
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Please note, space is limited. Register early to secure your participation. We look forward to welcoming you and your team to a day of growth and inspiration.
34 Thomas the Apostle Rd, Cody, WY
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Summer Music Camp Ages 6-8
2024-08-02 12:00 - 14:00
Carnival of the Animals Music Camp; ages 6-8
July 29, 30, 31, Aug 2; 2024
Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri
12:00-2:00
Ages: 6-8
Carnival of the Animals Music Camp for kids ages 6-8 years old. The Carnival of the Animals is a humorous musical suite by French composer Camille Saint-Saens and will be the inspiration for this camp. During the camp, campers will practice note reading, play games to help with their music counting, and experience playing in ensemble. Snack will be provided.
Camp Fee: $95.00
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CHRIS CHAPMAN – ARTIST IN RESIDENCE
2024-08-02 12:00 - 17:00
Chris started sewing at age five and has been a leather artist for fifty years. For much of her career she has been involved in historical research and reproduction work dating back to 16th-century European leatherwork, clothing, and artifacts. She has made museum-quality reproductions of Native American and Early American garments and artifacts, including bead and quill work. Since 1991, Chapman has been focused on the creation of leather bonded furniture, architectural elements, and home accessories. Her work brings a fresh perspective to the medium, which she finds incredibly versatile in that she can adapt it to nearly any time period, style, and design — from Victorian, Western and Spanish Territorial, to Old English and Art Deco. Chris is inspired by historical references, such as classic Western art and Black Forest influences, and the natural world, including animals of all kinds, mountains, and landscapes. “My great-grandparents were farmers, horsemen, farriers and blacksmiths; their land remains agricultural to this day. I realized my style of artwork is in my DNA.”
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Deluxe Tours and Toddies: The Summer of 1876 with Chris Wimmer
2024-08-02 18:00 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
Join Exclusive Tours and “Legends of the Old West” podcast hosts Chris Wimmer and sister Mandi Wimmer on August 2nd at 6pm for a Deluxe Tours and Toddies!
Guests at this special program will embark on a journey filled with mystery, intrigue, and larger-than-life legends as we explore the Center of the West’s collection and delve deeper into the history of the infamous summer of 1876 in the American West.
During this program, guests will explore the notorious summer of 1876 and related artifacts from our Center’s collection.
Chris and Mandi will also discuss their work on the “Legends of the Old West” podcast, including a recent season that featured our own William F. “Buffalo Bill” Cody and the legends of his life.
Tickets include custom charcuterie, homemade desserts, adult beverages, a Q&A with Chris and Mandi, and a paperback copy of The Summer of 1876.
Spots are limited! Advanced registration is required.
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Coffee and Curators: Whitney Western Art Museum
2024-08-03 10:00 - 11:30 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
Free for members! Coffee & Curators invites members to enjoy coffee, refreshments, and the company of other members as one of the Center of the West’s curators speaks on a topic related to their content area – special projects, recent acquisitions, significant objects, and future plans. It’s a great way to learn what’s going on behind-the-scenes at the Center of the West!
Our August program features the Whitney Western Art Museum.
Space for this members event is limited and reservations are required. Call 307-578-4008 or e-mail us to reserve your seat. Meet us at the main entrance — or stay tuned for information on how to attend virtually if you prefer.
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Everyday Carry Match
2024-08-04 13:00 - 15:00 | Cody Shooting Complex, 61 Road 7WC, Cody, WY
Come and join the fun. Low key, no pressure. All skill levels are welcome. Good practice for your everyday carry skills.
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Artists in Residence: Firearms Engravers
2024-08-05 08:00 - 17:00, 2024-08-12 08:00 - 17:00 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
During your visit to the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, spend some time with firearms engravers Jim Blair, Gordon Alcorn, Mary Dyk, Marianne Kelley, and Dean Philbrick, all members of the Firearms Engraving Guild of America. They will demonstrate their craft and chat with visitors near the entrance to our Cody Firearms Museum from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day.
Jim Blair began hand engraving in 1978. He is a master engraver, a past vice president in the Firearms Engravers Guild of America, and a member of the American Custom Gunmakers Guild. He is recognized by the Colt Company as a Master Engraver. Although mainly self-taught, he gives credit to several engravers that have matured this craft into an art. An accomplished engraver in all aspects of the field, he prefers to work on custom guns, knives, and jewelry, but also does engraved prints and prints them on his own press.
Gordon Alcorn came from a background of drawing and woodcarving, and began engraving in 2008. Mostly studying books and DVDs, he is primarily self-taught and was greatly helped along with a week of study with engraver Ray Cover. In 2014, Gordon presented his work at the Firearms Engravers Guild of America convention and attained the title of Master Engraver. He currently works from his home studio, and his back-log is about two years.
Mary Dyk dates her interest in engraving to 2005. She first started doing gun stock carving, but soon became interested in the metal engraving on guns. As a pen-and-ink artist, Mary loved the fine detail of gun engraving designs. She found the GRS Training Center in Emporia, Kansas, which manufactures engraving tools. She found that pneumatic engraving machines made the learning process a lot faster. She started engraving jewelry (so she wouldn’t ruin a firearm). Mary has taken at least 25 week-long classes and was pleased to be able to attend three Grand Masters classes with Master Engravers Alain Lovenberg and Michael Dubber.
Marianne Kelley began her engraving journey after finding GRS at the Dallas Safari Club in 2015. She signed up for her first basic class that summer. She first thought she would engrave knife bolsters and never imagined she would engrave guns. She attended a class on the “Henry Receiver” taught by Rex Pedersen at GRS in 2016, and then the “Start to Finish Firearm” class in 2017. Now retired from her full-time job as a veterinarian, she has more time to study the art of engraving. In 2018, Marianne joined Lady SharpShooters. During her time with the group, she has studied under Rex Pederson, Diane Scalese, Layne Zuelke, Mike Dubber, and Sam Alfano. In 2019, she was nominated to participate in the Bobby Tyler Engraving Extravaganza and was chosen as one of the 10 finalists to engrave a Colt SAA. She won the competition in 2021.
Dean Philbrick began his engraving career fifty years ago under the direction of Master Engraver J.T. Modloff, and has been fortunate to study under five World Master Engravers through the years. Dean has worked in many fields throughout his career, including as a sign business owner, Fire Chief, EMS Director, and Emergency Medical Technician. He retired from the Fire Service eight years ago and has since worked full time as a Master Firearms Engraver. He received his Master Engraver Certificate from the Firearm’s Engravers Guild of America in 2017.
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Puppy Class 1 Starts
2024-08-06 17:30
Got a new puppy and would like to start her education before behavioral issues occur?
Join our popular 6 week Puppy Class for puppies age 10-20 weeks. FILLING QUICKLY!
We will work on basic commands and proper socialization. Our training is all about positive reinforcement with a certified dog trainer.
Additionally, you get a lot of information about how to raise a puppy and tackle classic puppy issues in a way that is fun for the dog and the owner.
This class also provides training videos to watch at home to help with remembering how to work on the different commands and we are available for additional questions.
Classes are small with max 4 participants.
Cost is $220 per student.
To sign up, please text or call (307)272 9762.
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Weeds, Wildlands and More
2024-08-07 16:00 - 19:00 | Cody Auditorium, Cody Auditorium | 1240 Beck Avenue, Cody, Wyoming
🌳 Mark your calendars! Open to the public, Weeds, Wildlands, and More is an event aimed to connect you to tools and resources you’ve been looking for! Provided will be light fare, cash bar, and the event will be taking place at the Cody Auditorium on August 7th from 4pm – 7pm.
For more information contact Laura Bell at 307-272-4613 or by via email at laura@legacyworksgroup.com
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Geology Field Trip – The Mesozoic
2024-08-08 08:00 - 12:00 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
The Mesozoic Era was an amazing time on Earth, bracketed by two mass extinctions. The Mesozoic (Jurassic, Triassic, and Cretaceous periods) saw great changes in lifeforms largely dominated by the dinosaurs. In this roadside geology field trip with the Draper Natural History Museum, we’ll look at local rocks that formed during this time, observe lots of fossils, and contemplate inland seas and deserts appearing and disappearing.
Join guides Larry Oliveria and George Miller for this exciting bit of “time travel” as we explore the Mesozoic madness of the Bighorn Basin near Cody! The four-hour field trip is designed for the student in all of us, starting and ending at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and transporting you through the Mesozoic era in the interim. Intended for an audience of age 18 and older, this programmatic offering is more than just a field trip—it’s an opportunity to gain intimate knowledge of your backyard!
Our first geology field trips in May and June covered the oldest and youngest rocks in the Bighorn Basin. This trip will highlight the amazing middle period, the Mesozoic Era. If you missed the first trip, don’t worry, it’s not a pre-requisite for this one, which will start and end with aspects of the first trip.
During this trip, we investigate the more than 200 million years when dinosaurs ruled the land and giant reptiles ruled the inland seas from Cody to Kansas and the Arctic Circle to Texas. Topics include local Mesozoic geology as it relates to the petroleum industry; the extinction event that opened a world of opportunity for mammals; the greatest landslide in Earth’s history; and the reign of the dinosaurs, for which the Mesozoic is probably best known.
Although there is limited hiking or walking on this tour, be prepared to get in and out of vehicles at six geologic stops. Water will be available, but we ask that you bring a water bottle to help cut down on waste. There is one scheduled bathroom break, but be prepared to spend the 4-hour period away from restrooms.
Limited to a maximum of 8 people. $85 for non-members; $65 for Center of the West members and for students. Register at tickets.centerofthewest.org
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SOLD OUT: 3-Day Silversmithing Class with Ernie Marsh
2024-08-08 08:00 - 2024-08-10 00:00, 2024-08-15 08:00 - 2024-08-17 00:00
Course will cover tools required and preparation for Jewelry, firearms and metal art. Ernie will teach design and layout as well as techniques including bright cut and relief style of engraving. Methods include push cut, hammer chasing and air assist forms of engraving. Tools and materials will be provided. Space is limited to 6 students, $975/attendee.
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Fixing Knitting Mistakes Class
2024-08-08 13:00 - 15:00 | Wyoming Yarn & Fiber, 901 16th Street, Cody, WY
DATE/TIME: August 8, 2024; 1-3pm.
Class includes:
Learn how to remedy some common mistakes you may encounter in your knitting, including picking up stitches
Materials provided by student:
A current project that may need some mistakes corrected (optional)
Sign up for the class here.
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Sip & Paint: Fall Colors
2024-08-08 18:00 | Olive Glenn Golf Club, Olive Glenn Golf & Country Club | 802 Meadow Lane
‼️Sip & Paint‼️
▪️Thursday August 8th, 6:00 at Olive Glenn Golf Club
No talent required
Family friendly
$35/seat
Sky High Cafe is at Olive Glenn Golf Course will be serving food and drinks so come early to order somethin’ to snack on and sip on!
PM me or text me at 307-254-0191 to secure your seats.
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Pasture Walk on the Pitchfork
2024-08-09 09:00
Join the
Wyoming Grazing Lands Coalition for a Pasture Walk on Friday, August 9th on the historic Pitchfork Ranch in Meeteetse, WY.
RSVP not required, but encouraged.
https://forms.gle/Q8MV4riwj4gNkpvh7
or
hfraley@wyglc.com
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Old Style Buffalo Doll Class with Supaya Gray Wolf
2024-08-10 08:00 - 18:00
Supaya Gray Wolfe will be instructing attendees the methods and techniques to complete an Old Style Buffalo Doll. Participants will assemble, bead and decorate a buffalo doll. Material provided will be split buffalo hide, buffalo and horse hair, aged trade cloth, glass and trade beads as well as turquoise. Registrants are encouraged to bring a small special item to be placed as the heart for the doll. Items such as an old earring, ring, button etc. Supaya will provided items for the heart such as turquoise, cedar berry or ghost beads. This is an all day class. Refreshments and breaks will be provided. Limited to 5 participants.
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The Mining Town of Kirwin Tour
2024-08-10 09:00 | Meeteetse Museums
Join the Meeteetse Museums on August 10th for our annual tour of the historic mining town of Kirwin. Located in the Shoshone National Forest, Kirwin was a boom-and-bust mining town that saw its heyday from the late 19th century to the first decade of the twentieth century.
The tour departs from the Meeteetse Museums at 9 am and begins on-site at approximately 10:30 am, subject to weather conditions the day of. Museum staff will detail the history of Kirwin and give a brief tour of notable buildings there. Guests are then welcome to explore the site independently; we encourage you to get the app izi.travel and download the walking tour of Kirwin the Museums created if you choose to explore on your own!
The tour is free to the public, although donations are encouraged. The tour will last approximately four hours. The Museums advise that only high-clearance trucks with skilled drivers or ATVs make the trek. Due to limited staff, the Museums cannot arrange ridesharing. Guests should bring a lunch, plenty of water, lawn chairs, layers, and sun protection. As always, this tour takes place in bear country and guests should be prepared to follow Forest Service protocol and carry bear spray.
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Ranch Tour: Ewing/Snell Ranch
2024-08-10 09:00 - 12:00
Ranch Tours August 10 – Join Ranger Christy Fleming and Homesteader Museum Registrar, Avery Frank, for the third and final Spark Ranch tours. Bighorn Canyon is partnering with the Homesteader Museum in Powell, Wyoming. The Homesteader Museum is one of six places in Wyoming chosen by the Wyoming Humanities to host the Smithsonian Museum on Main Street (MoMS) exhibit titled Spark! Places of Innovation.
What is spark? The story of human history is written in inventions and innovations. People are problem solvers. Sometimes we invent — create a completely new thing or a process based on new ideas. More often, we innovate — that is, we introduce a fresh idea or an invention into use in some way the at creates a new way of doing or thinking.
All it takes is a spark — an idea —to get started. Places of Innovation takes visitors on a journey through time and place across America to discover the stories of people who lived, worked, played, collaborated, adapted, took risks, solved problems, and sometimes failed — all in the pursuit of something new. The themes addressed are technological, social, artistic, and cultural/heritage innovation.
Bighorn Canyon will give three Ranch tours inspired by Spark! Places of Innovation with the Homesteader Museum partnership to meet the requirements of hosting the Smithsonian MoMS Exhibit.
The third and final ranch tour – August 10, Off the Grid Living Then & Now at the Ewing/Snell Ranch
Participants should plan to meet Ranger Christy Fleming at the Lovell Visitor Center. Participants will carpool caravan out to the ranch. At the ranch you will learn about Ewing/Snell and the innovation they used, and that the park service continues to use, to stabilize the ranch buildings. Bighorn Canyon NRA
20 Hwy 14A East
Lovell, WY
307 – 548 – 5406
http://www.nps.gov/bica
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Geology Field Trip – The Mesozoic
2024-08-12 08:00 - 12:00 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
The Mesozoic Era was an amazing time on Earth, bracketed by two mass extinctions. The Mesozoic (Jurassic, Triassic, and Cretaceous periods) saw great changes in lifeforms largely dominated by the dinosaurs. In this roadside geology field trip with the Draper Natural History Museum, we’ll look at local rocks that formed during this time, observe lots of fossils, and contemplate inland seas and deserts appearing and disappearing.
Join guides Larry Oliveria and George Miller for this exciting bit of “time travel” as we explore the Mesozoic madness of the Bighorn Basin near Cody! The four-hour field trip is designed for the student in all of us, starting and ending at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West and transporting you through the Mesozoic era in the interim. Intended for an audience of age 18 and older, this programmatic offering is more than just a field trip—it’s an opportunity to gain intimate knowledge of your backyard!
Our first geology field trips in May and June covered the oldest and youngest rocks in the Bighorn Basin. This trip will highlight the amazing middle period, the Mesozoic Era. If you missed the first trip, don’t worry, it’s not a pre-requisite for this one, which will start and end with aspects of the first trip.
During this trip, we investigate the more than 200 million years when dinosaurs ruled the land and giant reptiles ruled the inland seas from Cody to Kansas and the Arctic Circle to Texas. Topics include local Mesozoic geology as it relates to the petroleum industry; the extinction event that opened a world of opportunity for mammals; the greatest landslide in Earth’s history; and the reign of the dinosaurs, for which the Mesozoic is probably best known.
Although there is limited hiking or walking on this tour, be prepared to get in and out of vehicles at six geologic stops. Water will be available, but we ask that you bring a water bottle to help cut down on waste. There is one scheduled bathroom break, but be prepared to spend the 4-hour period away from restrooms.
Limited to a maximum of 8 people. $85 for non-members; $65 for Center of the West members and for students. Register at tickets.centerofthewest.org.
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Artist in Residence: Maggie Bassett
2024-08-12 09:00 - 15:30 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
While visiting the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s Draper Natural History Museum, take some time to visit with Artist-in-Residence Maggie Bassett. She demonstrates her work while chatting with visitors each day from August 12–17 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.
Bassett is a dedicated, self-taught artist whose painterly imagination remains grounded in the world of wild things. As a wildlife artist living near the border of Yellowstone National Park, the inspiration to paint is never more than a few steps out the front door. She has been developing her own style, layering charcoal and acrylic paint. The results have been quite exciting. Her main focus is capturing accurate detail through drawing, design principles, texture, and refracted light.
During her residency, Bassett demonstrates her use of charcoal as a medium. Charcoal, she says, “allows me to capture not just the essence of the wildlife subject with rich tonal variations, but also the very minute details of fur textures and expressive eyes. The deep, velvety black strokes create a stark contrast against the pristine white background, emphasizing the presence of the subject.”
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Junior Golf Camp
2024-08-13 09:00 - 11:00 | Olive Glenn Golf Club, Olive Glenn Golf & Country Club | 802 Meadow Lane
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Spin In
2024-08-13 10:00 - 12:00 | Wyoming Yarn & Fiber, 901 16th Street, Cody, WY
Love making beautiful yarns? Bring your wheel or drop spindle and join us from 10 am-noon on the second Tuesday of the month to spin with friends in the shop.
We enjoy having anyone join us whether you are newer to spinning, wanting to learn, or a skilled spinner.
Look forward to seeing you, soon!
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Get Your Board Fundraising Webinar
2024-08-13 12:00 | Cody Library, Park County Library | 1500 Heart Mountain Street
The “Get Your Board Fundraising” webinar from Candid will provide practical strategies for board members to enhance their engagement in fundraising activities. This session, aimed at people who work in nonprofits or leaders in nonprofits, will cover board responsibilities, brainstorming new fundraising activities, and aligning fundraising priorities. Participants will leave with actionable tips to better involve their boards in fundraising efforts.
This live webinar will be shown in Grizzly Hall at the Cody Library and is free and open to the public.
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Trail Horse Challenge Meeting
2024-08-13 12:30 - 14:00 | The Irma Hotel, The Irma Hotel | 1192 Sheridan Avenue, Cody, WY
The Next Trail Horse Challenge will be at the Irma hotel in the Governors room. All who are interested in helping are encouraged to attend.
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Sip & Paint: Viking Ship
2024-08-15 18:00 | Olive Glenn Golf Club, Olive Glenn Golf & Country Club | 802 Meadow Lane
‼️Sip & Paint‼️
Mark your calendars. Bring out your inner Viking.
▪️Thursday August 15th, 6:00 at Olive Glenn Golf Club
No talent required
Family friendly
$35/seat
Sky High Cafe is at Olive Glenn Golf Course will be serving food and drinks so come early to order somethin’ to snack on and sip on!
PM me or text me at 307-254-0191 to secure your seats.
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Stroller Tours
2024-08-16 09:00 | Buffalo Bill Center of the West, BBCW | 720 Sheridan Ave, Cody, Wyoming
Join other new parents for a culturally enriching experience to share with your child. Limited space available. Registration required. Free for members, $15 per non-member adult.
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Author Talk “Earl Durand: Good Neighbor and Wild Man”
2024-08-17 08:00 - 18:00
Jerred Metz, the author of The Last Eleven Days of Earl Durand and its graphic novel adaptation, will be speaking at the Cody Library on Wednesday, August 28 at 5:30 p.m. Metz’s talk, delves into the extraordinary and tragic events of Durand’s March 1939 crime spree, which have become a part of Park County’s history and legend. As Metz explains, the true story is so wild and bizarre that it surpasses even the most imaginative pulp fiction. This event is free and open to the public, offering a unique glimpse into a dramatic chapter of local history.
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