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Purchasing a general admission ticket gives you entry to all five of the Center's museums for just one price, as well as current special exhibitions and programs specified as "included in regular admission." Tickets are good for two consecutive days.

Pre-registration for this popular program is available and strongly encouraged. Secure your seat now!

Book an Exclusive Tour and enjoy a private, expert-led experience tailored to your curiosities and questions. These aren't your traditional scripted experiences, so no two Exclusive Tours are the same. Learn hidden secrets, visit VIP areas, and explore history like never before.

 EXCLUSIVE TOURS OFFER:

* Customizable 1 or 2-hour Tours through any Center Museum

* A Personal Guide to Explore your Museum(s) of Choice

* Access to VIP Spaces

* Hands-on Time with Select Artifacts

* Member and Large Group Discounts (Call 307-254-7073 to book direct)

Enjoy some quality time with your little ones in a stimulating environment away from home.. Limited space available. Registration required. Free for members, $15 per non-member adult.

June 15 - 18, 2025

Educators: Join us on-site at the Center of the West for a professional development opportunity which will help you meet Indian Education for All Social Studies Standards. 28 Contact Hours = 2 Wyoming PTSB Credits or 28 Montana OPI Renewal Units.

During our on-site profesional developments, we connect with Indigenous knowledge keepers, develop a professional learning community, learn in the museum galleries, and earn professional development credit. You must be present for the entire duration of the course.

Fee: $45, lunches provided.

Participants are responsible for travel, food (breakfast and dinner), and lodging. Group accommodation rate with Blair Hotels available.

Contact Heather Bender at [email protected] for more information.

June 2-4; Students who finished K-2nd Grade in 2025

Calling all students who are looking to explore the world of animals of the West! This three day program will have students investigating habitats, adaptations, and will even learn some incredible comeback stories.

Photography Treks: June 9-11 | Students who finished 4th-8th grade in 2025 | 8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.

Ready for an adventure? Join our Photography Trek! We ll hike through amazing Cody landscapes, snap cool pictures, and learn about the history of the area. You ll get to see nature up close, capture awesome moments, and discover how things change over time. Bring your camera (or smartphone) and let s explore! (Fee $60/student; $50/member)

June 16-June 19; currently enrolled 4th-8th graders; (8:30 a.m.-3:00 p.m.)

This week will be packed full of outdoor experiences, and the students will make memories that will last a lifetime. From rafting to hiking, and learning survival skills to climbing. Each day will bring a new skill and a new adventure.

WHATologies: June 23-25 | Students who finished 3rd-5th grade in 2025 | 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

What story do rocks have to tell? Who's buzzing around the museum? And what animals roam the Cody wilderness? Join our WHATologies program and become an ologies expert! We'll explore geology (rocks!), entomology (bugs!), and zoology (animals!) through hands-on activities and crafts. Get ready to discover and learn about the amazing world of ologies around us! (Fee $50/student; $40/member)

MuseSTEM: July 14-16 | Students who finished 3rd-5th grade in 2025 | 8:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

With a new theme every year, students will be challenged each day to solve problems and complete tasks. The activities will help students learn about the museum in a whole new way using Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. (Fee $50/student; $40/member)

Nature s Canvas: July 7-9 | Students who finished 3rd-5th grade in 2025 | 8:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Back for another year, Nature s Canvas will take students on a journey to observe, sketch, and document the beauty of the great outdoors around the museum and on the Paul Stock Trails. Join us in discovering and celebrating the wonders of nature through the art of journaling, crafting, and engaging activities. (Fee $50/ student; $40/member)

Sensory Adventures Smell and Sight: Ages 4-5 | 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Using our senses, we will explore the natural world around us. With active play and tons of games, students will begin to appreciate the plants, insects, and habitats that surround us. Fee $10/session

July 21-24 | Ages 4-5 | 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

This preschool class is designed to engage and inspire young minds with art... outside. Activities will foster creativity with color, shapes, and textures. Active play will be incorporated into every lesson. Instructor Sarah Shearer. (Fee $35/student; $30/member)

Sensory Adventures Sound: Ages 4-5 | 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Using our senses, we will explore the natural world around us. With active play and tons of games, students will begin to appreciate the plants, insects, and habitats that surround us. Fee $10/session

July 28-31 | Students who finished K 2nd grade in 2025 | 9:00 a.m.-10:30 a.m.

Instructor Sarah Shearer will lead students on an art journey using a variety of materials through multiple projects. Focusing on the building blocks of art and design, these art classes are a whole lot of creativity combined with a whole lot of fun. (Fee $35/student; $30/member)

July 28- 31 | Students who finished 3rd 5th grade in 2025 | 1:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

Instructor Sarah Shearer will lead students on an art journey using a variety of materials through multiple projects. Focusing on the building blocks of art and design, these art classes are a whole lot of creativity combined with a whole lot of fun. (Fee $35/student; $30/member)

Sensory Adventures Touch: Ages 4-5 | 10:00 a.m.-11:30 a.m.

Using our senses, we will explore the natural world around us. With active play and tons of games, students will begin to appreciate the plants, insects, and habitats that surround us. Fee $10/session

Art of Angling: August 11-14 | Students who finished 6th-10th grade in 2025 | 8:30 a.m.- 3:00 p.m.

This year we will cover the basics of fly fishing with more opportunities to discover new waters. We will learn the art of fly tying, the ethics of responsible fishing, and how to target trout in streams and lakes. Students will gain the skills and knowledge needed to become even more proficient anglers than they already are. No experience is necessary but encouraged! (Fee $75/student; $65/member)