A State of Mind: Protecting Our Protectors


Shedding light on real stories from Wyomingites
struggling with mental health.

February 9:
Center for the Arts, Jackson, WY
6:30 p.m. reception • 7:00 p.m. film showing
• 7:30 p.m. panel presentation

Free & Open to the Public
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Tribal Talks:  Breaking Boundaries


"Carrying Indigenous Wisdom into the Future" presented by Central Wyoming College’s Tribal Education Coordinator Ivan Posey and
CWC’s Tribal Wisdom Society

March 2:
Teton County Library Auditorium, Jackson, WY
6:00 talk begins followed by Q&A

Free & Open to the Public
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Tribal Talks:  Breaking Boundaries


“Reintroduction of Bison: Traditional and Contemporary Values” by Jason Baldes and Shane Doyle


March 23:
Teton County Library Auditorium, Jackson, WY
6:00 talk begins followed by Q&A


Free & Open to the Public
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Tribal Talks:  Breaking Boundaries


Jacki Klancher, Central Wyoming College’s Professor of Environmental Science and Health and Director of Instruction and Research at the
Alpine Science Institute and CWC students Aidan Hereford and Antoine Day present “New Voices: from Everest Base Camp to the Continental Divide.”

May 4:
Teton County Library Auditorium, Jackson, WY
6:00 talk begins followed by Q&A


Free & Open to the Public
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Native American Educational Talks & Art Show

Educational presentations with Native American vendors, and a Showcase of music and dance performance

May 19:
Center for the Arts, Jackson, WY
7:00 p.m.





Free & Open to the Public
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Teton Pow Wow

A Pow Wow is a Native American tradition that brings together many different tribes and communities. It’s a special event for Native American communities that celebrates dance, song, socializing and honors a rich heritage.

May 20:
Snow King Event Center, Jackson, WY
10 a.m. Doors open • 12 p.m. Grand Entry



Tickets: $10
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GROUNDED Exhibition


Restoring our World through a Sacred Harmony to the Earth and between each other. A touring exhibition of contemporary artists from Indigenous American tribes traditionally based in and around the Great Plains


Exhibit:  June & July 2023
Center for the Arts, Jackson, WY


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