Yellowstone National Park Guided Trips and Excursions | Cody, Wyoming
Yellowstone Art Association | YAA
When she didn’t like the spot Cody, Wyoming city officials had chosen for her Buffalo Bill monument, she purchased 40 acres overlooking a picturesque canyon and hired her own architect to construct the statue’s base.
Her money allowed her to have the best supplies and multiple studios. Unlike many of her contemporaries, she had no problem affording the cost of having her figures rendered in bronze or stone.
From Wyoming to Los Angeles
How two barracks from the former Heart Mountain concentration camp wound up inside the Japanese American National Museum in Los Angeles
Famous People from Wyoming… Including Cody, Wyoming!
Abstract expressionist painter Jackson Pollock, whose works are pictured here, was born in Cody. JACKSON POLLOCK – Born in Cody, Wyoming http://trib.com/news/local/casper/meet-famous-people-with-wyoming-connections/collection_8bf6045d-fcfa-518e-85eb-cfefda0beb56.html#anchor_item_21
Things to do In Cody, Wyoming! Top Sights and Places.
PechaKucha “Chitter Chatter”
[Click Photo to Watch a Presentation] Yellowstone Art Association Welcomes PechaKucha Night to Cody, Wyoming! The art of concise presentations. PechaKucha Night, now in over 900 cities, was devised in Tokyo in February 2003 as an event to meet, network, and show their work in public. Frequently Asked Questions About PechaKucha “Chitter Chatter” Nights […]Read Post ›
Try Shinrin Yoku Nature Bathing in Cody Wyoming Yellowstone National Park
Shinrin-yoku is a Japanese practice that encourages healing by way of surrounding yourself with nature. It literally means taking in the forest atmosphere. This therapeutic idea has many restorative and rejuvenating benefits, one of which is the reduction of stress by walking calmly through habitats where nature thrives.
CODY WYOMING | YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 