Western Hands News Today

2023 was one for the books. Cozy up with one of these Native and Western book recommendations from the C&I library.

The annual Buffalo Bill Art Show and Sale has become one of the preeminent Western art events in the United States, as shown by bringing in more than $1 million from its auction.

By Western Hands' mission is to sustain Western functional art and 2022 marks the 30th Anniversary of the Western Design Conference, organized today as a

Jim Nielson was the Center’s second-longest serving Trustee, starting in 1973, where he served for an amazing 49 years. Sadly, he passed away yesterday morning.

Park County, Wyoming offers visitors the opportunity to immerse themselves in all that makes the American West a fascinating combination of wild and...

The 2022 Annual Open House for By Western Hands (BWH) takes place tonight from 5 -7 p.m. at 1007 12th Street in downtown Cody, Wyoming.

SAGE Community Arts in downtown Sheridan will be hosting a public reception Thursday from 5 to 7 pm to celebrate the exhibition “By Western Hands: Handcrafted Functional Art.” The exhibition features pieces by 15 artists from across the region. By Western Hands is an association of artisans who handcraft the finest functional art in America, preserving the legacy of Western design. Some of the pieces in the exhibition at SAGE will include techniques such as marquetry, carving, metalsmithing...

Attention, Jackson: The Wyoming Business Council wants to hear how communities around the state have successfully navigated the pandemic. Specifically, the state’s economic development agency said it is looking to spotlight the ways that communities, programs and local businesses have demonstrated “strength, innovation and resiliency” since COVID-19 hit. It’s calling the new campaign “Thrive - Survive” and is inviting stories about how “innovation, lots of elb...

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