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Southwest Region
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Sweetwater County Historical Museum - Discover the rich cultural heritage of southwestern Wyoming at the Sweetwater County Historical Museum. Established in 1967 to preserve the history of Sweetwater County, the museum contains permanent and temporary exhibits, a large historical photograph collection, and local history research material. Jackson Hole Playhouse - Jackson Hole Playhouse is the oldest framed building in Jackson. Over the years since it's foundation as the Pink Garter Theatre to a stint as the Diamond Lil' and on to the last twenty years as the Jackson Hole Playhouse, it has entertained families and travelers of all different shapes, sizes, and disposition. National Museum of Wildlife Art - With collections of nearly 2,300 works of art, the museum strives to enrich and inspire public appreciation of fine art and man's relationship with nature by focusing its exhibitions and programs on wildlife. Sited on a butte in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the museum overlooks the 20,000-acre National Elk Refuge and is on access to the great Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. |
The Pink Garter Mainstage Theatre - The Performing Arts Company of Jackson Hole, established in 1998, is a small theatre company dedicated to the furtherance of the theatrical arts through educational programs, through performances by the professional resident company and community members, and through producing nationally known theatre artists at the Pink Garter Mainstage Theatre. Museum of the Mountain Man - The Museum presents a visual and interpretative experience into the romantic era of the Mountain man and provides a comprehensive overview of the Western Fur Trade's historical significance. Situated in the heart of the country that was once the hub of the Rocky Mountain Rendezvous system, the Museum stands as a monument to the men and the commerce that opened the West. |
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