Learn a New Dance in Wind River Country this Summer

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We recently put together a list of things to do on weeknights in Wyoming’s Wind River Country, and the cultural events are kicking off this week.
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wind-riverWyoming’s Wind River Country put together a list of things to do on weeknights in the area, and the cultural events are kicking off this week.
The summer’s first Northern Arapaho Experience dancing took place last night, Tuesday, June 7 at 6 p.m. The performance—complete with narrative to teach viewers about the dances, dancers, and their breathtaking regalia—will repeat every Tuesday evening of the summer at the Wind River Hotel and Casino near Riverton.
Starting next Wednesday, June 15, the Museum of the American West in Lander will also host weekly educational Native American dance performances. The Eagle Spirit Dancers will present traditional dancing, and an emcee will explain it all, starting at 7 p.m. each Wednesday on the lawn behind the museum.
Both weeknight events are free to the public and are interactive—expect to be invited to join hands for the circle dance or friendship dance just as the drums start to inspire you to move.
Learn more about the dancing and other weekly events at http://windriver.org/trip-planning/calendar/.
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For a complete calendar of events go to www.windriver.org/calendar. To request a vacation packet, please visit us at Wind River Country or call 800-645-6233. Pioneer your own adventure in Wind River Country!
About Wind River Country/Fremont County:
Wyoming’s Wind River Country is the authentic, untamed West. It holds the answers to your adventurous spirit. Come discover new things like the best route to Yellowstone, see an Indian powwow, ride a horse or holler at a rodeo, pan for real gold, and hike in country that will take your breath away. Find the pace to think, the room to breathe, and the uncontrived adventure to rejuvenate your soul in Wind River Country. Please don’t hesitate to contact Casey Adams at media@windriver.org (919) 323-9198 with any questions, problems with the link, or requests. ♦
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