In 2026, the United States marks its 250th anniversary, and the Wind River Visitors Council wants to help ensure that events happening across Wind River Country are seen and celebrated—locally, statewide and beyond.
If you’re planning a festival, exhibit, performance, lecture, rodeo, reenactment, cultural event or community gathering connected to America’s semiquincentennial, we’d love to help share it.
The Wind River Visitors Council is inviting local organizations, cities, towns, museums, tribes, nonprofits and event organizers to submit their semiquincentennial-themed events. Our team can help promote them through WindRiver.org, regional marketing channels and by helping to get them featured on Wyoming’s official 250 events page.
Whether your event highlights local history, living culture, community voices or the spirit of Wind River Country, we want to help.
For more information, or to submit an event (semiquincentennial or otherwise), email Rubie at community@windriver.org.
About the Wind River Visitors Council
The Wind River Visitors Council (WRVC) is a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO) responsible for investing lodging tax revenues to promote Fremont County and the Wind River Indian Reservation—collectively branded as Wind River Country—as a premier tourism and visitor destination.
Through strategic marketing, partnerships and community collaboration, the WRVC works to enhance the region’s visibility, support local economies and inspire travelers to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of Wind River Country.