Things to Do
in Cody Yellowstone

Dine with us and enjoy a western spin on Northern Italian inspired cuisine that includes local beef and lamb, seafood, wood fired pizza, fresh pasta, and small plates. We happily accommodate gluten-free and vegetarian diners.

Authentic Mexican restaurant in the heart of Powell, Wyoming.

In 1955, Wayne Lundvall started an apprenticeship for Howard Newsome, the owner of Cody Boot Shop. During his time as an apprentice, Wayne learned the boot repair trade. Four years later, he bought the business from Howard and renamed it Wayne's Shoe Shop. In 1973, Wayne purchased a few styles of Nocona boots, and Wayne's Boot Shop began. As his business grew, Tony Lama, Laramie, Redwing Boots, as well as a few other brands, were added to his shop. Wayne's now carries everything from casual and comfort shoes to hiking and hunting boots.

The Buffalo Bill Art Show & Sale is a fine art sale with a western theme, offering works relating to the land, people and wildlife of the American West. Artists offer a broad range of stylistic interpretations of The West, in oil painting, watercolor, pastel, sculpture, ceramic and mixed media. All works are original art. The art exhibition, housed in the Buffalo Bill Center of the West’s John Bunker Sands Photography Gallery, is free for public viewing each September. Main events include the Friday evening auction and the Saturday morning Quick Draw.

Gift, Novelty & Souvenir Store

Chuckwagon dinner and live music show featuring award-winning entertainers. Multiple packages offered.

May 26- Sept 30

Daily Doors open at 4:50 pm. Dinner 5:30pm - 7:00pm Show 6:30pm to 7:30pm

Jim Marsico is a full time artist and sculptor. Since 1976, he has owned and operated his studio and gallery in the heart of the Rocky Mountains and Yellowstone National Park. Marsico has been honored with several fine art awards and his sculptures have been shipped worldwide. In addition, museums, including the Smithsonian Natural History Museum in Washington, D.C, display some of his work.

The restaurant features a beautiful granite bar with alder wood details and charming patio seating. Serving unique American cuisine, the contemporary atmosphere combined with incredible service, 8th Street at the Ivy is ideal for business meetings, casual breakfast and lunch dining, or an exquisite fine dining experience in the evenings. Serving a variety of foods from local meats, hand cut steaks, fresh fish and seafood to homemade desserts, breads and soups made with as many local and organic ingredients as possible. Experience the difference in fine dining.