Upcoming Events

The Cody Cattle Company offers a chuckwagon dinner and live western music show featuring award-winning entertainers. Purchase a discounted package for dinner, show and rodeo ticket, a dinner and show ticket, or show only ticket. Open May 26th through September 30th: nightly 5:30-7:30 pm, Show from 6:30-7:30pm. Doors open at 4:50pm.

Closed July 4, Aug 4, Sept 1, 8 & 15

A fun western re-enactment that involves the crowd and always ends in gunfire! Free Admission

We always recommend taking a Cody Trolley Tour first! It’s the best way to learn all of the great things to do and see while visiting Cody, Wyoming.

Each 60-minute, multi-media performance is choreographed to the sites and sounds that pass by your window. Two energetic guides portray the historic Old West while spotlighting Cody Country’s best “new west” attractions. Enjoy poster-sized historical photos, pass-around relics, humorous and historical audio clips and witty narration. A Cody Trolley Tour is not only great entertainment, it’s the best and fastest way to gain an overview of everything our town has to offer. If you are looking for things to do in Cody, Wyoming – make the trolley your first stop.

Guardians of Yellowstone: The Yellowstone Cougar Project Film–Premiere Screening Produced by the fStop Foundation
Friday, September 26, 2025
5:00 – 8:00 PM | Coe Auditorium

The Draper Natural History Museum is excited to host the world premiere of a new documentary exploring the remarkable lives of cougars. This exclusive evening will bring together filmmakers, wildlife researchers, and the community for a night of film, conversation, and discovery.

Event Schedule:

♦ 5:00 – 6:00 PM | Reception with food and cash bar (location TBD)

♦ 6:00 – 7:00 PM | Film Screening in the Coe Auditorium

♦ 7:00 – 8:00 PM | Panel Discussion featuring the filmmakers biologists from Yellowstone and the Shoshone National Forest (Kerry “Murph” Murphy, Dan Stahler, Wes Binder, Andy Adkins, Max Freund)

This premiere takes place just ahead of the film’s October broadcast debut on Wyoming PBS, which will serve as the presenting station. Representatives from Wyoming PBS are also expected to attend.

Additional event details, including press and media information from the fStop Foundation will be shared soon.

Save the date and join us for an evening that highlights the intersection of wildlife, science, and storytelling.

Film Description: For over 35 years, biologists have built one of America’s most enduring wildlife research programs. Guardians of Yellowstone takes viewers into the hidden world of cougars—stealthy predators vital to the park’s ecosystem. Told through three phases of groundbreaking research, the film highlights the science, fieldwork, and passion driving the Yellowstone Cougar Project. Audiences will meet individual cougars, each with a unique story of survival and resilience, set against Yellowstone’s majestic landscapes. With stunning visuals and intimate storytelling, the film honors both the animals and the biologists who protect them.

Eat Wyoming’s Chef’s Feast is back—reimagined as an immersive two-part culinary experience celebrating the richness of Wyoming’s land, its flavors, and its people. Taking place during the first weekend of October, this thoughtfully curated event will feature one elegant five-course dinner paired with wine, followed by a vibrant community-style Sunday brunch. Guests will experience authentic local cuisine crafted by renowned regional chefs, all while connecting to the heart of Cody’s agricultural story.

Saturday, October 4: Chef’s Feast Dinner | 6:00–9:00 PM

• Five-course locally sourced dinner
• Hand-selected wine pairings
• 60 tickets available

Sunday, October 5: Harvest Brunch | 10:00 AM–1:00 PM

• Farm-fresh brunch
• Local beverages & seasonal fare
• Community-style gathering

Ticket Pricing
• Full Weekend Package: $299 per person
• Total Tickets Available: 60

Get your tickets now!