Thursday October 26, 2017
7:00pm
Meeteetse School Gym/Auditorium 2107 Idaho Street in Meeteetse
Tickets: $15 Individual and $40 Family Available at the Meeteetse Visitors Center, Powell and Cody Chambers of Commerce, at the door or on line. Click the ticket tab above.
The High Country Cowboys just returned form a tour in Arkansas and were awarded Music Group of the Year by the Pro Cowboy Country Artists Association. Big congratulations to them!!!
Advance Tickets: Concert Only: $20 Adult $10 Students/Children Wine Tasting & Concert Package (6-7pm): $35 Adult (21 or older) Wine Tasting Only : $25 Adult (21 or older)
Available at:
Juniper Bar Market Bistro,
Powell and Cody Chambers of Commerce and Meeteetse Visitors Center
on line at: http://www.parkcountyartscouncil.org or at the door
for information call Steve at 307-899-6693
“Women’s Celebration” advance ticket package
A special package ticket to celebrate the women in your lives is offered by the Park County Arts Council and Juniper Bar Market Bistro. It includes admittance to the concert and a wine tasting event celebrating 6 female wine makers from around the world, featuring 10 wines and expertly paired appetizers including a variety of Bruschetta, domestic and imported cheeses, charcuterie, and more delicious wine friendly fare from the Juniper kitchen. These advance tickets must be purchased by April 28th
Time: 6-7pm prior to the concert.
Location: Juniper Bar Market Bistro, 1128 12th St. in Cody
Price: $35 Adult includes concert and pre-performance wine & appetizer tasting
Tuesday March 28
7:00pm
Powell High School Auditorium
Tickets: $20 Individual $10 Students/Children
Available at:
Powell and Cody Chambers of Commerce and Meeteetse Visitors Center
on line: click the Ticket tab above
or at the door
Few pop stars pack the energy, virtuosity, imagination, daring, and charisma into their concerts and recordings as Galician multi-instrumentalist Carlos Núñez does. He is the world’s most famous player of the gaita, the bagpipes of Galicia, Spain’s northwest, Atlantic Ocean-abutting region rich in vibrant, uniquely expressive Celtic traditional music.
Carlos’s instrumental arsenal also includes the ocarina, assorted whistles, Scottish highland pipes, uilleann (Irish) pipes, bombarde (a kind of Breton oboe), biniou koz (Breton bagpipes), and pastoral pipes (18th-century precursor of the uilleann pipes). This impressive panoply of instruments provides Carlos and his audiences with a variety of textures matched to that of his repertoire.
Carlos has expanded the borders of Celtic music to include Flamenco, Fado, Cuban, Mexican, Brazilian and Classical music, Movie Soundtracks, Contemporary Dance… As he describes it, he plays Celtic music with Latin passion.
Made possible through generous grants from WESTAF and the Wyoming Arts Council,through funding from the NEA and the Wyoming State Legislature.
Auditions: January 23, 2017 3:45-5:45pm Cody Middle School Commons
Performances: Saturday January 28, 2017 3:00pm and 5:30pm Wynona Thompson Auditorium
Tickets available at the door: $5 Individual and $18 Family
Auditions: February 20, 2017 3:30-5:30pm Powell High School Auditorium
Performances: Saturday February 25, 2017 4:00pm and 6:00pm Powell High School Auditorium
Tickets available at the door: $5 Individual and $18 Family
Tuesday January 17, 2017 7:00pm Meeteetse School Gym, 2107 Idaho Street in Meeteetse
Tickets: $15 Individual $40 Family (of 3 or more)
available at the door or in advance at the Cody & Powell Chambers of Commerce, the Meeteetse Visitors Center, or on our ticket link
The Bills are a quintet with two previous JUNO nominations and multiple Western Canadian Music Awards under their belts. They are renowned for their instrumental virtuosity, lush vocal arrangements, evocative songwriting, and a refreshing sound that transcends musical boundaries and defies simple categorization.
“With an infectious energy level, clever tunes, fine musicianship, and tight three-part harmonies, the music on Yes Please epitomizes modern roots music” – audiophile.com
The Park County Arts Council is pleased to sponsor the University of Wyoming Department of Theater and Dance performance
There is no admission charge
Donations are Welcome!
The show features choreography by Jennifer Deckert, UW associate professor of dance, and music composed and performed by Sean Stone, UW assistant lecturer of musical theater.
The production portrays the wonder, desire and terror of the original novel in a story of passion and courage that takes audience members from the mystery-shrouded depths of Transylvania to the stylishly steampunked streets of London.
The story begins with the tearful farewell of young lovers Jonathan Harker and Mina as Harker journeys to the mysterious land of Transylvania. As Harker struggles against superstitious villagers and the evil intentions of his host, the madness of Renfield is explored, alongside the stoic Dr. Seward. Soon, Dracula arrives in London and puts Mina’s friend Lucy under his thrall.
Lucy soon descends into darkness, Harker returns, and Professor Van Helsing arrives to provide much needed aid. As tragedy strikes the group, Renfield finally succumbs to Dracula’s charm and menace. A changed Lucy terrorizes London and, under Van Helsing’s guidance, the mourners become hunters. Mina, left behind, is seduced by Dracula — the discovery of which ignites a desperate hunt that can only end in battle with the most fearsome of ancient evils.
Set to an exciting, contemporary score, and featuring atmospheric lighting, sets and sound, and edgy costumes, “Dracula: The Legend in Motion” invites audiences to leave the rational world behind and become immersed in this dark fantasy.
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