Gillette Ave and 3rd Street Intersection. Gillette, Wyoming. 1970.

Keeping Campbell County history alive.
Supporting the Rockpile Museum through community, preservation, and storytelling.

Museum & Community Updates

Calling Wyoming Artists!

As part of the Parade of Pronghorns, the Rockpile Museum Association is curating a Prairie & Pronghorn Small Works Gallery featuring original artwork inspired by Wyoming landscapes, wildlife, prairie culture, and life in the West. Artwork does not need to feature pronghorns specifically, but should reflect the spirit, beauty, stories, and landscapes of Wyoming and…

The Parade of Pronghorns Is Ready to Begin

They’re finally all home. Over the past several months, artists from across Wyoming have transformed ten life-size pronghorn sculptures into completely unique works of art, each telling a different story tied to Wyoming landscapes, heritage, wildlife, industry, culture, and community. This week, the 10th and final pronghorn officially arrived at the Rockpile Museum Association, completing…

Sheepherder’s Festival – May 8th & 9th, 2026

Come for an hour or stay all day. It is going to be a great day. Join us Saturday, May 9 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm in Gillette for a full day celebrating sheep ranching heritage and Basque culture. Explore sheepwagons from across the region and experience demonstrations that bring this way of life…

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