Buffalo and Kaycee Wyoming are one of the few remaining authentically Western towns where the past and the present collide. A community full of rich and diverse cultures keeping their heritage alive in everyday practice from agricultural practices, art, trade skills and music. Interact with the experts while getting hands on with ancient techniques used in modernity while hearing  the incredible stories of individuals that make our Wyoming local collective keeping our native, cowboy, and immigrant legacies alive today. 

About TA Ranch

Site of the Johnson County War, the TA Ranch is a living history museum. An original and intact Wyoming territorial homestead, the TA Ranch is the cumulative and keystone event that determined the future of the Wyoming Range wars. With the diligent work of owners Earl and Barbara Madsen to restore this national historical site, the joy of history continues on with the TA Ranch Foundation, a nonprofit, managed by the three existing generations of family still operating the ranch. Enjoy this celebration of history and heritage at the TA Ranch as our family has come to love.

Itinerary

Buffalo Heritage Days 

10 am - Open      4pm - Closes

Heritage Days Barn Dance

7:00 pm Open    8:00 pm Start

The Grove 

10 am - Exhibits Open

1 pm - 2 pm - Marcus Red Thunder

2 pm - 2:30 pm - Basque Dancers

The Granary

10 am - 3:00 pm - Adrianna Hinds Basket Weaving

1:30 pm- 3:00 pm - Bill O’Neal Wyoming and the West

3:00 pm - David Romtveldt Basque Langue and Culture

The Cookhouse

Bread Making

Cheese Making 

Butter Making

Soap Making

The Barn

Hot Shoeing - The Farrier Association

Goat Milking and Cheese Making - Kathy Heines

Cow Milking - Kendra Ankey

Sheep Shearing - Paul Borgialli

The Food Court 

11 am - Wild Bill Boycott

12 pm - Line Dancing

1 pm - Wild Bill Boycott

2 pm - Line Dancing

3:30 pm - Wild Bill Boycott

The Market & Kids Corner

Kids Corner - Sponsored by FFA

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Date: September 9, 2023

Location: TA Ranch

28623 Old Highway 87, Buffalo WY, 82834

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