Current Exhibits

Aloha Vaqueros explores the cultural connections between Hawaiian traditions and the American West. This unique traveling exhibit highlights how ranching, music, and horseback heritage were shared across the Pacific.

This special exhibit for America 250, Cheyenne Frontier Days™ and the American Story: Presidents Across Time, reflects on the nation’s journey and the stories that have shaped it over time. Through artifacts, history, and personal perspectives, this exhibit explores how the American experience continues to evolve and connect across generations.

Year of the American Indian at Cheyenne Frontier Days™ honors the deep histories, cultures, and contributions of Native peoples who are an essential part of the Western story. Through artifacts, traditions, and lived experiences, this exhibit highlights enduring cultures that continue to shape our shared heritage.

The Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Hall of Fame honors the people who have shaped the legacy of the world’s largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration. From rodeo champions and performers to community leaders and supporters, this space recognizes the individuals whose dedication and talent have helped define Cheyenne Frontier Days™ and its place in Western history.

The Miss Frontier exhibit celebrates one of Cheyenne Frontier Days™ most enduring traditions. Featuring  banners, a bronze statue, and iconic outfits, it honors the women who have represented the spirit of the celebration through leadership, hospitality, and western heritage.

The Carriage Hall showcases a remarkable collection of historic carriages that reflect life, travel, and trade in the American West. From everyday transport to finely crafted vehicles of status and ceremony, this collection offers a glimpse into how people once moved through the frontier and beyond.