The Wind River Artist Collective is a dynamic, community-centered initiative that celebrates, preserves, and shares Indigenous artistry. Rooted in the rich heritage of the Wind River region, the Collective brings together artists, to engage in hands-on workshops, classes, and gatherings that honor traditional practices while encouraging creative expression.
Programs designed to help preserve and pass on Indigenous languages (such as Arapaho and Shoshone) and oral traditions to future generations.
Classes are on Saturday mornings from 10am - 12pm
The Forever 18 Closet is more than a place to find an outfit—it’s a space created to uplift, empower, and remove barriers so every young person can experience life’s special moments with confidence.
Forever 18 Closet was created to honor the memory of Taylor Harris, who tragically lost her life at just 18 years old. Taylor loved all things that sparkled and enjoyed helping her friends feel beautiful for special moments like prom. Inspired by her spirit, this program ensures every teen has the opportunity to shine.
This experiential workshop introduces participants to intergenerational trauma caused by colonization and Boarding/Residential Schools. It explores the historical, psychological, and behavioral impacts on Indigenous communities, equipping attendees to understand, communicate, support, and empower Indigenous peoples while taking the first steps toward healing.
This 12-session curriculum helps fathers, mothers, and families strengthen their relationships in marriage, parenting, friendships, and community life. Through interactive sessions, participants build skills in communication, trust, and support, while learning practical ways to stay connected and overcome challenges. By engaging parents and family members in the lives of their children, the program promotes stronger bonds, healthier homes, and more connected communities.
Classes are on Wednesday mornings from 10 am - 12 pm