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The Rockpile Museum Association is dedicated to supporting the Rockpile Museum by providing essential resources and tools to preserve and celebrate our shared history.

RMA Members, Donors & Parade Artists, this hour is for you!Join us early for a special Parade of Pronghorns preview from...
08/31/2026

RMA Members, Donors & Parade Artists, this hour is for you!

Join us early for a special Parade of Pronghorns preview from 5:00–6:00 PM on September 10 before we open the event to the public.

Come get the first look at the completed pronghorns and euro mounts, visit with artists, and enjoy a little extra time to take everything in before the evening gets underway.

Special Preview | 5:00 PM
Open to the Public | 6:00 PM

We’re so grateful for the members, donors, sponsors, and artists who have helped bring the Parade of Pronghorns to life, and we’d love to have you join us early! If you’re unsure about your current membership, send us a message!

Meet “Vibrant Horizons” by Brooke Mack ArtUnderwritten by Larry & Peg SmithBrooke Mack has called Campbell County home s...
08/25/2026

Meet “Vibrant Horizons” by Brooke Mack Art

Underwritten by Larry & Peg Smith

Brooke Mack has called Campbell County home since childhood and has spent the past seven years seriously pursuing her artistic career. Working primarily in acrylic on large-scale canvases, Brooke is especially known for her wildlife paintings, along with florals and western landscapes. Her style blends bright, contemporary color with the natural tones of the West, and her work can be found in businesses and homes throughout Wyoming and Colorado. In 2020, Brooke was recognized with Best in Show at the AVA Art Matters Gala.

For the Parade of Pronghorns, Brooke created Vibrant Horizons, a celebration of two things that have helped define Campbell County: energy and the prairie landscape.

One side of the pronghorn pays tribute to Wyoming’s energy industry, featuring coal mining equipment, oil field machinery, and a passing coal train beneath a brilliant Wyoming sunset.

On the opposite side, the landscape opens into the prairie, with Pumpkin Buttes, cattle, bison, a traditional windmill water pump, and those wide-open Wyoming skies. Realistic fur details and sagebrush climbing the legs help tie the entire sculpture together.

Rich western colors, layered landscapes, and familiar Campbell County imagery make Vibrant Horizons a beautiful tribute to both the industries that have shaped our community and the landscape we call home.

We are so grateful to Larry & Peg Smith for underwriting Brooke’s pronghorn and helping make this piece possible.

See Vibrant Horizons with the full herd at the Parade of Pronghorns on Thursday, September 10 at the Rockpile Museum, before it heads to the live auction that evening.

As you’ve seen from the first few that have been returned, our Parade of Pronghorns euro mounts are becoming something t...
08/20/2026

As you’ve seen from the first few that have been returned, our Parade of Pronghorns euro mounts are becoming something truly special!

Ten Wyoming artists are transforming these pronghorn mounts into one-of-a-kind works of art that will be sold during the live auction on September 10.

We are still seeking sponsors to help underwrite this collection. Sponsorships help cover the production of the mounts and provide stipends to the artists for their time and talent, allowing more of the proceeds raised during the auction to directly support the Rockpile Museum Association and its work.

We are seeking $4,000 in total sponsorship support, with sponsorship opportunities available at $500. Sponsors will receive recognition through event signage, social media, and during the live auction, along with an invitation to our exclusive early preview before the public event begins.

If you, your family, or your business would like to be part of bringing this collection to life, please send us a message or contact Tara at [email protected]

Our next Parade of Pronghorns skull is “Where the Compass Points Home” by Gillette artist Susan Jerke.Wyoming is a land ...
08/19/2026

Our next Parade of Pronghorns skull is “Where the Compass Points Home” by Gillette artist Susan Jerke.

Wyoming is a land of wide-open skies, rolling prairies, winding rivers, distant mountains, and iconic landmarks. Susan’s piece celebrates both that landscape and the feeling of belonging it inspires.

At the center of the skull, the North Star and compass symbolize direction, while layers of turquoise-colored stones, shimmering glass, natural tones, and hand-painted Wyoming scenes represent the landmarks that help us find our way.

“In a landscape this vast, the compass may point the way, but memory and connection tell us where home is.”

“Where the Compass Points Home” will be sold during the live auction at the Parade of Pronghorns on Thursday, September 10 at the Rockpile Museum.

📍 Members-only preview at 5 p.m.
📍 Public event begins at 6 p.m.
📍 Live auction begins shortly after 6 p.m.

Parade of Pronghorns merchandise is officially available to order online!Thanks to Roam Around Wear, you can now shop th...
08/19/2026

Parade of Pronghorns merchandise is officially available to order online!

Thanks to Roam Around Wear, you can now shop the collection from home and choose either shipping or free pickup at the Rockpile Museum.

The collection includes:
• Artist mugs featuring all ten original pronghorn designs
• Individual artist stickers
• Full-herd bumper stickers
• A complete set of ten greeting cards
• *The Watcher* sticky note pads
• Paint Your Own Prairie Pronghorn Kits

Whether you have a favorite pronghorn or want to collect the whole herd, every purchase supports the Rockpile Museum Association and helps fund local history, art, and educational programming.

Quantities are limited, so shop the collection here: https://www.roamaroundwear.com/collections/parade-of-pronghorns-rockpile-musuem-association

A huge thank you to Roam Around Wear for giving our Parade merchandise an online home and making shipping and museum pickup possible!

Meet “He Walks With Me” by Edie Reno, one of the ten life-size sculptures created for the 2026 Parade of Pronghorns.Edie...
08/17/2026

Meet “He Walks With Me” by Edie Reno, one of the ten life-size sculptures created for the 2026 Parade of Pronghorns.

Edie Reno of WhiteantelopeStudio..Edie Reno has been creating art for nearly her entire life. Raised on a Wyoming ranch, she found early inspiration in the horses, antelope, pronghorns, and landscapes around her. She began sculpting at fourteen and later studied art at Northwest College and the University of California Stanislaus.

Throughout her career, Edie has worked as both an artist and educator, teaching in California, Montana, Wyoming, and even the Democratic Republic of Congo. Her sculptures and public art pieces can be found in communities throughout the region.

“He Walks With Me” is bold, expressive, and incredibly layered. Edie built the surface line by line with handwritten marks and color, creating a sense of movement that changes the closer you get. Hidden throughout are small details waiting to be discovered, including pennies embedded around the base.

This piece was generously underwritten by Bronwen Anderson in memory of John and Pat Rudolph.

“He Walks With Me” will be sold during the live auction at the Parade of Pronghorns on Thursday, September 10 at the Rockpile Museum.

📍 Members-only preview at 5 p.m.
📍 Public event begins at 6 p.m.

08/14/2026

Our first artist-painted European Mount was dropped off this week and we are already obsessed.

Irene Daly absolutely transformed this piece, and getting to see the first of these come to life makes us even more excited for September.

We’ll have 10 one-of-a-kind European Mounts, each created by a different artist, going up for auction during Parade of Pronghorns on September 10.

This is going to be such a fun addition to the auction.

Rockpile Museum Parade of Pronghorns Auction

Address

900 W. 2nd Street
Gillette, WY
82716

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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+13073631840

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