Rockpile Museum Association

10/23/2026

Need something to do this weekend?! 🎨

The Rockpile Museum is RESTOCKED with our Paint Your Own Prairie DIY Pronghorn Painting Kits!

Each kit is assembled by hand and includes a pronghorn figurine, a variety of paints, and brushes—everything you need to create your own one-of-a-kind piece of prairie art!

Whether you’re looking for a fun weekend project with the kids, a creative afternoon with friends, or a unique Wyoming gift, these kits are perfect for all ages!

🖌️ 20 per kit! Stop by the Rockpile Museum gift shop to pick yours up! Pay with cash or check in person, or simply scan the QR code at the museum to pay online with a credit or debit card.

Part of our Parade of Pronghorns experience, these kits let you bring a little piece of the prairie home!

10/17/2026

Another Pronghorn on Parade!! What an incredible display for “The Watcher” by Prismatic Stampede- The Art of Rebecca Lynne Kinane!

10/17/2026

We spotted two Pronghorns in the wild! Keep your eyes open when you’re shopping on Gillette Main Street! Thank you PRC for getting these placed!

10/10/2026

10/06/2026

Collect. Preserve. Educate.
The Rockpile Museum tells the story of the Powder River Basin.

09/27/2026

Thank you for the write up Cowboy State Daily!

After a truck full of painted pronghorn sculptures was demolished on a windy Wyoming highway last year, artists regrouped and recreated 10 more sculptures…

09/27/2026

It was an honor being down at the Wyoming Cowboy Hall Of Fame Induction Ceremony this weekend! We were able to celebrate two new Campbell County inductees and meet wonderful people from around the state.

Thank you to the Rockpile Museum for being there at our WCHF State Induction Ceremony!! We are thankful for your support and excited about our future collaborations!

09/21/2026

The Rockpile Museum Association Annual Business Meeting is tomorrow!

Tuesday, September 22
6:00 p.m.
Rockpile Museum

RMA Members are invited to join us for updates from the museum and Association, a presentation from summer intern Anya Dunn, the presentation of a new Lifetime Member, our annual financial report, the proposed 2026–2027 budget, and board elections.

The complete meeting agenda is available here: https://rockpileassociation.org/2026/09/21/rma-annual-business-meeting-2/

We hope you’ll join us as we reflect on the past year and look ahead to what’s next for the Rockpile Museum Association.

09/16/2026

Note for everyone…

Tonight is the night!

Clothing: Dress in layers, and please avoid wearing black, as black represents death in Crow culture.

Directions: After turning onto Timber Creek Road, the Lindbloms’ will be 2.0 miles up the road. The gate will be on the left. Follow the signs.

At some point this evening, we invite you to close your eyes and listen for the sounds of history.

Please note: This is a ticketed event and advance reservations are required. If you have already purchased your ticket, you are on the list and there is nothing else you need to do. If you are hoping to attend tonight, please call the Rockpile Museum at (307) 682-5723 to see if any remaining tickets are available.

Thank you for being part of this special celebration.

Rockpile Museum 🍂

09/15/2026

RMA members, we’d love to have you join us for our Annual Meeting on Tuesday, September 22!

Supper will be served at 5 PM, free for current members, with the annual meeting beginning at 6 PM.

This year’s meeting will include elections for Secretary and an At-Large Board position, a presentation from our summer intern, Anya, about her work at the museum, and a special Lifetime Membership Award presentation.

We’ll also take a look back at what the Rockpile Museum Association has been up to over the past year and celebrate the people, projects, and community support that continue to make our work possible.

Come for supper, stay for the meeting, and help us look ahead to another year of preserving and sharing Campbell County history.