Ceremonia, a mixed media exhibition by ALCES's inaugural artist-in-residence Sarah Frary, weaves personal writing on her relationship with plants and traditional plant knowledge. On view at the Berry Biodiversity Center.

This June, ALCES supported artist scholarships for Eight Fires Creative Camp — five days of making, teaching, and belonging at the foot of the Tetons.

We Are Not Conquered: Looking at History Through the Scope of Federal Indian Law — a talk and art event presented by "History on Every Corner" featuring speaker Taneha Watts (WhiteEarth Nation), held July 1, 2026 at the UW Art Museum in conversation with Dana Claxton's Hip Hop NDN. ALCES provided organizational support and community outreach.

On May 26, we joined students, community partners, and neighbors at Laramie High School to celebrate something that had been quietly growing all year — a new mural, and the young leaders who made it happen.

We work with Cheyenne’s Hellenic House and Cultural Center to support the preservation and continued operation of Wyoming’s only Greek cultural center. Together, we are documenting and amplifying stories of Greek immigration, labor, contribution, and cultural life in Wyoming.

At ALCES, we believe that when our stories are told, we are represented — and that a vibrant democracy depends on who gets to be seen, heard, and remembered.