EXCHANGE PROGRAM · ALBANY COUNTY, WYOMING · ANNUAL

The White Pelican Project

New Orleans–based artists and culture workers travel to Albany County each year for free community workshops — an annual exchange between two places and two creative traditions.

A migration between two homes

The American white pelican migrates between the Gulf Coast of New Orleans and the Intermountain West every year — a long, improbable commute between two entirely different landscapes that, for one bird, are both simply home. The project that takes its name leans into that same idea: connection across distance and difference.

Each year, New Orleans–based storytellers, artists, and creatives travel to Albany County to share their practices through free community workshops, presentations, exhibitions, and performances — bringing a distinct creative tradition into direct conversation with Wyoming's own.

It is built as an exchange, not a one-way visit: a standing invitation for two places, a continent apart, to keep teaching each other something new every year.

WHO TRAVELS
New Orleans–based artists and culture workers
WHERE THEY LAND
Albany County, Wyoming
FORMAT
Free workshops, presentations, exhibitions, performances
RHYTHM
An annual exchange, year after year