The interpretive center is open Wednesday – Saturday
HOURS: 10:00am – 5:00pm
Per the latest guidance from the CDC, we ask that all visitors wear masks while inside the interpretive center.
Join us for the 2022 Winter Program Series!
Our annual series of programs is back! Learn more about this year’s topics by clicking here.
*Please note, space for each program is limited, so reserve your spot now by signing up here or by calling the Center at 307.754.8000.
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Recreating a Taste of “Home”: The Challenge of Finding Good Food While Incarcerated
by Emily Anderson The first meals at Heart Mountain and the other incarceration camps, as recalled later by former incarcerees,...
Wyoming Educators Invited to Apply for February Workshop at Heart Mountain
Heart Mountain Interpretive Center invites educators to apply for a professional development workshop focused on the 80th anniversary of Executive...
2022 Winter Program Series
The Winter Program Series returns with three brand new topics in 2022! Join us in January, February, and March and...
Applications Open for 2022 NEH Educator Workshops
Beginning Monday, November 15, the Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation will be accepting applications from educators to participate in two weeklong...
Dusted Off: Recent Acquisitions
Visit the interpretive center to view our current exhibit featuring some incredible objects from when Heart Mountain was operating during...
Father Luke Yokota
by Krist Jessup In the southwest corner St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Laramie, Wyoming, there is an unassuming stained-glass window that...
Japanese American Pioneers of the Bighorn Basin
by Dakota Russell Heart Mountain will always dominate any conversation about Japanese American life in Wyoming. That’s no surprise. In...
Our Podcast: Look Toward the Mountain
Our new podcast, Look Toward the Mountain, tells the stories of Japanese Americans who were incarcerated at Heart Mountain. Told through...
Arthur & Estelle: A Heart Mountain Love Story
This week, we'll be exploring the arts at Heart Mountain. Executive director Dakota Russell kicks things off with this program...
From Barbed Wire to Battlefield
Discover stories of young Japanese Americans who were uprooted from their communities and removed to live behind barbed wire during...
Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation Coronavirus Response
Health & Safety Protocols: The Heart Mountain Wyoming Foundation takes the safety of our members and visitors seriously. To that...
Join us for an array of special events at the Heart Mountain Interpretive Center and around Cody & Powell, Wyoming!