Immerse Yourself in PERFORMING ARTS AT BROADWAY THEATER Built in 1948, the Broadway Theater is nestled in downtown Rock Springs and hosts more than 50 performances a year, from musicals and comedy shows to dramatic plays. Southwest Wyoming’s sprawling landscapes and majestic wildlife have served as inspiration for artists from all over the world. See how you can embrace your inner creator in Rock Springs and Green River. MURALS AROUND TOWN Larger-than-life murals abound in downtown Rock Springs. Seek them out and prepare to be amazed by these lively creations. • • • • • • • • • Big Country: Rock Springs’ first mural depicts iconic landmarks like Killpecker Sand Dunes and Boar’s Tusk. Disarming: Rose Klein’s brilliant piece celebrates southwest Wyoming’s Chinese immigrant community. Rock Springs: A warm welcome to the city, this mural was completed by more than 20 youth volunteers and features important aspects of the community. Freedom: Birds soar and horses leap in this vivid, swirling scene by Chad Bolsinger. Pronghorn: Coyotes, snakes, rabbits and birds painted by Wyoming-based Dan Toro pay homage to Western wildlife. Lioness: A celebration of women’s suffrage, “Lioness” showcases civil-rights leaders like Anna Julia Cooper and Ida B. Wells. Kickin’ It in Downtown Rock Springs: Large cowboy boots tell the region’s story through the lens of five local artists. A Tribute to Wyoming: The small mural illustrates notable Wyoming flora and fauna, like the American bison. Selfie Spots: Snap a selfie with Wyoming’s state butterfly or the “Welcome to Rock Springs, WY” buffalo. Rock Springs 28
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