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The Wyoming Walks for Seniors program is scheduled for Jan. 16, 23, and 30 at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Everyone is welcome, and seniors and their caregivers receive free museum …
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The Wyoming Walks for Seniors program is scheduled for Jan. 16, 23, and 30 at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. Everyone is welcome, and seniors and their caregivers receive free museum admission when they attend the 10 a.m. session.
Groups of 10-15 will take part in a 45-minute guided tour, and participants are welcome to enjoy the museum for the rest of the day — even if they step out for lunch or appointments and return later.
Join educator Melissa Cook, the University of Wyoming Extension, and the Buffalo Bill Center of the West for three engaging, winter-friendly days of learning, movement and community. Attending all three sessions is encouraged to get the most out of the experience: stay active, discover something new, and enjoy time with neighbors in a warm, comfortable space during the cold-weather months.
