The Senate Vacation Rental Buffalo WY

14/01/2023

The great escape!

13/01/2023

Buffalo's very own, Craig Johnson!

*Coming September 5th, 2023...*
The Longmire Defense:
Involved in a search & rescue in the Bighorn Mountains, Walt Longmire finds himself on a rock outcropping where he remembers his father telling him about the first time he saw a man die. In the late forties, Bill Sutherland is killed but the investigation is stymied because no member of the elk camp was carrying the caliber rifle that killed the Wyoming State Accountant. When Dog discovers the weapon, it catapults the Sheriff of Absaroka County on an investigation with ties to a hidden mineral fund that may be worth billions. The embodiment of the fair-minded detective, Walt is pushed to his ethical boundaries when he discovers the rifle in question belonged to none other than Lloyd Longmire, his grandfather.

12/01/2023

Excellent music 🎶

The January Jam starts today with the World Famous Thursday Night Jam at the Occidental Saloon! Show starts at 7:00 PM!

03/08/2022

August Westerns Tuesday evenings at 6p at the Buffalo Theater!

30/07/2022

One of many incredible events in Buffalo during the summer...

30/07/2022

Take a hike while visiting Buffalo....

One of our most popular trails, the Clear Creek Trail system, winds it’s way through Buffalo offering beautiful creekside and amazing views.

29/07/2022

Saturday was fabulous! Don't miss the next one August 27th!

21/07/2022

July 29th... Great Music!!!

It’s that time of year again!! JCFnR Kick-Off concert Sam and Dave Munsick opening for Tris Munsick and the Innocence.

Tris Munsick and the Innocents The Munsick Boys Callie Munsick

Tickets available at: https://httpsjohnsoncountyfairgroundscomjcff.ticketleap.com/the-munsick-boys/

21/07/2022

This Saturday!

Meet Sarah Carper!👋 She'll be kicking off the show for us this Saturday.

Sarah is a Wyoming-born country/folk musician currently living in Casper, Wyoming. She grew up singing with her family's band and today covers artists like Miranda Lambert, Keith Whitley, and Holly Dunn, along with sharing her own original songs–many inspired by her home state.

Help us welcome Sarah to Buffalo!

18/07/2022

Another great reason to stay in Buffalo!

1st Annual Big Iron Rib Cook Off is Saturday July 30. See flyer for more details. Johnson County Fairgrounds Foundation

16/07/2022

Welcome Knights and Ladies...

16/07/2022

Come Stay and Enjoy...

Mark your calendar for the Ucross Arts Festival on August 28. Held in The Park at Ucross, the festivities will celebrate three of our artist-alumni.

Music will be performed by Jalan Crossland, the famed Wyoming musician who spent many summers performing on the lawn outside of the Ranch House and has experienced two residencies at Ucross. Today, he has become nationally acclaimed by audiences, critics, and his musical peers as being a premier acoustic guitarist, banjo player, singer-songwriter, and engaging showman.

The Ucross Arts Festival will also feature a reading by award-winning author Brandon Hobson (Cherokee Nation), as well as complimentary prints of a painting by acclaimed visual artist Savannah LeCornu (Tsimshian [Wolf Clan], Haida, Athabascan, Nez Perce, and First Nations Nisga’a). Brandon and Savannah were both recipients of Ucross Native American Fellowships.

Local food trucks will offer food and drink throughout the event, including Bonafide, Stoked Pizza, and Papa Bino’s.

The Ucross Arts Festival is part of Sheridan County's Celebrate the Arts weekend. Registration is free but required. There are limited tickets available, so get yours today! Ucross Foundation

09/07/2022

Big Horn Mtns above Buffalo...

08/07/2022

More fun things to do and see in Buffalo!!!

We're saddling up! ANB Bank is sponsoring the National Saddle Clubs Association - NSCA's 57th Anniversary O-Mok-See Championship. Join us at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo July 9 - 16 for a competition involving the whole family. Visit http://www.omoksee.com/ for more information. Member FDIC

30/06/2022

Yellowstone is OPEN!!! Great news!

30/06/2022

Beartooth Highway (US-212) partially reopened with nighttime closures

Stay informed about road status and weather conditions

After repairing damage caused by the recent record-breaking flood event, the Beartooth Highway (US-212), located east of the park’s Northeast Entrance between Red Lodge, Montana, and Cooke City, Montana, partially reopened June 28.

This partial reopening includes 23 miles of the Beartooth Highway beginning at the US-212/WY-296 junction to the Beartooth Ski Hill parking lot.

Travelers will need to turn around at the ski hill parking lot due to flood damage on the remainder of the highway.

The towns of Cooke City, Montana, and Silver Gate, Montana, remain open for visitor travel.

Temporary road closures due to winter weather can occur any time on the highway given its high elevation. Stay informed about local weather conditions.

Plan ahead. Nighttime closures will resume within this partially reopened roadway at the Pilot Index Overlook east to Beartooth Lake Campground.

Closures will be in effect from 7.p.m. to 7 a.m. Monday through Thursday. There will be no closures Friday through Sunday.

This is a hard closure and traffic will not be allowed to pass through during these times.

Closures will be in effect through mid-October and are necessary to allow for ongoing highway construction.

Check the Montana and Wyoming departments of transportation websites for road updates and status throughout the summer.

29/06/2022

Come stay and enjoy our Fair and Rodeo Week!

2022 Fair & Rodeo Schedule

27/06/2022

Come stay in Buffalo and enjoy great music!

Chili Cookout with the Cory Mcdaniel Band a fun local Wyoming group featuring a blend of blues, gypsy jazz and americana/country music.

24/06/2022

Come learn about the history in our area~

22/06/2022

Yahoo!

We've all seen the devastation and destruction of the unprecedented flooding in the Yellowstone region and our hearts go out to our affected friends, family and neighbors. However, the resiliency of Wyoming people, businesses and communities is shining strong and in just over a week since the floods hit, we are rallying and open for visitors!

Tomorrow the south loop of Yellowstone National Park reopens and entry will be available on a limited basis at the East, South and West entrances. Learn more and plan to come see us in Wyoming ~ We've got A LOT to offer!

Yellowstone National Park updates: go.nps.gov/220613
Travel Wyoming resources: wbc.pub/TravelWY
To receive Yellowstone road alerts on your mobile phone, text “82190” to 888-777 (an automatic text reply will confirm receipt and provide instructions).

19/06/2022

6/18 UPDATE: Yellowstone National Park’s SOUTH loop will reopen to the public on Wednesday June 22. Visitors traveling to park in coming weeks must stay informed about the new interim visitor entry system.
ENTRY LIMITS — To balance the demand for visitor access, park resource protection and economic interests of the communities, the park will institute an interim visitor access plan. The interim plan, referred to as the Alternating License Plate System (ALPS), was suggested as a solution by gateway communities during major public engagement with the park this past week. Park managers and partners have agreed this system is the best interim solution to ensuring the south loop does not become overwhelmed by visitors. The National Park Service will actively monitor the license plate system and is concurrently building a new reservation system that will be ready for implementation if needed.

Alternating License Plate System (ALPS)

Public vehicle entry will be allowed based on whether the last numerical digit on a license plate is odd or even.
Entrance will be granted based on odd/even days on the calendar.
Odd-numbered last digits on license plates can enter on odd days of the month.
Even-numbered last digits (including zero) on license plates can enter on even days of the month.
Personalized plates (all letters, for example "YLWSTNE") will fall into the “odd” category for entrance purposes.
Plates with a mix of letters and numbers but that end with a letter (for example "YELL4EVR") will still use the last numerical digit on the plate to determine entrance days.
Entrance station staff will turn away vehicles attempting to enter the park when the odd/even numerical digits do not correspond to the odd/even calendar date for entrance.
Exceptions

Current commercial use operators with active commercial use permits will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number. This includes commercial tours and stock groups.
Visitors with proof of overnight reservations in the park will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number. This includes hotels, campgrounds, and backcountry reservations.
Commercial motorcoaches will be permitted to enter regardless of license plate number.
Motorcycle groups may enter on even dates only.
Essential services like mail and deliver, employees and contractors may enter regardless of license plate number.
READ MORE
https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/news/220613.htm

14/06/2022

13/06/2022

Hey travelers...

10/06/2022

Good tunes by great girls coming your way...

05/06/2022

Beautiful Crazy Woman Canyon...