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• Sunday, June 3- Summer hours begin. Museum is open 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily
  
  
• Monday, June 11- 6 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Badlands Geology Walk led by Sally Wulbrecht, museum education director
  
  
• Monday, June 18- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Cowboy Country Poetry - Earl Sampson presents his unique brand of cowboy poetry
  
  
• Monday, June 25- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Rocks and Petrified Wood.- Nancy and Bob Hicks talk about Wyoming stones, Wiggins Fork petrified wood, lapidary, black light,
  and light through stones in a hands-on program.
  
  
• Monday, July 9- 6 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Torrey Basin Petroglyph Drive/Hike - led by Sally Wulbrecht, museum education director
  
  
• Monday, July 16- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Reflections of a Wilderness Cowgirl - by Delores Haslam of Crowheart.
  Haslam ranched on the Winchester Ranch surrounded by wilderness
  
  
• Saturday, July 21- Free half-day event
  Museum Day - Annual event sponsored by the Dubois Museum Association that features traditional Western crafts and food. Open from 11 to 5 p.m. in the museum complex.
  
  
• Monday, July 23- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Great Union Pass Road - by Steve Banks, Dubois Western Historian and modern-day mountain man.
  
  
• Monday, July 30- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Mammology through Hides and Skulls - by U.S. Forest Service Biologist Mark Hinschberger teaches how to identify animals from hides and skulls
  
  
• Friday, August 3 Archaeology Day - Free trek and talk featuring a trained archaeologist
  
  
• Monday, August 6- 6 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  Tie Hack Tour - Museum Education Director Sally Wulbrecht leads a driving/hiking tour to tie hack ruins on Union Pass.
  
  
• Monday, August 13- 7 p.m. free Mondays at the Museum program
  An Evening with Mary - Mary Allison, author of Dubois Area History, will talk about the early days in Dubois and answer questions.