Uploaded February 2026 | Updated September 2026, 6 days ago
**This is a full recording of the event**
Wyoming PBS is proud to present the 43rd Annual Governor’s Arts Awards from Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne on Feb. 27. Since 1982, these awards have honored individuals and organizations dedicated to enriching Wyoming’s arts scene. This year’s honorees are:
- Community Fine Arts Center (Rock Springs) – A cornerstone cultural institution in Rock Springs, celebrated for bringing high-quality visual and performing arts to Sweetwater County through exhibitions, education, and community outreach.
- Rebecca “Becky” Larsen (Lander) – A dedicated theater director honored for more than two decades of leading the Story Hour Players, a volunteer troupe that brings live performances to more than 2,000 Fremont County students each year.
- Ernie Marsh (Lovell) – A master traditional silversmith recognized for his exceptional craftsmanship and for mentoring the next generation of makers. He is also a 2025 NEA National Heritage Fellowship recipient.
- Susan Miller (Sheridan) – An arts advocate celebrated for her longstanding leadership, philanthropy, and support of arts organizations across the state. Her work has strengthened Wyoming’s cultural landscape and elevated The Brinton Museum’s national visibility.
Join us in celebrating these extraordinary individuals and their lasting contributions to Wyoming’s cultural heritage.
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**This is a full recording of the event**
Wyoming PBS is proud to present the 43rd Annual Governor’s Arts Awards from Little America Hotel and Resort in Cheyenne on Feb. 27. Since 1982, these awards have honored individuals and organizations dedicated to enriching Wyoming’s arts scene. This year’s honorees are:
- Community Fine Arts Center (Rock Springs) – A cornerstone cultural institution in Rock Springs, celebrated for bringing high-quality visual and performing arts to Sweetwater County through exhibitions, education, and community outreach.
- Rebecca “Becky” Larsen (Lander) – A dedicated theater director honored for more than two decades of leading the Story Hour Players, a volunteer troupe that brings live performances to more than 2,000 Fremont County students each year.
- Ernie Marsh (Lovell) – A master traditional silversmith recognized for his exceptional craftsmanship and for mentoring the next generation of makers. He is also a 2025 NEA National Heritage Fellowship recipient.
- Susan Miller (Sheridan) – An arts advocate celebrated for her longstanding leadership, philanthropy, and support of arts organizations across the state. Her work has strengthened Wyoming’s cultural landscape and elevated The Brinton Museum’s national visibility.
Join us in celebrating these extraordinary individuals and their lasting contributions to Wyoming’s cultural heritage.
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From gripping documentaries to heartwarming features, Wyoming PBS is dedicated to telling Wyoming’s stories. With Wyoming PBS content you can delve into Wyoming history, explore the breathtaking beauty of our iconic national parks, and immerse yourself in the inspiring tales of Native American leaders, ranching life, the wonders of nature, and the many things to do in Wyoming. Whether you're seeking inspiring narratives or planning your next adventure in our beautiful state, Wyoming PBS is your trusted guide.
Wyoming PBS videos are used as learning material in classrooms across the country. Comments inappropriate for a classroom are blocked.With Wyoming PBS content you can delve into Wyoming history, explore the breathtaking beauty of our iconic national parks, and immerse yourself in the inspiring tales of Native American leaders, ranching life, the wonders of nature, and the many things to do in Wyoming. Whether you're seeking inspiring narratives or planning your next adventure in our beautiful state, WY PBS is your trusted guide.
Subscribe to our channel: youtube.com/wyomingpbs
Subscribe to our email newsletter: wyomingpbs.org/newsletter-signup-form
Follow us on Facebook: facebook.com/WyomingPBS
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