Drive In's, are so rare these days it's truly wonderful to find one in operation. This is been a…read morestaple of the Powell area for decades and it's so wonderful to find a family orientated place to go and enjoy a good movie in the outdoors with fresh air. They've kept this place very clean, freshly painted, and everybody here is always so friendly to you. It's highly recommended for a place to go.

We attended Buffalo Bill's Wild West Spectacular last night and loved it! I have a real…read moreappreciation and fondness for local theater productions. This one is very well written and the performers are excellent. The enthusiasm of the entire cast is palpable. Again, I am a bit of an enthusiast the arts, so I really loved seeing such an engaging and entertaining show of mostly local talent. Evan Wambeke (Buffalo Bill) draws you into the show immediately. I read that he is on his 11th season of performing as Buffalo Bill and it shows in his immersion of the character, yet he seems as thrilled as if it was his first time on stage! Quite a talent. For me, the other breakout talent is Emma Mason (Annie Oakley). She is so very talented and also immerses herself in the role. She has wonderful poise and personality. Honestly, every one of the 'story' cast is excellent. Kathryn Lowell (Louisa Cody) is fabulous at portraying the distain and contempt that is so often attributed to Louisa's relationship with Bill in the tales. I could go on and on. Joaquin Levin, Hunter Miles, Jordan Thompson and Willow Fernandez are all fabulous. Joaquin has enthusiasm and portrays Frank's love of Annie very well! Hunter has great comedic timing and presence. Jordan is a force! He has great presence and personality (& is quite a jumper! lol). Willow has a beautiful voice and ethereal quality. It's been a quite a while since I have been so pleased with a show. This was easily the best show we have seen in the area. We will certainly return anytime we are in town.

Cute local show about the history of Buffalo Bill- my teenagers were entertained and the adults…read morewith our group loved it.

Date: August 2017…read more The theatre reminded me of the old days, but updated with surround sound & digital movies. It serves all the normal snack goodies, seats are comfortable with plenty of leg room & the auditorium is quite large. At a cost of just $5 per person, it's a real bargain & a truly place to take a date, the whole family or just go by yourself & enjoy the ambiance of a past decade. Add the professional super friendly staff at the concession stand & it's hard to beat. Not to mention the smell of real movie theatre popcorn that waffs through the doors & down the sidewalk just begging you to come on in. Add the friendly small town meets, greets and "how's the family doing" conversation & you're taken back to the good ol days when life was a wee bit more relaxed & easier. Highly recommend to all!! Footnote: The theater was built in Lovell by Hyrum Biscoff in 1950. The theater is a rare Wyoming example of a cinema from that era.

A classic theater with red velvet seats. The overall building has an older, more classic look to…read moreit. I loved the mini Kernal Season's popcorn seasoning for the popcorn, only for a dollar! I didn't like that the movie wasn't in HD. My friend enjoyed the audio but i found it not loud enough. The Theater was a lot larger than i expected it to be. Keep up the good work and get a new projector!

What an amazing production! A must see in Cody because it provides the story of the Buffalo Bill…read moreWild West Show through superior music and dance from very talented cast. The many varied dances were so well done and a delight to watch. BRAVO!!!

Show is much longer than we anticipated. Congrats to the actors for doing a good job, but for a…read moretourist activity, wish we'd skipped this community production, with a mix of local, visiting college and local high school talent.

The country club recently reopened with a new chef who moved from Austin. I have eaten there 3…read moretimes since the re-open and the food is delicious. The view is amazing, and the service is great. This is a hidden gem in Cody.

Best course in Cody. Curry (club Pro) is great. It is a deceptively tough course. You are punished…read morefor not hitting the fairway. Greens are fast and huge.

Yee Haw! Saddle up and head on out to the night rodeo!…read moreEvents include cattle roping, barrel obstacles, bull riding, and an event for kids under 12. Kids line up in the arena and are given instructions by a clown. Two calves are released with red ribbons tied onto their tails and the kids who capture the flags get prizes. There were about 100 kids that participated! Hours are 8-10 pm and run every night in the summer. The clowns jokes may be inappropriate for some kids. $24 for adults but if you are a veteran you get half off admission! They recognize veterans and first responders during the show and everyone sings the Star Spangled Banner and a prayer is said before the show begins. Fun event to watch. There is a concession stand with sandwiches, popcorn, and drinks.

Very fun rodeo! Unlike the reviewer below the political jokes were funny as hell, the guy below…read moremust be from Cali or a Lib and can't take a freaking joke. Great job with the rodeo, it was exciting and fun ans well as a lot of laughs. I will be back when in the area again!

Gorgeous handmade furnishings, surprisingly not all rustic or western--some very contemporary and…read morethe finishes are impeccable. Building itself is very cool--high ceilings, exposed support beams covered in pine logs, and a sweet museum space, beautifully displayed artworks. Workshops in the back of the building look really cool! Will definitely return for a class or two.

You want,to learn the history of the area? Well this is the place to do that at. Filled with so…read moremany wonderful pieces from the history and stories to,go,along with them.

The woman inside the museum is efficient at getting you oriented. The little houses in the back…read morefelt like being transported into real history. I am going back there for sure. I think places like this, and Powell's Gestalt coffee shop, are the best destinations for learning, thinking, creative people who don't want to spend an arm and a leg.