| Our mission | Our mission is to document and preserve the cultural traditions of the American West. |
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Western Folklife Center
| Ways to help | VolunteerWe rely on volunteers for many things, including but not limited to helping with special events, distributing posters/flyers, assisting in the office, acting as exhibit tour guides, and putting together exhibits. |
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| How you help | Throughout the year, more than 400 volunteers —both local and from out of town— support the Western Folklife Center’s activities. Volunteering with us is a great way to contribute directly to our mission, as well as meet wonderful people, support rural culture, and become part of a community. |
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| About us | Located in the historic Pioneer Building in downtown Elko, Nevada, the Western Folklife Center is both a local and a regional nonprofit cultural center with an exhibition gallery, 300-seat theater, 20-seat black box theater, historic saloon and gift shop. Our exhibitions, educational programs, national radio and television programs, research and preservation projects, and our premier event, the National Cowboy Poetry Gathering, explore and give voice to traditional and dynamic cultures of the American West. |
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