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Welcome to
- Sundance, Wyoming -
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| Sundance, nestled in the Black Hills of Wyoming, is a picturesque, small town bustling with energy and vitality, firmly grounded in history with an eye to the future. When Prussian-born immigrant, Albert Hoge staked his claim in 1879, he was adamant that the town’s name was to be Sundance to honor the Native Americans and the sun dances they performed on the mountain south of the town-site. We are proud to be the first, original Sundance: historic, western, and real. |
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Lastest Happenings
Latest improvements to the City of Sundance are the |
Sundance Kid's Children Center Inc.
The Sundance Kid's Children's Center opened the doors to its new facility in January 2012. This grand new addition to our town became a reality after much hard work and determination. The new Children's Center was made possible by a cooperative effort between the Children Center's Board and the City of Sundance. The center was partially funded by the Wyoming Business Council, the Daniel's Fund, and many local contributors including the Sundance State Bank.
The long wait has been very well received by the children who attend. They are very excited to have "big spaces" and amenities that were built special size just for them. The Children's Center will have work to do this spring to complete the outside landscaping, construct a fence and install playground equipment.
The Sundance Kid's Children's Center is located near the City's walking path. It is a reasonable walk to the newly renovated City Park and Crook County Library. These are two places that the staff take the children routinely. The Children's Center is also nicely located between our two Public Schools. The Sundance Kid's Children's Center partners with the Crook County School District and Weston County's Center Region III Child Development Center.
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 New Sod arrived in April and is being installed by the City Crew!! Larry Schommer City Public Works Director, and his crew of Zach Steele, Doug Haar, and Doug Adam did the preparation for the sod as soon as the winter snows were melted and the ground was dry enough to do the landscaping.
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