The Buffalo: Our Namesake and Legacy

March 15 - 20, 2025

Presented by Taylor Telecom & Cedar Gap Wealth Management

Join us as we celebrate the namesake legacy of Buffalo Gap, a place once teeming with the great American buffalo. This region served as a vital passage for the herds that shaped the land and sustained Native American communities for generations.

Through engaging presentations, exhibits, and storytelling, explore how the buffalo played a crucial role in the economy, culture, and survival of Indigenous peoples. Learn about their near-extinction, the efforts to bring them back, and their lasting impact on West Texas history.

Come reconnect with the spirit of the buffalo and the history that gave Buffalo Gap its name.

Event times and dates may change, please check back here periodically for updates.
March, 15th, 2025

Opening Ceremony

Celebrate history coming to life as we officially open Smithsonian in the Gap! The event kicks off…

March, 15th, 2025

Ballads of Buffalo Gap

Join us for a special premiere screening of rolling footage showcasing the beauty, history, and…

March 15, 2025

Lecture Series

Join us for our first in the weekly lectures series as we present Henry Crawford speaking on the…

March 16, 2025

American Buffalo: Part 1

Join us for Part 1, "The American Buffalo,"  by Ken Burns, a compelling four-hour series, takes…

March 16, 2025

Buffalo Bone

Step into history at the Buffalo Gap Historic Village for a special presentation by BT Bison Ranch,…

March 18, 2025

American Buffalo: Part 2

Continue with us on Part 2 of "The American Buffalo,"  by Ken Burns, a compelling four-hour series,…

March 19, 2025

American Buffalo: Part 3

Continue with us on Part 3 of "The American Buffalo,"  by Ken Burns, a compelling four-hour series,…

March 20, 2025

American Buffalo: Part 4

Continue with us on Part 4 of "The American Buffalo,"  by Ken Burns, a compelling four-hour series,…

March 20, 2025

Lecture Series

Join us for an insightful lecture with Cheryl Lewis as she explores the fascinating history of…