Simple place, bathrooms not terrible and only general mess I saw was popcorn in the lobby. Friendly…read morestaff.

Went here today to buy tickets for guardians of the galaxy 3 @ 5:30 so super busy night since it's…read moreopening night...had money in our account for four tickets and went to pay and our account was locked the next thing was cash, we were able to buy a ticket but didn't have enough for the rest, there was a sweet girl in the front and she helped us so much, and she did the same with my sister. We had to run home really fast to grab more money, coming to find out we only had coins so we called and it was her ! Best customer service ! Saying we could bring them ! Saying "absolutely" which hearing that was awesome ! I wish I got her name but if she's still there tonight I will comment underneath this, then last thing we came in with our coin rolls and she was so fast, like I said best customer service and just the sweetest. Helped us get in and out, and gave us change for the coins as well! Wanting to help US, she made my day and even my week, we need more people like her working in customer service ! I've been here before, but she stood out, helpful, amazing attitude, and just great work ethic, I hope she stays here longer ! Again she's awesome ! Date is May 5, 2023

If ever a theater could go to extremes in order to spoil the movie-going experience, it's this…read moreplace. For years it's struggled and I fear finally has died to give way to the larger concerns of a boom - bust gas field economy. Still, when it was open I would go, only to find frustration with children manning the helm, blurry focus on the screen and the sense that you were in a friend's garage watching his big screen. The business never catered to movie goers enough to earn our support. In the bizarre world of rural Wyoming one must now drive to the other end of the county to watch a film in a modern setting - where there is even less patrons, younger workers in control and similar sensibilities with regard to ruining the show (arbitrarily stopping the film as the credits begin to roll). On line streaming isn't killing the theater's in this area-the theaters are shooting themselves in the foot due to no imagination and no respect for the movie experience.

A very cool old time theater. They say that this theater is haunted and it may very well be…read more Although I didn't see or hear anything, sometimes you just feel sort of like a pressure in a place. I briefly spoke to a couple of employees about the possibility and BOTH said they thought it was haunted. This has been a couple of years ago now. Anyway, as far as the theater itself, it could use some cleaning up, but I would not like to see any actual remodeling that would change anything original (or how it now sits). Even the men's restroom seemed eerie... Definitely worth checking out if you haven't yet. As far as the movies go; there is only one screen, so no variety, but that's OK. How I just got here was by me checking what was playing. I won't be going this time, but perhaps I will again sooner than later for the old fashioned ambiance and ...chills.

Movie was suppose to start at 5pm, didn't start until 5:10pm, made it through previews and movie…read morequit playing, finally someone had to go let them know the movie wasn't playing. Then got the pleasure of watching the previews over again. I would just go to the Grand in Lander. Avoid the ACME!!

The center was a great place for our statewide arts conference. When I go to meetings in small…read moretowns, I don't know what to expect from the accommodations. This center is tricked out with the latest presentation technology. Lots of parking, a full kitchen. Being from a bigger place, I suggest they do away with the styrofoam cups and plastic utensils and go with at least compostable stuff. The place also is wheel chair accessible. Lander is very cognizant of accessibility issues being the home of the Wyoming Life Resource Center. The hotels were maxed out - this was a 300 attendee event. I ended up in an Air B&B nearby - of course everything is nearby. There are ot's of eclectic indie businesses downtown, including an old style one-screen movie house. Check out Lander for your next meeting.

Nice local history museum - with information about many native peoples and more recent "immigrants"…read moreto the area. There are two levels to the museum. It is requested that no photos be taken of native art. Come learn how barbed wire changed the West or the history of Buffalo Soldiers or sheep wagons or famous local outlaws or even apple preparation.... Adult admission is $6 or $5 for "seniors" (over 55).

Super cool and a must see in Lander. Loved the exhibits, and super helpful and friendly staff. Well…read moreworth a stop! !

Great Wyoming art and local gifts. Great to get a gift for a friend or even to buy a once in a…read morelifetime art piece.

From the owner: Alchemy: An Artists' Cooperative is an art gallery and fine gifts shop located on Main Street in…read morethe heart of Lander, Wyoming. The shop is filled with a variety of high-quality, handmade art and gifts created by 13 local artists. Prices starting at $5. Always something new!

Idk idk idk I know rentals side if business was hopping . We use to come here known as Scooters on…read morethe other side. So I've not been told if it is still open. My kids loved it! Old movie theatre seats and a movie was always playing, rent browse video sections, highschool students stuff the ice cream cones, espresso, speciality drinks, punch coupon, happy hour, free popcorn for kiddos, air hockey or something. And drive up option. Very 50s, peanuts, movie feel. This was my saving grace for crazy slow down them kiddos mode. Like I said I'm not sure they still open.

Great value for an historic and educational display. Very interesting and informative.read more

From the owner: The Dubois Museum hosts numerous Discovery Speakers programs, Children's Exploration programs and…read moreAdventure Trek programs. Exhibits and artifacts relating to the areas historic Dude Ranches, Tie Hack Industry, Native Americans and natural history are important aspects of the Upper Wind River Region are prominently featured at the Dubois Museum.