Cowboys & Indians

Robby Klein, photographer, “Play Something Country,” page 69 A singer with Western roots who inspires me would be Reba. An icon, a legend, and one of the kindest people I’ve had the honor of working with. Her most recent record was music that circled

Try This One Out Loved your July 2019 issue that included all things Texas! One good movie that escaped mention in your Texas contemporary film list was the 1998 film Dancer, Texas Pop. 81. It’s a good one I highly recommend. —Jarrod Goldberg, Housto

WILLIAM D. WITTLIFF—often billed in TV and movie credits, and addressed by friends and collaborators, simply as Bill Wittliff—ensured for himself a prominent position in the pantheon of great western storytellers as the award-winning screenwriter of

This community-driven project identifying 50 favorite artworks and artifacts from Desert Caballeros Western Museum’s permanent collection celebrates the 50th anniversary of the museum’s opening in May 1969. Pieces throughout the museum were chosen co

SITUATED BETWEEN CALISTOGA AND Rutherford, Napa Valley’s tiny St. Helena packs a significant punch when it comes to dining and drinking options. Archetype is a must-visit for any gourmand looking for an exceptional meal at any time of the day. The up

Nestled within the iconic Shore Lodge by the lapping waves of Payette Lake in McCall, this fine dining restaurant offers a wide variety of classic dishes with a Western twist. The bison brisket sandwich features house-smoked and hand-chopped South Da

THERE’S NO LACK OF ELK OR TROUT IN BOZEMAN, BUT IN Montana, people hunt or catch those things themselves, and the bison steak from Ted’s Montana Grill is the same one you can get in New York City. Instead, marvel at the quality and breadth of Bozeman