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Who knew Ken Burns was so into quilts? The International Quilt Study Center & Museum did, and it’s exhibited a lot of fine examples of Americana from the famed filmmaker’s never-before-displayed private collection.

If you enjoy hitching your vacations to large cultural events, get out your calendar and get ready to mark down some of the greatest festivals and gatherings in the American West. We’ve got options in every state, so there are possibilities for family fun both near and far.

The painter renders remarkable creatures in acrylic and in a multitude of colors and continuing legacy of the West.

Saddle up for a tour of Alberta’s backcountry.

It’s one of the West’s most beloved and accessible natural destinations. But there’s always something new and different to discover.

We’ve rounded up our picks for people, places, and passions that keep the West alive.

For those who love to camp, we’ve got the latest in outdoor gear that looks good and holds up, from a new-age cast-iron pan to Yeti’s latest Dryhide cooler.

The author of a new Indian Wars history gets lost in the past at the site of a crucial battle where Gen. George Crook lost his stomach for the fight some 140 years ago.

Through a life of sports, politics, and public service, jewelry-making has remained his first love.

Among dozens of historic icons who dedicated their lives to what’s been called “America’s Best Idea,” here we salute four standouts in the American West.