JACKSON HOLE, WYO –The main lobby space at the National Museum of Wildlife Art has an official new name. The 4,900 square-foot space that serves as a spectacular setting for dozens of events every year will now be referred to as the “Pike and Susan Sullivan Hall.”
“Susan and Pike Sullivan were immensely generous to many nonprofits in this community. The timing and the size of their gift to the National Museum of Wildlife Art of the United States did much to ensure our future,” said Maggie Scarlett, Museum Founding Member and Trustee Emeriti. “It was and continues to be a ‘game changer.’ Naming our lobby, ‘Pike and Susan Sullivan Hall,’ is our way of saying thank you not only for their financial generosity but for their generosity of spirit.”
From museum events to facility rental, this space is utilized by thousands of people every year. An official celebration of the new name took place Friday, December 28, at 10am.
“We wish to publicly thank Pike and Sue for their support and influence of this great organization,” said Steve Seamons, Museum Director. “On behalf of the board, staff, volunteers, and founding members of the museum, we proudly acknowledge the official naming of the main lobby of this museum as the ‘Pike and Susan Sullivan Hall.’”
The lobby area has always been an indoor community space in Jackson. It’s large enough to host up to 500 people, and it opens onto the Museum’s outdoor Sculpture Trail Terrace, which overlooks the National Elk Refuge.
