Community Calendar

Dinosaurs, Tribal Knowledge, and Shared History

Thomas Hebert, Executive Director of the Natural History Museum of Wyoming, will discuss his experiences as a paleontologist working with American Indian tribes to preserve fossil collections. SCLT Explore History is free and open to all.

🌱 Ready to start your garden journey in Johnson County?
Join us for the Buffalo Beginner Gardener Course hosted by UWyo Extension Johnson County!

📅 Tuesday nights | 6–8 PM
📍 Johnson County Public Library, Buffalo
💲 $30/person

Six learning sessions + a bonus night:
• Jan 27 – The Basics**
• Feb 3 – Soils
• Feb 10 – Ornamentals
• Feb 17 – Veggies & Herbs
• Feb 24 – Trees & Shrubs
• Mar 3 – Pests & Disease
• Mar 10 – BONUS session
**Must attend to participate in the full course

🌼 Register today!
📞 307-684-7522
🔗 bit.ly/begin-garden-26

Dr. Gary P. Beauvais, Director of the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database at the University of Wyoming, will present Endemic Species of Wyoming and the Region. He will discuss what is meant by endemic, why such species might be important, and provide a brief overview of some of the species that are endemic to Wyoming and the surrounding region.

Printmaking with Gelli Plates - We utilize a "Gelli Plate" and acrylic paint to produce prints on various surfaces. Gelli plates enable you to create monoprints on different types of paper, employing stencils, texture tools, and rubber ink stamps. I will be enjoyable to create unique prints for family and friends, culminating art show at the workshop conclusion.

NOW IS THE TIME TO TAKE CHARGE OF YOUR HEALTH - Make a plan to improve your life!
Healthy U is a free six-week workshop for anyone with a chronic health condition or who helps care for someone with a chronic health condition. Topics include problem solving, healthy eating, action planning, understanding emotions, exercise, evaluating treatments, effective communication, and working with healthcare professionals. Join us for the next ONLINE Healthy U workshop! Thursdays, Jan 15th - Feb 19th, 2026. 2:30pm-5:00pm MT via Zoom. Taught by trained leaders located in Wyoming! Want to learn more before signing up? Register to join the Info Session Jan 8th at 2:30pmhttps://uwyo.sjc1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6nwbHROjkKYfTx3?Q_CHL=qr

You are invited to attend a networking event featuring small business owners in Laramie County. Hear pitches from local small business owners, share your passion with an audience, and get to know your neighbors!

If you would like to present your business, email Kenny Overby at koverby@uwyo.edu by January 15th. Please note, we will only have one business presentation per industry so sign up early!

Crowd-favorite woodwind quintet WindSync returns to the Grand Teton Music Festival for an evening of world-class chamber music. Featuring works by Mozart, Phillip Glass, Nadia Boulanger and more, the quintet imbues classic and modern works with their infectious energy and virtuosic musicianship.

Versatile and vibrant, the musicians of WindSync “play many idioms authoritatively, elegantly, with adroit technique, and with great fun” (All About the Arts), showing off the uniquely wide-ranging sounds of the wind quintet. WindSync’s charismatic and personal performance style, combined with a three-pronged mission of artistry, education and community-building, lends the group its reputation as “virtuosos who are also wonderful people, too" (Alison Young, Classical MPR).

WindSync is Garrett Hudson (flute), Noah Kay (oboe), Graeme Steele Johnson (clarinet), Anni Hochhalter (horn) and Kara LaMoure (bassoon).

In our 8th year of bringing free concerts to the greater Sheridan community, we invite you to celebrate “Americana” with Mike Kuzara and Friends. This talented group with accordion, guitar, and piano, will take us through the various periods of Americana style sounds.

Nashville-based, Oregon-born Mat Kearney is back with his self-titled eighth studio album. Over his career, Kearney has released seven studio LPs, claimed the #1 spot on iTunes, topped multiple Billboard charts, made four entries into the Hot 100, and amassed over 2.5 BILLION global streams. Kearney, a Multi-Platinum songwriter and producer, has performed live on The Tonight Show, Letterman, and Jimmy Kimmel Live!, garnering rave reviews from USA Today, Entertainment Weekly, People, Billboard, Parade, and Marie Claire. He also has an incredible touring history, sharing the road with everyone from John Mayer to NEEDTOBREATHE.

Join us for dinner and a show with The Two Tracks, Friday, January 30th. Bar opens at 5:30 pm with dinner to follow. Concert begins at 7 pm with SC student group City of the Monkey God opening, in Kinnison Hall. Dinner is already sold out but concert tickets remain.

Rooted in the wide-open landscapes of Wyoming, The Two Tracks create music that fuses rich storytelling, soulful harmonies, and the spirit of the American West. Led by songwriters Julie and Dave Huebner—with Taylor Phillips on bass and Fernando Serna on drums—the band has carved out a sound that nods to ’70s Americana while forging something entirely their own. Dave’s signature cello playing, woven into the band’s strong harmonies, brings a distinctive edge that sets them apart.

Fresh off a trip to Nashville to record their 5th album, they’ll be performing a mix of brand new material and favorites from their past four records.