Community Calendar

The 5th Annual Laramie International Flavor Festival will be April 14-18, 2026. The festival is presented by Laramie Main Street Alliance, in partnership with University of Wyoming Office of Global Engagement's International Students and Scholars, this volunteer-run festival pairs individuals from our community and around the world with downtown businesses to infuse their menus with unique international flavors.

Inspired by 5 vears of stories from 200+ community members and international students representing 60+ nations.

20+ downtown restaurants & venues will offer specials representing individuals from our campus and Laramie community.
And, there are 10+ events (mostly free) including an invitational art exhibit, dance, sauerkraut making, trivia, and opportunities for community conversation.

Through collaborations, international flavors, and conversations, Laramie International Flavor Festival celebrates our residents and worldwide influences.

Events and Restaurant Pairings can be found at https://laramiemainstreet.org/international-flavor-festival

Join us for a concise, one-hour webinar covering the most significant changes introduced through the SBIR/STTR reauthorization—and learn what they mean for your strategy, eligibility, and competitiveness in upcoming funding cycles.

Determining your current cyber readiness level is the first step in addressing your cybersecurity needs and what measures you may want to put in place. In this webinar, we will walk you through a checklist to assess your current cyber readiness levels in areas such as password management, software updates, and staff training and awareness.

The 5th Annual Laramie International Flavor Festival will be April 14-18, 2026. The festival is presented by Laramie Main Street Alliance, in partnership with University of Wyoming Office of Global Engagement's International Students and Scholars, this volunteer-run festival pairs individuals from our community and around the world with downtown businesses to infuse their menus with unique international flavors.

Inspired by 5 vears of stories from 200+ community members and international students representing 60+ nations.

20+ downtown restaurants & venues will offer specials representing individuals from our campus and Laramie community.
And, there are 10+ events (mostly free) including an invitational art exhibit, dance, sauerkraut making, trivia, and opportunities for community conversation.

Through collaborations, international flavors, and conversations, Laramie International Flavor Festival celebrates our residents and worldwide influences.

Events and Restaurant Pairings can be found at https://laramiemainstreet.org/international-flavor-festival

Join the Wyoming Small Business Development Center (SBDC) Network for a networking and learning event designed to help you start and fund your own business. This workshop is a fantastic opportunity to connect with fellow entrepreneurs and gain essential knowledge for your journey.

Step onto the dance floor and feel the rhythm! Salsa Cubana at Dancers’ Workshop is all about connection, fun, and learning new moves. Whether you’re just building confidence in Level 2 or leveling up in Level 4, there’s a place for every dancer here.

All levels welcome! Come as you are and let the music move you! Learn more at dwjh.org/workshops.

Join us Thursday, April 16 at 7 p.m. in Kinnison Hall for our annual PRISM concert featuring our Music Ensemble of Audio Technology (M.E.A.T.).

Step onto the dance floor and feel the rhythm! Salsa Cubana at Dancers’ Workshop is all about connection, fun, and learning new moves. Whether you’re just building confidence in Level 2 or leveling up in Level 4, there’s a place for every dancer here.

All levels welcome! Come as you are and let the music move you! Learn more at dwjh.org/workshops.

Platte ParaTransit is a not-for-profit volunteer organization that provides transportation to medical appointments for patients in Platte County - which is a public transportation desert. Our annual "Stuff" sale provides funds from the sale of donated items to support the mission of this organization (such as fuel, insurance, van maintenance, etc.). It is a community event that is open from 9 - 5 on the 17th and 9 - 12 on Saturday the 18th.

The venue, Covenant Lutheran Church, is handicap accessible.

Join us to dive deeper into “Resilience,” the latest exhibition at the Ucross Art Gallery, in an artist and curator talk on April 17 at 11 a.m. The event will be held at Sheridan College’s Kinnison Hall.

Exploring the resiliency of Indigenous artists across generations, the new exhibition features artwork from the 2025 recipients of the Ucross Fellowship for Native American Artists, including sculptor Gina Herrera (Tesuque Pueblo) of Bakersfield, California; writer Annette Saunooke Clapsaddle (Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians) of Cherokee, North Carolina; mixed-media artist Wade Patton (Oglala Lakota) of Rapid City, South Dakota; and visual and performance artist Sarah Ortegon HighWalking (Eastern Shoshone and Northern Arapaho) of Fort Washakie, Wyoming.

The exhibition is curated by Marwin Begaye (Navajo), a former Ucross artist-in-residence and working artist.

For more information about the Ucross Art Gallery exhibition, visit ucross.org. The Ucross Art Gallery is open Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.