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Feb 06 Thursday
The American Cancer Society/Relay for Life DAFFODIL DAYS is back, selling cut daffodils and tulips, Jan 1st - Feb 14th. Flowers will come in March 7-8. If you are interested in buying daffodil or tulip bouquets (or would like to help out), please contact Suzanne Luhr at 307-399-8495 or Pam Brekken at 307-760-4753.
The money raised enables the American Cancer Society to: • Fund groundbreaking cancer research • Provide free, comprehensive info and support for patients • Support early detection and prevention programs
Feb 07 Friday
February 7 – Stage Six – Lander, Wyoming. Race Start 9:00 am. Louis Lake Road parking lot, Hwy 28 on South Pass.
The Pedigree Stage Stop Race draws top mushers and dog teams from across North America and Europe. This “stage” format sled dog race starts in downtown Jackson, Wyoming on Friday, January 31, 2025.
Each of the seven timed race stages are hosted by western Wyoming communities and take place on US Forest Service trails. Spectators and media are welcome to attend. FREE TO THE PUBLIC.
Our aim is to inspire people to enjoy the outdoors with their animal companions. Pedigree® brand dog food became the title sponsor in 2000 and continues to support the event and its mission. For more information, visit: www.wyomingstagestop.org.
Nature Mapping Jackson Hole is a community science initiative which seeks to obtain long-term, accurate wildlife data in Jackson Hole and surrounding areas via volunteer use of a data entry portal and app. Volunteers are required to attend a certification course prior to using the app. A variety of projects are available for certified Nature Mappers, such as Moose Day, and Mountain Bluebird Nestbox Monitoring. Our next orientation and training dates are as follows:
-February 7, Virtual, from 10 am - 12 pm-March 6, in Jackson, WY from 5-7pm
Please reach out to Jessie via jessie@jhwildlife.org for more information and to sign up!
Cheyenne First Friday Artwalk is the community’s monthly celebration of artists and their work. During Artwalk, Cheyenne galleries, businesses, restaurants, and other places showcase a local or regional visual artist or musician, accompanied by light food and beverages. Artwalk patrons visit the venues on an unstructured schedule, walking, driving or biking.
Cheyenne First Friday Artwalk takes place the first Friday of each month from 5:00 – 8:00 pm. 2024 marks the 14th year of Cheyenne First Friday Artwalk.
Feb 08 Saturday
February 8 – Stage Seven – Dubois, Wyoming. Race Start 9:00 am. Sheridan Oval Parking Area, Shoshone National Forest.
Join SCLT’s Recreation Program Manager, Jared Koenig, for a hike to learn about and observe one of the long-burning coal seam fires in our area.
Participants will hike through old mine land while learning about some of the history as well as the lasting effects of some of the oldest coal mines in the area. The hike will reward folks with a front row seat to an active coal seam fire (WHOA HOT!!) with sweeping views of the foothills rolling towards the majestic Bighorn Mountains and the beautiful Tongue River below.
Those who attend will also get to participate in a “Landscape Scavenger Hunt” to find the current landscape along the hike from old photographs of mining and reclamation. The hike will take place at a location that is about a 10-minute drive from the north end of Sheridan. This hike is approximately 3 miles round-trip and will take about 2-2.5 hours. This is a wintertime hike, so appropriate winter clothing is required. Please leave pets at home for this hike. You are welcome to bring snacks or a sack lunch with you.
When: Saturday, February 8 @ 11 a.m. & 2 p.m.
Where: SCLT will email you meet-up details after you sign up.
Each hike is limited to approximately 12 participants. Please sign up for only one hike. If you cannot attend at the time you sign up, please let SCLT know, and we will try to accommodate you
Sign up at https://sheridanclt.org/events/sclt-discovery-session-coal-seam-fire-hike-feb/
RSVP at the link.
Join us for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Wyoming's Annual Reverse Raffle & Auction, a night of community impact and unforgettable experiences. This signature event celebrates the "Be The Light" theme, supporting our $5.6 million budget to provide programs and services to youth across 11 sites in 6 communities throughout 4 Wyoming counties. Enjoy an evening of dinner, entertainment, and exciting opportunities to make a difference.
Event Highlights:
**Keynote Speaker: Hear from three-time Olympic gold medalist and beach volleyball legend, Kerri Walsh Jennings.**Silent Auction: Bid on over 100 exclusive items.**Live Auction: Compete for luxury getaways, high-end vehicles, and one-of-a-kind experiences.**IMPACT Auction: Help fund art room renovations and youth programs, with a chance to win a 2011 Victory Red Convertible Camaro.
Tickets are $125 per person or $1,000 for a table of 8. Reserve your spot today and help us continue serving youth in Natrona, Converse, Fremont, and Johnson Counties.