Community Calendar

The Sprout Summer Lunch Program aims to ensure every child in Teton County has access to a healthy lunch during the summer. Sprout is for everyone — lunches are available to all families, regardless of income.

The Sprout Mobile visits three sites each weekday, sharing lunches at local parks and Teton County Library. Along with providing free lunches, Sprout partners with community organizations to host activities for kids.

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD) is observed annually on June 15 to raise global awareness about the abuse, neglect, and exploitation of older adults. It serves as a call to action for communities to promote dignity, safety, and stronger support systems for the aging population

Join your neighbors and The Nature Conservancy for a conversation about this past season’s exceptionally dry winter and what it means for rivers born in Wyoming and the 40 million people, countless wildlife and working lands downstream.

Learn from TNC’s Colorado River experts about how you can make a lasting difference while enjoying light bites and drinks with others in the community who care about the river’s future.

Join the Sheridan Community Land Trust for a field trip to the Battle of the Rosebud 150th Anniversary Commemoration at Rosebud Battlefield State Park on Wednesday, June 17, 2026.

Hosted by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks in partnership with tribal nations and community participants, the daylong commemoration honors the 150th anniversary of the Battle of the Rosebud through ceremony, remembrance, and cultural traditions. Morning events begin at 10 a.m. and include a keynote speaker and wreath-laying honoring all who fell during the battle. Tribal riders arriving on horseback from Trail Creek, a reenactment of “Where the Girl Saved Her Brother,” a Victory Dance, and a community meal will follow later in the day.

This Explore History program is an opportunity to respectfully experience history in the place where it happened, while learning about the continuing cultural significance of the battlefield and the people connected to it.
Sheridan Carpool Option

Participants interested in carpooling from Sheridan may meet at The Hub on Smith between 8:30 and 8:45 a.m. to coordinate rides.

SCLT can provide transportation for up to 12 participants. To reserve a seat in an SCLT vehicle, please sign up below.

Dayton Bus Option
A limited bus option is available departing from Tongue River Valley Community Center in Dayton. Seating is limited to 14 participants and costs $30 per person. RSVPs are required. RSVP by calling TRVCC at 307.655.9419.

The commemorative events are free and open to the public. A community meal will be served at approximately 3 p.m.

The Teton Mudpots Summer Sale and annual fundraiser for the Art Association of Jackson Hole takes place this June 17, 18 and 19, at 240 S Glenwood. This three-day summer sidewalk sale features artisans who create handmade pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more in the Art Association's studios. Find mugs, bowls, platters and bargain pottery starting at just five dollars. Every purchase supports the Art Association studios and local artists.

The People's Market Wednesdays, June 3 – September 23 | 4:00–7:00pm | Center for the Arts Lawn, Jackson
Shop local at Slow Food in the Tetons weekly farmers market, featuring 30+ local growers, ranchers, prepared foods, and artisans. A community gathering space to connect with your neighbors and the people behind your food! Free and open to all. Weekly vendor map, special market events and more can be found at tetonslowfood.org/summer-peoples-market/.

Stop the Bleed program from a certified paramedic will help participants recognize serious bleeding and stop hemorrhaging, to make a life-or-death difference when an emergency occurs.

Join The Center for An Evening with Fran Lebowitz at The Center Theater! In a cultural landscape filled with endless pundits and talking heads, Fran Lebowitz stands out as one of our most insightful social commentators.

Her essays and interviews offer her acerbic views on current events and the media – as well as pet peeves including tourists, baggage-claim areas, after-shave lotion, adults who roller skate, children who speak French, or anyone who is unduly tan. “The New York Times Book Review” calls Lebowitz an “important humorist in the classic tradition.” Purveyor of urban cool, Lebowitz is a cultural satirist whom many call the heir to Dorothy Parker.

Lebowitz worked odd jobs, such as taxi driving, belt peddling, and apartment cleaning (“with a small specialty in Venetian blinds”), before being hired by Andy Warhol as a columnist for “Interview.” That was followed by a stint at “Mademoiselle”. Her first book, a collection of essays titled “Metropolitan Life”, was a bestseller, as was a second collection, “Social Studies.” By turns ironic, facetious, deadpan, sarcastic, wry, wisecracking, and waggish, Lebowitz’s prose is wickedly entertaining. Her two books are collected in “The Fran Lebowitz Reader,” with a new preface by the author. “The Fran Lebowitz Reader” has been published in nine languages including French, Korean, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish. In 2021 it was published for the first time in the United Kingdom and became a bestseller. Lebowitz is also the author of the children’s book, “Mr. Chas and Lisa Sue Meet the Pandas.”

Lebowitz was named to “Vanity Fair’s” International Best Dressed List Hall of Fame in 2008. She remains a style icon. Lebowitz lives in New York City, as she does not believe that she would be allowed to live anywhere else.

Join TNC's Justin Loyka at Pushroot Brewing Company for a discussion at the intersection of energy, agriculture, and conservation. Learn about the future of solar energy and an emerging approach called agrivoltaics, which pairs solar development with agriculture on the same land. Join your neighbors to explore how this innovative model could support both clean energy and working landscapes.

The Teton Mudpots Summer Sale and annual fundraiser for the Art Association of Jackson Hole takes place this June 17, 18 and 19, at 240 S Glenwood. This three-day summer sidewalk sale features artisans who create handmade pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more in the Art Association's studios. Find mugs, bowls, platters and bargain pottery starting at just five dollars. Every purchase supports the Art Association studios and local artists.