Community Calendar

The Downtown Driggs Association is hosting the 10th Anniversary Driggs Snowscapes - The Art of Sculpting Snow. Professional snow sculptors, including past winners of local and regional snow sculpting competitions are teaming up with students from North Freemont and Teton Valley High Schools to create a larger- than-life winter snow scene called “Showdown in Snow Town” featuring polar bears in a shoot-out in a western town setting on the Driggs City Plaza during the week of January 17-22, 2022. FREE and open to the public. Watch demos daily as large blocks of snow are transformed into this beloved annual public art display to celebrate one of our favorite abundant local winter resources, SNOW! People’s and Kid’s Choice VOTING for your favorite sculpture on Saturday, Jan. 22 from 9-4pm.

The Downtown Driggs Association is hosting the 10th Anniversary Driggs Snowscapes - The Art of Sculpting Snow. Professional snow sculptors, including past winners of local and regional snow sculpting competitions are teaming up with students from North Freemont and Teton Valley High Schools to create a larger- than-life winter snow scene called “Showdown in Snow Town” featuring polar bears in a shoot-out in a western town setting on the Driggs City Plaza during the week of January 17-22, 2022. FREE and open to the public. Watch demos daily as large blocks of snow are transformed into this beloved annual public art display to celebrate one of our favorite abundant local winter resources, SNOW! People’s and Kid’s Choice VOTING for your favorite sculpture on Saturday, Jan. 22 from 9-4pm.

The Downtown Driggs Association is hosting the 10th Anniversary Driggs Snowscapes - The Art of Sculpting Snow. Professional snow sculptors, including past winners of local and regional snow sculpting competitions are teaming up with students from North Freemont and Teton Valley High Schools to create a larger- than-life winter snow scene called “Showdown in Snow Town” featuring polar bears in a shoot-out in a western town setting on the Driggs City Plaza during the week of January 17-22, 2022. FREE and open to the public. Watch demos daily as large blocks of snow are transformed into this beloved annual public art display to celebrate one of our favorite abundant local winter resources, SNOW! People’s and Kid’s Choice VOTING for your favorite sculpture on Saturday, Jan. 22 from 9-4pm.

TIME TO VOTE for your favorite sculpture from the 10th Annual Driggs Snowscapes!!! People’s and Kid’s Choice VOTING Day is Saturday, Jan. 22 from 9-4pm. FREE and Open to the Public, celebrate one of our favorite abundant local winter resources, SNOW! During the week, professional snow sculptors, including past winners of local and regional snow sculpting competitions, teamed up with students from area High Schools to create a larger-than-life winter snow scene called “Showdown in Snow Town.” Featuring polar bears in a shoot-out in a western town setting on the Driggs City Plaza, NOW it's time to VOTE for your FAVORITE Sculpture from the 10th Anniversary Driggs Snowscapes - The Art of Sculpting Snow!!!

Enjoy a meal of BBQ Pulled Pork, Corn, Ceasar Salad, Rolls for $12.00. Dine in, take out or delivery for 5 or more

Western Wyoming Community College will host the third annual Homecoming Chili Cook-Off in Downtown Rock Springs on Saturday, February 5 from 10:30AM-1:30PM. Western will accept red or green chili registration forms until January 21, 2022.  <br/> Both businesses and individuals in Sweetwater County are invited to enter the Chili Cook-Off to win an iPad and AirPods Pro bundle, Oculus Quest 2 VR Headset, or a Polaroid Camera and film set - plus bragging rights! Last year’s winners can be found on the Homecoming website page at westernwyoming.edu/homecoming. The contest is free to enter. <br/> Chili must be prepared and cooked in a licensed kitchen. Western’s dining hall, Mitchell’s, will open their doors to contestants. To schedule time to cook in Western’s kitchen, email Preston Ackerman, Digital Content Specialist at Western at packerman@westernwyoming.edu. Western encourages community members to sample free chili and stroll around Downtown and stop in and support local businesses. There will be a raffle for community members to win prizes. <br/> This year’s prizes include a one-of-a-kind outdoor fire pit created by Western’s Welding instructor, Jake Manniko; handcrafted ceramic chili bowl set by Western’s Ceramics instructor, Bart Fetz; and an iPad. The Homecoming basketball games will take place in the Rushmore Gym immediately following the event. Chili contestant winners, and community prize winners will be announced at the games. Winners are not required to be present to win, but attendance is encouraged. This event is sponsored by Western Wyoming Community College and SweetwaterNow. For more information on the Homecoming Chili Cook-Off, registration forms, and guidelines visit www.westernwyoming.edu/homecoming, or email Preston Ackerman at packerman@westernwyoming.edu.

The 21st Annual Champagne and Chocolates event is the Montessori School of Casper's chief fundraiser for the year. The event features endless decadent chocolates and bubbly champagne, heavy hors d'oeuvre, live and silent auctions, raffles, and entertainment. Tickets are $50.00 per person and there are numerous levels of business sponsorships available! Please contact info@montessoriofcasper.com for more information.

The Martin Luther College Choir of New Ulm, MN will present a sacred concert titled “From Age to Age “, will feature a selection of choral music representing various composers and styles. The public is invited to attend. A door offering will be gathered to assist with travel expenses for the choir. Martin Luther College is owned and operated by the Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod. The mission of the school is to prepare pastors, teachers, and staff ministers to serve the church body’s congregations and schools.

Field trips, demonstrators, exhibits, kids activities, and food concessions. Vendors with opals, jewelry, rough rock, slabs, cabochons, fossils, specimens, jewelry-making supplies, and more!

Field trips, demonstrators, exhibits, kids activities, and food concessions. Vendors with opals, jewelry, rough rock, slabs, cabochons, fossils, specimens, jewelry-making supplies, and more!