Community Calendar

Cheyenne Audubon presents bird photographer Rob Palmer for a free talk Oct. 21 at 6:30 p.m. in the Cottonwood Room at the Laramie County Library, 2200 Pioneer Ave.
Palmer, from Colorado, will give us a peek in his life as a bird photographer, beginning at age 12 with a Polaroid, through his study of birds, especially raptors, and his jump into fulltime bird photography which has resulted in photos in Audubon Magazine, Nature's Best, National Wildlife, and BBC Wildlife and other publications. He offers guided photography tours and lessons, and prints of his photos, https://www.falconphotos.com/.
For more information about the Cheyenne – High Plains Audubon Society, please visit https://cheyenneaudubon.org/.
October 21, 6:30 p.m. – Program: The bird photographer's life

ATTENTION WYOMING PET OWNERS
Traps And Snares Can Kill Your Dog!

Learn how to save your pet’s life with expert instruction from Dave Pauli, a knowledgeable and experienced speaker. Dave has been in the animal rescue, capture, and research profession for 42 years, including police department Animal Control Superintendent, a bi-county humane society director, a private wildlife conflict resolution business owner, a full-time wildlife rehabilitator, and, for the last 34 years, a manager and field operative for the Humane World for Animals until his retirement. This led to his current work with Greater Good Charities. Join us at this free event for all ages and learn crucial hands-on trap and snare release skills to protect your furry friends.

Thursday, October 23, 6-9 p.m., Cobblestone Hotel & Suites, 111 Greys River Road, Alpine, WY
For more information: info@WyomingUntrapped.org

Come into Snow Deep and print-your-own seasonal print-ready design. $24 buy a shirt, $10 bring your own. No registration needed.

Free Discovery Center Project: Coffee Filter Bat Craft
Come join us at the Discovery Center for a fun Halloween art project. We will be showing you how to create your own spooky bat friend with coffee filters and clothespins. Don't miss out on some holiday art fun with us here at The NIC!

Join us for spooky family fun at the Cheyenne Frontiers Days Old West Museum's annual Trunk or Treat.

Everyone is invited to attend the Volunteer Fair to learn about current volunteer opportunities within the Jackson Community. Come learn about the different opportunities and find a way to give back to the community.

Come join us on a dark and misty eve,
for a spooky, spectral, supernatural reprieve.
Filled with ghostly stories, crafts, and song,
best to bring the whole family along.

The Center for Global Studies is teaming up with the American Heritage Center, Art Museum, and UW/Laramie community to bring you a night of global goosebumps from around the world. Stop by to hear ghost stories, join activities, and learn how the supernatural manifests across regions and cultures. Email cgs@uwyo.edu for more info. All ages welcome

17th Annual "Nun Too Fast" All Saints' Day 5k Run/Walk to benefit Holy Spirit Catholic Youth, November 1, 2025. The race will start at Stagecoach Elementary School, 3000 Stagecoach Blvd, Rock Springs. Registration opens at 9:30 am and the race begins at 10. There is a $20 registration fee. Come in costume! There will be door prizes and refreshments. Call Michele at 307-209-7161 or email mharris@dcwy.org for more details.

Don’t miss out on a fun-filled day for families and friends on Saturday, November 1, 20242025, from 11:00 – 3:00 pm at the Albany County Fairgrounds. Enjoy crafts, games, discovery stations, food, coffee, and more. First 100 kiddos will receive a special take-home bag.

There will be something for everyone, big and small. Join crafters and animal lovers who will be sharing their talents and knowledge. Take-home crafts include: Horse Braiding, Pipe Cleaner Animals, Kitty Ornaments, Wool Balls, Balloon Animals, Cyanotype Art, and Bingo Scavenger Hunt. You can also play corn hole, check out equine hair and sheep wool under a microscope, meet Dust the Donkey, color animals, learn about goats, and see if “you know your poop.”

Funding helps provide sanctuary, feed, and shelter for the 19 animals currently residing at Home On The Range.

Wrestling fans, mark your calendars! Western Wyoming Community College (Western) will be hosting the first wrestling dual, the Wild West Showdown, against the University of Wyoming (UW) Cowboys on Saturday, November 1.

There are only 1,100 tickets for this event with box office sales opening October 15. Tickets are non-refundable and will be available in three areas: VIP mat side, lower-section, and upper general admission. VIP tickets, which are limited, will be $50 and include a meet and greet with wrestlers, along with a complementary charcuterie board and beverages. Lower-section tickets are $20 and upper general admission tickets will be $15. Wheelchair seating is available for lower-section tickets, but tickets are limited.

Special event t-shirts are for purchase at just $20. Grab your shirts on event day—pay easily with cash or card.