Community Calendar

Join the Art Association for our popular, two-day summer Teton Mudpots. This sidewalk sale will offer pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more from artists who create in Art Association studios. It takes place outside the Ceramics Studio and in The Center for the Arts’ Glenwood parking area. <br><br> Many different clay forms will be available including cups, mugs, bowls of various dimension, plates, platters, pitchers, jars, fermenting crock pots, and sculptures. Clay work is wheel-thrown and handbuilt. The ever-popular bargain pottery racks with prices starting as low as $3 will be in abundance and filled with many small cups, bowls and unique forms. <br><br> Visual artists will have small works for sale including original oil and acrylic on canvas; watercolor, photographs, and monotypes on paper. A selection of artist-inspired cards, printed hats, and bags will also be available. Jewelry will tempt buyers with enamel, silver and inset stone pieces. <br><br> The event is also a fundraiser with a percentage of sales supporting Art Association studios including the Ceramics, Multi-Purpose, Painting, Printmaking &amp; Drawing, and Photography, Video &amp; Digital Arts studios. <br><br> As always, there will be the ever-popular bargain tables with prices starting as low as $3, as well as higher-end works. Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted. All sales are final.

Join the Art Association for our popular, two-day summer Teton Mudpots. This sidewalk sale will offer pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more from artists who create in Art Association studios. It takes place outside the Ceramics Studio and in The Center for the Arts’ Glenwood parking area. <br><br> Many different clay forms will be available including cups, mugs, bowls of various dimension, plates, platters, pitchers, jars, fermenting crock pots, and sculptures. Clay work is wheel-thrown and handbuilt. The ever-popular bargain pottery racks with prices starting as low as $3 will be in abundance and filled with many small cups, bowls and unique forms. <br><br> Visual artists will have small works for sale including original oil and acrylic on canvas; watercolor, photographs, and monotypes on paper. A selection of artist-inspired cards, printed hats, and bags will also be available. Jewelry will tempt buyers with enamel, silver and inset stone pieces. <br><br> The event is also a fundraiser with a percentage of sales supporting Art Association studios including the Ceramics, Multi-Purpose, Painting, Printmaking &amp; Drawing, and Photography, Video &amp; Digital Arts studios. <br><br> As always, there will be the ever-popular bargain tables with prices starting as low as $3, as well as higher-end works. Cash, checks and credit cards are accepted. All sales are final.

Come to the Sheep Center for brats and food to celebrate our 28 years of commitment to education, inspiration, and conservation in the world of bighorn sheep!

Don’t miss the 40th Annual 2021 Centennial Valley Summer Art Show and Sale, a group fine art exhibition and free public art show featuring original photography, paintings, pottery, stained glass, sculptures, and more from about 30 local and regional artists from rural South East Wyoming including the Centennial Valley and surrounding communities. The exhibition is hosted by the Centennial Valley Historical Association at the Nici Self Historical Museum in Centennial, Wyoming, located about 30 miles west of Laramie and 45 miles east of Saratoga at 2734 Wyoming Highway 130. A portion of the proceeds from every sale is donated to the Nici Self Historical Museum as part of their main annual fundraiser. The exhibition will be on display and open to the public Saturday, July 3rd, 2021 from 9am to 6pm and Sunday, July 4th from 9am to 4pm.&nbsp; <br><br> Included in the exhibition is Centennial, Wyoming based artist Allison Pluda of Seneca Creek Studios’ stunning and vivid metal print fine art photography featuring new Wyoming starscapes, astrophotography, and landscapes including the Milky Way from The Snowy Range and Medicine Bow National Forest. <br><br> Other participating artists this year include Celeste Havener’s original oil paintings of the captivating beauty of the Centennial Valley as well as Tana Libolt and West Magoon of Muddy Mountain Pottery’s fun and functional stoneware, raku sculpture, and ceramic jewelry plus much more. Stop by and see the exhibition for yourself in person. <br><br> Learn more at http://senecacreekstudios.com/2021CentennialArtExhibition or RSVP on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/478079130129779

Don’t miss the 40th Annual 2021 Centennial Valley Summer Art Show and Sale, a group fine art exhibition and free public art show featuring original photography, paintings, pottery, stained glass, sculptures, and more from about 30 local and regional artists from rural South East Wyoming including the Centennial Valley and surrounding communities. The exhibition is hosted by the Centennial Valley Historical Association at the Nici Self Historical Museum in Centennial, Wyoming, located about 30 miles west of Laramie and 45 miles east of Saratoga at 2734 Wyoming Highway 130. A portion of the proceeds from every sale is donated to the Nici Self Historical Museum as part of their main annual fundraiser. The exhibition will be on display and open to the public Saturday, July 3rd, 2021 from 9am to 6pm and Sunday, July 4th from 9am to 4pm.&nbsp; <br><br> Included in the exhibition is Centennial, Wyoming based artist Allison Pluda of Seneca Creek Studios’ stunning and vivid metal print fine art photography featuring new Wyoming starscapes, astrophotography, and landscapes including the Milky Way from The Snowy Range and Medicine Bow National Forest. <br><br> Other participating artists this year include Celeste Havener’s original oil paintings of the captivating beauty of the Centennial Valley as well as Tana Libolt and West Magoon of Muddy Mountain Pottery’s fun and functional stoneware, raku sculpture, and ceramic jewelry plus much more. Stop by and see the exhibition for yourself in person. <br><br> Learn more at http://senecacreekstudios.com/2021CentennialArtExhibition or RSVP on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/events/478079130129779

Prairie Wildfire, from Buffalo, Wyoming, sings bluegrass in the heart of cowboy country. With lead singer Sage Palser on mandolin, Morgan Blaney on bass, and Tessa Taylor on banjo, they offer tight harmonies and original instrumentation. The ladies have built a remarkable resume, performing at festivals, in the historic Occidental Saloon, at dude ranches, and at music venues throughout the region. The girls have opened for Greg Blake, Front Country, and Horseshoes and Hand Grenades,and Dale Ann Bradley at the Occidental Saloon’s January Jam. Mentored by songwriter David Stewart (“True Grass,” “Blue Moon over Texas,” “Key of Love”), the girls are ‘frequent flyers’ at the renowned Occidental Thursday Night Jam. <br><br> The concert will be held on the Meeteetse Museums lawn (behind the Bank Museum) at 6 pm. Please bring your own seating and water.

Award-winning Northern Arapaho artist and 2019 Governor's Arts Award recipient, Robert Martinez from Riverton, Wyoming, is featured in a one-person show of his contemporary drawings and paintings.

Award-winning Northern Arapaho artist and 2019 Governor's Arts Award recipient, Robert Martinez from Riverton, Wyoming, is featured in a one-person show of his contemporary drawings and paintings.

Award-winning Northern Arapaho artist and 2019 Governor's Arts Award recipient, Robert Martinez from Riverton, Wyoming, is featured in a one-person show of his contemporary drawings and paintings.

Award-winning Northern Arapaho artist and 2019 Governor's Arts Award recipient, Robert Martinez from Riverton, Wyoming, is featured in a one-person show of his contemporary drawings and paintings.