Community Calendar

Join us in our Cook Auditorium for an evening with Diné weaver and fiber artist, Roy Kady. Kady describes himself as a shepherd and an artist, having learned to weave at the age of nine from his grandmother, grandfather, and mother. His work is deeply inspired by the landscapes his sheep guide him to. Inspired by the beautiful Arizona wilderness, he takes the colors and geometric forms he observes in the environment back to his loom. In this talk, he will discuss his work, processes, and inspirations, and will show a 15-minute clip from the documentary "A Gift From Talking God," which delves into his process as a shepherd and the importance of the Navajo-Churro sheep in Navajo culture.

Kady’s art piece, "Tell Me A Secret," is on view in our Wapiti Gallery as part of the "A Conceptual Thread" exhibition through November 2nd, 2025.

Snacks and nonalcholic beverages will be provided. This is a FREE community event.

Image credit: Textile weaver and fiber artist Roy Kady. Photo credit: John Burcham. Image courtesy the artist.

Bring the whole family to The Nicolaysen Art Museum’s Fall Open House. Carve a pumpkin for our contest, sip warm cider with seasonal refreshments, and stop by the Discovery Center where artists from Trees, the Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists, will help kids and families make colorful leaf prints to take home.
While you are here, explore four exhibitions on view: Trees, Mind the Time: The Legacy of Tom West, Shoot Like a Woman, and the Wyoming Arts Council Biennial.
It is a free day of art, hands-on fun, and fall festivities for all ages.

Join us at The Nicolaysen Art Museum on Friday, October 17, from 5:30-7:30 PM as we celebrate the opening of three exhibitions:
Shoot Like a Woman
Tom West: Mind the Time
Trees: Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists
Discover what’s new at The NIC this fall and connect with artists, friends, and neighbors.
Plus, don’t miss the Wyoming Arts Council Biennial Fellowship Exhibition, on view through December 19. This statewide showcase highlights outstanding work from Wyoming’s Visual Arts Fellowship recipients.
Nicolaysen Art Museum, 400 E. Collins Dr, Casper
Admission: $5 per person | $10 per family | Free for NIC Member

Whether you're looking to remodel your kitchen, revamp your outdoor living space, or simply make some updates around the house, the Cheyenne Fall Home Show has everything you need to get started.

Cheyenne Fall Home Show | October 24th - 26th, 2025
Event Center at Archer
Friday: 12pm-6pm | Saturday: 10am-5pm | Sunday: 11am-4pm
Address: 3801 Archer Parkway, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82009.

Interested in exhibiting? Give us a call at 800-201-4663
For more information, visit: https://cheyennehomeshow.com/

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

Whether you're looking to remodel your kitchen, revamp your outdoor living space, or simply make some updates around the house, the Cheyenne Fall Home Show has everything you need to get started.

Cheyenne Fall Home Show | October 24th - 26th, 2025
Event Center at Archer
Friday: 12pm-6pm | Saturday: 10am-5pm | Sunday: 11am-4pm
Address: 3801 Archer Parkway, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82009.

Interested in exhibiting? Give us a call at 800-201-4663
For more information, visit: https://cheyennehomeshow.com/

Whether you're looking to remodel your kitchen, revamp your outdoor living space, or simply make some updates around the house, the Cheyenne Fall Home Show has everything you need to get started.

Cheyenne Fall Home Show | October 24th - 26th, 2025
Event Center at Archer
Friday: 12pm-6pm | Saturday: 10am-5pm | Sunday: 11am-4pm
Address: 3801 Archer Parkway, Cheyenne, Wyoming 82009.

Interested in exhibiting? Give us a call at 800-201-4663
For more information, visit: https://cheyennehomeshow.com/

On the first Sunday of every month year-round, Museum admission is FREE for area locals.

On the first Sunday of winter months, the National Museum of Wildlife Art organizes a family-friendly day with special programs and events connected to the exhibitions on view.

November First Sunday special programming will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. This bee-themed event will include information on programs presented by High Mountain Pollinators and Bees, a musical performance by Sophia Harnew-Spradley and Mark Engle, and a coloring and cutting craft for all ages.

First Sundays is Generously Sponsored by: Bank of Jackson Hole & Lawrence Finch.

Join us for the last in this series of sound hikes on the Ucross Ranch.

"Confluences" is an emplaced sound experience created by Ucross artist-alumni Teri Rueb and Laurids Sonne. It is available via a free downloadable app (iOS and Android) that visitors can run on their mobile phones while walking the land. Interactive areas of sound play as visitors wander, revealing a sonic landscape of sounds recorded over three years that include voices of the Ucross community, former artists-in-residence, local residents of Clear Creek Valley, and field recordings taken in different seasons.

During the hike, Ucross staff will walk with visitors on a private trail on the ranch as interactive areas of sound play. The hikes will be less than two hours; we will meet at the Ucross Art Gallery at 9 a.m. for an introduction and orientation before caravanning to the trail (about two minutes drive).

Notes before you join:

• Hike level: Intermediate
• Prepare for a hike up and down hills on our ranch, with longer grass on uneven terrain.
• Wear long pants and hiking shoes; consider carrying a walking stick.
• We recommend packing a hat, water bottle, snacks, sunscreen, and insect repellant.
• Download the "Confluences" app with WiFi in advance of the hike.
• Bring headphones, if you have them.
• Loaner phones and headphones are available in the gallery, if needed, first come, first served.

The event is free and open to the public, with required registration. Email info@ucross.org with any questions or visit ucross.org.

Join the Art Association for our popular Teton Mudpots Sale! This sale will offer pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more from artists who create in Art Association studios. It will take place in the Art Association Gallery at 240 S Glenwood St.

Many different clay forms will be available including cups, mugs, bowls of various dimensions, plates, platters, pitchers, jars, fermenting crock pots and sculptures. 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.

Visual artists will have small works for sale including original oil and acrylic on canvas; watercolor, photographs, and monotypes on paper.

The event is also a fundraiser with a percentage of sales supporting Art Association studios including the Ceramics, Multi-Purpose, Painting, Printmaking & Drawing, and Photography, Video & Digital Arts studios.