Community Calendar

Are you thinking about starting your own business?

Are you looking for money to start or expand your small business?

Prepare for the challenge by attending this no-cost workshop! Sponsored by the Wyoming SBDC Network, this workshop will take place on Tuesday, August 26th, from 5:30 – 7:00 PM at at the Johnson County Public Library in Buffalo, WY.

This workshop is designed to help potential new business owners explore the pros and cons of owning a business and evaluate the skill and knowledge necessary for success. We will cover investigating the potential of your idea; identifying your target market; and share free resources to assist you along the way. We will discuss financing options for budgets of all sizes, as well as where to access the capital you need to start and grow your business!

We look forward to seeing you in Buffalo!

Top Jackson Hole yoga instructors conduct weekly summer classes outside on the south part of the Sculpture Trail (parking lot to your left as you come up the hill). Participants will feel inspired doing Sun Salutations and Downward Dogs as they look across the grand vista of the National Elk Refuge. Join us in connecting with two art forms—visual art inspired by artists over the centuries, and the art of yoga, ensuring healthy mind, body, and spirit. All levels welcome. Free.
Thursdays in July & August

*Please bring your own mat!

In previous webinars, we’ve provided a lot of tips for cyber readiness measures small businesses can put in place to be more cybersecure. This webinar will focus on common mistakes businesses make regarding cybersecurity efforts, or lack of efforts. We’ll provide ten tips to help you avoid those pitfalls in your cybersecurity journey.
Speakers:
Paul Johnson, Program Manager, Wyoming SBDC Network Cybersecurity for Small Business Program
Laura Baker, Executive Director, CyberWyoming

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

Join the Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School (JHFFS) this summer for FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! Registration is required.

What: FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! (registration required)

When: Saturday, June 21; Saturday, July 5; Saturday, July 19; Saturday, August 2; Saturday, August 16; and Saturday, August 30. All sessions take place at the Schoolhouse from 4:00 – 6:00 pm.

Where: Meet at 3:30 at Stilson Lot (Village Transit Center) in Jackson, Wyoming

Who: Open to all youth interested in learning fly fishing techniques and skills

How: Register for free using this link: https://jhflyfishingschool.com/youth-fly-fishing-seminar/

This program was made possible in part with support from the International Game Fish Association (IGFA). Established in 1939, the IGFA is a global nonprofit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices. With members in more than 100 countries, the IGFA is the world’s leading authority on sport fishing and maintains the global database of game fish world records and angling rules. Through education, research, advocacy, and angler recognition, the IGFA strives to ensure the future of fishing and sustainable fisheries around the world. To learn more or become a member, visit www.igfa.org.

Volunteers needed for a study on how to effectively communicate environmental and scientific information with Tribal and rural communities. Researchers from the Northern Arapaho Tribe and the University of Utah would like to have small group discussions with community members on this topic – but we need your help. Compensation Provided

High-fun, low-stress

No art skills needed! Come enjoy a casual night of crafts and community. Just bring yourself! Tickets will include two beverages and light snacks, plus instruction and craft supplies. Come to unwind and have fun, leave with a hand crafted item and new friends.

Mystery Craft Night will be on the first Friday of every month, 6-8pm. We will have a new craft each month, so add this event to your calendar! There is limited space so make sure to register and purchase your ticket before the start of the event.

(excluding July 4th, 2025)

Volunteers needed for a study on how to effectively communicate environmental and scientific information with Tribal and rural communities. Researchers from the Northern Arapaho Tribe and the University of Utah would like to have small group discussions with community members on this topic – but we need your help. Compensation Provided

Join the Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School (JHFFS) this summer for FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! Registration is required.

What: FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! (registration required)

When: Saturday, June 21; Saturday, July 5; Saturday, July 19; Saturday, August 2; Saturday, August 16; and Saturday, August 30. All sessions take place at the Schoolhouse from 4:00 – 6:00 pm.

Where: Meet at 3:30 at Stilson Lot (Village Transit Center) in Jackson, Wyoming

Who: Open to all youth interested in learning fly fishing techniques and skills

How: Register for free using this link: https://jhflyfishingschool.com/youth-fly-fishing-seminar/

This program was made possible in part with support from the International Game Fish Association (IGFA). Established in 1939, the IGFA is a global nonprofit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices. With members in more than 100 countries, the IGFA is the world’s leading authority on sport fishing and maintains the global database of game fish world records and angling rules. Through education, research, advocacy, and angler recognition, the IGFA strives to ensure the future of fishing and sustainable fisheries around the world. To learn more or become a member, visit www.igfa.org.

View and learn about the rich preservation and history of Legend Rock State Petroglyphs. Hike Legend Rocks Interpretive Trail, about a half a mile in, great for all ages! Legend Rock is a 1,312-foot near-vertical cliff with more than 92 petroglyph panels and over 300 petroglyph figures. We'll meet around 4:30 and begin our hike around 5 p.m.
Level: Easy
Bring: Sunscreen, water, snacks, and anything you'd normally bring for an easy hike in warmer weather.
Carpool: Contact trip leader, Rebekah Mason, for carpool options from Cody and Thermopolis.
Note: Carpool transportation is at the sole risk of the participants.