Community Calendar

Teton County Pet Partners (TCPP) is hosting a team evaluation on Tuesday, May 26th. This is where you and your pet demonstrate that you are a good fit for therapy animal work. Each team will have a 20-30 minute time slot.

Note: To sign up for the evaluation, you’ll first need to complete the Pet Partners Therapy Animal Handlers Course. It’s offered online and now in person too!

Our therapy animal teams bring joy and comfort to various organizations like hospitals, schools, libraries, and more.

If you’d like to join us for a team evaluation or have questions, email info@tcpetpartners.org.

Join Wyoming SBDC Network, IMPACT 307, and the Montana Technology Innovation Partnership for a focused, two-part SBIR/STTR Proposal Lab designed to help you develop a competitive Phase I submission. The content will be relevant to all 11 SBIR and 6 STTR agencies, with particular emphasis on DoD, NIH, NSF, DOE, and NASA.

Day 1: On May 28, we’ll cover program fundamentals and outline a structured process for preparing your technical proposal.

Day 2: On June 11, we’ll complete that process and explore key concepts for building a sound cost proposal—ensuring your project budget is accurate and sustainable.

If you are located in Montana or Wyoming, reach out to Ann Peterson or Kelly Haigler Cornish (respectively) to receive pre-submission reviews.

Please register for both days of the two-part training; a unique link will be provided for each day of the event.

Join Wyoming SBDC Network, IMPACT 307, and the Montana Technology Innovation Partnership for a focused, two-part SBIR/STTR Proposal Lab designed to help you develop a competitive Phase I submission. The content will be relevant to all 11 SBIR and 6 STTR agencies, with particular emphasis on DoD, NIH, NSF, DOE, and NASA.

Day 1: On May 28, we’ll cover program fundamentals and outline a structured process for preparing your technical proposal.

Day 2: On June 11, we’ll complete that process and explore key concepts for building a sound cost proposal—ensuring your project budget is accurate and sustainable.

If you are located in Montana or Wyoming, reach out to Ann Peterson or Kelly Haigler Cornish (respectively) to receive pre-submission reviews.

Please register for both days of the two-part training; a unique link will be provided for each day of the event.

Youth who are currently 2nd - 8th graders are invited to join Laramie BikeNet for their 7th annual Youth Cycling Program!

Thursdays, May 21, 28 & June 4, 11, 2026
5:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Kiowa Park & Schoolyard trail system

Students participate in a series of four clinics Thursday nights in May and June to learn a variety of skills including bike checks, trail etiquette, braking, cornering, dismount, shifting, and more! Students ranging from 2nd-8th grade meet at Kiowa Park for pre-ride snacks and skills practice before heading out to the Schoolyard/Pilot Hill trails. The primary focus of this program is to get students out on bikes and learning some skills along the way.

Clinic is $80/student with discounts for multi-student families. Scholarships are available for equipment and event fees.

Wyoming granted women the right to vote in 1869, decades before the rest of the country. As we mark the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, join us in celebrating the role Wyoming played in the greatest expansion of voting rights in American history - women's suffrage. The example of Wyoming inspired women across the nation as they fought for the right to vote.

Our state is home to the first woman justice of the peace, the first enfranchised woman elected to public office, the first Black women to vote, the first woman governor, and many more remarkable leaders. Many of these women, including Esther Morris, Amalia Post, Melvina Arnold, Therese Jenkins, and Lucy Phillips called Cheyenne home.

Join historian Jennifer Helton as we honor the work of these courageous women.

Buffalo Water-Wise Garden Workshop

DIY Bug Spray
Make your own bug spray in a reusable spray bottle with a recipe to make more as you need it.

The Teton Repair Café is a free, community-based pilot where skilled volunteers work alongside participants to diagnose and repair household items such as clothing, furniture, and small appliances. Using the Repair Café International framework, the project reduces landfill waste by extending product lifespans while building practical repair skills, fostering a repair-when-possible mindset, and strengthening community connection through hands-on learning.

Possible Repair Stations:
Each station will be managed by skilled volunteers to help attendees in diagnosing and repairing broken household items.

Not all of the following repair stations may be available. Check our website for confirmed stations a week before the event.

Clothing & Textile Repair – sewing, hems, buttons, zippers, patches
Knife & Tool Sharpening – kitchen knives, hand tools, garden tools
Small Appliance Repair – blenders, vacuums, lamps, fans (electric, non-gas)
Computer Diagnostics & Light Repair – laptops, desktops, software issues
Bike Repair (seasonal) – Light tune-ups: flats, brakes, shifting adjustments
Outdoor Gear Repair – ski gear, tents, backpacks, zippers, seam sealing
Ski Waxing - Alpine and Nordic ski waxing (seasonal)
Furniture Repair – tightening joints, minor fixes, hardware replacement
Lamp & Lighting Repair – rewiring cords, switches, sockets
Jewelry & Eyewear Repair – clasps, links, screws, nose pads
Auto Troubleshooting (advice & consultation)
Canning & Gardening (advice & consultation)
Remodeling & Design (advice & consultation)
Sustainable Living (advice & consultation)

Thursdays in July & August. 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.

*Please bring your own mat and water!

Free and open to the public! Dive into classical music with the Grand Teton Music Festival! Suitable for interested novices and seasoned fans alike, this adult education group will explore the history, theory and stories behind epic classical works each week. Led by Stoner Family Education Curator Meaghan Heinrich, prepare for the coming weekend’s Festival Orchestra concerts or simply join the discussion in the Classical Music Listening Club. Sponsored in part by Teton County Library.