Community Calendar

Want a beautiful yard that supports pollinators, conserves water, and thrives in Wyoming’s climate?

Join the Sheridan Community Land Trust for a Discovery Session exploring how native plants and flowers can transform your home landscape. Experts from Piney Island Native Plants and Piney Island Conservation Services will share practical tips for incorporating native species into your yard, garden, or outdoor space while highlighting the benefits they provide for wildlife, pollinators, soil health, and water conservation.

Whether you’re planning a complete landscape makeover or simply looking to add a few native plants to your garden, this program will help you get started.

When: Wednesday, August 5, 6:00–7:30 p.m.
Where: SCLT Community Rooms, 14 Lane Ln., Sheridan

This Discovery Session is free to attend and open to all. Registration is encouraged.

Come discover how native plants can create a more resilient, beautiful, and wildlife-friendly landscape right outside your door.

Sign up at the link.

Join us for Mountain Man Days, a celebration of Wyoming’s rich mountain heritage, frontier traditions, and the enduring spirit of those who explored, worked, and lived among the mountains. This special event offers a unique opportunity to experience history through hands-on workshops, demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and stories that bring the past to life.
We are proud to host a special tribute honoring the life and legacy of Wyoming mountain man Jim Baker. Join us as we celebrate his contributions, adventures, and the lasting impact he made on Wyoming’s rich mountain man heritage.
Friday 9:00 - 3:00
Special Workshops (Registration Required)
Begin the weekend by learning traditional skills through a variety of hands-on workshops. Participants can step back in time and experience the crafts and techniques that were essential to early mountain life, including pickle making, mule packing, wool crafting, sourdough bread making, sauerkraut making, and blacksmithing.
Saturday 10:00 - 3:00
Activities & Demonstrations (Free to the Public)
Spend the day exploring family-friendly activities, demonstrations, and historical experiences for all ages. Discover the skills, tools, and traditions of the mountain men through engaging presentations, interactive displays, and opportunities to connect with history in a fun and memorable way. Food trucks will be available throughout the day, offering a variety of food options available for purchase.
Sunday 8:30 - 1:00
Pancake Breakfast & Guided Trek (Free to the Public)
Wrap up the weekend with a delicious pancake breakfast followed by a guided trek through the landscape that reflects the rugged beauty and adventure of Wyoming’s mountain heritage.
Come celebrate the traditions, stories, and skills of the past with friends, family, and fellow history enthusiasts. Mountain Man Days is a weekend of discovery, connection, and appreciation for the people who helped shape Wyoming’s history.

Join us for Mountain Man Days, a celebration of Wyoming’s rich mountain heritage, frontier traditions, and the enduring spirit of those who explored, worked, and lived among the mountains. This special event offers a unique opportunity to experience history through hands-on workshops, demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and stories that bring the past to life.
We are proud to host a special tribute honoring the life and legacy of Wyoming mountain man Jim Baker. Join us as we celebrate his contributions, adventures, and the lasting impact he made on Wyoming’s rich mountain man heritage.
Friday 9:00 - 3:00
Special Workshops (Registration Required)
Begin the weekend by learning traditional skills through a variety of hands-on workshops. Participants can step back in time and experience the crafts and techniques that were essential to early mountain life, including pickle making, mule packing, wool crafting, sourdough bread making, sauerkraut making, and blacksmithing.
Saturday 10:00 - 3:00
Activities & Demonstrations (Free to the Public)
Spend the day exploring family-friendly activities, demonstrations, and historical experiences for all ages. Discover the skills, tools, and traditions of the mountain men through engaging presentations, interactive displays, and opportunities to connect with history in a fun and memorable way. Food trucks will be available throughout the day, offering a variety of food options available for purchase.
Sunday 8:30 - 1:00
Pancake Breakfast & Guided Trek (Free to the Public)
Wrap up the weekend with a delicious pancake breakfast followed by a guided trek through the landscape that reflects the rugged beauty and adventure of Wyoming’s mountain heritage.
Come celebrate the traditions, stories, and skills of the past with friends, family, and fellow history enthusiasts. Mountain Man Days is a weekend of discovery, connection, and appreciation for the people who helped shape Wyoming’s history.

Join us for Mountain Man Days, a celebration of Wyoming’s rich mountain heritage, frontier traditions, and the enduring spirit of those who explored, worked, and lived among the mountains. This special event offers a unique opportunity to experience history through hands-on workshops, demonstrations, family-friendly activities, and stories that bring the past to life.
We are proud to host a special tribute honoring the life and legacy of Wyoming mountain man Jim Baker. Join us as we celebrate his contributions, adventures, and the lasting impact he made on Wyoming’s rich mountain man heritage.
Friday 9:00 - 3:00
Special Workshops (Registration Required)
Begin the weekend by learning traditional skills through a variety of hands-on workshops. Participants can step back in time and experience the crafts and techniques that were essential to early mountain life, including pickle making, mule packing, wool crafting, sourdough bread making, sauerkraut making, and blacksmithing.
Saturday 10:00 - 3:00
Activities & Demonstrations (Free to the Public)
Spend the day exploring family-friendly activities, demonstrations, and historical experiences for all ages. Discover the skills, tools, and traditions of the mountain men through engaging presentations, interactive displays, and opportunities to connect with history in a fun and memorable way. Food trucks will be available throughout the day, offering a variety of food options available for purchase.
Sunday 8:30 - 1:00
Pancake Breakfast & Guided Trek (Free to the Public)
Wrap up the weekend with a delicious pancake breakfast followed by a guided trek through the landscape that reflects the rugged beauty and adventure of Wyoming’s mountain heritage.
Come celebrate the traditions, stories, and skills of the past with friends, family, and fellow history enthusiasts. Mountain Man Days is a weekend of discovery, connection, and appreciation for the people who helped shape Wyoming’s history.

​Camp Description:
Who’s ready to POP? Pop art and culture come together for a super fun week of camp.
Campers will explore the origins of the Pop Art movement while looking at how pop culture has changed and evolved over the years.
Pop Culture Camp August 10–14
9 AM–12 PM

Ages: 6–10 years old

For more information and to register, visit https://www.thenic.org/summercamps

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.

Camp Description:
Who’s ready to POP? Pop art and culture come together for a super fun week of camp.
Campers will explore the origins of the Pop Art movement while looking at how pop culture has changed and evolved over the years.
Pop Culture Camp
August 10–14

1 PM–4 PM

Ages: 11–15 years old

For more information and to register, visit https://www.thenic.org/summercamps

Do you have an idea for a small business and are curious about how to make it a reality?

Join the WY Small Business Development Center online to discover how to take the next step in your adventure. In this session you will be introduced to the Business Model Canvas framework, a tool designed to help entrepreneurs create a clear picture of their concept, and be able to convey it to others.

The conference aims to assist teachers of tribal youth but is open to everyone as many sessions address issues beyond the classroom. It is not just for teachers nor tribal members. We welcome anyone interested in learning more about our Northern Arapaho and Eastern Shoshone friends, and in learning best classroom practices and other activities that will help all students. We will also screen two Wyoming-produced films: "Generation Warrior" and "Before Wyoming: The West in 1776." Keynote speakers are Rose Ann Abrahamson, great-great-great niece of Sacajawea, and Dr. Jason Cummins, author of the book "Humanized Education."

Participants will create their own mini mural inspired by Cassidy Post's new mural at the Wyoming Women's History House using acrylic paints on a vintage brick. No experience necessary. Ages 10+