Community Calendar

The Teton Mudpots Summer Sale and annual fundraiser for the Art Association of Jackson Hole takes place this June 17, 18 and 19, at 240 S Glenwood. This three-day summer sidewalk sale features artisans who create handmade pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more in the Art Association's studios. Find mugs, bowls, platters and bargain pottery starting at just five dollars. Every purchase supports the Art Association studios and local artists.

InColor Band live at The Gaslight Social in downtown Casper. Official College National Finals Rodeo afterparty presented by Casper Entertainment Group. Also performing June 20.

Riot Act, Inc. announces the opening of submissions to our New Play Festival playwriting competition. Three one-act plays will be selected for production during our Annual Series of Shorts in September 2026.

Each of the three playwrights whose plays are selected for production will receive an honorarium. The first-place winner will receive $200 and the Marius P. Hanford IV Award. Marius was a longtime stage combat choreographer influential in several theater communities, including Jackson and New York. The second place will receive $100 and third place will be awarded $50.

The contest opens on May 1, 2026 with final entries due by June 20, 2026 and winners will be notified by July 31, 2026.

For more information and registration, email NewPlayFest@riotactinc.org or check our website at https://riotactinc.org/new-play-festival/.

June 20 – Field Trip: with Cheyenne Audubon
Cheyenne Audubon invites the public, birders of every level and nonbirders, for a free birdwatching field trip to the Pine Bluffs Rest Area June 20. The group will depart from Lions Park in Cheyenne at 8 a.m., from the parking lot between the Children’s Village and the picnic shelter, arriving at the Pine Bluffs I-80 rest area about 8:50 and hiking the trail beginning about 9 a.m., returning to Cheyenne about 1 p.m. Some carpooling may be available from Lions Park. Anyone driving themselves can return at any time.
Bring water, snacks and sunscreen. Prepare for easy hiking along the boardwalk and moderate hiking to the top of the Pine Bluffs.
Please sign up by calling or texting Grant Frost, 307-343-2024, so you will get any updates.
For more information about the Cheyenne – High Plains Audubon Society, please visit https://cheyenneaudubon.org/.

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.

Each summer, Casper Housing Authority (CHA) hosts the Annual Father’s Day Event – A Celebration of Families.

We would like you to join us this year on Saturday, June 20 from 10:00 am until 3:00 pm at Washington Park. We are working hard to fill the park with free kid’s activities, a barbeque, snow cones, cotton candy, and cold soda and water.

As always, this free community event is a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development initiative that aims to strengthen the bond between children and their fathers with the goal of connecting Dads to supportive services in their communities.

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)

A music packed day at Big Lost Meadery, featuring: Jalan Crossland, The Patti Fiasco, Matthew Wilbur Skinner, Bighorn Big Band, Rock Band Camp, Lucas Olson Duo, Brandon Anderson, JB King, and Practicing In Public.

With local artisan booths and outstanding food.

Join SCLT History Program Manager Kevin Knapp for the very first guided walking tour of the Sheridan Railroad Historic District. This inaugural tour will explore the people, industries, and landmarks that helped shape Sheridan into a vital rail hub of the American West.

The tour begins at Grinnell Plaza (55 Grinnell Plaza), just outside Sheridan City Hall, on June 20 at 1:00 p.m. From there, participants will walk approximately ¾ mile through the historic district—primarily on sidewalks and paved surfaces—uncovering stories of early railroad development, local entrepreneurs, and the enduring legacy of rail transportation in the community. The tour is expected to last between 45 minutes and an hour. There are places along the tour where you can sit and rest.

This tour will also be offered on July 18 and August 15.

Sign up at the link to attend this SCLT Explore History program.