Community Calendar

The Shepard Symposium on Social Justice will host "Walks of Life: Perspectives, Dialogue and Action" the week of Oct 13-17. On Thursday and Friday (October 16 & 17), presentations and workshops will be given by Laramie community members and the UW campus community in the Wyoming Union. The focus is on current social justice issues and will include keynote speakers during the lunch hour (free). Visit our website for the full schedule at shepardsymposium.org

Party with a purpose at this Thankful Thursday Fundraiser for the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum. Featuring raffles, games, and food.

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.

Join Off Square Theatre for The Effect, a thrilling play written by Emmy Award winner Lucy Prebble. “The Effect” features direction by Michelle Tattenbaum. Recommended for mature audiences (18+).

Connie and Tristan are falling for each other quickly as they participate in a new clinical drug trial. But is their sudden chemistry real, or just the side effect of a new antidepressant? As they continue to explore their intoxicating and exhilarating relationship, the supervising doctors struggle to confront the line between love and ethics. Is it truly love— or simply just a side effect? The Effect takes on our pill-popping culture with humor and scintillating drama.

Our first ever show in Laramie, WY! Come out and listen as we play in this awesome music venue for our first time.

The Shepard Symposium on Social Justice will host "Walks of Life: Perspectives, Dialogue and Action" the week of Oct 13-17. On Thursday and Friday (October 16 & 17), presentations and workshops will be given by Laramie community members and the UW campus community in the Wyoming Union. The focus is on current social justice issues and will include keynote speakers during the lunch hour (free). Visit our website for the full schedule at shepardsymposium.org

Senior Science Fridays – Oct. 17, 10–11 a.m.
Seniors will take a guided tour of the UW Innovation Wyrkshop Makerspace before diving into a creative session, designing and stamping their own tote bags and crafting 3D-printed bag chains.

STEM-ology, a monthly series of themed science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) events for all ages, is in full swing this fall! Whether it is toddlers exploring the world through sensory play, seniors diving into hands-on science and creative projects, or families spending a Saturday experimenting and learning together, there’s something for everyone. Hosted through the Wyoming NASA Space Grant Consortium, the Science Initiative Roadshow, and other UW partners, these free public events bring STEM to life with engaging activities designed to spark curiosity, inspire creativity, and make learning fun.

Edward Humes is a Pulitzer-prize winning journalist and author of 17 nonfiction books, including the landmark "Garbology" and "Mississippi Mud."

In this entertaining, eye-opening, and solutions-based talk, Humes exposes how waste is our biggest problem and how solving our inherent trashiness can fix our economy, our energy costs, our national security, and even our traffic jams—all while helping slow climate change and making us healthier, happier, and more prosperous. Humes's effective and remarkably simple strategies will inspire everyone, from individuals and local organizations to large corporations and government institutions—to reduce and eliminate waste at all levels of society.

Author talk begins at 7 p.m. Come early at 5:30 p.m. for a free public reception, celebrating 35 years of recycling in Jackson Hole.

A book signing will follow the talk.

This keynote event is part of Zero Waste Week, a celebration of 35 years of community recycling in Teton County.

Presented by Teton County Integrated Solid Waste and Recycling, with support from the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board, Community Foundation of Jackson Hole, West Bank Sanitation, Jackson Hole Airport, Jackson Curbside Recycling, Centennial Recycling, Central States Wire Products and Trans Hudson Trading.

Join a premier gathering of leading neurologists, researchers, and healthcare experts at the International Neurology Conference. This event offers a dynamic platform to explore the latest advancements in neurological science, featuring expert talks, interactive workshops, and unparalleled networking opportunities.

Event Highlights
• Frontline Research & Innovations:
Discover cutting-edge insights into neurological disorders, precision medicine, and novel treatment strategies from top-tier experts.
• Renowned Speakers:
Gain valuable knowledge from world-class neurologists, neuroscientists, and healthcare professionals through keynote presentations and expert panels.
• Immersive Learning:
Participate in hands-on workshops, case-study reviews, and interactive Q&A sessions covering emerging trends and breakthroughs in neurology.
• Networking & Collaboration:
Connect with global peers, industry leaders, and academic experts, fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange.
• Cutting-Edge Exhibition:
Explore the latest technologies, diagnostic tools, and innovative solutions from leading neurological organizations and tech companies.
Register Now to be part of this influential event and contribute to the next wave of neurological innovations.

The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players are clearing out their costume closet and selling some real treasures just in time for Halloween! Costumes! Assorted hats! Vintage pieces! This sale is one-day only! Cash, check, and card accepted.

From Halloween horrors to vintage vibes: Cheyenne Little Theatre Players has got you covered!!!