Community Calendar

Stop by the Meeteetse Museum to view Wyoming Public Media's Wyoming 250 Photo Contest Exhibit. The opening reception on May 1st features a presentation by Sam Lightner, Wyoming author.

Sam's presentation will explore his book:
“In the Valley of the Warm Winds. "
According to his website, "At the dawn of the 19th century, unprecedented change lay in front of western North America, and no region was more greatly affected or contested than what would become Wyoming. Larger than life characters like Jim Bridger and Tom Fitzpatrick, followed by Benjamin Bonneville and John Fremont, and then Brigham Young and General George Crook, as well as hundreds of thousands of immigrants seeking a better life in the west, would help to guide that change.
"Among the indigenous people of the region, Chief Washakie shone as a luminary figure, renowned for his astute diplomacy and formidable military expertise. As a beacon of leadership, Washakie navigated a labyrinth of decisions, ultimately leading his people to claim the most coveted territory in the intermountain West."

After the talk, guests can enjoy light refreshments and enjoy the Wyoming's History Through Listeners' Eyes photo exhibit. (View the virtual exhibit online). The exhibit will travel around Wyoming throughout 2026.

Free and open to the public, the talk starts at 2 PM at the Meeteetse Museum. Stop by to pick up a free calendar! All are welcome.

* * This project is funded in part by the Wyoming Semiquincentennial grant from the Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources office. * *

This two-day in-person workshop will teach you all about the supplies, techniques and tricks to work with professional colored pencil. Create your own works of art; floral, landscape and still life. No need to know how to draw, patterns will be provided. All skill levels welcome. Bring your artwork to life and have lots of fun!

The opera is based on Pushkin’s iconic verse novel, which reimagines the Byronic romantic anti-hero as the definitive bored Russian aristocrat caught between convention and ennui. At the core of the opera is the young girl Tatiana, who grows from a sentimental adolescent into a complete woman in one of the operatic stage’s most convincing character developments.

Riot Act Inc. is thrilled to announce another great workshop in our Adult Education Program: Intro to Tech. Classes will run Sat. April 18, Sun. April 19, Sat. April 25 and Sat. May 2 from 3-5p. Register on Riot Act’s website www.riotactinc.org/classses.

Intro to Tech: Join a class that introduces you to the fundamentals of what it takes to work backstage. In this class you will learn the basics of what behind the scenes jobs do to light up the stage.

Doug Vogel, long time Teton County resident and lighting designer, will teach you the basics of lighting design. Eric Midgley will walk you thought the basics of using QLab, a software used to run sound, lights, and projections. Macey Mott will guide you through the basics of directing. Lynnette Parry will teach you about hair and make-up for the stage.

This workshop is offered at a low price of just $240 for all 4 sessions. We must have a minimum of 4 students to run this workshop, so get your friends to sign up with you! No prior experience required. (Teens and adults only please.)

Sign up for the class today.

*Made possible by a grant from WY Arts Council.*

The Bighorn Jazz Orchestra is comprised of the finest professional jazz musicians in the region, many of whom serve on the faculties of the University of Colorado, Colorado Christian University, Montana State University, Central Washington University, Northwest College, and Sheridan College. The Music Director of the Bighorn Jazz Orchestra is composer-arranger-trombonist and director of bands and jazz studies at Sheridan College, Dr. Eric Richards. Eric’s music for jazz orchestra is published worldwide and has been performed on six continents by professional and educational ensembles.

Join Jackson Hole Pride and The Center for Spring Fling Fashion Thing 3 in The Center Theater Lobby!

Spring Fling Fashion Thing 3

Presented by Jackson Hole Pride and The Center, SPRING FLING FASHION THING returns for a third-annual fashion show, dance party, and celebration of Jackson Hole’s LGBTQIA+ artists and community! On Saturday, May 2nd, an original collection of looks designed, styled, and modeled by local queer artists will hit the runway in an immersive fashion extravaganza. All are welcome to join to show off your personal style, strut your moves on the runway and dance floor, and share in communal joy! Attendees are encouraged to wear your fashion finest, whatever that means to you. Plus, Jackson Hole Pride will be announcing events for June 2026 Pride Month.

The Spring Fling is FREE but TICKETED, for all ages and open to the public. Suggested donation: $5-10. Patrons are encouraged to claim tickets ahead of the evening’s event.

Doors open at 7:00 PM. The 2026 Spring Fling 3 Collection will walk the runway twice: an early show at 7:30 PM and a late-night show at 9:30 PM. In between and after the runway shows, live music by DJs Lauren Chase and Annie will keep the dancing going into the night.

Parental guidance advised for early runway show. Recommended ages 18+ for late-night runway show. Alcoholic beverages available for purchase for 21+.

Riot Act, Inc. Presents: Salon Sundays
Starting September 21 | Sundays, 5–7 PM | Riot Act Studio @ Center for the Arts

Are you brimming with creative energy? Looking for a welcoming space to develop new work, connect with fellow artists, or just get inspired? Salon is for you.

This weekly gathering is a supportive environment for performers, writers, directors, and all kinds of creatives to share ideas, test material, and build community. Salon includes acting exercises, movement expression, scene study, vulnerability work, and fostering the creative process. Whether you have a project in progress or are simply seeking artistic connection, you’ll find space here to grow and explore.

Reserve your spot at riotactinc.org

Open to all and FREE to attend!We believe that great things don’t happen in a vacuum, and we encourage everyone to venture out to network at Chance Meetings.
What does it take to turn purpose into performance? Join us for a conversation with founders who are building successful businesses by embracing the principles of the triple bottom line: people, planet, and profit. Moderated by Lindsey Kneuven, Founder of Pure Impact, this Chance Meetings panel will feature Stephan Jacob (Founder, Cotopaxi), Katy Hollbacher (Founder, Beyond Efficiency) and Taylor Phillips (EcoTours/WYldlife for Tomorrow).

Together, they will share how values-driven decision making can translate into real business value across industries including outdoor apparel, green building, and conservation. From sustainable products and operations to mission-aligned growth strategies, the discussion will explore how integrating environmental stewardship and social impact into the core of your business can strengthen companies and create lasting competitive advantage.

Through real-world examples and candid insights, the panel will highlight how businesses can operationalize their values and build organizations that are both impactful and economically successful. Whether you are an entrepreneur, business leader, or simply curious about the future of responsible business, this conversation will offer both inspiration and practical lessons on turning values into value.

In celebration of their new Jackson store opening, Cotopaxi will offer attendees a special giveaway.

Read to a dog! Children ages 5-12 are invited to join Ruff Readers every first and third Tuesday 3:30 to 4:30pm in Teton County Library's Youth Auditorium. Reading aloud to dogs has proven to help kids develop reading skills, increase enthusiasm for reading, promote confidence and teach them how to interact with animals.
Questions? Want to get involved? Please email info@tcpetpartners.org.

Join us in Riverton for a free public screening of a Leonard Peltier documentary, followed by a discussion with film producer Jhane Myers.

This special event will be held at the Central Wyoming College (CWC) Robert A. Peck Arts Theater, located at 250 Peck Avenue, Riverton, WY. The evening includes an introduction, full film screening, and a post-film discussion with light refreshments.

This event is free and open to the public. Community members, students, and anyone interested in Indigenous rights, social justice, and documentary film are encouraged to attend.