Community Calendar

Teton County Pet Partners (TCPP) is hosting a team evaluation on Tuesday, May 26. 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.

Novices and experts alike are invited to attend bird walks that will inspire a love of birdwatching. You’ll practice using binoculars and spotting scopes and learn all about bird identification tools. Led by experts from The Nature Conservancy, you’ll get up close and personal with the birds of the sagebrush steppe. A simple breakfast will be served after each walk.

The walks are free and open to all, but space is limited and advance registration is required. Please fill out a separate registration form for each participant: nature.org/heartmountainbirding

Experience the iconic American West at the Jackson Hole Birding Festival! Explore the beauty of the wild Jackson Hole valley and the stunning biodiversity of the Greater Yellowstone region, rich in public lands, adventure, and more than 300 bird species. Join us for an unforgettable wildlife experience amid the spectacular Teton Mountains. Choose from 30+ unique tours and experiences by day, hear fascinating presentations about bird and wildlife science and conservation work by night, and explore the dynamic community of Jackson, Wyoming.

Unlock new opportunities for growth with strategic partnerships. Join the Wyoming APEX Accelerator and the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) for an in-depth training session designed to demystify the Mentor-Protégé Program (MPP).

Whether you are looking to scale your business or enhance your technical capabilities, this session provides a comprehensive roadmap for navigating federal partnership programs.

What You Will Learn:

MPP Fundamentals: Understand the core objectives of the Mentor-Protégé Program and how it benefits small businesses.

The Partnership Process: A step-by-step guide on how the process works, from initial interest to formal agreement.

Building Strategic Alliances: Learn the best practices for identifying the right partner and creating a mutually beneficial relationship.

The Department of War (DoW) MPP: A specialized look at the DoW’s specific program requirements and how it differs from other federal agency offerings.

Laramie BikeNet/7220 Mountain Bike Team pre-season meeting for parents and students to come learn about the team and our up-coming season! There are some changes and additions to opportunities for middle school and high school students.
Meet at the WTBC Wednesday, May 27th at 6pm!

Join Daly Edmunds, Policy and Outreach Director for Audubon Rockies, as she leads us on a journey through time – from the days of such abundance that passenger pigeons darkened the sky to canaries serving as sentinels in the mines that built our cities. As we get more disconnected from nature, this event will bring to light how birds can inspire and bring together communities. Social time begins at 6:30 pm, program at 7:00 pm.

SBIR/STTR Proposal Lab - Day 1 of 2.
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.

Experience the iconic American West at the Jackson Hole Birding Festival! Explore the beauty of the wild Jackson Hole valley and the stunning biodiversity of the Greater Yellowstone region, rich in public lands, adventure, and more than 300 bird species. Join us for an unforgettable wildlife experience amid the spectacular Teton Mountains. Choose from 30+ unique tours and experiences by day, hear fascinating presentations about bird and wildlife science and conservation work by night, and explore the dynamic community of Jackson, Wyoming.

Join us on Thursday, May 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. for the community exhibition opening of "Bison-tennial: From Colonization to Rematriation." This is a FREE community event.

"Bison-tennial" explores the profound influence of bison on the history, cultures, and landscapes of the North American West. The exhibition traces their story from pre-colonial times through westward expansion and the near-destruction of the great herds—arriving at today’s growing restoration and rematriation efforts. During the opening event at the Museum, explore our new summer exhibitions, participate in an exciting scavenger hunt game, and enjoy free BBQ bites from Palate + complimentary beer or root beer from Grand Teton Brewing. This event will be hosted inside the Museum.

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.