Community Calendar

Please join us for a scarf marbling workshop! Each person will receive one scarf and will have the opportunity to dye it using the marbling method. You may also marble some paper! It is a group project so plan on helping others dye their scarves and have a fun community art evening! Space is limited to 8 people, so register now. (There is also a Saturday class available, same process.) Ages 12 and up are welcome. $30 for members, $45 for not yet members.

Founded by Indigenous Chicana artist Alicia Mullikin, EL SUEÑO weaves both ancient and contemporary art practices into classes and choreography and encourages authentic exploration and storytelling through art creation, song, journaling, and movement meditation. EL SUENO’s tenure at the Department of Theatre and Dance will culminate in a short performance and shared dance ritual created in collaboration with students.

Enter the Wyoming Public Media 2025 Photo Contest (September 1-30)!

Wyoming Public Media invites Wyomingites to get out and take photos they think reflect Wyoming’s history, while sharing their stories in the process.

Post your Wyoming photos below for a chance to have your snapshot featured on the Wyoming Public Media website, calendars, note cards, and other media at the station. Merely type in your picture’s caption, your name, and e-mail address.

To submit, please read the Photo Contest rules and then click at the end of the rules page.

Cheyenne Audubon members invite anyone interested in birds, no matter their birdwatching skills, to join them on a free birding walk at the Wyoming Hereford Ranch Sept. 20 beginning at 9 a.m. until about noon. A variety of resident and migrating birds is expected.
The group will leave the Lions Park parking lot between the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens’ Children’s Village and the picnic shelter at 9 a.m. Carpooling should be available. WHR is about a ten-mile drive east on I-80. We expect to hike a mile or two over sometimes rough ground before returning to the vehicles.
Bring water and dress for variable weather. Bring binoculars if you have them.
If you are interested in going, contact Grant Frost, 307-343-2024, so that he has a list of those expected, and he can let you know if the plans change for any reason like bad weather.
For more information about the Cheyenne – High Plains Audubon Society, please visit https://cheyenneaudubon.org/.

Brighten someone’s day, starting with yours! Swing by to grab a free houseplant to share. Give it to a friend you haven’t seen in ages, surprise someone who needs a smile or share a little green joy with a resident at a Senior Living Facility. Plants make great conversation starters. Who knows, you might just make a new friend!

Please join us for a scarf marbling workshop! Each person will receive one scarf and will have the opportunity to dye it using the marbling method. You may also marble some paper! It is a group project so plan on helping others dye their scarves and have a fun community art afternoon! Space is limited to 8 people, so register now. (There is also a Friday evening class available, same process.) Ages 12 and up are welcome. $30 for members, $45 for not yet members.

Join the Jackson Hole Fly Fishing School (JHFFS) this summer for FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! Registration is required.

What: FREE youth fly fishing lessons in entomology, fly selection, fly casting, and more! (registration required)

When: Saturday, June 21; Saturday, July 5; Saturday, July 19; Saturday, August 2; Saturday, August 16; and Saturday, August 30. All sessions take place at the Schoolhouse from 4:00 – 6:00 pm.

Where: Meet at 3:30 at Stilson Lot (Village Transit Center) in Jackson, Wyoming

Who: Open to all youth interested in learning fly fishing techniques and skills

How: Register for free using this link: https://jhflyfishingschool.com/youth-fly-fishing-seminar/

This program was made possible in part with support from the International Game Fish Association (IGFA). Established in 1939, the IGFA is a global nonprofit organization committed to the conservation of game fish and the promotion of responsible, ethical angling practices. With members in more than 100 countries, the IGFA is the world’s leading authority on sport fishing and maintains the global database of game fish world records and angling rules. Through education, research, advocacy, and angler recognition, the IGFA strives to ensure the future of fishing and sustainable fisheries around the world. To learn more or become a member, visit www.igfa.org.

Astoria Park Conservancy’s Amplify Astoria returns for its third year, presented by Zions Bank, with live bluegrass from the Random Canyon Growlers and a soak in the natural hot springs. The event raises funds for Astoria’s Access Fund, which helps keep the park affordable and accessible to all. Guests can enjoy BBQ, beverages, and a stunning outdoor setting at this Zero Waste community gathering. Tickets: $55 adults, $35 kids (ages 2–12), infants free. Doors open 3:30 p.m., music at 4:30 p.m., event ends 7:30 p.m. Details at astoriapark.org.

Snow Train Music Festival in Laramie
12 venues, 85 Artists
More information at https://www.snowtrainmusicfest.com/ .

Enter the Wyoming Public Media 2025 Photo Contest (September 1-30)!

Wyoming Public Media invites Wyomingites to get out and take photos they think reflect Wyoming’s history, while sharing their stories in the process.

Post your Wyoming photos below for a chance to have your snapshot featured on the Wyoming Public Media website, calendars, note cards, and other media at the station. Merely type in your picture’s caption, your name, and e-mail address.

To submit, please read the Photo Contest rules and then click at the end of the rules page.