Community Calendar

Explore the history of the Printing Press and written communication through authentic artifacts, lectures, and hands-on experiences with a working Gutenberg Press replica.

Riot Act, Inc. proudly presents Pride and Prejudice by Kate Hamill on The Center for the Arts Main Stage. Performances run March 4–7 at 7:00 PM, with matinees on March 7 and 8 at 1:00 PM.

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen’s birth, Riot Act, Inc. brings this beloved classic to the stage with a bold, contemporary twist.

This isn’t your grandmother’s Austen. Bold, surprising, boisterous, and timely, Hamill’s adaptation explores the absurdities and thrills of finding your perfect—or imperfect—match. Fast-paced and delightfully irreverent, this Pride and Prejudice speaks to a new era while honoring the wit and heart of the original. ~DPS

Directed by Angel May Wise, the production features a talented cast of local actors including Aaron Flohrs, Aaron Hawkins, Ian Chapman, Margaret Gordon, Kayla Dabel, Shannon Perrone, Sage Wilson, Kalley Miller, Suzy Garcia, Linda Rode, Lynnette Turner Parry, Parker Coleman, and Alexandra Jones.

Tickets are available in advance through The Center Box Office and are priced at $35 for adults and $25 for students and seniors. Riot Act, Inc. swag and concessions will be available before each performance and during intermission.
For more information, contact info@riotactinc.org.

The Friends of the Albany County Public Library is hosting a book sale in the basement of the Albany County Public Library from March 7-9, 2026. The sale is open from 10:00 am to 5:30 pm daily, and Monday is ½-price day. The proceeds from our sales go to support Albany County Public Library collections.

Explore the history of the Printing Press and written communication through authentic artifacts, lectures, and hands-on experiences with a working Gutenberg Press replica.

Uncover Your #1 On-Camera Blind Spot
In a world of AI rising, your authentic personality will be your competitive edge. But even the best lighting & cameras mean zero if you don’t have the right mindset & presence! Join Rose Caiazzo on Tuesday, March 10th from 12:00 to 1:30pm for this high-impact, 90-minute interactive workshop designed to solidify your authority on camera. This is a high-level audit of your professional presence on video, where theory meets real-time execution.
What to expect:
First, Rose breaks down everything in her V.O.I.C.E. Framework. We discuss everything from the psychology of showing up on camera, removing unconscious behaviors repelling your audience & how you can trigger actual trust with your messaging.
Secure Your Hot Seat!
The first 10 attendees to register and email a video clip (<2 min) to rosecllc@gmail.com will receive a live critique. Whether it’s an intro, teaching moment, or story -- send a URL or .mov of you speaking on camera. Rose will pinpoint your #1 blind spot at the workshop so you can fix it immediately!
About Rose
Rose built her career on recognizing business shifts before they became obvious. In 2008, she sold nearly everything she owned, moved to Jackson Hole & launched two companies: one helped hundreds of organizations adopt social media when it was still dismissed as a fad; the other put her on the mic as a voice over talent, on-camera host & live event emcee -- work that led to a syndicated radio show & the trademarked name Jackson Hole Rose®.
Zoom link will be send following registration. Register here: https://form.jotform.com/Silicon_Couloir/NTK-confidence-code.

Explore the history of the Printing Press and written communication through authentic artifacts, lectures, and hands-on experiences with a working Gutenberg Press replica.

Join SCLT History Program Manager Kevin Knapp for an in-depth look at the layered history of the Big Goose Natural Area.

From recent archaeological survey findings to the stories that shaped Sheridan’s western edge, this program explores how the landscape evolved over time — including the history of KN Garden, General George Crook’s Cloud Peak Camp, and the historic streetcar system and coal carts that once served the region’s mining districts.

Participants will gain a clearer understanding of how this land moved from military camp and early settlement corridor to the community natural area it is today.

Wednesday, March 11 • 10:00–11:30 a.m.
The Hub on Smith, Sheridan
(Please note: programs at The Hub on Smith are now held the second Wednesday of each month.)

This program is free and open to all.

Come learn more about the stories beneath our feet — and how understanding the past helps guide stewardship for the future.

In the Fur Felted Cowboy Hat class you will learn about the history of the Stetson Fur Felted Hat. Work starts with a pre-formed body and uses traditional tools that students make. Tool making, 3D printed had forms, wet forming, steam hardening, brim cutting, and sewn sweatbands are covered. All materials provided, no experience necessary.

Explore the history of the Printing Press and written communication through authentic artifacts, lectures, and hands-on experiences with a working Gutenberg Press replica.

Join us Wednesday, March 11, at 7 p.m. in Kinnison Hall for a free performance by our jazz ensembles.