Community Calendar

Dad Rock Night, a tribute to 2000's rock presented by Council Hill, live at The Gaslight Social in downtown Casper. Presented by Casper Entertainment Group.

The Cheyenne Farmers Market is a family-friendly community event where shoppers can find fresh fruits and vegetables, locally raised meats, baked goods, specialty foods, handmade products, and unique gifts from local vendors. Whether you're looking for fresh ingredients, a delicious meal, or one-of-a-kind items, the market offers something for everyone while supporting local businesses and Community Action of Laramie County programs.

Celebrate Public Lands Day by improving wildlife habitat with the Jackson Hole Wildlife Federation, Wyoming Outdoor Council, and Wyoming Game and Fish. Volunteers will remove old fencing from a stretch of BLM land situated in the Sublette Pronghorn Migration Corridor south of Pinedale.

Please RSVP at https://form.jotform.com/261026117806148.

Celebrate National Public Lands Day and Wyoming Public Lands Day with a day of trail maintenance and other projects! Coffee and donuts will be provided at the morning kickoff at the Washington Park Otto Dahl Shelter, where volunteers will have the opportunity to hear about each project before departing to that project's location.

There will be multiple projects with varying levels of experience and labor. Transportation will be provided for UW students, and lunch will be provided for all volunteers.

This event is a collaboration between Common Outdoor Ground, the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest, Wyoming Conservation Corps, Wyoming State Parks, Southeast Wyoming Climbers Coalition, Laramie BikeNet, the Wyo Trail FAIRIES, the Southeast Wyoming Outdoor Recreation Collaborative, and the University of Wyoming Outdoor Program and SLCE Office.

The Friends of the Albany County Public Library is hosting a book sale in the basement of the library from September 26-28, 2026. The event is free and open to the public. We have thousands of books, DVDs, CDs, and vinyl for sale at bargain prices, and all proceeds from the sale benefit the Albany County Public Library.

The Jackson Indigenous Art Market returns to the lawn of St. John’s Episcopal Church for its fourth year on Saturday, September 26, and Sunday, September 27, 2026. The two-day gathering celebrates Indigenous art, culture, music, relationships and community

The market will welcome dozens of Indigenous artists from Wyoming and neighboring states. The gathering will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Saturday and from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Sunday.

Visitors will have the opportunity to meet the artists and purchase original paintings, traditional beadwork and basketry, jewelry, apparel, accessories, home décor and other handcrafted works.

“Each year, this market becomes so much more than a place to experience and purchase beautiful art. It becomes a place to listen, learn, share stories and build relationships,” said the Rev. Mary Erickson, associate rector at St. John’s Episcopal Church. “We are deeply grateful to welcome these artists back to St. John’s for a fourth year. We hope our neighbors and visitors will come with curiosity, spend time with the artists and support their work.”

The Jackson Indigenous Art Market creates an opportunity for Indigenous artists to share their work directly with the community while inviting residents and visitors to celebrate the vibrant, living arts and cultures of Native peoples throughout the region.

Artists (a sampling):
Robert Martinez - http://www.martinezartdesign.com
Carol Douglas - https://www.cemarthleart.com
Joanne Brings Thunder - https://jbringsthunder.com
Gilmore Scott - https://www.gscott-tru-arts.com
Carlin Bear Don’t Walk https://www.carlinbeardontwalk.com

The Laramie Urban Sketchers group meets every Saturday at a new location to draw our surroundings. Previous meet-ups have been Downtown Laramie, Laramie Parks, the Wyoming Women's History Museum, local cafes, etc.
We draw the architechture, people, objects, and events around us for two hours, then meet back up to admire everyone's work and talk about our sketching that day.
It's a welcoming group with members of all ages and skill levels. Our goal is to document Laramie with our sketchbooks, and build a friendly community of people who like to make art together!

Join our facebook group, follow us on instagram, or sign up for our mailing list to receive updates on our previous and upcoming meet-ups!

Facebook: Laramie Urban Sketchers
Instagram: urbansketcherswyoming
mailing list: https://forms.gle/dNtpXZJ5CECtJ29z7

Celebrate Public Lands Day with the Wyoming Outdoor Council at American Legion Park in Pinedale. The outdoor event will feature live music from Mountain Home Bluegrass, free food and drinks, local artists, and booths from community organizations.

RSVP at https://secure.everyaction.com/yz9rS7TGd0uvEsxngtZF8A2

Cue the dancing bears and break out the tie-dye! Amplify Astoria returns Saturday, September 26, for a late-summer-of-love celebration at Astoria Hot Springs.

Local Jackson Hole favorites The Deadlocks take the stage with special guests John Kadlecik, Duane Betts and Jeremy Hoenig—bringing some serious Grateful Dead musical history to the Snake River Canyon.

Come soak in the mineral hot springs, enjoy live music, BBQ and beverages, and spend the afternoon with friends and family in one of Jackson Hole’s most unique concert settings.

Best of all, Amplify Astoria raises funds for the Astoria Access Fund, helping make hot springs visits and wellness programs more affordable and accessible to our community.

It’s live music, hot springs and good vibes—all wrapped into one Zero Waste celebration.

Amplify Astoria is Saturday, September 26, from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Astoria Hot Springs.

And don’t miss the Early Bird Special—save 10 percent on tickets through September 1.
Visit AstoriaHotSpringsPark.org for tickets and details.

Come for the music. Stay for the soak. And keep an eye out for those dancing bears!

Celebrate apple season with an evening of fall fun at the SCLT Welcome Center!

Join us Saturday, Sept. 26, at the Big Goose Natural Area for a family-friendly Apple Fest. Try your hand at aerial apple dunking, take a walk across the property to visit some of the heritage apple trees still growing at the BGNA, and learn a little about the history of apple trees in Wyoming and Sheridan.

Of course, it wouldn’t be an Apple Fest without something to eat and drink! Enjoy fresh apple cider and homemade apple goodies, then gather around the campfire for storytelling as the evening winds down.

Along the way, we’ll mix a little history and learning into the fun as we explore how apples became part of our local landscape.

📅 Saturday, Sept. 26
⏰ 6–8 p.m.
📍 SCLT Welcome Center at Big Goose Natural Area, 14 Lane Ln., Sheridan

Apple Fest is free to attend and open to all, and families are especially encouraged to join us.

Come celebrate fall, discover a little local history and enjoy an evening that gets right to the core of apple season. 🍎