Community Calendar

Step onto the dance floor and feel the rhythm! Salsa Cubana at Dancers’ Workshop is all about connection, fun, and learning new moves. Whether you’re just building confidence in Level 2 or leveling up in Level 4, there’s a place for every dancer here.

All levels welcome! Come as you are and let the music move you! Learn more at dwjh.org/workshops.

Step onto the dance floor and feel the rhythm! Salsa Cubana at Dancers’ Workshop is all about connection, fun, and learning new moves. Whether you’re just building confidence in Level 2 or leveling up in Level 4, there’s a place for every dancer here.

All levels welcome! Come as you are and let the music move you! Learn more at dwjh.org/workshops.

Come to the Wyoming Artist Blacksmith's Spring Forge-In! Learn how to blacksmith as we make tomahawks at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo. The class is taught by talented blacksmithing instructor David Osmundsen of Arrowhead Forge. Call Sam Yeates at 307-752-8399 for more info or to register as a participant.

The goal of this conference is to share resources, connections and collaborate with as many organizations and people working in the space of economic development, entrepreneurship, business development, and education. Additionally, as part of our Career & Technical Education (CTE) focus, we know that many of our CTE students across the state will end up working in or managing/operating as a small business. The trades are vital to our economy, and bringing students into the arena of entrepreneurship and business development can provide them with business skills/resources to be part of this nation’s core of small business owners.

We have four incredible keynote speakers, Daymond John, Kristen Hadeed, Gary Schoeniger, and Sean Sherman, all with various backgrounds in business, entrepreneurship, leadership and the trades, and breakout sessions with many of our state partners and organizations presenting on related topics or projects.

Attendees can enjoy live music by Jason Pritchett featuring a special opening set by Wyoming musician Jena Spriggs.

Celebrate Arbor Day and Earth Day
Join us in honoring Arbor Day by exploring dendrochronology, the fascinating study of tree growth rings, and its link to climate through dendroclimatology.
- Learn about history, the environment, and captivating climate stories.
- Relate your own history to the growth of a tree.
- Visit Maker Space 307 to view tree slices on display and receive a worksheet and identification card to further your learning about the tree slices independently.
DROP IN ANY TIME BETWEEN 10 AM to 6 PM | 4/22, 4/23 or 4/24 | Free

Two accomplished pianists playing creative duets! Enjoy one hour of free entertainment starring Betty Whiting and Mary Apple. The 1922 venue is designated a National Sacred Places by the National Trust and Sacred Places, the first in Wyoming. All of our musicians donate their time and talent with any donations going to Sheridan College Music Scholarships. Come on in, grab a program, and sit wherever you like!

Reading by Veronica Golos and David Pérez, followed by reading from the Eugene V. Shea National Poetry Contest winners and an open mic. This portion of the workshop is free and open to the public.

Come to the Wyoming Artist Blacksmith's Spring Forge-In! Learn how to blacksmith as we make tomahawks at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Buffalo. The class is taught by talented blacksmithing instructor David Osmundsen of Arrowhead Forge. Call Sam Yeates at 307-752-8399 for more info or to register as a participant.

Get ready to transform your writing at the WyoPoets 2026 Spring Workshop! This year, we're thrilled to feature two incredible presenters, Veronica Golos and David Pérez, a powerhouse couple from Taos, New Mexico. Join us for a day of inspiration, creativity, and a deeper dive into the art of poetry. Scholarships and K-16 student discounts available.

For those interested in home gardening, growing season extension and small-scale food production, the University of Wyoming Extension will host a conference in Cody Saturday, April 25. Pre-conference workshops will take place Friday, April 24, in Cody and Powell. Pre-registration is required.

Whether you are a new grower or someone who wants to make growing fruits and vegetables a business, this conference has something for you.

Pre-conference workshops on Friday, April 24, will offer hands-on learning opportunities related to season extension, plant production, food preservation and local agricultural history.

The main conference will be held Saturday, April 25, at the Holiday Inn, located at 1701 Sheridan Avenue in Cody. Registration begins at 7:50 a.m., followed by a brief welcome at 8:20 a.m. and lunch at 12 p.m. The event concludes at 3:30 p.m.