Community Calendar

Art, nature, and conservation come together at the Murie Ranch.

Join Teton Science Schools for a free, three-day community celebration featuring artist-led workshops, demonstrations, speakers, local art, and creative activities for all ages.

The cost for each artist-led workshop includes supplies and a festival T-shirt!

Artist-led Workshops include:
Fri, October 9th 1-3PM Specimen Painting with Andy Taylor
Sat, October 10th 9-12PM Plein Air Session - Oil Painting with Andy Taylor
Sat, October 10th 3-5PM Nature Writing Workshop with Jackson Hole Writers : Celebrating the Unremarkable Wild
Sun, October 11th 1-3PM Block Printing with Nature Katy Ann Fox

RSVP for free events, including drop-in kids’ and family activities, Olaus Murie, the Artist with Katherine Wonson, and Depictions of the American West with Bill Deverell here: https://www.tfaforms.com/5235932

See below for class links as well as a helpful guide on how to register! Questions? Email murie@tetonscience.org

https://www.tetonscience.org/murie-ranch/murie-ranch-art-festival/

Join us in the Members’ Lounge for a conversation with visual artist Christina Seely, who will share stories of the remarkable wildlife and landscapes that have shaped her artistic practice. For 15 years, Seely has worked alongside scientists in the Arctic and tropics, creating immersive moving-image and sound installations that explore shifting relationships among wildlife, human activity, and the planet.

Seely will discuss the three video works and the daguerreotype photo series featured in "Impact and Entanglement." Following her remarks, join us for a Q&A and a special opportunity to view the exhibit alongside the artist.

This program takes place on the opening day of "Impact and Entanglement: Three Video Works by Christina Seely," on view in the Wapiti Gallery through January 3, 2027.

This event is free and open to the public.

A free family afternoon at the foot of Shell Canyon, out in the backyard at the Old Shell Store.

Hay rides through the Shell valley with the Shell Valley Volunteer Fire Department. A petting zoo with goats, sheep and friends. Free face painting by Benjiporn Helburn. Pumpkin bowling, axe throwing and backyard games.

Live music featuring Holland Dotson.

The kitchen is serving dinner, there's local beer on tap, and the bakery makes cakes and cookies just for the day.

All activities weather permitting.

Join us for an unforgettable evening as the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra kicks off its 26/27 Masterworks Tour with an exhilarating concert featuring Brahms’ Piano Concerto No. 1, showcased by the brilliant pianist Lorraine Min. This powerful work will set the stage for Respighi’s majestic Pines of Rome, a vivid orchestral journey through the enchanting landscapes of the Italian capital. Experience the soaring melodies and rich textures that define these masterpieces in a night filled with beauty and emotion.

Guest Artist Underwritten by Eugene Belz

Carbon County Search & Rescue East Division is hosting an Open House for the community to come meet our teams! Explore the fun world of Search & Rescue with demonstrations, obstacles and a 50/50 raffle! We will be at Lincoln Park on FS rd 100 on the Snowy Range, on October 11th 11am-4pm with horses, helicopters and skeds! Come say hi, meet our teams and check out the demonstrations.

Art, nature, and conservation come together at the Murie Ranch.

Join Teton Science Schools for a free, three-day community celebration featuring artist-led workshops, demonstrations, speakers, local art, and creative activities for all ages.

The cost for each artist-led workshop includes supplies and a festival T-shirt!

Artist-led Workshops include:
Fri, October 9th 1-3PM Specimen Painting with Andy Taylor
Sat, October 10th 9-12PM Plein Air Session - Oil Painting with Andy Taylor
Sat, October 10th 3-5PM Nature Writing Workshop with Jackson Hole Writers : Celebrating the Unremarkable Wild
Sun, October 11th 1-3PM Block Printing with Nature Katy Ann Fox

RSVP for free events, including drop-in kids’ and family activities, Olaus Murie, the Artist with Katherine Wonson, and Depictions of the American West with Bill Deverell here: https://www.tfaforms.com/5235932

See below for class links as well as a helpful guide on how to register! Questions? Email murie@tetonscience.org

https://www.tetonscience.org/murie-ranch/murie-ranch-art-festival/

Let's talk responsible data center development. At this community forum, the Wyoming Outdoor Council will be there to answer questions, hear your concerns, discuss what responsible data center development looks like, and share how you can weigh in on proposed projects and ensure they benefit local communities.

Tap is rhythm, coordination, and fun - no prior experience necessary! This class is all about having fun. All levels welcome, beginners encouraged!

Tap shoes provided if needed.

No class October 20!

Learn more or sign up at dwjh.org/workshops.

When Robert Sims steps onto the stage, America’s story finds its voice anew. “Celebrating America” is more than a performance; it is a vibrant journey across the heart of a nation. Sims, known for his rich baritone and magnetic stage presence, curates a program that weaves together spirituals, Broadway favorites, patriotic classics, and the best of classical contemporary composers, each selection a thread in the nation’s grand tapestry.

“Celebrating America” is a tribute not just to a nation, but to its people, diverse in heritage, yet bound by music and the enduring dream of liberty. In Sims’ hands, America’s song continues to soar!

Co-sponsored KCWY 13. Partial funding is from the Wyoming Community Foundation – Casper and the Wyoming Council on the Arts through the National Endowment for the Arts and the Wyoming State Legislature.

Long before Sheridan County became known for its ranches and thriving communities, coal mining fueled the region’s economy and gave rise to dozens of bustling coal camps. Drawing on his research and article, The Coal Camps of Sheridan County, SCLT Director of History Kevin Knapp explores the history of these forgotten communities, the miners and their families who called them home, and their lasting impact on northeastern Wyoming. SCLT Explore History is free and open to all.

SCLT Explore History is a collaboration of The Hub on Smith, Tongue River Valley Community Center, and Sheridan Community Land Trust.