Community Calendar

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.

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.

Join Sheridan Community Land Trust, Piney Island Native Plants and the Bighorn Native Plant Society for a special presentation with Linwood and Randall Tall Bull, members of the Northern Cheyenne Tribe.

Through Traditional Knowledge and oral history, Linwood and Randall will share knowledge passed down across generations about native plants and their important roles in the lives, traditions and culture of the Northern Cheyenne people. The presentation will also explore oral stories, traditional tools and weaponry, ancient skills, and other connections between people and the land, giving participants a broader look at Northern Cheyenne knowledge and traditions.

When: Tuesday, September 29 | 6–7:30 p.m.
Where: SCLT Community Rooms at Big Goose Natural Area, 14 Lane Ln., Sheridan

This program is free to attend and open to all.

Presented in partnership with Piney Island Native Plants and the Bighorn Native Plant Society.

Sign up for this SCLT Discovery Session on our website using the link.

Be part of Wyoming Public Media’s new quarterly book club!

Our first pick is The Song of the Blue Bottle Tree by India Hayford.

Join us on September 29 at the Albany County Public Library in Laramie or September 30 over Zoom to discuss it and meet the author.

You can learn more on our Book Club page under the Events tab. Please RSVP to your meeting of choice so that we can plan accordingly.

Have you wanted to draw or sketch the stunning splendor of our landscape in its fall colors? Now you can! Randy Stout will help you discover the skills you need to capture what you see so you can keep it, enjoy it, and share it.

When: Wednesday, September 30, from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Where: Meet at SCLT Big Goose Natural Area (14 Lane Ln, Sheridan).

What to bring: Sketchbooks provided at no charge to registrants. Please bring drawing/sketching utensils and a lawn chair or blanket for however you prefer to sketch.

Free to attend, open to all.

Please sign-up for this SCLT Discovery Session below.

See an excerpt of the upcoming Veteran-led documentary 'Crossing the Threshold'. Film paired with Q&A with filmmakers and local Veterans. Free event!

Emmy-winning Wyoming documentary filmmaker Sophie Barksdale presents a preview excerpt of her new film 'Crossing the Threshold' - a Veteran-centred documentary about serving your country and what happens when you come home. Attendees will have the opportunity to see a 20min preview of the film (currently in post-production), and participate in discussions with the filmmaker, Veteran-participants and local Veterans - on the topic of how Veterans and civilians can co-exist and find deeper understandings. Your feedback and reflections on the excerpt will help the producers shape the final film.

This screening is made possible by support from the National Museum of Military Vehicles, the Wyoming 250th Committee and the Wyoming Council for Women.

Be part of Wyoming Public Media’s new quarterly book club!

Our first pick is The Song of the Blue Bottle Tree by India Hayford.

Join us on September 29 at the Albany County Public Library in Laramie or September 30 over Zoom to discuss it and meet the author.

You can learn more on our Book Club page under the Events tab. Please RSVP to your meeting of choice so that we can plan accordingly. You will be unable to attend the virtual meeting if you do not RSVP.

Join The Center for its annual presentation of The Manhattan Short Film Festival in The Center Theater!

MANHATTAN SHORT is a celebration of short films and was established in 1998 on the streets of New York City. Today, it has transformed into a worldwide phenomenon. MANHATTAN SHORT screens 9 compelling shorts in 500+ cinemas simultaneously during the week of September 24 to October 4, 2026. MANHATTAN SHORT doesn’t have judges award the short films. Instead, they allow the audience (i.e. You) to be the judge. The audience votes for their choice of Best Film and Best Actor. Then on the last day of the festival, the short films with the most votes are announced as the winners. Manhattan Short is for film lovers who want to experience unique and riveting stories from all around the world.

The Center is delighted to present the Manhattan Short Film Festival for the 11th year in a row.

Join KHOL and BirdNote for On the Air and In the Air in The Center Theater!

On the Air and In the Air:
Join us for an unforgettable evening of storytelling, science and conservation featuring two of the world’s most celebrated voices on birds and the natural world. Acclaimed birding advocate and television host Christian Cooper will be in conversation with bestselling author Jennifer Ackerman for a wide-ranging discussion about the wonder, intelligence and importance of birds in our lives. This event is as much for the avid birder as the simply curious!

Proceeds support KHOL’s mission to provide independent journalism, community storytelling and public service programming throughout Jackson Hole, as well as BirdNote’s work to connect people with the beauty and importance of birds through science, storytelling and conservation.

VIP tickets include:
- Meet and greet reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres, with special guests Christian Cooper and Jennifer Ackerman, as well as the BirdNote and KHOL teams
- Signed copy of Christian Cooper’s book, “Better Living through Birding”
- Signed copy of Jennifer Ackerman’s book, “What an Owl Knows”
- Copy of “BirdNote: 100 Illustrated Bird Stories to Inspire Your Bird Watching”

Reserved seating for the main event

Stop by is Expedition Island Park & Pavilion in Green River to view Wyoming Public Media's Wyoming 250 Photo Contest Exhibit opening reception! The event features a presentation by Jessica Flock, educator and paddler, in the Expedition Island Pavilion.

Jessica will discuss the John Wesley Powell Expedition and its 150th anniversary event.

After the talk, guests can enjoy light refreshments and enjoy the Wyoming's History Through Listeners' Eyes photo exhibit. (View the virtual exhibit online). The exhibit will travel around Wyoming throughout 2026.

Free and open to the public, the talk starts at 6 pm at the Expedition Island Pavilion. Stop by for refreshments and free sonic bison ear buds! All are welcome.

* * This project is funded in part by the Wyoming Semiquincentennial grant from the Wyoming State Parks and Cultural Resources office. * *