Community Calendar – List

at Trinity Lutheran Church in Sheridan

Visit our vendors in the north greenhouse every Saturday for bread and pastries, eggs, greens, meat, honey, jams, jellies and so much more! For more information, including vendors attending, visit www.landonsgreenhouse.com.    

Located at the American Legion, Call 307-674-7082 for more information.

In search of an inviting place to work on your artwork surrounded by like-minded people? SAGE is now offering studio space and time for all artists to come and work on their pieces. This is free of charge to all artists. For more information please call Pam Bridger at (307)674-1970.

Join in our bluegrass jam session or just come to enjoy. We gather the first and second Sunday of each month. Open to all. For more information, call Erin Kilbride at (307) 655-9419.

Friendly and fun billiards. Come brush up on your game, practice for a more serious tournament, enjoy company and laughter! Tournaments - will be here at TRVCC Dayton every Wednesday (Sheridan Senior Center is under construction)

For more information contact Carol Calkins at 751-1899 or email at carolc@bresnan.net

A support group for all survivors of cancer, those undergoing treatment, and those providing caregiving to family members, and friends. Lively discussions ranging from comparative medicines to the sharing of relevant care and information. Open to all, as often as you can come. For more information, call Renea Parker at the Welch Cancer Center, (307) 674-6022.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Eagles Sheridan Aerie #186

First card cost is a baked good, any additional cards are $0.25.

Prenatal class for expectant moms and dads and partners, on the 1st Monday of each month, 6:00-8:00 pm. No charge, but pre-registration required. For more information and to register, call the Sheridan Women’s Clinic at (307) 672-2522 or Sheridan Memorial Hospital’s Women’s Health Services at (307) 672-1110. For easiest access to the conference rooms, park in the back of the hospital building and come in through the cafeteria double doors.

Creative Fiber Guild/Tuesday Threaders is a non profit organization open to anyone over the age of 12 who is interested in any of the fiber arts (quilting, knitting, spinning, weaving, cross stitch, etc.) We meet every Tuesday at 10:00 until noon(ish). Locale changes weekly. For more info, call 674-5187 or email creativefiberguild@gmail.com

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Monthly board meeting of the Sheridan County Conservative District. For more information, call Carrie Rogaczewski or Amy Doke at (307) 672-5820.

At Trinity Lutheran Church, 135 Crescent Drive, in Sheridan.

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Jentel Foundation presents its current artists in residence, giving their own presentations of their different arts. Open to the public, free of charge. For more information, contact Lynn Reeves at (307) 737-2311.

For more information, contact Hollis Hackman at 307-751-0794

For more information contact : 307-217-2872

An organization dedicated to team-building and leadership skill development through community-focused projects. For ages 18-40. For more information, contact Jamie at 307-763-1473

Call 307-674-7082 for more information.

At Big Horn Mountain Eagles, 1760 Commercial Avenue. Call 672-2503

Tuesdays: 7:00-9:00 pm Competitive Play
Thursdays: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Beginner and Recreational Play
Please note: All TRVCC policies and procedures must be followed. All youth 18 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult after the hours of 8:00 pm.

At 211 Smith Street. For those with a visual impairment. Call 672-2240

All moms of preschoolers are welcome!

MOPS stands for Mothers of Preschoolers. Every mother with children from birth through Kindergarten is welcome to attend. Women come from all different backgrounds and lifestyles, but all have similar needs and a shared desire to be the best mothers they can be!

MOPS is dedicated to the message that mothering matters and that moms of young children need encouragement during this challenging, yet very special, season of life. At MOPS we provide an accepting, friendly, fun place for mothers of preschoolers to relax and connect with other moms.

For more information, please call (307) 674-6693

NOTE! There are no meetings on the 4th Wednesday of November or December!

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Every Wednesday – Brewery Bingo. For more information, call Black Tooth Brewing Company at 675-2337.

At The HUB on Smith, 211 Smith St, in Sheridan.

Contact Carol Calkins at 751-1899 or e-mail carolc@bresnan.net

Meetings are the second and fourth Wednesdays every month.

For more information call Bill at 307-751-1852

Friendly and fun billiards. Come brush up on your game, practice for a more serious tournament, enjoy company and laughter! Tournaments - will be here at TRVCC Dayton every Wednesday (Sheridan Senior Center is under construction)

Meets at The Sheridan Center.

The meetings are held the second Thursday of every month and are open to anyone interested in suicide prevention who would like to work on prevention efforts in Sheridan County. For more information, contact Ann M. Perkins, Ph.D., Sheridan County Community Prevention Manager and Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) Program Coordinator, at 307-675–2494 (office), 307-763–9016 (cell) or
aperkins@sheridancounty.com.

Monthly board meeting. For more information call 672-2079

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Tickets are a dollar a piece. Everyone welcome. For more information, call (307) 674-6881.

This meeting is for caregivers who are caring for a loved one who has a illness or disease. It is a difficult job to care for someone either family or friend. This is a support group that helps answer questions and give you a little Respite care as well! For more information, contact Denise Hawley at 672-2240 ext. 115.

Has the suicide of someone you know affected your life? Does the stigma surrounding suicide make it difficult for you and others to discuss your experience? You are not alone.

The Sheridan County Suicide Prevention Coalition invites you to join Hope & Healing. This confidential drop-in support group offers those bereaved by suicide with the opportunity to work toward recovery in a safe and nurturing environment.

The group meets from 5:30 to 6:30 pm the first and third Thursdays of the month. For meeting location and additional information, call the Sheridan County Suicide Prevention Coalition at (307)752-7016

Fraternal order of Eagles Sheridan Aerie #186

Tuesdays: 7:00-9:00 pm Competitive Play
Thursdays: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Beginner and Recreational Play
Please note: All TRVCC policies and procedures must be followed. All youth 18 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult after the hours of 8:00 pm.

Weekly meeting of the Civil Air Patrol Cadets (age 12-21) and the Civil Air Patrol Senior Members. For more information, contact David Gopperton, (307) 763-1031.

At 534 West Works Street, usually every 2nd & 4th Friday. Call: Delisa McManus 655-5078 or

http://www.mc2mcmanusstudios.com/scrapbookingforfriends

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

at Trinity Lutheran Church in Sheridan

Visit our vendors in the north greenhouse every Saturday for bread and pastries, eggs, greens, meat, honey, jams, jellies and so much more! For more information, including vendors attending, visit www.landonsgreenhouse.com.    

Located at the American Legion, Call 307-674-7082 for more information.

In search of an inviting place to work on your artwork surrounded by like-minded people? SAGE is now offering studio space and time for all artists to come and work on their pieces. This is free of charge to all artists. For more information please call Pam Bridger at (307)674-1970.

Contact Carol Calkins at 751-1899 or email carolc@bresnan.net. Meetings are the 2nd and 4th Sunday of every month.

Join in our bluegrass jam session or just come to enjoy. We gather the first and second Sunday of each month. Open to all. For more information, call Erin Kilbride at (307) 655-9419.

Friendly and fun billiards. Come brush up on your game, practice for a more serious tournament, enjoy company and laughter! Tournaments - will be here at TRVCC Dayton every Wednesday (Sheridan Senior Center is under construction)

For more information contact Carol Calkins at 751-1899 or email at carolc@bresnan.net

A support group for all survivors of cancer, those undergoing treatment, and those providing caregiving to family members, and friends. Lively discussions ranging from comparative medicines to the sharing of relevant care and information. Open to all, as often as you can come. For more information, call Renea Parker at the Welch Cancer Center, (307) 674-6022.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

First card cost is a baked good, any additional cards are $0.25.

Eagles Sheridan Aerie #186

Creative Fiber Guild/Tuesday Threaders is a non profit organization open to anyone over the age of 12 who is interested in any of the fiber arts (quilting, knitting, spinning, weaving, cross stitch, etc.) We meet every Tuesday at 10:00 until noon(ish). Locale changes weekly. For more info, call 674-5187 or email creativefiberguild@gmail.com

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Public Meeting Room on the second story of the county court house. The public is welcome. Call Secretary Bill Adsit at 674-6298

http://www.pluc.info

At Trinity Lutheran Church, 135 Crescent Drive, in Sheridan.

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Service organization that meets regularly twice a month. Focus of the organization nationwide is to assist the blind and visually impaired, by providing preventive screenings, offering resources and equipment. Also helping to raise awareness of health care issues, such as diabetes and vision impairment. For more information on Sheridan’s local Lions Club and its meetings, contact Denice Rollins at (307) 673-9338 or Jim Rapp at (307) 752-1518.

For more information contact : 307-217-2872

Auxiliary meetings are the second and fourth Tuesdays every month.

Contact Carol Calkins at 751-1899 or e-mail carolc@bresnan.net

Tuesdays: 7:00-9:00 pm Competitive Play
Thursdays: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Beginner and Recreational Play
Please note: All TRVCC policies and procedures must be followed. All youth 18 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult after the hours of 8:00 pm.

At 211 Smith Street. For those with a visual impairment. Call 672-2240

General monthly meeting.

"The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) offers support groups for individuals with mental illness and family members from 5 to 6 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of the month, second floor of First United Methodist Church, 215 W. Works." For more information, please contact Dr. Victor Ashear at 672-3135 or vashear@optimum.net.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Every Wednesday – Brewery Bingo. For more information, call Black Tooth Brewing Company at 675-2337.

At The HUB on Smith, 211 Smith St, in Sheridan.

For more information call Bill at 307-751-1852

Everyone is welcome to join this new book club. The emphasis is on business-related topic books -- marketing, finance, customer service, leadership, multi-generational management, etc.

For more information, contact Karen at (307) 674-6446, Ext. 4502.

Friendly and fun billiards. Come brush up on your game, practice for a more serious tournament, enjoy company and laughter! Tournaments - will be here at TRVCC Dayton every Wednesday (Sheridan Senior Center is under construction)

Poetry group in existence since 2006, meeting on the 3rd Thursday of each month. Join us! For more information, call Abbie Taylor at (307) 752-0033.

We provide information about benefits, compensation, community support and ways to support veterans, their families and surviving spouses of U.S. veterans with disabilities. Contact: Commander Jim Schlenker, 307 751-2884.

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.

Monthly meeting of the VFW Men’s Auxiliary. For more information, call Aaron Larson at (307) 763-7233.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Tickets are a dollar a piece. Everyone welcome. For more information, call (307) 674-6881.

This meeting is for caregivers who are caring for a loved one who has a illness or disease. It is a difficult job to care for someone either family or friend. This is a support group that helps answer questions and give you a little Respite care as well! For more information, contact Denise Hawley at 672-2240 ext. 115.

Fraternal order of Eagles Sheridan Aerie #186

Cloud Peak Composite Squadron of the Wyoming Civil Air Patrol Senior meeting - 7 pm at Sheridan National Guard Armory. Cadets are from 12 to 21 and senior members are 18 and older. Meetings are open to all.

Tuesdays: 7:00-9:00 pm Competitive Play
Thursdays: 7:00 - 9:00 pm Beginner and Recreational Play
Please note: All TRVCC policies and procedures must be followed. All youth 18 years of age or younger must be accompanied by an adult after the hours of 8:00 pm.

Weekly meeting of the Civil Air Patrol Cadets (age 12-21) and the Civil Air Patrol Senior Members. For more information, contact David Gopperton, (307) 763-1031.

Monthly meeting of the Sheridan Chapter of Wyoming Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, open to all. For more information, call Jeff at (307) 752-0146. The mission of the Wyoming Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife is to promote the protection and enhancement of wildlife habitat, the quality of wildlife management programs, and America’s family heritage of hunting, fishing, and trapping. Its primary purpose is to ensure that Wyoming’s sportsmen and sportswomen have a seat at the table and a voice whenever wildlife issues are discussed.

January 31 Artist Talk (4p) and opening reception (5p). Free and open to the public.
The Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday-Friday 10a-7p and Sundays 12-4p.

David W. Simpson is a printmaker, sculptor, and installation artist based in Seattle, Washington. Simpson uses artifacts marked by the passage of time— both natural and man-made detritus—in his sculptural and printmaking practices, transforming them into contemporary statements. While working with a range of processes, materials, and aesthetics, Simpson’s work is unified by a graphic immediacy and the artist’s practice of gathering found objects to repurpose into art. A daily ritual is to walk along the beach just steps from home in search of driftwood or plywood pieces degraded by the waves, which he uses to make his relief prints, cyanotypes and serigraph series.
Simpson received a Bachelor of Arts in Graphic Design from the School of Fine Arts and Design of Iowa State University. He was awarded a 4 Cultu (View Full Event Description Here: http://www.whitneyarts.org/event/david-simpson/)

Price’s exhibition “The Intimacy of Duplicity” will remain on display in the Edward A. Whitney Gallery until April 20. Edward A. Whitney Gallery is open Monday – Friday from 10 a.m. – 7 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday by appointment. Call 307-675-0360 to schedule an appointment.