Community Calendar

Please join us for this free gathering. We will have reflection activities for those who have experienced miscarriage, stillbirth and abortion. We will have a candlelight vigil for our babies who passed. We are grateful for your RSVP to prepare ample supplies. Please call Patricia 775-750-8424.

Tickets are $30 per dad and daughter pair and $10 each additional daughter (daughters 2 years old and under are free). They are available for purchase at Ticketbud.com or Immanuel Lutheran Church office. For more information, call (307) 674-6434.

An event in celebration of Franz Schubert's birthday, featuring a complete performance of Schubert's song cycle 'Die schöne Müllerin,' or 'The Beautiful Maid of the Mill.' The cycle consists of 20 continuous songs sung in a continuous lyrical narrative. Free and open to the public. For more information, visit www.sheridan.edu/arts or call 307.675.0360. Box office hours are Mon-Fri 12:30p-3:30p.

Innovators in rural communities face unique challenges that those in urban settings may not experience. Logan will discuss how to find innovative solutions to some of humanity's toughest challenges from Sheridan, Wyoming. Logan is the Founder of three different organizations based in Sheridan, WY, with a diverse background in advanced materials, the energy sector, and the circular economy. His Sheridan advanced materials firm Pheneovate was acquired by a Dubai, UAE technology company in November of 2022.

The 2023 Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition for Small Businesses will begin February 1, 2023. Register now through May 15, 2023, but early registrants make more progress so don’t procrastinate! All work can be completed virtually. For more information visit www.cyberwyoming.org/competition/. Send inquiries to info@cyberwyoming.org.

Join the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce as they recognize the nominees and announce the recipients for the annual Awards of Excellence. Cost is $20 per person and advance registration is required by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 7. Visit sheridanwyomingchamber.org or call 672-2485 to register and for more information.

The group will be led by Norleen Healy. For more information, call Denise Gillenwater at (307) 674-8585 ext. 129.

Hosted by Desiree Young and Matt Westkott from Team Westkott at Concept Z – Home & Property and First Federal Bank & Trust’s Lending Team at the Home Loan Center. For more information, call (307) 672-0464.

Born out of the practice rooms of the top conservatories, TAKE3 lives at the intersection where POP, ROCK and CLASSICAL fusion COLLIDE. For more information or tickets, visit wyotheater.com or call (307) 672-9084.

More information can be found on Snomads Facebook Site or call 307 752 7645.

Balanced Healing + Maven are back with a Valentine's Event.

This 3-hour session includes:
- 1 hour Maven session
- 1 hour Salt + Sauna session
- Verdello Charcuterie Board
- Phylo Juice
+ more

These sessions are designed for individuals as well as couples.

Sessions at 10am + 1pm will have their Maven session first, followed by the Salt + Sauna. Sessions at 11:30am + 2:30pm will start with a Salt + Sauna session + end with Maven.

$250 per person.

$100 non-refundable deposit to book.

Wei Luo is recognized as one of the most significant pianists of her generation. Already in her young career she has performed on many of the world's leading stages. She has been recognized by many major establishments, orchestras, and music groups worldwide. Tickets -- Adult: $30, Senior/Veteran: $20, Student (K-12): $10. For tickets or more information, visit www.sheridan.edu/arts or call 307.675.0360. Box office hours are Mon-Fri 12:30p-3:30p.

During the 1890s, the invention of the bicycle was seen as a new symbol of personal freedom of travel for ordinary people of America without the expense of a horse, carriage, or train. The great bicycle experiment from 1896 – 97 was a US Military transportation test with the 25th Infantry Regiment from Fort Missoula, MT to St. Louis, MO and traveled through Sheridan County. Join Sheridan Community Land Trust Historical Program Manager, Carrie Edinger who will guide you through the Army’s Historic Black Bicycle Corps known as the Iron Riders 1900-mile route, the challenges of the western route and the 125th Anniversary of the ride. RSVP for Zoom link at https://sheridanclt.org/events/explore-history-the-hub-iron-riders-the-1896-97-bicycle-experiment/

The 2023 Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition for Small Businesses will begin February 1, 2023. Register now through May 15, 2023, but early registrants make more progress so don’t procrastinate! All work can be completed virtually. For more information visit www.cyberwyoming.org/competition/. Send inquiries to info@cyberwyoming.org.

Join us for the Chamber’s premier networking event…Business After Hours. Enjoy refreshments, enter for door prizes, learn more about the hosting business and make important business connections. There is no charge to attend and everyone is welcome. For more information or to register, call the Chamber at 672-2485 or visit sheridanwyomingchamber.org.

A night of dueling, dancing, & drinks featuring the Fun Pianos followed by Sidetrack to support the Advocacy & Resource Center and the victims they serve. Heavy hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar! $60 for singles, $100 for a couple, tickets will be sold at door or purchased ahead of time at 136 Coffeen Ave.

Featuring the Zmed Brothers. For tickets and more information, visit wyotheater.com or call (307) 672-9084.

Families can come decorate their own tea cup, make a unique “mad” hat, play flamingo croquet, drink tea while listening to the poem of the “Jabberwocky,” and more! Come dressed “mad,” a princess or even as you are for lots of fun. For more information, call Rick at (307) 763-7320.

Join the fun of the 2023 Sheridan WYO Winter Rodeo by learning how to Nordic ski. Black Mountain Nordic Club and SCLT are teaming up to host free Nordic ski demos for skiers of all ages. Want to improve your skate or classic skiing techniques even more? Register for a ski clinic during the discovery day. $10 registration fee for ski clinics. The Sport Stop is generously providing equipment for everyone to use during the demo day. We’ll have hot cocoa for everyone, too! More info at https://sheridanclt.org/events/nordic-ski-discovery-day/

For tickets and more information, visit wyotheater.com or call (307) 672-9084.

The group will be led by Norleen Healy. For more information, call Denise Gillenwater at (307) 674-8585 ext. 129.

During the 1890s, the invention of the bicycle was seen as a new symbol of personal freedom of travel for ordinary people of America without the expense of a horse, carriage, or train. The great bicycle experiment from 1896 – 97 was a US Military transportation test with the 25th Infantry Regiment from Fort Missoula, MT to St. Louis, MO and traveled through Sheridan County. Join Sheridan Community Land Trust Historical Program Manager, Carrie Edinger who will guide you through the Army’s Historic Black Bicycle Corps known as the Iron Riders 1900-mile route, the challenges of the western route and the 125th Anniversary of the ride

The 2023 Wyoming Cybersecurity Competition for Small Businesses will begin February 1, 2023. Register now through May 15, 2023, but early registrants make more progress so don’t procrastinate! All work can be completed virtually. For more information visit www.cyberwyoming.org/competition/. Send inquiries to info@cyberwyoming.org.

Ucross and Sheridan College will present a craft discussion with Joy Harjo on Friday, February 24, at noon. A member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Joy is an internationally acclaimed performer, musician, and writer who recently concluded her third term as the 23rd Poet Laureate of the United States. She is the first Native American to hold the position. She first came to the area 10 years ago as an artist-in-residence at Ucross. During her craft discussion, Joy will guide the audience through her process of writing, composing and performing. The event is free and open to the public, with no advance registration needed, and will be in Sheridan College’s Whitney Rooms 234/235/236, The next day, February 25, Joy will present an evening of music and poetry at the WYO Theater. Learn more about both events at ucross.org.

Take Date Night to the next level with Balanced Healing Salt + Sauna.

In the privacy of your own luxury suite, your hour-long session will begin with a detoxifying Infrared Sauna experience, followed by a calming Salt Therapy session which will incorporate a gentle + an auricular acupuncture session with Dr. Corey Jones from Bighorn Mountain Chiropractic and Acupuncture.

Upon completion of this relaxing session, you will receive a gift bag, take-home polaroid photo, fresh juice from Phylo, Verdello charcuterie board + more.

$200 per couple.

Book online or call/text us at 307.655.5866 to reserve your spot today.

www.balancedhealingsaltandsauna.com/acupuncture

SCLT is excited to host the American Avalanche Institute, whose course is a focused day of rescue practice and learning. This course will cover rescue fundamentals, such as survival statistics, survival strategies, and first response tactics. Learn from experts on Friday night and perfect those skills on the mountain Saturday or Sunday. Classroom training is Friday, February 24 from 6-8 pm @ the University of Wyoming Watt Agriculture Center at Sheridan College. This training is available at no cost thanks to the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. We’ll have hot cocoa for everyone, too! Register at https://sheridanclt.org/events/avalanche-rescue-fundamentals/

SCLT is excited to host the American Avalanche Institute, whose course is a focused day of rescue practice and learning. This course will cover rescue fundamentals, such as survival statistics, survival strategies, and first response tactics. Learn from experts on Friday night and perfect those skills on the mountain Saturday or Sunday.  Field training is at Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area on Saturday, February 25 or Sunday, February 26. Limited to 48 participants, with 24 max each field training day. Choose field training day at registration. This training is available at no cost thanks to the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. We’ll have hot cocoa for everyone, too! Register at https://sheridanclt.org/events/avalanche-rescue-fundamentals/

More information can be found on Snomads Facebook Site or call 307 752 7645.

The night will include music, food, dancing, and auctions! FFA students and kids 10 and under are free. For more information contact Rindy at 307-751-3430

SCLT is excited to host the American Avalanche Institute, whose course is a focused day of rescue practice and learning. This course will cover rescue fundamentals, such as survival statistics, survival strategies, and first response tactics. Learn from experts on Friday night and perfect those skills on the mountain Saturday or Sunday.  Field training is at Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area on Saturday, February 25 or Sunday, February 26. Limited to 48 participants, with 24 max each field training day. Choose field training day at registration. This training is available at no cost thanks to the Bridger-Teton Avalanche Center. We’ll have hot cocoa for everyone, too! Register at https://sheridanclt.org/events/avalanche-rescue-fundamentals/

Join us as we kick off new programs! Start of Kinder Ski, Adult Ski Clinic, and the next session of First & Second Chair! For more information, visit antelopebutte.org.

The second concert in our Supper Club series will feature Brent Barrett and Philip Fortenberry. Brent has starred in an impressive total of eight Broadway shows, including Phantom of the Opera, Chicago, Kiss Me Kate, and Annie Get Your Gun. His handsome looks and rich tenor voice are sure to transport audiences through his songs to the Broadway stage. Philip, with his flying fingers on the piano, will impress anybody! He has played ten Broadway shows and eight national tours, performing all over the world in productions and concerts. He is noted for his solo hit show Liberace and Me, and his golden hands are Michael Douglas’ doubles in the HBO film “Behind the Candelabra”, a biopic of Liberace. For an evening of exquisite food and dazzling entertainment, the cost per person is $125 and VIP is $175 per person. Call 307-317-5544 today to make your reservation for food, fun, and extraordinary talent!

Antelope Butte Mountain Recreation Area. Alpine ski, cross country ski, snowshoe, or hang out in the lodge! Signup through The HUB or TRVCC. For more information, visit antelopebutte.org.

The Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce’s Ag & Natural Resources Committee is hosting their next round of “Lunchtime Conversations About Open Spaces.” This year’s sessions are “Water” on Tuesday, Feb. 28, “Maintaining and Managing Open Spaces” on Tuesday, March 28, and the series will wrap up with an examination of communities that have been successful at maintaining open spaces on Tuesday, April 25. During each session, the topic will be interactively explored with attendees with the focus on what is balanced use of our open space, and can we continue to balance that use into the future? Each session will also discuss the importance of open spaces to our community’s economy and culture now and into the future. Attendees are encouraged to join in with questions and discussion. All sessions are free to attend and open to everyone. No registration is necessary. Bring your lunch and your questions and comments to join the conversation. For more information, call the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce at (307) 672-2485 or visit www.sheridanwyomingchamber.org.

The group will be led by Katie Curtiss. For more information, call Denise Gillenwater at (307) 674-8585 ext. 129.