2015
AUGUST
Lander NEWSLETTER
Chamber of Commerce
2015
JUNE
Lander NEWSLETTER
Chamber of Commerce
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INTRODUCTION
From the Executive Director
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ugust happens. We pack ten months of living into three months and take the sudden and sneaky winter to catch our breaths. Here’s good information for some upcoming fall programs while we take in the lingering longer summer days. As we identified in our strategic plan, we are expanding professional development opportunities for the Lander area workforce. Working toward that goal, we are again partnering with the Wyoming Small Business Development Center to bring you a two-day Profit Mastery seminar. In this training, master facilitator Bruce Morse provides everything you need to know to fortify your cash flow. Also, the application process is open for Leadership Fremont County. A local adaptation of the state-wide Leadership Wyoming, Leadership Fremont County’s purpose is to identify individuals who have displayed a strong tendency toward civic involvement, and assist them in developing their potential to become community leaders. Having particiated last year, I highly recommend the program! Additionally, we continue to work closely with the Lander Economic Development Association to maximize promoting Lander economical growth. As you may have heard, LEDA is improving local infrastructure by introducing a new fiber optic line to Lander, creating a redundant loop that will help (in particular) new technology, medical, and financial service organizations. (Plus, you might just see an increase to your web browsing speeds!) Finally, you may have heard the buzz about Lander LIVE, our free summer concert series on North First Street off of Main. Special thanks to the sponsors, contractors, volunteers, organizers and audience who came out for July 21 inaugural show featuring Lucero. The next show is August 4 and will feature the music of Donna the Buffalo!
LANDER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 160 North 1st Street Lander, WY 82520 307-332-3892 www.landerchamber.com
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Jeff Young, President Trihydro
Lorielle Morton, Vice President McKee, Marburger & Fagnant, PC
Krista Lobera, Treasurer Holiday Inn Express & Suites
BOARD OF DIRECTORS John Dailey The Hitching Rack Home Source Realty
Susan Weideman Lander Vision Center
Jenna Ackerman The Middle Fork
Margie Rowell
PROFESSIONAL STAFF Brian Fabel Executive Director Carol King Associate Director Jess Rice Creator of stories Rose Burke Event Coordinator Barb Speyer Office assistant Barb Clark Smile specialist
Brian Fabel Executive Director Lander Chamber of Commerce
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h the sheer bliss and occasional terror of budget time. You may love opening up your brain, living-room-length spreadsheet, and/or finicky QuickBooks to pour over line items of actuals and projections each fiscal year. You also may be the type to clean your desk drawers
Two words that sound quite sexy as long as we’re not responsible for the bottom line. As a business member you love it, but if it isn’t your profession or secret weekend habit then most likely you prefer to
with a toothbrush (true story) applying masterful avoidance skills, leaving the fiscal acrobatic tasks to the final hour. Sometimes it is the matter of paying a hard-to-reach invoice: As a freelance contractor, I always seem to scramble when the property tax bill comes in just after sticker shock of an April 15 (surprise!) tax payment. It happens every year. I am pretty certain with a few basics, motivating tools, and the access to some financial coaching I’d surrender my desktop toothbrush and embrace planning ahead for a pile of overachiever gold stars. (Like
delegate. Or avoid. Or put out fires. Or sweat it out with your department and board for a month building that magical spreadsheet predicting the future. And even if you’ve managed to score the savviest of bookkeepers, leveling the playing field with some basics will quickly put you at the top of their favorite client list.
that time I packed a few days before a trip and wasn’t in a dead-panic at 5am before my flight? Ohhhhhhhh. Financial management.
and facilitates a nationally recognized Profit Mastery class for anyone invested, impacted, or curious about their business’ (or soon-to-be
HERE’S HOW.
Pull out your calendar and mark off October 13 and 14 and get excited to get off the sidelines of your fiscal game. The Wyoming Small Business Development Center hosts
business) financial health. Two weekdays, 8am to 5pm, for a nominal cost (includes lunch!) at the Lander Library. Sign up online or by phone for a normal-human-
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPEMENT
Financial Management Seminar
friendly (read: accessible) high-impact financial management boot camp. Want to improve cashflow? Want to know (or dust off) what the difference is between “cash-flow” and “profit” and “benchmarks” and “margins”? How about building some handrails to know if you’re actually below the fiscal waterline (when you suddenly feel like you’re drowning when that repair bill comes in?) Photo: Brad Christensen
PROFESSIONAL DEV
Financial Management (cont.) Here’s a the nitty-gritty marketing copy from the SBDC website: “The most successful businesses have found that the key to longterm success revolves around effective financial management. Through case studies and a down-to-earth style, experience this remarkable powerful program: understand why and how to benchmark your company performance; establish the difference between “making a profit” and “having cash” and how to do more of both; create effective, practical plans to improve the financial health of your business. The format is a combination of video presentation by a leading expert,
WHO: Business owners, managers, pharmacists and freerange doctors (it counts as continuing education hours) WHAT: Two-day seminar. $195. Free lunches. WHEN: Tuesday, October 13 (8am-5pm) and Wednesday, October 14 (8am-5pm) WHERE: Lander Library HOW: https://www.wysbdc.org/ workshop.aspx?ekey=60350005
Steve Lefever, case studies, and facilitated discussion.” It even comes with a comprehensive workbook. What adult doesn’t love a solid, bound copy of fiscal exercises, guides, and tools to arm you for confident, improved business performance? One of the most prevalent issues we hear from our chamber business members is increased revenue and wishlists (I want to remodel and have a showroom) (I want to actually go on vacation at some point in my life) (I would love to hire some part-time help) (I wish I had more fluid inventory) (I want to contract out mowing my
lawn every two days) —all wants and needs not really sticking somewhere in the future landscape. This Profit Mastery class is catching you up on basics, identifying benchmarks, making proactive decisions, and quickly launching you into mastering your own profit. We know it is August and October seems like two years away. We also know that in about two more blinks it will be winter. Capacity is limited for this class and we encourage early sign-up before enrollment closes. We are certain you’ll leave excited about your next business moves in 2016.
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t takes a village to put on great events. The planning team for the new concert series, Lander LIVE, explored several avenues for a professionalgrade stage option in Lander. The Lander Chamber of Commerce, in hiring and hosting nationally touring, headliner bands, wanted to provide something less primitive than a flatbed trailer. Alternative options, such as purchasing or renting a stage, were costprohibitive for the startup season. This is when
STAGE SPONSORS Ameri-Tech Equipment Co. Bloedorn Lumber City of Lander Clark’s Landscaping Labyrinth Productions Lander Vision Center Precision Dirt Works Rocky Mountain Power Reid Schell Triple L Inc. Valley Lumber Wahl Electric Trey Warren
COMMUNITY
Lander LIVE: Setting the Stage
stage in a vacant lot adjacent to the Chamber; and lastly it was craned into its new home before the kick-off Lander LIVE show on July 21. While most of the materials are new, some finishing elements were up-cycled from the iconic grain mill, incorporating historic Lander into this new community feature. The stage will live in Jaycee Park materials and installation costs. for the entire Lander LIVE Starting in early July, Jaycee series and be available for future events to rent from Park began to transform: the Lander Chamber. utilities were relocated; cement column footers were poured; Warren erected the “the village” of Lander came together. The City of Lander joined forces with the Chamber to communityhive-mind a solution: a semipermanent, professionally dimensioned stage in the northeast corner of Jaycee Park. Trey Warren donated time and labor for the design and construction; Ameri-Tech Equipment Company’s concert sponsorship directly offset
CALENDAR
Calendar of Events AUGUST 2, 9, 16, 30 Wind River Casino Northern Arapahoe Native American Song and Dance Peggy @ 307-8405805, 307-855-2600. 1 Riverfest Art and Music in the Park $5. Kids 12 and under free. 9am-5pm at Lander City Park. 3 Hot Notes Cool Nites Summer Concert FREE. Fluffy Buffalo, Riverton City Park, 7pm. 4 Lander LIVE presents Donna the Buffalo FREE. Jaycee Park, North 1st and Main, 5:30-8:30pm. 5, 12, 19, 26 Indian Dancing and Native American Culture FREE. Eagle Spirit Dancers and Fox Trail Singers @ Museum of American West, 7pm.
Tickets $25/night. Programming online at www.wystatefair.com in Douglas, Wyoming: 307-358-2398. 15 Unplugged - Live Acoustic Music FREE. Middle Fork, 7-9pm.
1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends
REPEATING EVENTS 2nd Sunday 1:00 pm Fre. Co. Historical Society
8 Book Nook Book Sale Two locations: Lander Library Carnegie; Upstairs Bank of the West, South 3rd and Main, 10am-4pm.
Mondays 9:00 am 11:45 am 4:00 pm 7:00 pm
10 Hot notes, cool nights. Low Water String Band. FREE, 7-9pm, City Park, 405 Fremont St. 855-2190. 11-15 Wyoming State Fair
LEADER MLS, Realtors Rotary Open Studio, Art Center
1st Wednesday 18 Lander LIVE presents Pimps of 7:00 pm Popo Agie Anglers Joytime FREE. Jaycee Park, North 1st and Main, 5:30-8:30pm. 1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @ 22 Wind River Visitors Council The Oxbow Adventure Trek FREE. Wild Horse 3rd Wednesday Sanctuary, hosted by the Fremont 10:30am Fre Co Suicide County Pioneer Museum, 10am-12pm. Prevention 307-332-3339. Coalition 349-4495 Thursdays 22 Catch the Night Shift: Lantern Carissa Gold Mine Tour and Saloon Noon Kiwanis Scotch Tasting. South Pass City Tickets 1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH $40. 6:30-9:30pm. 332-0248. 7:30pm Marine Corps League
7 Flora and Fauna 3-mile walk. FREE. South Pass City, 10-noon. 332-3684.
8 Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek FREE. Burnt Ranch Stage Stop, hosted by the Fremont County Pioneer Museum, 10am-3pm. 307-332-3339.
7:00 am 8:00 am Noon 6:00 pm
County Commission Lander Art Guild Book Nook @ The Carnegie VFW Bingo
Tuesdays 6:00 pm City Council 7:30 pm American Legion 3rd Tuesday 2:00 pm City/School Joint Powers Board Wednesdays
2nd and 4th Thursday 7:00 pm Elks Lander Lodge #2317 3rd Friday 11:00 am 7:00 pm
Fre Co Suicide Prevention 349-4495 Senior Center Dance
Saturdays 10:00 am Book Nook on Main Location & Carnegie Room 5:00 pm Wind River 4x4 Assoc. 2nd Saturday 6:00 pm Scotch tasting, Miners Delight Inn, Atlantic City
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BUSINESS AFTER HOURS
COMMUNITY
Lander LIVE Recap
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPEMENT
Leadership Fremont County
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he Leadership Fremont County Program was founded in 2003 by a joint steering committee comprised of representatives from the Riverton Chamber of Commerce, Lander Chamber of Commerce, Wind River Indian Reservation, Dubois
Community Project, City of Riverton, City of Lander, NOLS, and Central Wyoming College. The purpose of the program is to introduce and orient established and prospective leaders to the great community of Fremont County, identify individuals who have displayed a strong
tendency toward civic involvement, and assist them in developing their potential to become community leaders. Leadership Fremont County is a series of nine sessions over a 9-month period covering such areas as leadership skills, decision-making, strategic planning and coalitionbuilding. Important topics that will be examined include area history, economic development, social-economic factors, tourism & marketing, education, and tribal history and relations. Leadership Fremont County is now accepting applications for the 20142015 class which begins in September. The cost is $375 for the program and employers often sponsor an employee.
Part of leadership is knowing the people inside the businesses and companies around you - in LFC these are the connections you make. Lorre Hoffman Board Member, Leadership Fremont County
SELECTION COMMITTEE LOOKS FOR
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPEMENT
IN REVIEWING APPLICATIONS, THE PARTICIPANTS WHO DEMONSTRATE THE WILLINGNESS TO: Attend and actively participate in monthly sessions in order to learn to apply leadership
skills to recognize and solve community needs. Take insights, skills, and contacts gained in LEADERSHIP FREMONT COUNTY and apply them to community activities and organizations in which the participant is either currently involved or becomes involved as a result of the program. Apply leadership to the needs of Fremont County by recognizing and pursuing those needs through creative problem solving and mobilization of resources.
Tegeler & Associates, Tim Robeson, 194 N. 7th St., Lander
Big Foot Photography, Bryce Giesmann, 2900 US Hwy 287, Lander
John Lichty, 270 Dupont Dr., Lander
Tiger Joint Powers Board, 240 Lincoln St., Lander
Bloedorn Lumber, Kent Yung, 116 Washakie St., Lander Cowfish, Jim Mitchell, 148 Main St., Lander Dillon Vista Apartments, 105 Dillon Dr., Apt. 117, Lander Edward Jones, Rodney Schurg, 175 S. 5th St., Lander Fremont Movers, Dwaine Kimmel, 750 S. Smith Road, Riverton Holiday Lodge, Coco Huang, 210 McFarlane Dr., Lander Home Source Realty, George Piplica, 1632 Main St., Lander Inn at Lander and Summit Restaurant, Shirley Case, 260 Grand View Dr., Lander Lander Valley Family Practice, Margaret Easley, 930 Buena Vista Dr., Lander
Mountain Ledge Baking, Julie Hill, 612 W. Main St., Suite B, Riverton Trihydro, Ken Schrader, 350 Garfield, Solar Suite, Lander National Bighorn Sheep Center, Sara Domek, Twin Pines RV Park, 10 Bighorn Lane, Dubois Steve & Verna Brown, 7345 Hwy 789, Lander Owl Creek Vision Care, Dr.s David and Jennifer Rodgers, Valley View Vistas, Dawn Thorson-John278 Main St., Lander son, 121 Valley View Dr., Lander Phat Foam Insulation, Jason Redman, PO Box 864, Lander Popo Agie Conservation District, Jeri Trebelcock, 221 So. 2nd St., Lander Quinn & Company, Mike Quinn, PO Box 955, Lander Sleeping Bear RV Park Campground, Dave & Chris McIlrath, 715 E. Main St., Lander Wyoming Entrepreneur Small Business Development Center, Sarah Lancaster Hamlin, 213 W. Main Suite C, Riverton
Vapors Lander, Jake Davis, 232 Main St., Lander Video Warehouse & Arcade - Hollywood Tanning, Chad & Melissa Stricklan, 680 Main St., Lander Wind River Power Sports, Bill Bregard, Greg Scott, 192 Main St., Lander Whiting Law PC, James Whiting, 315 Main St., Suite 1, Lander Wyoming Custom Meats, Jared Hamilton, 9049 Hwy 789, Hudson Wyoming Financial Insurance, Inc., Robin Kessel, 163 S. 5th St., Lander
SORT, Kristy Boshard, PO Box 292, Lander
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RENEWING MEMBERS
Lander Valley Farmers Market, Janet Smithson, PO Box 184, Lander
RENEWING MEMBERS
Benefit Administrators, 732 W. Collins Dr., Casper
Western Family Care Welcomes Dr. Gwen Libby Dr. Gwen Libby is a Board Certified Family Practitioner who specializes in primary care for the whole family.
Dr. Libby is currently accepting new patients in Riverton. Call Western Family Care 856-6591 for an appointment.
Sports Physical Night Lander Medical Clinic 745 Buena Vista Drive Lander, WY 82520 (307) 332-2941 Western Family Care 1620 Riverview Road Riverton, WY 82501 (307) 856-6591 landermedicalclinic.com
Lander Medical Clinic and Western Family Care are hosting a special afterhours sports physical night,
August 5th, from 5-7pm Walk-in $55 cash/pay at time of service Family Medicine Internal Medicine Neurology Pediatrics
OB/Gynecology Urgent Care
We have a great opportunity to offer to those who wish to support the Lander Children’s Museum in offering unique hands‐on experiences for children of all ages. We are inviting you to become part of our bigger plan by putting your name on our building and filling the mountain with hikers. Please call 332‐1341 and Jody will answer questions and take your order.
Colors available : Red, Yellow, Blue 10” Hiker
$ 250 to $ 999
15” Hiker
$1000 to $4999
20” Hiker
$5000 and beyond.
You tell me what you want it to say and you select where you would like it place. Come and join us hiking through our imaginations.
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Daily: Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights: A cultural treasure of Arapaho artifacts, language lessons and story telling. Call for a schedule of elders. Wind River Casino, 10269 Highway 789. 840-5805 windriverhotelcasino.com Aug. 4, 11, 18, 25 Riverton Northern Arapaho Native American Song and Dance: Traditional Indian Dances in full regalia. 67pm every Tuesday. Free. Wind River Hotel & Casino, 10269 Hwy 789. windriverhotelcasino.com Aug. 4, 11, 18 Dubois Learn traditional Square Dancing at the Rustic Pine Tavern. Family friendly. Adults $3, Children 12 & Under $2. Tuesday evenings 8-9:30pm,119 East Ramshorn. 455-2556 Aug. 4, 8, 11, 15, 18, 22, 25, 29 Lander Valley Farmers Market, Tuesdays 4:30-6pm at Centennial Park (2 & Main St.) and Saturdays 9am-noon at WY Community Bank parking lot (7 & Main St.) Aug. 5 & 12 Lander Eagle Spirit Dancers Traditional Indian Dancing, Museum of the American West,1445 West Main St. Every Wednesday from 7-8:30pm Public can join in the "Friendship" dance at the end. Benches provided - ok to bring own chairs. 335-8778, museumoftheamericanwest.com Aug. 7, 14, 21, 28 Dubois Friday Night Rodeos, Clarence Allison Memorial Arena, 5649 Hwy. 287/26. Family friendly western rodeo. See bullriding, bronc riding on
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bucking horses, team roping, barrel racing, and calf roping. Tickets $10 adult, kids age 5-12 $5, under age 5 are free. 7:30pm. 480-8992. facebook.com/wyomingwindrodeo, wyomingwindrodeo@gmail.com Aug. 1 Riverton Museum presents: Discovery Speakers Series: Theodore Roosevelt & Buffalo Bill Cody, by Jeremy Johnston. 3:30pm, 700 E. Park, 856-2665,jacksoncrawford@wyoming.com Aug. 1 Dubois Museum & Wind River Visitors Council host: Jade Lake Geology Adventure Trek, 9am – 3pm. Hike to Jade lake in the Absaroka Mountains at over 9000' - moderately strenuous. Bring lunch, snacks & water. Wear appropriate clothing. Meet at 909 W. Ramshorn, 455-2284, duboismuseum.org, fremontcountywy.org/2015/02/wind-rivervisitors-council-adventure-trek-series-hosted-byfremont-county-museums/ Aug. 1 Riverton Museum presents: Discovery Speakers Series: Theodore Roosevelt & Buffalo Bill Cody, by Jeremy Johnston, 1-3:30pm. 700 E. Park, 856-2665, fremontcountywy.org/2015/05/wyomingcommunity-bank-discovery-speakers-series/ Aug. 1-2 Dubois Shoshone Natl. Forest, Wiggins Fork/Castle Rock Stewardship Weekend. Saturday night cook/camp out. Saturday projects include motorized route monitoring & fence repair. Sunday guided hike. 9-4pm. All abilities. Meet at 132 East Ramshorn. 672-2751 Aug. 1 Lander 7th Annual Riverfest Art & Music festival in Lander's beautiful riverside City Park.
Over 40 colorful artist booths from 9-8pm, with live bands starting at 12. Demonstrations, children's activities, color me river race, with food and spirits from local eateries. Admission $5, ages 12 and under free. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com Aug. 1-15 Lander Art Center: "Give and Take” group show. Tues.-Thurs. 10-6pm, and Fri.-Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com Aug. 3 Riverton Hot Notes, Cool Nights park concert. Fluffy Buffalo performs 7-9pm, free admission. Grab your picnic basket & lawn chairs. Riverton City Park, N. Federal Blvd. & Hwy. 26. 855-2190, afehring@cwc.edu, cwc.edu Aug. 4 Riverton's Museum presents the Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek: Castle Gardens Petroglyph Trek, meet at 8:30-2:30pm. Bring sunscreen and water. Reserve space at museum, 700 East Park, open 10-4pm, Mon.Sat. 856-2665, jacksoncrawford@wyoming.com Aug. 4 Lander LIVE! "Donna and the Buffalo” – outdoor music concert with great drinks & eats. All ages - family friendly. Free. Bring your lawn chairs Main Street and N. 1st St. 5:30pm. 3323892, landerchamber.org Aug. 7 South Pass City Flora & Fauna 3-mile walk - learn a wealth of information on local plants and animals. All ages are welcome. Meet at 10-noon, 125 South Pass Main St. Free. 332-3684, southpasscity.com/naturewalks.html Aug. 7-8-9 Dubois will host the Annual Never Sweat Needler’s Quilt Guild Show & Sale. Come
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enjoy the skilled artwork of some professional needle crafters, 9-4pm. Headwaters Center, 20 Stalnaker St. 455 2687, headwaterscenter.org Aug. 8 Dubois 58th Annual Fireman’s Buffalo BBQ. Buffalo burgers & a buffalo roast. 4-7 pm. Dubois Town Park. Tickets $15, 4552556, duboiswyomingchamber.org Aug. 8 Lander Pioneer Museum presents the Wind River Visitors Council’s Adventure Trek: Burnt Ranch Stage Stop trek. Bring lunch and plenty of water. 10-3pm. Meet at 1443 Main St., 332-3339, amwest@wyoming.com, fremontcountywy.org/2015/02/wind-rivervisitors-council-adventure-trek-series-hostedby-fremont-county-museums/ Aug. 8 Dubois Old fashioned western Chariot Horse Races - horse and buggy style. 123pm. Dubois Scenic Overlook Chariot Track on McKinley Drive. $4. 455-3675, 455-2556, duboiscc@gmail.com Aug. 8 Dubois 5th Annual "Run4Chance 5K Run" & 2nd Annual "Chance Challenge Obstacle Run," 8am start. Various entry costs. Dubois Town Park on Stalnaker St. Bring the family to Dubois Town Park. 455-2413, 4552556, chancephelps.org/cpf_events.htm Aug. 10 Lander Hot Notes, Cool Nights park concert. Low Water String Band, 7-9pm, free. Grab your picnic basket and chairs, Lander City Park, 405 Fremont St. Bad weather alternative: 1445 Main St. Call Amara at 8552190, afehring@cwc.edu, cwc.edu, landerchamber.org Aug. 13 Lander Fremont County Pioneer Museum presents - Speakers Series: WY: The Railroad State, by Gregory Nickerson. 7-8pm, 1443 Main St., 332-3339, randywisepioneermuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountywy.org/2015/05/wyomingcommunity-bank-discovery-speakers-series/ Aug. 14 Riverton Museum: Kid Series Exhibit Diorama Part I at 10-11:30am. Meet at 700 E. Park, 856-2665, fremontcountywy.org/2015/03/mcdonaldschildrens-exploration-series/ Aug. 15 Dubois Museum presents: Kids
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Series – Trapping the Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep. Wear hiking clothing - visit ancient sheep traps. Bring water, lunch, and sunscreen. 9-1pm. 455-2284. Meet 909 W. Ramshorn. fremontcountywy.org/2015/03/mcdonaldschildrens-exploration-series/
Aug. 22 South Pass City Catch the Night Shift: Lantern Carissa Gold Mine Tour and Saloon Scotch Tasting. Lantern guided tour of old Carissa Gold Mine & Mill, & Scotch tasting at ghost town’s Miners’ Exchange Saloon. Tickets $40. 6:30-9:30pm. 125 Main St., 3323684, 332-0248, southpasscity.com
Aug. 15 Lander Unplugged Live Acoustic Music – all genres, 7-9pm, free. Middle Fork Restaurant, Aug. 22-23 Pavillion CSSHA Cow 351 Main St, 332-3394, 335-5035, Horse Summer Series Show. 424 S. Main St. facebook.com/MiddleForkCafe 9am. 851-1126. Aug. 15 Dubois Needs of Dubois: High Country Cowboy Gathering fundraising concert. Headliners: Brenn Hill and Andy Nelson. Doors open 6:15pm, concert 7-9:30pm. Call for tickets prices. Headwaters Arts and Conference Center, 20 Stalnaker. 455-2760
Aug. 26-31 Dubois 16th Annual Photo Show, 9-4pm daily, Headwaters Center at 20 Stalnaker St. 455-2687, headwaterscenter.org
Aug. 27-30 Arapahoe’s 61st Northern Arapaho Indian Powwow, Arapahoe Powwow Aug. 15 Lander Watch the Bad Boys of Bullriding Grounds (near the Left Hand Ditch Road & Sharp Nose Road intersection.) Call for Grand Rodeo ,Triple XXX Arena. 2pm at 411 Willow Entry times: 240-0963, info@windriver.org, Creek Road. For details call 330-8639 northernarapaho.com
Aug. 18 Lander LIVE! “Pimps of Joytime” – outdoor music concert with great drinks & eats. All ages - family friendly. Free. Bring your lawn chairs. Main St. and N. 1st St. 5:30pm. 332-3892, landerchamber.org
Aug. 28-Sept. 26 Lander Art Center’s "Wonder Cabinet" – reception Friday Aug. 29 6-8pm. Free. Tues. - Thurs. 10-6pm, Fri. - Sat. 10-4pm. 224 Main St. 332-5772, landerartcenter.com
Aug. 20 Riverton's Museum & Wind River Visitors Council Adventure Trek: Historic J.A. Delfelder House trek, 2-3:30pm. Meet at 700 E. Park 856-2665, jacksoncrawford@wyoming.com
Aug. 29 Dubois Museum presents: Kids Series - Mountain Men, Amazing Survivalists of the 1800’s, by Steve Banks, from 10-11am. 455-2284. Ages 8 and up. Meet at 909 W. Aug. 21 Riverton Museum presents: Kid Series: Ramshorn. Exhibit Diorama Part II, 10-11:30am. 700 E. Park, fremontcountywy.org/2015/03/mcdonaldschildrens-exploration-series/ 856-2665, fremontcountywy.org/2015/03/mcdonaldschildrens-exploration-series/
Aug. 29 Riverton Open Mic Night at Mammoth Music. 10-minute slots to musicians, bands, and other stage performers. Family Aug. 22 Lander Pioneer Museum & Wind River friendly. Free admission. 7-8:30pm. 318 E. Visitors Council’s Adventure Trek: Wild Horse Main St. 856-0258 Sanctuary Trek, 10-noon. Meet at 1443 Main St., 332-3339, fremontcountywy.org/2015/02/windThis exciting events calendar is provided by the river-visitors-council-adventure-trek-seriesWIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL …your hosted-by-fremont-county-museums/ Fremont County Lodging Tax Dollars at Work! Aug. 22 Dubois Museum & Wind River Visitors *Don’t forget to use our hashtag to post your Wind Council trek: Union Pass Tie Hack Sites, 9-3pm. River Country memories at: #windrivercountry Bring plenty of water and sunscreen. Call to register for trek. Meet at 9am the museum, 909 W Ramshorn. 455-2284. fremontcountywy.org/2015/02/wind-river-visitorscouncil-adventure-trek-series-hosted-by-fremontcounty-museums/
For a complete list of events in Wyoming’s Wind River Country go to windriver.org ALL LISTINGS USE AREA CODE 307. Please confirm all details in advance. pg. 2 7-22-15!