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Lander newsletter

Chamber of Commerce

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From the Executive Director

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ummer is coming! Believe me, before we know it we will be in the midst of it. First off, we will be running another Maximize Your Membership luncheon.

During our April gathering, we had 28 people pack the Chamber lobby to learn the how-tos of making the most of their membership. We were so grateful to have community support from Mr. D’s Food Center who provided a delicious lunch! Most participants reflected on the training, “I had no idea the Chamber offered so many benefits to help my business!”

Next, make sure to join us on May 14 for a Main Street Clean Up Day with various community partners (City of Lander, Kiwanis, Rotary, Boy Scouts, and many more).

The event officially starts at 8am, but if you drop in early, Kiwanis will be serving free pancakes starting at 7am! The event will focus on Main Street and the adjacent alleyways.

Speaking of benefits, one of the revised member benefits that is getting a lot of action is the Lander Bucks program: a local currency (think Lander cash that can be used at any Lander Chamber business) for spending and shopping locally. Since most of you earn money here in Fremont County, this is our way of keeping the money in Fremont County.

A few more things coming down the road: the registration forms for our Flower Barrel Program continue to come in, and there is still time to register for your cost-effective beautification of your business space. We continue the preparation for Brewfest and Lander LIVE. How do these bands sound? Lake Street Dive, Hayes Carll, the Sister Sparrow and the Dirty Birds, The Fruit Bats, Nora Jane Struthers, Zach Deputy and Sol Seed? If you like it, make sure you dont miss it!

Brian Fabel Executive Director Lander Chamber of Commerce

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Lorielle Morton, President McKee, Marburger & Fagnant, PC

John Dailey, Vice President The Hitching Rack Home Source Realty

Krista Lobera, Treasurer Holiday Inn Express & Suites

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeff Young, Past President Trihydro

Susan Weideman Lander Vision Center

Michelle Mazur Elevate Rehab

Chad Strickland Video Warehouse

Steve Liebzeit First Interstate Bank

Bob Pokorny Shoshone Rose Casino

Mika Baker Central Bank and Trust

Amber Wilson Wyoming Outdoor Council

Joanne Singerland Central Wyoming College

PROFESSIONAL STAFF Brian Fabel Executive Director Carol King Associate Director Rose Burke Event Coordinator

Maximize Your Membership

Member Benefits Promotion (what you get) • Business Directory Relocation & Travel Guide • Hot deal, promotion announcements, event listing, and job opening advertising • Brochures and business cards on display • Vacation, relocation and convention packets • Business Referrals, with reporting

Service (what you can use)

I was very pleased with the Lander Chambers Maximize your Membership luncheon.

The staff covered numerous benefits of being a Chamber member, as well as how to drive more consumers to our businesses.

Brian Rohrbacher President | CEO, Atlantic City Federal Credit Union

mEMBER benefits

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

• Bulk mail permit for savings of up to 30% • Mailing List and Monthly newsletter • Workforce Development Training Fund grant consultation services • Notary Public Service • Participation in Flower Barrel Program • Lander Bucks Local Currency program

Sign up for May Luncheon Learn how take full advantage of your member benefits (how to post deals, events, job posting, and track your results).

Community (what we do) • Visitor Information Center to all • Community Events Calendar • Toll-free business and information hotline

Where: Lander Chamber of Commerce When: Tuesday, May 17, from 12-1pm What: to bring: An open mind!

• Promote the Lander Area as the destination • Beautification (Christmas Lights on Main St.)

RSVP by calling 332-3892

• Shop Local Program

Events (how to get involved) • Free ticket to Community Awards Luncheon • Winter Storefront Competition • Small Business Saturday • Business After Hours, and ability to host • Annual Legislative Forum

Thank you to our Lunch Sponsor for our April Maximize your membership Luncheon

Community Event

Brewfest: Mark Your Calendars!

With Brewers Tournament The Fremont Toyota Lander have plenty of food as well as happening June 11 at 9am at Brewfest is just around the fun and games for the whole family. the Lander Golf Club or the corner. The 14th Annual Early bird tickets are on sale Fremont Area Road Tour also event will be June 10-11 in now at www.landerbrewfest. happening the morning of Lander City Park. com or at the Lander Chamber June 11. Golf passes can be This year’s event will Office. Be sure to take purchased on the Brewfest feature 25 breweries advantage of the early bird website and Bike & Brew pouring 70 different types rates before they go up June 5. packages can be purchased of beers over the two-day Buying online not only saves at landercyclingevents.org. event. Brewfest will also be you money, but also time featuring three concerts: checking in at the event.

Sol Seed on Friday night, Also interested in Nora Jane Struthers & aBOUT bREWFEST volunteering? Sign up to the Party Line, and Zach be a volunteer and help Deputy on Saturday. Each wHEN: June 10 5-9pm

June 11 2-8pm us put on a great event! band promises to bring In addition to the WHERE: Lander City Park great energy and dancing great brews, participants to the already festive vibe Tickets: landerbrewfest.com can also check out the Early bird rates of Brewfest. Last, bring your through June 5 Wyoming.com Golf appetite as Brewfest will

Brewfest Sol Seed

Nora Jane Struthers

The Eugene, OR band plays

If you like country and

Zach Deputy will serve up

a fusion of Reggae, rock, hip-

rock be sure not to miss

one of the most unique solo

hop, world, and psychedelic

Nashville’s Nora Jane and

acts with looping sounds

jam that promises to get

her Party Line where they

that mix up “Island-infused,

everyone to their feet with

will surely get all boots a

Drum ‘n’Bass, Gospel-

arms in the air.

stompin’.

Ninja-Soul”.

Zach Deputy

Lander LIVE Sister Sparrow & Hayes Carll The Dirty Birds

Lake Street Dive

Fruit Bats

Community Event

Summer Music Lineup!

Thurs, July 13, 6pm Soul, funk, rock n’ roll group from Brooklyn, New York and lead by front woman Arleigh Kincheloe is sure to bring

Thurs, July 28, 6pm The Houston, Texas based, Grammy nominated singer songwriter fills the stage with laughs, stories,

Thurs, Aug 11, 6pm Touring their freshly minted album, Side Pony, this four-some from Brooklyn, New York will get everyone up and

Thurs, Aug 25, 6pm Eric D. Johnson is once again leading the Fruit Bats into new and beloved territory of roots rock touring

big sound and fun vibes.

and best of all amazing country roots music.

dancing for with their fresh soul-pop tunes.

with their new album, Absolute Loser

This year Lander LIVE is participating in Challenge for Charities. donate online for matched tax deductible donations. www.landerlivemusic.com

New Members

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS New Member Plaques Each month we welcome new Chamber of Commerce member Businesses by presenting them with a plaque Wurth Agency, Farmers Insurance

Grace Reformed Fellowship

Farmers Insurance was established in 1928 and has been apart of the Lander community since the 1970’s. Todd & Kristi Wurth have been involved with Farmers Insurance for over 14 years and in 2015 had the oppor-

Meeting at the old location of the Wildflower Bakery, the folks of Grace Reformed Fellowship serve a different kind of sustenance, a sustenance that feeds the soul on that which tunity to bring what was once two Farmers

will never leave one hungry again! Formerly

Insurance agencies in Lander into one. The

organized as a church a little over two and a

Wurth Agency offers a full suite of insur-

half years ago, Pastor Strong, in the long lega-

ance products and services expanding from

cy of the Protestant Reformation, endeavors to

Auto, Home, Business, Life & Retirement/

faithfully preach and teach the Bible, bringing

Financial Services. Our advice driven phi-

this claim to bear on the congregation; That

losophy allows our customers and potential

Jesus Christ has come into this world in order

customers the ability to make choices and

to deliver sinners out from underneath the

together make proper insurance coverage

judgment of God, and that the proper Chris-

decisions. The Wurth Agency is excited

tian response to such kindness is a life lived in

to serve Lander for decades to come. Our

grateful devotion to their God and Savior.

office is located at 450 Main Street. For a

As a church, their desire is to see more and

coverage review please call Robb or Dionn at

more people come to a saving understanding

307-332-3103.

of Jesus Christ for God’s glory, the good of the individual, and the overall wellbeing of this

everything you need to create that

worship at 11 AM; located at 545 Suite B.

awesome plant hanger (and much

on Main Street in the old location of the

more) from which to display your

Wildflower Bakery. For questions you can

summer flowers! Jean and Evelyn

visit their website: www.gracereformedfel-

have been very generous, donating to

lowship.org or call (307) 438-1254.

many worthwhile causes in the area.

Stop by today and check out all they

Granny’s Trunk

have to offer!

Granny’s Trunk is owned and operated by Jean Foutz and Evelyn Schamp. The store is

Welcoming New Chamber of Commerce member Businesses

New Members

region. All are invited Sunday mornings to

Friends of South Pass 125 South Pass Main South Pass City, WY 82520 emal: joe.ellis@wyo.gov 307-332-3684 www.southpasscity.com

located at 366 Main St., downtown Lander, and is open 10am-6pm Tuesday-Friday, 10am-2pm Saturday. Granny’s offers a wide selection of supplies for quilting, needlepoint, crochet, knitting and macrame.

Quilting classes are offered for all levels, from beginners to experienced quilters.

Jean and Evelyn have invested in a stateof-the-art quilting machine to help you build your heirloom quilt. Remember how much fun it is to macrame? Granny’s has

ALCHEMY: an artists’ cooperative 320 Main St. Lander, WY 82520 (307) 206-1180 www.alchemyartistscoop.com

Networking

BUSINESS AFTER HOURS May Business After Hours Lander Art Center 224 Main St, Lander, WY 82520 May 19, 5:30-7:30pm

April Business After Hours @ Bloedorn Lumber

May Calendar of Events

7 Lander Children’s Museum 1st Annual Mother’s Day 5K, Lander City Park, 7:30 Fun Run/ Walk 1 K, 8:30 am (8 & Under), Pancake Breakfast $5, 332.1341 12 WYOmericana Caravan Tour @ The Lander Bar. Sneaky Pete And The Secret Weapons, The Littlest Birds, Screen Door Porch, at least one dog selling merch, 8pm, $10 at door, age 21+, www.WYOmericana.com 14 Annual Hospice 5k Walk/ Run by Help For Health @ Lander City Park, Registration from 8am Start time 9am 8561206.

14 Lander Clean-Up Day, participating service clubs include Lander Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee, Lander Kiwanis Club, Lander Rotary Club, local church youth groups and local volunteers. Kiwanis will serve pancakes in Centennial Park 200 block of Lander’s Main Street at 7 am, clean up begins at 8 am. Bring gloves. 332-3892.

14 Wind River Visitor’s Council Adventure Trek of the Wild Horse Sanctuary by Pioneer Museum @ Ft. Washakie, 10:00Noon. 332-3339 14 Unplugged @ Lander Bake Shop 6-8pm A night for musicians of all skill levels to perform acoustically in a relaxed environment. 840-1513

19 Chamber Business After Hours at Lander Art Center 5:30-7:30 p.m., 224 Main Street.

Everyone is welcome to attend, enjoy refreshments and visit/ network with fellow business owners, friends and neighbors!

332-3892 20-21 Wyoming Outdoor Weekend @Lander Community and Convention Center. Free.

Consumer Show / Outdoor Field Trip Weekend A weekend destination event that will include field events to showcase all of our outdoor activities typical of Wyoming. 332-9694 21 Pioneer Arts & Crafts Day as part of McDonald’s Children’s Exploration Series thru the Pioneer Musueem. Kids have the opportunity to explore pioneer activities like tin-smithing, candle making and leather working. Tickets $5.00 per person. 1pm-3pm. 3323339 to reserve a spot. fremontcountymuseums.com 28 Cowboy State Stock Horse Association (CSSHA) Reined Cow Horse Summer Series #1 Show. Show starts 9 am. LOTRA indoor arena at 1663 Rodeo Drive.

851-1126, 851-5839 26 Lander Pioneer Museum hosts the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program: “Wit of Will Rogers and the woman behind the wit, Betty Rogers,” by Richard Maturi.

The program highlights the wit of Will Rogers and how his wife, Betty, was the driving force behind Will’s wit and the family business. 7pm- 8:30pm. 1443 Main St., 332-3339,

Repeating Events 2nd Sunday 1:00 pm Fre. Co. Historical Society Mondays 9:00 am 11:45 am 4:00 pm

7:00 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 7:00 am LEADER 8:00 am MLS, Realtors Noon Rotary 6:00 pm Open Studio, Art

Center 1st Wednesday 7:00 pm Popo Agie Anglers 1st & 3rd Wednesday 6:30 pm Lander Lion’s @

The Oxbow 3rd Wednesday 10:30am Fre Co Suicide

Prevention

Coalition 349-4495 Thursdays Noon Kiwanis 1:15pm Stroke Support, LRH 7:30pm Marine Corps League 1st Thursday 6:00 pm Lander Library Friends 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.

calendar

4 Spring Community Fellowship Luncheon by United Methodist Women on Wednesday, noon, at Lander United Methodist Church, 262 N. 3rd St. The program will be “Quilting and such....” 332-3188

Alexander Excavation, Wade Alexander, 101 Garfield St., Lander

Lander Valley Farmers Market, Janet Smithson, PO Box 184, Lander

Wyoming Catholic College, Kevin Roberts, President, 306 Main St., Lander

Atnip Well & Pump Service, Terry & Robyn Atnip, PO Box 1520, Lander

Leadership Training Institute, Dale Carnegie, Elissa Ruckle, 947 S. Oakcrest Ave., Casper

Wyoming Lifestyle Magazine, Kati Hime, 1957 N. 16th St., Laramie

Blue Ridge Apartments, 1024 E. Main St., Lander

New York Life Insurance, Beau Wendling, 906 Main St., Suite A, Lander

David A. Pope, CPA, LLC, Carmen Milbury, Manager, 320 S. Federal, Riverton Fremont Frameworks, Anne & Jared Scott, 205 Lincoln St., Lander Ice House, Dick Tann, 671 Lincoln St., Lander

River Rock Garden, Mary Ann Hoyt, 2223 Mortimore Lane, Lander

Wyoming.com, Butch Cassity, 937 W. Main, Riverton Yost, Leonard, 75 Von Bieker, Lander

Sweetwater Food & Beverage/One Stop, Ron Hansen, 8116 Hwy 789, Lander

PRESORTED STANDARD U.S. Postage Paid LANDER, WY PERMIT NO. 78

Lander

Chamber of Commerce

This issue of the chamber newsletter is printed by Western Printing

Renewing Members

Whiting Law, James Whiting, 315 Main St., Suite 1, Lander

Renewing Members

Lander Community Foundation, PO Box 1131, Lander

Air Lander, Andy Gramlich, 920 Mountain View Court, Lander

FLOWER PROGRAM

SIGN UP

IMPROVE YOUR BUSINESS STOREFRONT

_________________________________ Name

The Lander Beautification Committee is

_________________________________ Billing Address

again this year to interested businesses

_________________________________ Address for Flowers

everyone to be involved with this program,

_________________________________ Phone

pleased to offer the flower barrel program and organizations. We would like to invite which began in 1991 with the participation of Sprout’s Greenhouse.

Past participants: ($45 barrel)

Registration and payment must be received by

Total Number:________________

May 15 and before your container is delivered.

New participants: ($80 barrel) Total Number:________________

SEND REGISTRATION AND PAYMENT TO:

Price includes the flowers, the container, delivery,

LANDER CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

pick up in the fall, and storage of the container. It is your responsibility to water the flowers. Delivery

160 N. 1ST ST., LANDER, WY 82520

is the 1st week of June, when weather permits.

info@landerchamber.org | (307) 332-3892 | landerchamber.org

GOOD NEWS AT THE WASHAKIE APARTMENTS

#630-B is here! There’s a brand new apartment in town. We’ve just completed a one-bedroom at The Washakie Apartments, and now offer 9 units to our Lander community. 630-B has a gorgeous modern kitchen and bath, huge walk-in closet, sleek ceramic tile and wood floors, separate dining area, and lots of built-ins. Our contractors did a great job of retaining rustic architectural features while creating an open contemporary space.

Other units sometimes available are a two-bedroom, two-bath end unit that also has retained rustic architectural features with modern amenities. Its spacious floor plan is perfect for room-mates or home office. A onebedroom, one-bath charmer has wood beamed ceilings, built-in glass bookcases and a must-see retro tile step-down open shower. Our studio apartment is another tribute to our contractors with its great floor plan and impressive storage space. There’s free laundry to tenants and off-street parking. Our yearly leases range from $700-$975, some including utilities.

As owners we’re serious about tenant choices, property maintenance and cleanliness. We screen tenants for both credit and criminal background to make sure you have good neighbors. Our maintenance manager does maintenance checks and takes fast action on problems; yard maintenance and landscaping are ongoing and we’re always upgrading exterior lighting so our tenants have a safe environment. Every unit is professionally cleaned before we call it rent-ready, and common hallways and our laundry room are regularly professionally cleaned. Sample photos of several units on back…

If you or someone you know would be a good match for The Washakie Apartments, email Margaret Shepherd at vbmargaret@gmail.com or call or text her at 213-820-6602.

CITY CLEAN UP DAYS May 14, 2016 (Saturday) Main Street Clean Up meet at 8:00 a.m. Centennial Park Pancakes by Kiwanis Club starting at 7:00 p.m.

May 19, 2016 (Thursday) NORTH SIDE OF TOWN May 20, 2016 (Friday) SOUTH SIDE OF TOWN The City of Lander will be hosting Clean Up Days for recyclable items only.

Please place items to be picked up at the front curb of your home and have all items clearly tagged “CITY CLEAN UP” on the items. Any item not clearly tagged will be left behind. The City of Lander will pick up ANY RECYCLABLE MATERIALS (METALS, APPLIANCES, TREE LIMBS UNDER

4’ LONG AND LESS THAN 10” IN

DIAMETER, LEAVES AND GRASS CLIPPINGS). ELECTRONICS ARE NOW ACCEPTED! 

Tree limbs no longer than 4’ in length, bundled together or larger than 10” in diameter

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Bagged leaves only—no trash

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All appliances Including Refrigerated Appliances—No special attention is required by you concerning freon. Please call City Hall to let us know if you have an appliance to be picked up.

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Junk Vehicles—Please bring a signed title to City Hall 240 Lincoln St and we will dispose of it for you!

CITY OF LANDER FOR INFORMATION CALL City Hall 240 Lincoln St Lander Wy 82520 332-2870

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DAILY: Riverton Northern Arapaho Cultural Insights: Arapaho artifacts and artwork open every day. Call ahead. Elders share the Arapaho language and traditional story telling.

Wind River Casino, 10269 Hwy. 789.

851-5394 windriverhotelcasino.com

WEEKLY: Lander Trivia Thursday at the Coalter Loft, hilarious fun with prizes awarded, 7-9pm. 3328228, 126 Main St, ben_lester@nols.edu May 5 Dubois The Dubois Museum hosts a Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program: Nez Perce National Historic Trail, by Senior Archaeologist Dan Eakin, 7pm-8pm, at the Dennison Lodge, 455-2284, duboismuseum.director@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com/events

May 6 Shoshoni presents their annual Kids Gymkhana family rodeo fun and games. See true western barrel racing, pole bending and a couple of traditional

games. Food vendors. 6pm. Arena is at 210 S. Maple St. 840-0209. thacker_d@outlook.com May 6-8 Dubois Wyoming Artist Convention. Statewide artists gather for workshops and fun.

Headwaters Arts & Conference Center, 20 Stalnaker St. 455-2117, 455-3153, tlucasart@wyoming.com May 7 Lander Children’s Museum: 1st Annual Mother’s Day 5K, 7:30am. Fun Run/Walk, 1 K—8:30 am (8 & Under) at the Lander City Park. Enjoy a Pancake Breakfast—$5. 405 Fremont St. Registration details: 332-1341, landerchildrensmuseum.org May 7 Riverton The Riverton Museum / Wind River Visitor’s Council Trek: J.B. Okie Mansion in Lysite, 8am-3 pm. Bring a sack lunch and water. Meet at the Museum, 700 East Park Ave. Tickets $6. Register at 856-2665, fremontcountymuseums.com May 7 Riverton Central Wyoming

College United Tribes Spring Powwow: Colorful regalia, Native American drummers, dancers, and Native craft vendors. Gourd dancing begins at 6pm. Grand entry 7pm. Closes at 11pm. CWC gym at 2660 Peck Ave., 8552000, (800) 735-8418, lridgway@cwc.edu, cwc.edu/powwow May 12 Riverton The Riverton Museum / Wind River Visitor’s Council Trek: Boysen Dam Trek, at the mouth of the majestic Wind River Canyon. Bring plenty of water. 8:30-2pm. Meet at the Museum, 700 East Park Ave. Tickets are $6 - all ages welcome. Register at 856-2665, fremontcountymuseums.com May 12 Dubois The Dubois Museum / WY Community Bank Speakers Series. Part 1: Dubois Area Geology talk. (Part 2: is a trek on Sat. May 14.) Dennison Lodge, 7pm, 909 W. Ramshorn St. 455-2284, duboismuseum@gmail.com,

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fremontcountymuseums.com May 14 Dubois The Dubois Museum / Wind River Visitors Council Series: Part 2: Trek of the Dubois Area. Bring a lunch, sunscreen, and water. (Rock hammer if you have one.) Depart 10am sharp. No pets. Dennison Lodge, 909 W. Ramshorn St. All ages register at 455-2284, duboismuseum@gmail.com, fremontcountymuseums.com May 14 Lander Wild Horse Sanctuary Trek. View wild mustangs in their new home.

Meet at the Lander Pioneer, Museum - see a Native American horse culture exhibit before the trek. 10am-Noon. 1443 Main St., 349-6733, 332-3339, wrwhs@gmail.com, facebook.com/WindRiverWildHorse Sanctuary

May 20-22 Lander 2nd Annual Outdoor Weekend & Expo. A consumer show celebrating outdoor skill clinics (shooting, fishing, wildlife and outdoor cooking, etc.). Check out new outdoor gear and trends. Several field trips (bike trips, hikes, birding, etc.) on Sunday, May 22.

TIMES: Friday Noon-8pm, Sat. 9am-7pm, and Sunday TBD. Free. 332-9694, Lander Community & Convention Center, 950 Buena Vista! mjones31957@gmail.com, wyomingoutdoorexpo.com !

May 20-21 Riverton Wild Horse Adoption – see wild mustang horses in training. On May 20, a clinic for the general public is offered at 1-3:30pm which previews the horses available for adoption. On May 21, the gates open for previewing horses at 7:30am – bidding starts at 10:30 am at the Riverton Honor Farm minimum security corrections facility. Inmates work one-on-one with these wild horses to prepare them for social activities and adoption. Call Kathy Fine at 3520302 for details. FREE – public is welcome to spectate. 40 Honor Farm Road. Please see important admission details blm.gov/wy/st/en/programs/Wild_ Horses/honorfarm.html May 21 Lander The Pioneer Museum in Lander is hosting a McDonald’s Children’s Exploration Series program titled, Pioneer Arts & Crafts Day. Kids have the opportunity to explore pioneer activities like tin-smithing, candle making and leather working. Tickets $5.00 per person. 1pm-3pm. 332-3339 to reserve a spot. fremontcountymuseums.com May 21 Shoshoni Ultimate Miniature Bull Riding. Come watch the rodeo stars of tomorrow! Art Shanley Memorial Arena, 210 S. Maple St. 8400209. thacker_d@outlook.com

May 26 Lander Pioneer Museum hosts the Wyoming Community Bank Discovery Speakers Series program: “Wit of Will Rogers and the woman behind the wit, Betty Rogers,” by Richard Maturi. The program highlights the wit of Will Rogers and how his wife, Betty, was the driving force behind Will’s wit and the family business. 7pm8:30pm. 1443 Main St., 332-3339, fremontcountymuseums.com/events/

May 27-28 Ethete Chief Yellow Calf Memorial Club Powwow held on the Ethete Powwow grounds near Blue Sky Hall. Enjoy colorful Native American Indian dancing, traditional food, arts, and crafts. Grand Entry times are: Fri. 7pm & Sat. 6pm. 506 Ethete Rd. 332-5286, info@windriver.org, or aldene.skypeople@yahoo.com May 28 Lander Cowboy State Stock Horse Association (CSSHA) Reined Cow Horse Summer Series #1 Show. Show starts 9 am.

LOTRA indoor arena at 1663 Rodeo Drive. 851-1126, 851-5839

This exciting events calendar is provided by the WIND RIVER VISITORS COUNCIL. Use our hashtag: #windrivercountry

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