Food for Thought Summer Market
- The Food for Thought Summer Market season is quickly approaching, and boy do we have some surprises for you!
For starters, the Summer Markets are moving back to Tuesday nights, and will now be held at David Street Station, sponsored by WCDA. We have also extended the market time, so the Summer Market will now take place from 5-8pm under the twinkle lights throughout the market area.
We will have a wide variety of vendors selling their locally handmade, homemade and homegrown goods to meet all of your wants and needs, including fresh produce, dairy products, farm fresh eggs, local meats, baked goods, body care products, home decor, locally roasted coffee and much, much more.
In addition to shopping, you can also enjoy live entertainment, food trucks, cold adult beverages, free cooking demo’s, kids activities through our POP Club for Kids and more, so why not bring the whole family and make an evening out of it?
We also accept the Wyoming EBT Card and offer Double Up Food Bucks that provides free produce to EBT Card users.
Sponsorship opportunities are available now! To inquire about becoming a sponsor of the Food for Thought Summer Market, give us a call today at 307.337.1703.
Tiny People Summer At Camp at Pottery By You
- Fun classes for the tiny people in your life – aged 2-5yrs. We’ll read a story, make something cool and have a snack! Two great times to choose from morning (10:15-11:15)am OR evening (6-7pm).
Yoga on the Labyrinth
- Tiyanna Hargrove is teaching Tuesday’s Circle class. Please bring $10 cash to pay the teachers. We also request a nonperishable food item for Wyoming Food for Thought Project. 14 and under are free. Downtown Tuesdays are awesome. We encourage you to bike, walk, ride, or even kayak to class. Make sure you hit the Farmer’s Market at its new location at David Street Station. f you can’t afford $10, talk to us. We will help you Join The Circle. You must sign a waiver to participate and to be entered in fabulous prize drawings from local business partners. Follow the Friends of the Circle page event in case of inclement weather or other announcements. Starts at 5:30.
Never Too Old Book Club: The Port Chicago 50: Disaster, Mutiny
- A book discussion of young adult novel “The Port Chicago 50: Disaster, Mutiny, and the Fight for Civil Rights” by Steve Sheinkin will be held on Tuesday, July 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Crescent Moon Coffee Stop. The Never Too Old Book Club, sponsored by the Natrona County Library, discusses young adult literature with adult appeal. The group is open to both teens and adults, with parent-teen pairs especially encouraged. Pick up your free copy of “The Port Chicago 50: Disaster, Mutiny, and the Fight for Civil Rights” at the Natrona County Library’s second floor service desk. Call 577-READ for more information.
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