The Holiday Makers' Market features a variety of handmade wares by local artists and makers, perfect for holiday gift-giving. The show is set up in the Art Association Gallery and Loft and is open during store hours for the convenience of shoppers and participants.
Hi everyone!! Here are art shows, craft fairs, street festivals and vendor events we will be setting up our at booth this year. Hope to see you there! JOIN US for the 46th Annual Labor Day Arts Fair, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday, September 7, 2026 Lions Park, adjacent to the historic train depot at, 11 West 8th Street, in Red Lodge, Montana. At the heart of West Yellowstone lies a passion for wild places and exploring the unknown, where melodies and rhythms unite us all. Our mission is to curate an unforgettable experience through the unique qualities that make West Yellowstone the magical place we all love, that bring people closer while celebrating the universal language of music, art, and the great outdoors. This art fair showcases the talent of artists who live in and around Jackson, WY selling an array of mediums including ceramics, fiber arts, painting, glass, photography, jewelry, and...
The Bad Rock Council could not make Cabin Fever Days happen without the help of their chair members. These vital members of the council organize and maintain their committee throughout the year. This year we are asking for new chair members that are ready to commit to our fundraiser. We are asking that chair members make a point to attend most BRC meetings, whether it be in person or virtual. Please send your letter of interest to badrockcouncil@gmail.com MERCHANDISE: The merch chair works closely with our marketing chair and various merchandise outlets to pull all of needed merchandise together. They are also in charge of our merchandise tent the day of the event. BARS & BUSINESSES: The Bar Chair (or Bastool if you will) is in charge of communicating with the local bars and businesses to gather their event schedules as well as gather their sponsorship packages. OPERATIONS: The operat...
In this hands-on Day Art Camp, kids won't just be making art. They'll be learning how to think like artists. Through drawing, painting, watercolors, acrylics, fiber art, clay, papier-mâché sculpture, and storytelling through imaginative character drawing, students will sharpen their skills, explore new ideas, and bring their imagination to life. Guided by Wyoming PTSB-certified Art Educator Pam Sipe, these camps go beyond arts and crafts. This is real arts education. Work with acrylics on mini and larger canvases, choosing their own subjects Both sessions come together for a gallery-style student art show on August 7, where campers will showcase everything they've created. All materials provided. We bring the paints, canvas, brushes, clay, fabric, and creativity. A note on pricing: The Lander Art Center believes that access to the arts matters. We offer self-selected pricing so you ca...
Fremont Local Market, at 524 E Main St in Riverton, is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 am to 6 pm, closed Sunday and Monday. The market carries goods from more than 100 producers across Wyoming.
The 12th annual Wyoming Outdoor Weekend and Expo runs May 15 and 16, 2026, at the Lander Community and Convention Center, with free admission. Friday brings a happy hour with free drinks and appetizers plus live music from 5 to 8 pm. Saturday opens at 9 am with outdoor seminars, fly casting and fly tying demonstrations, a turkey calling contest, and wraps up with the Wyoming Wildlife Federation's Wild Game Cookoff from 5 to 8 pm.
The Whiskey Rodeo Classic is a high-energy celebration of Western culture, rodeo tradition, and live entertainment in Thermopolis, Wyoming. Produced by Event X Productions, it brings elite athletes and fans together for three days of action, music, and community. Highlights include concerts with Kenny Feidler and the Cowboy Killers on Saturday and Joe Cheyenne on Friday.
NIC Fest returns for its 20th anniversary June 4 through 7, 2026, in downtown Casper at 400 E Collins Dr. The four day celebration of art, culture, music and food kicks off Thursday, June 4, from 4 to 8 pm with a Community Block Party and Art Walk, followed by Friday hours of 4 to 9 pm.
Jackalope Days Vendor Fair is an annual June event in downtown Douglas, Wyoming, centered at Locomotive Park. The Main Street sponsored festival features a car show, vendor booths, live entertainment, a street dance and a beer garden.
Wyoming Brewers Festival, 121 W 15th St, Suite 300, Cheyenne, WY, 82001, United States Friday, June 19: 5-10pm / Saturday, June 20: 3-7pm - VIP: 2-3pm This milestone year is extra special—every sip you enjoy helps preserve the iconic Historic Union Pacific Depot in Downtown Cheyenne. Your ticket does more than get you in the door; it supports the ongoing restoration of this cherished Cheyenne landmark that's been our home and heart. Get ready for exceptional craft beers, live music, delicious food, and the unbeatable community spirit that's made this festival a Cheyenne tradition for 30 years. We make it easy - Choose the sponsorship tier that fits you best and hep keep the Depot rolling into the future. •30 Day Passes to Festival. •8 Tickets to Sponsor Dinner.
Join the Art Association for our popular, three-day Teton Mudpots Sidewalk Sale. This sale will offer pottery, prints, paintings, jewelry and more from artists who create in Art Association studios. It takes place in the Art Association's Glenwood parking lot outside the ceramics studio.Many different clay forms will be available including cups, mugs, bowls of various dimension, plates, platters, pitchers, jars, fermenting crock pots, and sculptures. The ever-popular bargain pottery tables with prices starting as low as $5 will be in abundance and filled with many small cups, bowls and unique forms. Visual artists will have small works for sale including original oil and acrylic on canvas; watercolor, photographs, and monotypes on paper. The event is also a fundraiser with a percentage of sales supporting Art Association studios including the Ceramics, Mixed Media, Painting/Drawing, Printmaking, and Digital Lab and Darkroom.
Wild West Arts Fest (formerly known as Wild West Extravaganza) is a 3-day arts and crafts fair that happens in Cody, Wyoming every July 2, 3, and 4. Known as Stampede Week, this is Cody's busiest weeks of the year. As a result, Wild West Arts Fest usually sees an average of 10,000 visitors. The vendor area is set up around Cody's City Park, directly adjacent to the Kiddie Parade and Stampede Parade route. If you make and sell jewelry, pottery, woodworking, furniture, photography, food items, or another craft, please apply! 2025 Standards & Vendor Information . Includes map of location and show hours of operation. 2026 Craft & General Vendor Application and Contract The show sold out and applications are waitlist only at this time. 2026 Food Vendor Application and Contract The show sold out and applications are waitlist only at this time.
One of the best ways to experience the community spirit of any town is to check out the local fair. Folks and families coming together for exhibitions and competitions of all sorts. And let's not forget those thrill-seekers who will ride any carnival ride that spins around, shoots up in the air or plunges toward the earth! In 1904 the town of Casper, then just 15 years old, held its first fair on record. The state-wide celebration, known as the Industrial Convention was organized, and all surrounding counties were invited to contribute to the exhibitions. In 1947, the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo finally found a home! Along with the excitement of the rodeo, the fair's early years offered up shows with acts like Stan Volera on the Sway Pole, The Pribels, Outstanding Circus Clowns (1953) and "Henry's Liberty Ponies" (1957). Entertainment ranged from cowboy crooners "The Sons of the Pi...
Discover the perfect summer vacation destination! Experience a mix of Wild West history, wholesome family fun, vibrant nightlife, and the spirit of Wyoming
Wyoming Discovery Days is a heritage festival at Hot Springs State Park in Thermopolis, next scheduled for July 10 and 11, 2027. The event features live music from local musicians, storytelling sessions, a Dutch oven cook off, and the annual Dachshund Race and costume contest, with vendor booths open 10 am to 6 pm.
It may not be your first rodeo, but we guarantee it’ll be the first time you’ve brought the Daddy of ’em All into your living room. Experience the thrill of Cheyenne Frontier Days any time, anywhere, through the magic of augmented reality! Feel the thrill, the lights, and the pulse of competition at Cheyenne Frontier Days. Whether you’re drawn by the heart-pounding rodeo action, the unforgettable night shows, or the rich experience of Western culture, you’ll leave with the spirit of a modern cowboy. Join us for an event that will stay with you long after the dust settles. What a show! I enjoyed all the events, especially the rookie bronc riding and the wild horse race. There are a bunch of vendors to check out before the rodeo, and the Indian Village has some cool shows and lots of great shops as well. We went to the pancake breakfast downtown before the rodeo, and they were very effi...
Washakie County Fair runs Fair Week at the Fair Arena, 1485 Airport Road in Worland, with events from July 18 through 25, 2026. Highlights include a cornhole tournament, a jousting and bird show, monster trucks, an outdoor movie, a kids rodeo, and a rodeo and concert closing out the week, with concert tickets around $20.
Create a Website Account - Manage notification subscriptions, save form progress and more. In-person - bring entry form to the Fair Office: 305 W Snow King Ave in Jackson, WY Mail-in - main entry form to the Teton County Fair: PO Box 3075, Jackson, WY 83001 Exhibits are not eligible for judging, to win ribbons or buckles, or to be paid premiums TC Fairgrounds Community Building accessed from N. Karns Ave Exhibitors will be responsible for attaching tags (provided by Fair Office) to their own exhibits
The Art Association of Jackson Hole is pleased to present the annual Art Fair Jackson Hole. A quintessential Jackson Hole summer event, AFJH features professional local and national artists selling fine art and craft including ceramics, paintings, furniture, photography, and much more. Artists and exhibitors are selected through a blind jury process and invited to present their work to thousands of patrons over an extended weekend, Friday through Sunday.
Crook County Fairgrounds is home to the Crook County Fair in Sundance, Wyoming. They host ranch rodeo, youth rodeos and other entertainment throughout the year
Fremont County Fair and Rodeo runs from late July into early August each year at the Fremont County Fairgrounds in Riverton. Vendors can rent booth space by the day or the week, with weeklong rentals covering July 26 through August 2 and requiring a 50 dollar application fee plus a 350 dollar space fee. Exhibitors enter online through the fairgrounds' own entry system.
Jackalope Square Farmer's Market runs Saturday mornings from August through September, starting at 9 a.m., at Jackalope Square, 101 N Fourth Street in Douglas, Wyoming. Vendors from across the state sell farm-fresh produce, baked goods, jams, jellies, sauces and crafts.
