This Week in Sheridan

OCTOBER 13 – 19 · SHERIDAN COUNTY, WYOMING

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Public events and activities across Sheridan County for October 13 – 19, each one linked to a public source you can check.

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THE EDIT

This is a community calendar, not a booking ledger. Generic park permits, private parties, practices, setup blocks and facility holds are deliberately excluded. Weather-sensitive events can change, so use the source link before leaving home.

34 listings hidden by your filtersAlso this week: Weekly worship services (25) · Regular schedules (9) · The Hub on Smith (Senior Center) (1)

Tuesday

October 13

4 listings
9–10:30 am
Fitness & get activeArts & exhibitsOutdoors & nature

Ucross Sound Hike

Ucross Art GalleryIn Ucross

"Confluences" is an emplaced sound experience created by Ucross artist-alumni Teri Rueb and Laurids Sonne. It is available via a free downloadable app (iOS and Android) that visitors can run on their mobile phones while walking the land. Interactive areas of sound play as visitors wander, revealing a sonic landscape of sounds recorded over three years that include voices of the Ucross community, former artists-in-residence, local residents of Clear Creek Valley, and field recordings taken in different seasons.

Check source · Sheridan community calendar (Evvnt Discovery)

Wednesday

October 14

6 listings
7–8 pm
Talks, history & booksSheridan College & Whitney CenterOnline & virtual

Science Lecture Series: Nuclear Nanotechnology: How Going Smaller Can Make Large Impacts in Nuclear Energy

W153 Tiered Classroom, 1 Whitney Way, Sheridan, WY, 82801, United States

Wednesday, Oct. 14, 7:00 pm – W153. Free. Attend in person or via zoom. With Liane Moreau, Department of Chemistry, Nuclear Energy Research Center, UW Abstract: Dr. Moreau’s group aims to understand what happens to the structural and electronic properties of the radioactive actinide elements as you make them very small in size, down to the atomic and nanometer length scales. The Moreau group both synthesizes the actinide particles that they study, as well as performs comprehensive characterization on these new systems to understand structure/property relationships. Biosketch:Dr.

Check source · Sheridan College / Whitney Center events (iCal)

Thursday

October 15

4 listings

Friday

October 16

6 listings

Saturday

October 17

6 listings
9–11 am
Outdoors & natureThe Brinton Museum↻ Monthly

Birding at The Brinton

The Quarter Circle A Ranch has long been home to many of our fine feathered friends. Bradford Brinton was an avid collector of books about birds (including the octavo set by John James Audubon and Rex Brasher’s limited-edition folios) and nature art, most of which can be found in the Library of the Historic Ranch House at The Brinton Museum. This monthly activity is a joint effort between The Brinton Museum and the Bighorn Audubon Society that began over 9 years ago. 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Free – All levels welcome!

Check source · The Brinton Museum events (iCal)

Monday

October 19

4 listings
6–8 pm
Theater, film & comedyTalks, history & booksHealth & wellness

Who She Is Public Screening

Buffalo TheaterIn Buffalo

Who She Is tells the story of four individual women caught in the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) epidemic. By bringing these missing women to life on screen, through animation and first-person storytelling, the documentary aims to humanize the people behind the statistics. Audiences will learn each woman's loves and losses and will come to know their story. Through these women, the documentary hopes to shine a light on the wider MMIW epidemic and gendered violence. Join us at The Buffalo Theater, located at 235 S. Main Street, Buffalo, Wyoming.

Check source · Sheridan community calendar (Evvnt Discovery)

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HOW THIS EDITION WAS MADE

Public events, checked at the source.

Every listing comes from a public source: library and school calendars, Sheridan College, Recreation, The Hub, the polo clubs, SCLT, WYO Theater, the YMCA, Brinton, organizer newsletters, public social pages and direct submissions. Each one links back to where it was posted, so you can check it yourself.

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