Laramie Plains Civic Center

10/14/2026

Only a few spots left for Friday's workshop! 🔮🍷✨

Tipsy Tarot & Terracotta returns Friday, October 16! Join us at the Laramie Plains Civic Center for an evening of pottery, tarot, and drinks—all while supporting Siren Studios, our community pottery studio.

Bring a friend, get your hands in some clay, and see what the cards have to say. 🖤 Thank you to Big Hollow Food Co-op for helping make the magic happen!

Find details and sign up at: https://www.sirenstudios.art/tipsy-tarot-terracotta

10/11/2026

09/29/2026

IT'S TIME! The 5th annual Artist Sunday Market registration is open for public applications!

This year’s Artists Sunday Artist Market is November 29 from 10:00am to 4:00pm at Laramie Plains Civic Center.

The Artists Sunday Artist Market welcomes original artwork from professionals, students, and craftspersons of all ages, backgrounds, mediums, and skill levels.

➡ Apply now at: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScp4AJhOa1vl6X5JULAl5mMRVq6GWtqYcfj1c262A0hvpCeUg/viewform ⬅

❗ NEW THIS YEAR: During registration, you will be asked to include a link to examples of the artwork you will be selling at the market. You can also email images of your work to [email protected]. All artwork will be reviewed prior to the market. If the use of AI is suspected or confirmed, your registration will be denied. LPCC reserves the right to refuse any vendor application or request for any reason.

❓What is Artists Sunday?
Artists Sunday is a nationwide shopping event during Thanksgiving weekend to encourage local holiday shopping while supporting local artists, makers, and performers. LPCC joins community partners across Laramie to kick-off the holiday shopping season.

Questions?
Contact Jessica Schillinger at [email protected]

09/25/2026

Our Fringe team is still reflecting on the big weekend from this August, reporting back to our funders, and making notes from what we learned. It would seem we're doing this again next year! ☝️ BUT we need help.

Scroll through the graphics below to see some snapshots from Laramie's first Fringe weekend, and let us know if you think you could help lend a hand.

Event planning for Fringe 2027 will start early in the new year, with artist applications opening in mid-February. If you'd like to be on the list to learn about how to be involved in planning, comment below. We'd love your input (and funds, if you have them too!).

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09/23/2026

Assistant Professor Kayla Clark's work will represent Wyoming in “Women to Watch 2027: A Book Arts Revolution,” an international exhibition at the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, D.C., April 14-Aug. 8, 2027. You are invited to a preview Friday, Sept. 25, at the Laramie Plains Civic Center. The reception runs from 5-7 p.m. with a moderated artist discussion from 5:30-6 p.m. in the Phoenix Ballroom. Artwork will be on view in Gorgon Gallery. Congratulations, Kayla! https://www.uwyo.edu/news/2026/09/uws-clark-included-in-international-exhibition-at-national-museum-of-women-in-the-arts-state-level-exhibition.html

09/23/2026

Wyoming Arts Council
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THIS WEEK!

Four Wyoming women artists are bringing their work to communities across the state through Wyoming Women to Watch: A Book Arts Revolution, a new traveling exhibition opening at the Laramie Plains Civic Center.

Featuring work by Jodie Atherton of Laramie, Oakley Boycott of Lander, Katie Christensen of Laramie and Kayla Clark of Laramie, the exhibition explores the diverse forms and creative possibilities of book arts. All four artists were selected for consideration in the National Museum of Women in the Arts’ 2027 Women to Watch exhibition.

The public is invited to celebrate the opening on Sept. 25 with a free reception and a moderated artist discussion led by curator Beth Venn. The conversation will explore the artists’ creative practices, inspirations and experiences as Wyoming artists.

Friday, Sept. 25 | Laramie Plains Civic Center
5–7 p.m. | Public reception, Gorgon Gallery
5:30–6 p.m. | Artist discussion, Phoenix Ballroom

The exhibition will remain on view at the Gorgon Gallery through Oct. 22 before traveling to Lander, Ucross, Jackson and Casper in 2026–27.
The opening reception is free and open to the public. Drinks and light refreshments will be available

Four Wyoming women artists are bringing their work to communities across the state through Wyoming Women to Watch: A Book Arts Revolution, a new traveling exhibition opening at the Laramie Plains Civic Center.

Featuring work by Jodie Atherton of Laramie, Oakley Boycott of Lander, Katie Christensen of Laramie and Kayla Clark of Laramie, the exhibition explores the diverse forms and creative possibilities of book arts. All four artists were selected for consideration in the National Museum of Women in the Arts’ 2027 Women to Watch exhibition.

The public is invited to celebrate the opening on Sept. 25 with a free reception and a moderated artist discussion led by curator Beth Venn. The conversation will explore the artists’ creative practices, inspirations and experiences as Wyoming artists.

Friday, Sept. 25 | Laramie Plains Civic Center
5–7 p.m. | Public reception, Gorgon Gallery
5:30–6 p.m. | Artist discussion, Phoenix Ballroom

The exhibition will remain on view at the Gorgon Gallery through Oct. 22 before traveling to Lander, Ucross, Jackson and Casper in 2026–27.

The opening reception is free and open to the public. Drinks and light refreshments will be available.

09/14/2026

Join AARP Wyoming, Strong Towns, and the City of Laramie for a walk audit of our neighborhood!

They will be covering three areas of town and want a variety of people, ages, and adaptive device users (walkers, canes, wheelchairs, bikes, strollers) to participate, so that when the areas are redesigned, they work for everyone.

It's no secret that our Civic Center corners could use some love. Join the conversation on October 2nd at 1 PM. Find more details in the flyer attached or contact Jennifer at [email protected].

We hope to see ya on the street!

08/27/2026

We're still recovering from Fringe weekend and feeling grateful for everyone who made it happen. From volunteers to partners providing in-kind gear, this event was a labor of love, pulled together on a razor-thin budget and fueled by a whole lot of hopes and dreams!

Please join us in extending our heartfelt thanks to everyone who made this weekend possible. Click through to see who's on our hearts this week.

If you haven't yet, check out the event survey. This helps us *fingers crossed* get more funding for future events and do it all again! Find the attendee survey at: https://wkf.ms/4xoSJgO

All photos from Wyoming Out Loud.