Events in Casper, WY

This open support group offers a compassionate space for people experiencing loss to share, listen, and connect with others. Anyone seeking comfort, understanding, and support through grief is welcome.

Clay Collective is a relaxed, welcoming weekly gathering led by Dee Lundberg. Explore and experiment with clay at your own pace, whether you are new to it or have years of experience. All skill levels are welcome, and tools are available, though you can bring your own. The clay fee includes firing and glaze use, and the group offers a chance to create and connect through good conversation.

Enjoy painting stoneware at Pottery By You, with sessions offered one week each month. Online booking is available, and days and times are limited.

Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions hosts a support group for widows in the Silent Generation and Baby Boomer generations who are adjusting to living alone for the first time. The group offers guidance and assistance for coping with loneliness after the loss of a partner.

Enjoy a free, open studio session for creative projects without the structure of a class. Bring something you are working on or start a new project using materials available in the studio. Painting, drawing, collage, and experimentation are all welcome, and some materials, such as clay, may need to be purchased. The space welcomes all skill levels and offers a place to create alongside others. Bring a friend or a snack to share if you like. No registration is needed.

Play Magic: The Gathering in the Standard format at this free weekly event. Decks are available to borrow.

Celebrate the veteran in your life with a complimentary meal. There is no limited menu, and the meal is a way to express gratitude to veterans. The event previously served more than 500 veterans across the state, with a goal of serving 700 this year.

Drawn Together is a welcoming arts and crafts group for creators of every ability. It offers a supportive place to explore your artistic side, whether you want to try a new monthly project or work at your own pace. Materials, ideas, and supplies for the featured project are provided, and a variety of options are available at all times. All ages and families are welcome, and participants under 13 should be accompanied by an adult.

Enjoy a creative lunch break with junk journaling, collage, paper play, and community. Bring your own lunch and favorite collage materials, such as ephemera, paper scraps, stickers, scissors, glue, or a journal. Participants can also purchase kits and journals from the Supply Shop and use ART321’s mixed media supplies. All experience levels are welcome, whether you journal regularly or are curious to try it for the first time.

Everyone is welcome at this weekly meditation led by Buddhist Stuart Mackenzie. The hour-long session combines sitting and walking meditation and is open to all, especially those who are new to meditation.

Rainbow Pioneers is Casper Pride’s monthly meetup for those west of 50. It centers on connection and community, offering a friendly place for community members and allies to gather, share stories and wisdom, swap recipes, and enjoy some laughs.

Spend time exploring watercolor in a relaxed, welcoming class led by experienced artists. Beginners can learn the basics, while more experienced painters can refine their skills. All skill levels are welcome, and supplies are available to get started. The class offers an easygoing, community-focused space to slow down, meet new people, and enjoy making art. There is no registration required. Members pay $5, and non-members pay $10.

Celebrate the season by crafting a vase arrangement filled with fresh flowers, rich autumn tones, and lush foliage. This hands-on workshop welcomes beginners and seasoned DIY enthusiasts, with friendly guidance from floral designers to help you create a centerpiece perfect for a dining table, entryway, or any favorite spot at home. The experience includes a vase, fresh blooms and seasonal greens, all necessary design supplies, step-by-step instruction, and a finished fall arrangement to take home. Advance registration is required, and seating is limited to keep the experience personal and interactive. If plans change, refunds and credits are available based on timing. Cancellations made 48 hours or more before the workshop receive a full refund. Cancellations within 24 to 48 hours receive store credit toward a future workshop. Cancellations less than 24 hours before the workshop are not eligible for refunds or credit, and no-shows are not eligible for refunds or credit. Tickets can be transferred to another person, with advance notice requested so attendee information can be updated. If attendance is not possible, contact the organizer as soon as possible. Depending on the project and material availability, Keefe's Flowers may be able to prepare a DIY take-home kit that includes workshop materials and access to an instructional video. Availability is not guaranteed and is offered at the discretion of Keefe's Flowers. Participants using a Workshop Warrior Punch Card earn a punch for every workshop they attend, receive 25 percent off eligible in-store purchases on the workshop day, and unlock additional rewards over time.

Connect with others through music in a welcoming group that blends freestyle sing-alongs with facilitated musical experiences. Share a song, sing together, discuss lyrics, take part in music activities, or try songwriting. Everyone is welcome, regardless of musical skill.

Learn about care and support for Wyoming energy workers, including those who worked at a uranium mill, at a free educational lunch event in Casper. Seating is limited, and registration is requested.

Queer Teen Space offers a safe, affirming place for LGBTQIA+ teens ages 13 to 17 to connect, share, and support one another. Teens can make friends, explore their identities, or spend time in a space where they can be themselves.

Local author BJ Largent will share her book, followed by a painting activity where participants create fun projects. Hosted at Pottery By You, it blends an author reading with a hands on art session.

Now in its third year, Barn Lights & Mistletoe Nights returns to The Barn by the Five Deuces with a cozy holiday setting centered on shopping that supports small businesses. Attendees can connect with the community and enjoy special holiday cocktails and mocktails. Vendor applications are available only through SpaceValue Apothecary.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at Bookin’ It with holiday deals and bookish goodies. Buy one used book and get a second used book 50% off, and receive a free Advance Reader Copy with every purchase. Browse for a new favorite read or a gift for a book lover while supporting a local bookstore.

Take part in a Standard Constructed tournament at Competitive Rules Enforcement Level. Decklists are required. A box of Star Trek is offered as a prize, with at least eight players required for box prizing; pack prizes increase if fewer than eight players participate.

Connect with others in the community through music in a welcoming group that blends freestyle singing with facilitated musical activities. Take part in singing, sharing songs, discussing lyrics, and songwriting. Everyone is welcome, whatever their musical experience.

Celebrate the season at Eastridge Mall with the annual two day, free Cowboy State Expo focused on Christmas food and drinks. More than 200 vendors fill the mall halls, including the old Macy’s, offering family friendly food, fun, and gift ideas. A kids market also pops up in the old Macy’s. Some vendors may pack up early if they are traveling from out of town, and Yoders Amish store is closed on Sunday.

Browse a wide range of handmade crafts, specialty foods, snacks, and unique gifts from more than 115 vendors. The craft fairs offer a chance to discover artisan goods and support local makers.

An open songwriting and sharing session at CitiWerks Cafe & Bistro guided by experienced songwriters, including Sue Morrison of A Band Named Sue, Cory McDaniel of The Cory McDaniel Duo, Nick Cantine of Pleasure People, and Chad and Sam Lore. Anyone curious about how songs take shape is welcome to observe the process, and musicians can bring songs in development to share and receive feedback within a supportive community.

Participate in a creative session focused on stoneware painting. Opportunities are offered during one week each month, with a limited selection of days and times.

A longtime community craft fair returns with a celebration of creativity, local talent, and small businesses. Casper area makers and artists gather for a two day indoor marketplace at Sunrise Shopping Center, offering handmade goods, distinctive gifts, and one of a kind finds. The setting is family friendly, easy to stroll, and especially supportive of creators who do not yet have storefronts. Shoppers can meet the people behind the work and support a tradition rooted in local craftsmanship. Vendor applications are accepted in person only at the Sunrise Shopping Center Management Office, and the booth fee is $75. Returning vendors have an earlier application window than new vendors. Only Patricia Miller and Matthew Hawley process applications, and any claims of accepting applications or payments online or in comments are not affiliated with Sunrise Shopping Center.

Krampus by Brom takes center stage for a holiday horror discussion. The novel blends old myths, sly magic, and a wicked kind of festive cheer as the legendary Krampus faces off with Santa Claus. Look forward to a spirited conversation that embraces the season’s darker side. Ugly sweaters and holiday spirit are optional, while an appetite for frights is very welcome.

Browse Cowboy State Expo vendors for last-minute gifts, unique stocking stuffers, and something sweet for the table. This family-friendly event offers free entry and something for everyone.