Events in Casper today

Get ready for a fun flag football weekend at WYO Sports Ranch, featuring a youth and adult tournament. Registration information is not available yet, but the tournament is planned for August.

A 5k fun run in Casper, Wyoming honors A Pathway to Peace and aims to spread love and peace throughout the town. It continues the support that the Capser Karma Yoga Festival has brought to the community for seven years.

Set in Washington Park in Casper, this heart centered, donation based yoga and wellness festival offers a full day of movement, music, and community connection. Local teachers, healers, artists, vendors, and neighbors come together to share practices that support the body, mind, and spirit. Highlights include energizing vinyasa and grounding yin classes, sound baths, meditation, kids yoga, and a range of workshops for all experience levels. Attendees can explore a lively vendor area, enjoy nourishing food and drinks, listen to live music, and visit the Kids Market where young entrepreneurs share their creations. Contributions follow a give what you can, take what you need approach with suggested donations of $5 to $20. All proceeds support the Seva Project, which helps provide free yoga and wellness offerings to the community. Donations can be made via Venmo or in person. Bringing a yoga mat is encouraged, along with an open heart, for a chance to reconnect, reset, and celebrate community.

Rainbow Pioneers is Casper Pride’s monthly meet-up for those west of 50. Centered on connection and community, it creates a welcoming space for community members and allies to gather, share stories and hard-earned wisdom, swap favorite recipes, and enjoy plenty of humor together.

The Ladies Golf Association presents a season of women's golf centered on camaraderie and friendly competition. Expect a lively atmosphere with opportunities to win prize money, and watch for updates as activities progress. The focus is on getting out on the greens together and making the season the best it can be.

This two-day immersive watercolor workshop led by internationally recognized artist Iain Stewart focuses on perception, process, and discovering your own visual voice. Drawing on decades of painting from life, the experience emphasizes expressive intent over technical polish and encourages painting what you truly observe. Each day includes demonstrations, guided painting, and an optional group critique that helps reshape how you approach watercolor. Using a sketchbook as the main tool, Iain highlights the value of daily drawing and shows how to reduce complex subjects to simple shapes and geometric forms. Expect practical ways to quiet self-doubt, trust your instincts, and build confidence. The format is deliberately streamlined so key ideas are clear and immediately usable in your practice. A suggested supplies list is available.

A high energy weekend of dock diving invites dogs and their humans to experience big air, splashes, and plenty of cheers. All experience levels are welcome, including first-time jumpers, recreational teams, and seasoned competitors, and spectators and families are encouraged to take in the action as canine athletes leap from the dock with enthusiasm. The schedule features a dock diving competition along with try-it opportunities for beginners, guided by experienced staff who focus on a safe and positive introduction to the sport. Dogs that enjoy toys, water, or retrieving often take to it quickly, and no prior experience is required. Family-friendly touches add to the atmosphere, including kids offering lemonade and cookies, and there will be no shortage of amazing dogs to watch. Pre-registration is available online at a price of $25 per splash per dog, with payment due at check-in, and splashes can also be purchased on-site for $30 per dog. Payment is required at check-in for all pre-registered splashes, and refunds are not provided for missed turns. Spectators are welcome to relax, cheer, and enjoy a full slate of dock diving excitement.

Make space for creativity with a casual watercolor session at ART321. Taught by seasoned artists, this supportive class is open to absolute beginners and longtime painters alike. Spend time exploring techniques, playing with color, and enjoying the process in a friendly, community-focused setting. If you are unsure what to bring, basic supplies are available to get you started. No advance sign-up is required, so you can simply drop in. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members.

Read to the animals at the Casper Humane Society in a calm, supportive setting that encourages socialization and ease. Gentle voices and quiet attention help them feel more comfortable around people, making this simple activity a meaningful way to support their well-being.

Created for LGBTQIA+ teens ages 13 to 17, this supportive gathering offers a welcoming place to meet peers, share experiences, and lift each other up. It is a chance to build friendships, explore identity, and feel free to be yourself among others who understand.

Northern Lights Energy and I-REACH 2, Inc. present a reimagined edition of this flagship fundraiser, set in a new setting at The M Building in downtown Casper. The evening centers on curated art, live entertainment, and dining, with elegant dinner music by local musician Michael Stirrett accompanied by violinist Jana Hanni of the Wyoming Symphony Orchestra. Special guest emcee Cathy Holman, known as Prairie Wife in Heels, guides the program and leads the live auction, with a silent auction also planned. Sponsors and VIP ticket holders are welcomed to a dedicated cocktail hour that offers early access to the auction tables and extra time to mingle. This gathering brings together community leaders, businesses, artists, advocates, and supporters to celebrate creativity, inclusion, and opportunity, reflecting a long-running tradition and a shared commitment to advancing high quality supports for adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries in Wyoming. Tickets are available, and cocktail attire is encouraged.

Head to The Rialto Casper for a 21-and-over stand-up comedy night featuring Alex Dragicevich. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the show gets underway at 7:00 PM (Night 2).

Step outside the studio with the Hiking & Yoga Summer Series for a Muddy Mountain outing that blends a moderate 2.5 mile hike with a full outdoor yoga practice, then a hike back together. Practicing in nature brings fresh air, uneven ground, a changing environment, and outdoor sounds that encourage presence and adaptability. Time outdoors can reduce stress, boost mood, and foster a deeper sense of grounding and connection. These gatherings are designed to help you slow down, connect with community, and enjoy the beauty of Wyoming summer. Plan to bring water, sunscreen, a yoga mat, and comfortable hiking shoes and clothing. Specific meeting details and directions are provided after registration. The cost is $15 or covered by a class pass or membership, and space is limited so pre-registration is required.

Created for children ages 6 to 10, this weeklong Pop Culture Camp blends pop art with pop culture for a fun learning experience. Campers explore the beginnings of the Pop Art movement and consider how pop culture has changed through the years. The fee is $140 per child for NIC members and $180 per child for nonmembers.

Toy Town’s Annual LEGO Contest invites builders to create an original model at home, no larger than 24 by 24 by 24 inches. Bring your finished build to Toy Town during the entry week and it will be displayed in the store. Age categories include 6 and under, 7 to 9, 10 to 12, and 13 and up. Entries are judged on creativity, stability, color choices, unique brick use, storytelling, and originality. Prizes are available for participants, and every entrant receives a Toy Town T-shirt. Winners will be announced after the display period. For questions, contact Toy Town by phone at 307-235-0550 or via FB Messenger.

This open group provides a gentle, supportive place to talk about loss, listen to others with shared experiences, and take steps toward healing. It welcomes anyone seeking understanding, comfort, and community during a time of grief.

Settle in for a relaxed, welcoming ceramics session at ART321, guided by Dee Lundberg. This weekly gathering offers space to explore, experiment, and create at your own pace, whether you are just starting out or have years of experience. Expect a friendly atmosphere with plenty of conversation. Tools are available on site, and you are welcome to bring your own. No registration is required, as it works on a drop-in basis. The cost is $10 for members and $15 for non-members, plus $1.75 per pound of clay, which includes firing and access to glazes. The group often fills quickly, so arriving early can help you secure a spot.

Kids Day features a special deal for families. Children 12 and under eat free, limited to one child per paying adult. Favorites on the menu include mac and cheese, chicken tenders, pepperoni pizza, and ice cream.

Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions hosts a supportive gathering for widows navigating life on their own for the first time. It is intended for members of the Silent Generation, born between 1928 and 1945, and Baby Boomers, born between 1946 and 1964. Many in these age groups may not have previously lived alone, having moved from a childhood home directly into married life. After the loss of a partner, loneliness can feel overwhelming, and this group offers guidance and help during a difficult transition. For more information, call 307-577-4832.

Join the Casper Support Group for people with Parkinson’s, care partners, and other loved ones. This is a hybrid meeting, with options to participate in person or online. The group meets for an evening session of support and discussion.

Community Table offers no-cost summer dinners each week, welcoming children and families to sit down to a warm meal. It provides a friendly place to connect with others and find support.

Enjoy a relaxed creative session without the structure of a class. This free mixed media open studio invites you to bring a work in progress or start something new on the spot, whether you want to paint, draw, collage, or experiment with fresh ideas. The focus is creativity, connection, and community. Come solo or with a friend, choose a table, and create alongside others at your own pace. Everyone is welcome, no matter your skill level. Bring a project from home or explore supplies available on site. Some items may need to be purchased, including materials like clay. You are welcome to bring a snack to share. No registration is required. Simply drop in and make art. Space can fill quickly, so arriving early helps you find a seat.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering event focuses on Standard format play. There is no entry fee, and decks are available to borrow for anyone who needs one. It is suitable for players exploring Standard or those who prefer to play without bringing their own cards.

Unwind with an evening yoga session focused on gentle movement and self care. Each evening features a different local instructor who is donating their time to lead the practice. Further information about each night’s instructor and the style of yoga will be shared.

This installment of the Food Truck Food Court features Quesadilla King, Bagels & Badges, Taqueria Cafe Familiar, Chozen Yogurt, Mo's Creole Treats, and I’Scream 4 Wings & Other Things as part of the Summer Schedule.

These midweek gatherings at the station offer a family friendly outing with a rotating monthly theme featuring activities, games, and food trucks. This edition centers on a Back to School theme. Dinner choices include WY Knot Pretzel Co. and Inferno Hott Wheelz, with shaved ice from Curly Wolf Den. Additional details will be shared soon. This Family Fun Night is supported by WyHy Federal Credit Union, Haven on the Rock, UniWyo Credit Union, Memorial Hospital of Converse County, and Casper College.

Get your hands into clay in a welcoming starter course led by MudSlinger Toby Wayne Larson at ART321. This class focuses on hand-building and sculptural methods, guiding participants to explore texture, form, character, and creative ideas in a relaxed setting. Beginners and experienced makers looking to move beyond the wheel will learn essential techniques while creating original pieces over a series of sessions. A special glazing opportunity is available on the last Wednesday of each month during the regular class period for those who want to finish work made in class. Early registration is recommended because the class often fills quickly.

Collective Soul headlines an outdoor concert at The Gaslight Social, presented by Atlas Reproduction Inc. The Atlanta band marked 30 years in 2024 with their 12th studio release, Here to Eternity, created by Ed Roland with Shawn Grove as co-producer and recorded at Elvis Presley’s Palm Springs estate, making them the only other music act to record at that historic location. Their catalog includes a triple Platinum self-titled album from 1995 and eight number one hits, and frontman Ed Roland remains focused on writing and performing new music. The Gaslight Social sets the scene with a lively mix of bar service, party atmosphere, and full concert production. Spacious indoor and outdoor areas make room for mingling and live music, with spots to dance or unwind near the fire pits. The venue’s lineup ranges from themed nights to notable touring artists, creating an energetic backdrop for the show.

Celebrate the music of Queen for one special evening at the Ford Wyoming Center.

Pizza Ranch presents Wing Nite with a buffet built around wings. Choose from boneless and traditional options and pair them with a variety of sauces. New fries are also on the buffet to round out the meal. Come ready to load up your plate and make your perfect wing combination.

An inclusive arts and crafts gathering at Casper Pride Center welcomes people of every ability level in a warm, supportive setting. Each month introduces a new project and all materials are included. You can also create at your own pace, with a variety of supplies and project ideas available whenever you need them. It is open to families and participants of every age, and anyone younger than 13 must be accompanied.