Events in Casper today

Roll up your sleeves for a relaxed weekly clay gathering guided by Dee Lundberg. Beginners and experienced artists can explore, experiment, and create at their own pace while enjoying friendly conversation. Tools are available, and you are welcome to bring your own. The cost is $10 for members and $15 for non-members, plus $1.75 per pound of clay, which includes firing and use of glazes. No registration is required. Space often fills quickly, so early arrival is recommended to secure a spot.

Ava Motherwell brings a selection of her vintage and vintage inspired beads to the shop for a pop-up trunk show. Browse and buy directly from German and Italian offerings that feature Italian polyresin, carved and German resins, vintage lucite and vintage glass, neon colors, leaf and flower shapes, marbled and matte finishes, dangles and hoops, faceted pieces, moonglow effects, novelty and laser cut designs, and mid century modern styles. Sizes span from 4 mm to 60 mm in a wide range of colors. Admission is free.

An expansive trunkshow spotlights the Ava Motherwell Collection with European imports that include vintage glass from Germany, resin beads spanning both vintage and contemporary styles, metals from Italy, lampwork pieces from across Europe, polyresin beads crafted in Italy, and gemstones. Coffee is part of the offering, along with an abundance of beads and a lighthearted atmosphere filled with laughs.

Families can celebrate Kids Day with a special offer. Children 12 and under eat free, limited to one child per paying adult. Kid-friendly favorites are on the menu, including mac and cheese, chicken tenders, pepperoni pizza, and ice cream.

Central Wyoming Hospice and Transitions hosts a support group lunch for widows who are learning to live alone for the first time. The program is tailored to members of the Silent Generation, born 1928 to 1945, and Baby Boomers, born 1946 to 1964. It provides a caring place to talk through the loneliness that can follow the loss of a partner, especially for those who moved from their childhood home straight into marriage and have never lived by themselves. Participants can share experiences, build connection, and receive practical guidance during a difficult transition. For more information, call 307-577-4832.

Race for something all season with the Mike Sedar BMX Track Championship Series. This long-running track tradition features 12 designated race nights where riders collect championship points across the summer. Each night operates just like a standard race night, so there is no extra pressure or intimidation... just spirited laps, points that build toward the standings, and time with the BMX community. Top performers are celebrated at an end of season awards party. Whether you are chasing a plate, aiming for personal milestones, or simply love to ride, the series offers a clear goal to pursue from start to finish. Presented with support from First Gear Fast.

Explore mixed media in a relaxed open studio at ART321. This free session welcomes any project you want to tackle, from painting and drawing to collage and more. Expect a community-centered, creative setting where it is easy to connect with others. Come on your own or with a friend, and settle in at a table alongside fellow makers. All experience levels are welcome. Bring your own work or use supplies on hand, keeping in mind that some items such as clay may require a purchase. Snacks to share are welcome. No registration is required, simply arrive ready to create. This event can fill quickly, so getting there early helps secure a spot.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering event offers free participation in the Standard format. Loaner decks are available for anyone who needs one.

Oil City Beer Company hosts a show packed with heavy music and tongue-in-cheek fun featuring Psychostick and Galactic Empire. Psychostick blends pounding metal with comedy, delivering witty lyrics, crushing grooves, and over-the-top antics that keep the energy high. Galactic Empire reimagines John Williams' iconic Star Wars themes as guitar-driven metal, shaping a powerful, cinematic sound. Fresh craft beer and an indoor food truck will be available. All responsible ages are permitted. Presented by BandWagon Presents.

Local artist and instructor Toby Wayne Larson leads a welcoming, hands-on introduction to clay sculpting at ART321. Through approachable guidance, participants learn core hand-building techniques and explore texture, form, and character while creating original pieces each week. The class suits complete beginners and those interested in expanding beyond the pottery wheel, with a relaxed setting that supports creativity. A monthly glazing session is available for finishing works made in class. Pre-registration is recommended, as the class tends to fill quickly.

Thursday nights at Pizza Ranch mean Wing Nite, with the buffet focused on unlimited wings. Choose traditional or boneless and mix in a variety of sauces to suit your taste. New fries are also on the buffet to complete the meal.

Enjoy a relaxed session dedicated to junk journaling, collage, and playful paper art in a welcoming group setting. The cost is $5 per session. Bring a sack lunch and create alongside fellow paper enthusiasts. Participants are encouraged to bring favorite ephemera, paper scraps, stickers, scissors, glue, a journal, or other collage materials. If supplies are needed, junk journal kits and journals are available for purchase from the Supply Shop, and ART321's mixed media materials will be available to use during the session. Open to experienced journalers and curious beginners, this friendly gathering offers a chance to unwind, get creative, and connect with others.

Cinema at the Station offers a cozy outdoor movie night to kick off a weekend of fall fun with two showings of The Goonies. Guests can enjoy dinner from Salena's Eats & Treats, while The Rialto Soda Fountain serves classic movie snacks. This event is supported by Memorial Hospital of Converse County, UniWyo Credit Union, Haven on The Rock, WyHy Federal Credit Union, and Casper College.

UU Casper hosts a weekly meditation led by Buddhist Stuart Mackenzie. Sessions run an hour and combine periods of seated practice with walking meditation. The gathering takes place every Friday and is open to all, with a special welcome for those new to meditation.

The newly named group Outskirts performs a full 90-minute set of Fleetwood Mac music at Oil City Beer Company. More details will be announced.

A relaxed watercolor session at ART321 offers a welcoming setting for both first-time painters and longtime artists. Guided by experienced artists, participants can learn fundamentals, refine techniques, and enjoy the creative process at their own pace. Materials are available to help you begin right away, and no advance registration is required. The atmosphere is easygoing and community centered, creating space to slow down, meet new people, and make something beautiful. Pricing is $5 for members and $10 for non-members.

Celebrate autumn at Eastridge Mall with activities and entertainment suitable for every age. Enjoy a family friendly atmosphere with food to savor and seasonal items to browse.

At the Cowboy State Expo Craft Fairs in Eastridge Mall, over 115 vendors set up in the mall’s common areas with handmade goods, artisan creations, specialty food items, snacks, and original gift ideas. The marketplace highlights local makers and offers a friendly way to discover something memorable. It is part of a vendor series that takes place throughout the year. Hosted by Rachel Clark.

Taking place at Natrona County Library, this free community skill share brings neighbors together to support one another with practical know-how. Volunteers will be available to assist with resume writing, kitchen skills, sewing and mending, financial advice, and other everyday needs.

Connect with others in the community through shared music-making. This gathering combines open singalong moments with guided musical activities. Take part in singing, sharing songs, discussing lyrics, hands-on music exercises, and collaborative songwriting. Everyone is welcome, from first-timers to seasoned musicians.