Uncategorized | Posted: June 8, 2009
This comes from the Jackson Hole Writers Conference:Cloudveil, leader in inspired mountain apparel, is sponsoring an online reader-judged writing contest for Jackson Hole Writers Conference attendees.Deadline is June 24. Prize
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 8, 2009
The Murie Center in Moose invites you to a four-day natural soundscape workshop, from 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 24, to noon Sunday, June 28, in Jackson Hole. Led by bio-acousticians
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 8, 2009
From a UW press release: Space is available for both University of Wyoming students and non-UW students for a June 13 bus trip to Denver for the Westword Music Showcase.
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 8, 2009
My sketch of Kooser, and notes from the workshop Had the chance to sit in on Ted Kooser’s final session at the Wyoming Writer’s annual conference this past weekend in
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 7, 2009
Wyoming Writers, Inc., wrapped up its general membership meeting at about 9:30 a.m., a bit behind schedule but there were a lot of items to cover. Members voted to institute
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 6, 2009
Perusing the Ralph’s Books tables at the Ramada this morning and saw new books by three Wyoming writers — probably more where that came from. Here are the titles: “Winter
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 6, 2009
Not live-blogging from Wyoming Writers, Inc., conference in Casper — but pretty darn close. Open mic reading at the Ramada Riverside wrapped up about an hour ago. Poems by Pat
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 5, 2009
Tammy Christel wrote an interesting post today on her Jackson Hole Arts Blog about the state of the arts in Jackson as the community enters the tourist season. She includes
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 5, 2009
Tammy Christel wrote an interesting post today on her Jackson Hole Arts Blog about the state of the arts in Jackson as the community enters the tourist season. She includes
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Uncategorized | Posted: June 4, 2009
From a Teton County Public Library press release: As a Peace Corps Volunteer, Josh Swiller faced bloodthirsty mobs, debilitating illness, blackmailing preachers, deadly traffic accidents, scheming and corrupt government officials…all
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The Wyoming Arts Council believes that experiencing the arts should be accessible for all, including people with mental and/or physical disabilities, older adults, military/veterans, people living in institutions and those who lack access to the arts due to geographic isolation, cultural difference and economic hardship.
