Science Loves Art is a local nonprofit organization with the goal to support local artists while bringing a collaboration of science and art to the community through events and programs. Uniting scientists and artists around Wyoming, this nonprofit reaches out to Laramie community members, rural
Here is this week’s featured resident of the Laramie Animal Shelter. If you are interested in adopting, please visit the shelter (opening times below). Share this post to spread the word about Legs! Legs is looking for a flock to tend. He has an attention to
A message from Relative Theatrics: “Robots have finally advanced enough to realize they can do everything better than humans – except make art. The robots have done away with all humans except for a select few artists. When one human is tasked with teaching a
United Way and Relative Theatrics are co-sponsoring a virtual talent show fundraiser for local and statewide nonprofit organizations that will be publicly aired tonight (Friday, October 16th) at 5:30PM (MST). Eleven different local talent acts will represent eleven organizations, and audience members can vote for
Brianna Boyle, Owner and Director of Dance Studio B, is meeting the challenges of producing a performance, keeping her studio running, and helping the Laramie community stay safe during the Covid-19 pandemic. “One of the great teaching tools that you receive in the dance world
The Wyoming Small Business Development Center Network (SBDC) is launching a free CARES Act Recovery Program to help Wyoming small businesses grow and thrive through the Covid-19 Pandemic. The program offers free training, free webinars, and free one-on-one advising for small businesses. These resources will
The University of Wyoming Theatre and Dance Department will be presenting a live virtual comedy play titled “Asking Strangers The Meaning of Life” starting on September 24th and running through October 3rd. The made-to-be-virtual play is written and directed by department faculty member and playwright
Over the summer, Shyam Umamaheshwar and Tripti Anandan decided to start their own local business; cooking and selling traditional Indian cuisine to the Laramie community through their custom-built Curry Time food truck. All recipes served at Curry Time by Shyam and Tripti are traditional Indian
A full-time local artist and stay at home mom, Tara Pappas is offering subscriptions to her “Cheer Mail” project with the hope to connect and bring joy to Laramie community members. This twelve-month long project gives subscribers access to a monthly art piece through a
Rose Curtis, an aspiring Laramie photographer, is creating a photo project in which she photographs Laramie citizens on their porches calling the project Porch Portraits. Residing in Laramie since roughly 2009, Curtis is a University of Wyoming alumni and currently works as a business manager/service