History buffs and folks interested in this area’s pictorial heritage are invited to climb aboard the stage running from Walcott Junction, Wyo., to Pearl, Colo., Thursday evening, Nov. 16th.
The towns of Encampment and Riverside came together last Saturday night for an unforgettable Halloween celebration, complete with a thrilling murder mystery pub crawl that captivated the community’s imagination.
This past Saturday, Saratoga residents and visitors came together to celebrate the city’s first-ever Fall Festival, and it was nothing short of a resounding success. The event, held on October 21, offered a delightful blend of music, shopping and family fun.
Train enthusiasts and families gathered at the Platte Valley Community Center on Saturday, October 14, to celebrate the second annual Model Train Show hosted by the Saratoga Museum. This event, designed with family-friendly entertainment in mind, brought together generations of train lovers.
A culinary delight unfolded in Rawlins on October 7, as local residents Casey Shinkle and Megan McComas turned their dream into reality with the “Taste of Wyoming Food Truck Festival and Vendor Show.” The event, hosted at the Carbon County Fairgrounds from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., attracted food enthusiasts from far and wide.
On October 6th and 7th, Rawlins experienced a creative explosion as the Rawlins Downtown art walk, known as ArtBeat, transformed the city’s streets into a vibrant celebration of art and music. With a range of activities and businesses participating, the event offered something for everyone.
Brush Creek Ranch, renowned for its luxurious accommodations and unique offerings, is set to host an exclusive event from September 28 to October 1, inviting women to experience camaraderie while discovering tranquility amidst the breathtaking landscapes that define Brush Creek.
Residents of Saratoga gathered at the picturesque backyard of the Riviera Motor Lodge on Saturday for an unforgettable Fall Fling, an event that brought together families and friends for a day of music and games. The event was open to all and featured live music, delicious food and beverages, classic family games, and a stunning view of the North Platte River as the sunset.
On October 6 and October 7, Rawlins downtown is going to be the host to many artists from many mediums and giving locals and visitors, opportunities to learn from these creative individuals.