Welcome to Dubois WY

New Location- Nostalgia Bistro
For more information call: St. Thomas Episcopal Church - 307-455-2313

All welcome. Call 455-3058. Town Hall conference room, 6 p.m.

Call 455-2512 or 1-888-873-5208

Attention!!! The 2018 Bighorn Bash dinner is SOLD OUT! You can still purchase Big Four Raffle or 25th Anniversary Raffle tickets to benefit the Center (you need not be present to win).

Big Four Raffle- This year's big four prizes are: Togwotee Mountain Lodge Stay, Bear Basin Adventures Pack Trip, Upper Wind River Valley Angling Package and CM Ranch Stay.
$10 per ticket or $50 for 6 tickets

Special 25th Anniversary Raffle- Bighorn Ram's Horn carving by Monte Baker. 
$25 per ticket or $100 for 5 tickets

Please Visit- bighorn.org to purchase raffle tickets.
For more details please call 307-455-3429 or email info@bighorn.org.

Instructor: Claudia Janiszewski
The haku lei is perhaps the most traditional style of lei- this method of braiding foliage on natural fibers dates back to the earliest Hawaiians, and remains extremely popular for weddings and graduations. Participants will be taught how to make a haku lei and will be provided with the flowers and material to make one in class. All you need to bring is your favorite wine, beer or other beverage, a few of your friends and, of course, your creativity!Call 455-2625

Awana is an international evangelical Christian nonprofit organization founded in 1950, headquartered in Streamwood, Illinois. The mission of Awana is to help "reach kids, equip leaders and change the world for God."

Project Management: Creating a Project and Measuring its Success (Adult Only)
Instructor: Claudia Janiszewski
This training is provided to assist participants in how to create new projects, or replicate projects currently in existence. Additionally, exercises and worksheets will be provided and will be useful in securing funding in the future.This class is designed to be a very "hands on" approach and will identify real needs in our community that could be pursued for future funding. This class is cosponsored by the Dubois Chamber of Commerce.
Time: 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm
Location: Adult Education and Cyber Center
$25.00

Call 455-2625

Suicide: The Ripple Effect- When Kevin Hines jumped from the Golden Gate Bridge, he had no way of knowing he would be one of the very few that would survive the jump... Light Refreshments, Free! For more information contact St. Thomas Episcopal Church 307-455-2313

All Welcome. Call 455-3058
Town Hall Conference Room

If you need some good strong cordage and you don't have any, it can be a life saver to know how to make cordage for fishing line, bow strings or bow drill cord. Cordage is available all around in nature, if you know which materials to use and the proper technique to make it.
$20

Call 455-2512 or 1-888-873-5208

Instructor: Cindy Reinitz Jackenlen
Lace a pair of Ojibwa style wood snowshoes, perfect for traipsing through deep, mountain snows. Ojibwa snowshoes have a tipped up pointed toe that brakes easily through deep snow without acting like a shovel, and the size provides surface flotation area of up to 700 square inches. The lacing is a nylon "Tex Deck" that, when varnished, looks like rawhide, but is lighter and more durable, These beautiful, traditional snowshoes will last for many years if properly cared for. Snowshoes must be varnished at home after class. Instructions will be given in class, Students may decide on an additional dates for varnishing as a group with the instructor. Indicate size when registering for class:
Small- 10 X 48", up to 140 #
Medium- 11 X 54", 130-240 #
Large- 12 X 60", 6' tall and 210 # or greater
First Group:
Dates: Friday, November 9 and Saturday November 10
Time: Friday 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 p.m.
$75.00

There will be homemade biscuits and gravy sold in the morning. Soup will be sold in the afternoon. Proceeds from the sale will support the Dubois Travel Club.

Lace a pair of Ojibwa style wood snowshoes, perfect for traipsing through deep, mountain snows. Ojibwa snowshoes have a tipped up pointed toe that brakes easily through deep snow without acting like a shovel, and the size provides surface flotation area of up to 700 square inches. The lacing is a nylon "Tex Deck" that, when varnished, looks like rawhide, but is lighter and more durable, These beautiful, traditional snowshoes will last for many years if properly cared for. Snowshoes must be varnished at home after class. Instructions will be given in class, Students may decide on an additional dates for varnishing as a group with the instructor. Indicate size when registering for class:
Small- 10 X 48", up to 140 #
Medium- 11 X 54", 130-240 #
Large- 12 X 60", 6' tall and 210 # or greater
First Group:
Dates: Friday, November 9 and Saturday November 10
Time: Friday 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 p.m.
$75.00

The VFW Auxiliary will honor all Veterans and their families with a dinner.
Thank you to all who have served, those who continue to serve and their families.

Call 455-2990 to reserve a seat.

Instructor: Adria Trembly
Learn how to ado advanced formulas such as minimum and averages, sort data, create and manipulate charts and other advanced formatting. For the more experienced Excel user. Microsoft Excel will be 2016 taught. Completion of Intro to Microsoft Excel 1 courses is recommended.

Cost: $25

All welcome. Call 455-3058. Town hall conference room, 6 p.m.

Operation Child Mission Night- Awana is an international evangelical Christian nonprofit organization founded in 1950, headquartered in Streamwood, Illinois. The mission of Awana is to help "reach kids, equip leaders and change the world for God."
Contact Tricia Kelly @ 851-7281 if you have any questions!

Project Management: Creating a Project and Measuring its Success (Adult Only)
Instructor: Claudia Janiszewski
This training is provided to assist participants in how to create new projects, or replicate projects currently in existence. Additionally, exercises and worksheets will be provided and will be useful in securing funding in the future.This class is designed to be a very "hands on" approach and will identify real needs in our community that could be pursued for future funding. This class is cosponsored by the Dubois Chamber of Commerce.
Time: 6:00 pm- 8:00 pm
Location: Adult Education and Cyber Center
$25.00

All welcome. Call 455-3058.

Town hall conference room, 6 p.m.

Call 455-2512 or 1-888-873-5208.

Lace a pair of Ojibwa style wood snowshoes, perfect for traipsing through deep, mountain snows. Ojibwa snowshoes have a tipped up pointed toe that brakes easily through deep snow without acting like a shovel, and the size provides surface flotation area of up to 700 square inches. The lacing is a nylon "Tex Deck" that, when varnished, looks like rawhide, but is lighter and more durable, These beautiful, traditional snowshoes will last for many years if properly cared for. Snowshoes must be varnished at home after class. Instructions will be given in class, Students may decide on an additional dates for varnishing as a group with the instructor. Indicate size when registering for class:
Small- 10 X 48", up to 140 #
Medium- 11 X 54", 130-240 #
Large- 12 X 60", 6' tall and 210 # or greater
First Group:
Dates: Friday, November 16 and Saturday November 17
Time: Friday 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 p.m.
$75.00

Join Center staff for a driving tour and short trek to a local bighorn sheep viewing area. A light breakfast will be provided. $15 donation per person.

Buy Your Christmas Gifts Early! Yard Sale Items and Craft Items- 307-455-2990. Biscuit and Gravy $4.00

Lace a pair of Ojibwa style wood snowshoes, perfect for traipsing through deep, mountain snows. Ojibwa snowshoes have a tipped up pointed toe that brakes easily through deep snow without acting like a shovel, and the size provides surface flotation area of up to 700 square inches. The lacing is a nylon "Tex Deck" that, when varnished, looks like rawhide, but is lighter and more durable, These beautiful, traditional snowshoes will last for many years if properly cared for. Snowshoes must be varnished at home after class. Instructions will be given in class, Students may decide on an additional dates for varnishing as a group with the instructor. Indicate size when registering for class:
Small- 10 X 48", up to 140 #
Medium- 11 X 54", 130-240 #
Large- 12 X 60", 6' tall and 210 # or greater
First Group:
Dates: Friday, November 16 and Saturday November 17
Time: Friday 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Saturday 9:00 am - 5:00 p.m.
$75.00

Instructor: Tactical Solutions International, Inc.
This course is designed to train, qualify and certify those individuals who would like to obtain their CFP or would like to have the training to carry a firearm responsibly. All targets, training materials and Wyoming CFP applications will be provided, Students should bring their personal firearm (semi-auto or revolver), holster, extra magazine/ speed loader pouch (if you have one), a minimum of 50 rounds of ammunition an a small notebook. The course will cover Wyoming gun laws, ammunition and firearms selection for concealed carry holster, and ancillary equipment selection, loading and unloading a firearm: safe storage requirements, concealment, garment, purses an carriers, use of deadly force and the use of force continuum, legal implication on the use of deadly force, use o cover, engagement tactics and post-shooting protocols, interface with law enforcement, live fire practice and qualification, and much more!

Cost: $90

St. Thomas' Episcopal Church will be providing Thanksgiving boxes again this year. There will be a choice of a whole turkey precooked turkey breast or precooked ham, along with items to make a holiday meal. Pickup date: November 17 10:00 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. St. Thomas Community Room Call 455-2313

$5 Cover Charge- Must be 21 years old. Live Entertainment & Appetizers! A great way to prepare for Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's!

Instructor: Laurie Ideker
Come spend an evening with us painting, socializing and enjoying life- a great stress reliever! We provide all you need to paint with, plenty of instruction for those that want it and all of the supplies needed. There will be a cash bar to help with the good times. Create art, no talent, required! Sample art will be available for viewing at the CWC office prior to each session. Limited to 1 students in each session.

Cost: $35