Come celebrate 6 years on August 24th!

7pm is our annual keg toss contest.

Lacy Nelson takes the Red Cliff Stage at 8pm.

Linda will be selling her Fry Bread Tacos!

And we will be serving complimentary cake!

The Customer Appreciation BBQ is making its return Tuesday, August 20, 2019 on the Washakie County Courthouse Lawn!!! Visit your favorite business for tickets and be there to support our Washakie County School Activities

Open to the public! Come on down and participate in our monthly meeting!

This month we will be meeting in Worland.

Wood Belly

    Bluegrass has become a mainstay in Colorado.  The music of the mountains speaks to us and we can feel it in our souls.  When a band like Wood Belly comes along to channel it, the sky is the limit.  Led by a pair of prolific songwriters, their songs are carefully and collectively crafted to ring out with honesty and passion.  Wood Belly blends traditional bluegrass with modern songwriting and whether you’re spinning your partner around or hanging on every word, the result is the same.  You’re left smiling and wanting more.  2018 has been an exciting year as the group released their debut album, “Solid Ground” and won the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition.

     Wood Belly was born when Chris Weist (Mandolin) met Craig Patterson (Guitar) and Chris Zink (Dobro) at the Rockygrass Festival in 2015.  Within a year they had teamed up with Aaron McCloskey (Banjo) and Taylor Shuck (Bass) and the music immediately fell into place.   Since then the band has played at an ever expanding list of great venues including the Mishawaka amphitheater, the Fox Theater (Boulder), and Cervantes (Denver).  Their festival resume includes the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Rapidgrass, the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown, the Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival, The Wyoming State Bluegrass and BBQ festival, Snowygrass, Grapes and Grass, and more. 

For more check out http://www.woodbellymusic.com

Blue Canyon Boys

The Blue Canyon Boys are equal parts purists and innovators when it comes to Bluegrass: they stay true to the form’s roots while constantly reimagining their relationship to tradition. The result is a toe-tapping mix of haunting standards, genre-bending arrangements, and catchy original numbers—all built on the bedrock of their collective bluegrass mastery.

    Ever since founding members Jason Hicks and Gary Dark launched the Blue Canyon Boys in 2006, the Blue Canyon Boys have raised the bar for bluegrass bands. They bring it all: seamless brother-duet style, crisp instrumentation, unvarnished lyrics and subversive humor. After winning first place 2008 Telluride Bluegrass festival band contest, the Blue Canyon Boys went off at full tilt, taking the bluegrass circuit by storm, performing in illustrious venues across the country as well as internationally.
Their distinctive sound, honed from over a decade of performing together, moves easily from instrumental wizardry to playful ribbing. Ultimately and repeatedly, they hit a high note—the rare confluence of harmony that leaves the soul ajar.

    The seasoned quartet features Gary Dark on mandolin, Jason Hicks on guitar, Drew Garrett on bass, and Zach Daniels on banjo. Their latest album, eponymously called The Blue Canyon Boys, is perhaps their most polished and poignant yet. Classic bluegrass, clean and raw, blends effortlessly with the band’s homegrown compositions, then peppered with a judicious cover or two, such as the band’s riveting take on Pink Floyd’s “Time.”
Whether calling on their old timey musical roots or reconnoitering the future, the band’s musical prowess never wavers. This is high lonesome sound at its best: a driving pulse that weaves through harmonies and fierce rhythms, always with the reminder that as long as the music plays we are never quite alone.

The Brothers Parker

A five piece Bluegrass Band from Montana USA,covering Classic and Contemporary Bluegrass – Country and Gospel.  They have recently finished their first CD and a tour of Ireland.

    The Band features : John and Billy Parker – hence the name The Brothers Parker.

    Billy on Mandolin and Vocals and John on Bass and Vocals. They both have nearly 40 years experience playing Bluegrass Music.

    Tyler James on Banjo and Vocals is an award winning Banjo Player – winning 1st place at the Rockygrass Banjo Championship – the Arizona State Banjo Championship and the Huckleberry Finn Bluegrass Festival Banjo Championship.

    Isaac Callender – a multi instrumentalists, will be making his second tour of Ireland. He previously toured with Jeff Scroggins and Colorado.He will be on Fiddle, Guitar and Vocals,

    Louise Steinway on Fiddle, guitar,  and Vocals completes the lineup of the band. She has played for over 20 years with her family band.

Wood Belly

    Bluegrass has become a mainstay in Colorado.  The music of the mountains speaks to us and we can feel it in our souls.  When a band like Wood Belly comes along to channel it, the sky is the limit.  Led by a pair of prolific songwriters, their songs are carefully and collectively crafted to ring out with honesty and passion.  Wood Belly blends traditional bluegrass with modern songwriting and whether you’re spinning your partner around or hanging on every word, the result is the same.  You’re left smiling and wanting more.  2018 has been an exciting year as the group released their debut album, “Solid Ground” and won the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition.

     Wood Belly was born when Chris Weist (Mandolin) met Craig Patterson (Guitar) and Chris Zink (Dobro) at the Rockygrass Festival in 2015.  Within a year they had teamed up with Aaron McCloskey (Banjo) and Taylor Shuck (Bass) and the music immediately fell into place.   Since then the band has played at an ever expanding list of great venues including the Mishawaka amphitheater, the Fox Theater (Boulder), and Cervantes (Denver).  Their festival resume includes the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Rapidgrass, the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown, the Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival, The Wyoming State Bluegrass and BBQ festival, Snowygrass, Grapes and Grass, and more. 

For more check out http://www.woodbellymusic.com

Blue Canyon Boys

The Blue Canyon Boys are equal parts purists and innovators when it comes to Bluegrass: they stay true to the form’s roots while constantly reimagining their relationship to tradition. The result is a toe-tapping mix of haunting standards, genre-bending arrangements, and catchy original numbers—all built on the bedrock of their collective bluegrass mastery.

    Ever since founding members Jason Hicks and Gary Dark launched the Blue Canyon Boys in 2006, the Blue Canyon Boys have raised the bar for bluegrass bands. They bring it all: seamless brother-duet style, crisp instrumentation, unvarnished lyrics and subversive humor. After winning first place 2008 Telluride Bluegrass festival band contest, the Blue Canyon Boys went off at full tilt, taking the bluegrass circuit by storm, performing in illustrious venues across the country as well as internationally.
Their distinctive sound, honed from over a decade of performing together, moves easily from instrumental wizardry to playful ribbing. Ultimately and repeatedly, they hit a high note—the rare confluence of harmony that leaves the soul ajar.

    The seasoned quartet features Gary Dark on mandolin, Jason Hicks on guitar, Drew Garrett on bass, and Zach Daniels on banjo. Their latest album, eponymously called The Blue Canyon Boys, is perhaps their most polished and poignant yet. Classic bluegrass, clean and raw, blends effortlessly with the band’s homegrown compositions, then peppered with a judicious cover or two, such as the band’s riveting take on Pink Floyd’s “Time.”
Whether calling on their old timey musical roots or reconnoitering the future, the band’s musical prowess never wavers. This is high lonesome sound at its best: a driving pulse that weaves through harmonies and fierce rhythms, always with the reminder that as long as the music plays we are never quite alone.

The Brothers Parker

A five piece Bluegrass Band from Montana USA,covering Classic and Contemporary Bluegrass – Country and Gospel.  They have recently finished their first CD and a tour of Ireland.

    The Band features : John and Billy Parker – hence the name The Brothers Parker.

    Billy on Mandolin and Vocals and John on Bass and Vocals. They both have nearly 40 years experience playing Bluegrass Music.

    Tyler James on Banjo and Vocals is an award winning Banjo Player – winning 1st place at the Rockygrass Banjo Championship – the Arizona State Banjo Championship and the Huckleberry Finn Bluegrass Festival Banjo Championship.

    Isaac Callender – a multi instrumentalists, will be making his second tour of Ireland. He previously toured with Jeff Scroggins and Colorado.He will be on Fiddle, Guitar and Vocals,

    Louise Steinway on Fiddle, guitar,  and Vocals completes the lineup of the band. She has played for over 20 years with her family band.

15th Annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival
FREE ADMISSION
Competitors - Sign up NOW!!

SATURDAY, AUGUST 17TH

7:30am- 5K BBQ Bluegrass Run 
8:00am-9:30am Pancake Breakfast (between the white and green buildings)
8:00am – 4:00pm- Car Show
9:30am – Kids Q (in the middle of BBQ Park)

10:00am – Judges Check-in

11:00am- Kids Q Awards (on stage)
11:00am – 12:15pm Open Jam Session
12:00 Noon- Competition begins for cookers

12:30- 1:30pm- The Brothers Parker
1:45- 2:45- Blue Canyon Boys
2:30- 3:30pm- Peoples Choice sampling
3:00- 4:00pm- Woodbelly
4:15- 4:45pm- BBQ Awards (on stage)
5:00- 6:00pm The Brothers Parker
6:15-7:15pm- Blue Canyon Boys
7:30- 8:30pm- Woodbelly
Event closes Saturday at 10:00pm

14th ANNUAL BBQ/BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Each year, the 3rd weekend in August, over 25 BBQ teams compete at our festival in Worland, Wyo. for prizes totaling $10,000! This event draws nearly 2000 spectators.

AT THE FESTIVAL
The Washakie County Fairgrounds is a large grassy area, surrounded by plenty of shade trees. Be sure to bring your lawn chairs. No pets are allowed at the festival. BBQ smoking is all that is allowed on the fairground property; please do not bring tobacco products.

BONE BUCKS
All purchases at the BBQ Festival must be made with bone bucks which can be bought at the two onsite Pinnacle Bank locations. Bone Bucks are used in order to ensure vendors get paid appropriately. This also helps maintain free admission into the festival. If you have unused Bone Bucks, you can cash them back in, but at the festival only. No bone bucks will be cashed back in after the festival closes. You can also save unused Bone Bucks for use at the next years festival or donate them back.

LOCATION
Worland is located in the middle of the beautiful Big Horn Basin half way between Casper, Wyo. and Billings, Mont. Turn at the junction of State Highway 433, on Highway 16/20 and then follow to the fairgrounds. This friendly little town with a big heart invites you to not only attend our free festival, but to enjoy the other sights around the area. Taste mouthwatering BBQ while listening to fabulous Bluegrass musicians. Bring the family and enjoy tasty food while visiting with friends.

KID ZONE
The Wyoming BBQ and Bluegrass Festival is a family-friendly event! That’s why we have our kid zone set up! Plenty of kid friendly activities such as bouncy toys, face painting, kiddie train, and dunking booth. A nominal fee may be charged for some of these activities. We even have a BBQ competition for the kiddos on Saturday morning.

OBSTACLE COURSE BY NATIONAL GUARD
The obstacle course is roughly 140 feet long and 15 feet wide. It includes a climbing wall and a slide at the end. All ages will be allowed on the obstacle course. A waiver will be required and must be signed by a parent or guardian if the participant is under 18. The top time for 16-years-old and above will receive a prize at the end of the day. Lanyards and water bottles will be handed out at the event.

OTHER FUN STUFF
There are many other fun activities going on during the BBQ and Bluegrass Festival!
Car Show: The Annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Car Show will be held Saturday from 8am – 4pm in the Fairgrounds parking arena.
Brewfest: The BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Brewfest will be held the Thursday prior to the big event. Adults 21 and over (with the purchase of a wrist band) can sample a variety of craft beers. Brats, pork sandwiches, water, lemonade, and Pepsi products are available for purchase. This is a family friendly event.
Kids Q: Kids can also show off their BBQ talents at the Kids Q on Saturday morning
Bluegrass 5K Walk & Run: This event is held on Saturday morning of the festival and will be located at the Washakie County Fairgrounds in Worland. Registration begins at 7:30 am and the race begins at 8:00 am. Enjoy the pancake breakfast after the run.
Pancake Breakfast: There will be a breakfast served Saturday morning between the white and green building at the festival grounds.
People’s Choice Award: This event is held on Saturday afternoon. The Public may purchase tickets at the information booth to sample the meats. Tickets are $20 each. The Competitors will provide each public participant that has purchased a ticket a generous sampling of the BBQ meats they have cooked for the competition. The public will then vote for their favorite. It is optional for Competitors to compete in the ‘People’s Choice Award’.

Wood Belly

    Bluegrass has become a mainstay in Colorado.  The music of the mountains speaks to us and we can feel it in our souls.  When a band like Wood Belly comes along to channel it, the sky is the limit.  Led by a pair of prolific songwriters, their songs are carefully and collectively crafted to ring out with honesty and passion.  Wood Belly blends traditional bluegrass with modern songwriting and whether you’re spinning your partner around or hanging on every word, the result is the same.  You’re left smiling and wanting more.  2018 has been an exciting year as the group released their debut album, “Solid Ground” and won the prestigious Telluride Bluegrass Festival band competition.

     Wood Belly was born when Chris Weist (Mandolin) met Craig Patterson (Guitar) and Chris Zink (Dobro) at the Rockygrass Festival in 2015.  Within a year they had teamed up with Aaron McCloskey (Banjo) and Taylor Shuck (Bass) and the music immediately fell into place.   Since then the band has played at an ever expanding list of great venues including the Mishawaka amphitheater, the Fox Theater (Boulder), and Cervantes (Denver).  Their festival resume includes the Telluride Bluegrass Festival, Rapidgrass, the Durango Bluegrass Meltdown, the Keystone Bluegrass and Beer Festival, The Wyoming State Bluegrass and BBQ festival, Snowygrass, Grapes and Grass, and more. 

For more check out http://www.woodbellymusic.com

Blue Canyon Boys

The Blue Canyon Boys are equal parts purists and innovators when it comes to Bluegrass: they stay true to the form’s roots while constantly reimagining their relationship to tradition. The result is a toe-tapping mix of haunting standards, genre-bending arrangements, and catchy original numbers—all built on the bedrock of their collective bluegrass mastery.

    Ever since founding members Jason Hicks and Gary Dark launched the Blue Canyon Boys in 2006, the Blue Canyon Boys have raised the bar for bluegrass bands. They bring it all: seamless brother-duet style, crisp instrumentation, unvarnished lyrics and subversive humor. After winning first place 2008 Telluride Bluegrass festival band contest, the Blue Canyon Boys went off at full tilt, taking the bluegrass circuit by storm, performing in illustrious venues across the country as well as internationally.
Their distinctive sound, honed from over a decade of performing together, moves easily from instrumental wizardry to playful ribbing. Ultimately and repeatedly, they hit a high note—the rare confluence of harmony that leaves the soul ajar.

    The seasoned quartet features Gary Dark on mandolin, Jason Hicks on guitar, Drew Garrett on bass, and Zach Daniels on banjo. Their latest album, eponymously called The Blue Canyon Boys, is perhaps their most polished and poignant yet. Classic bluegrass, clean and raw, blends effortlessly with the band’s homegrown compositions, then peppered with a judicious cover or two, such as the band’s riveting take on Pink Floyd’s “Time.”
Whether calling on their old timey musical roots or reconnoitering the future, the band’s musical prowess never wavers. This is high lonesome sound at its best: a driving pulse that weaves through harmonies and fierce rhythms, always with the reminder that as long as the music plays we are never quite alone.

Check them out:  https:bluecanyonboys.com

The Brothers Parker

A five piece Bluegrass Band from Montana USA,covering Classic and Contemporary Bluegrass – Country and Gospel.  They have recently finished their first CD and a tour of Ireland.

    The Band features : John and Billy Parker – hence the name The Brothers Parker.

    Billy on Mandolin and Vocals and John on Bass and Vocals. They both have nearly 40 years experience playing Bluegrass Music.

    Tyler James on Banjo and Vocals is an award winning Banjo Player – winning 1st place at the Rockygrass Banjo Championship – the Arizona State Banjo Championship and the Huckleberry Finn Bluegrass Festival Banjo Championship.

    Isaac Callender – a multi instrumentalists, will be making his second tour of Ireland. He previously toured with Jeff Scroggins and Colorado.He will be on Fiddle, Guitar and Vocals,

    Louise Steinway on Fiddle, guitar,  and Vocals completes the lineup of the band. She has played for over 20 years with her family band.

15th Annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival
FREE ADMISSION
Competitors - Sign up NOW!!

FRIDAY, AUGUST 16TH

4:00pm – Grounds open
5:00pm- Cooks meeting
5:30pm- Opening Ceremonies

6:00-7:00pm- The Brothers Parker
7:15-8:15pm- Blue Canyon Boys
8:30- 9:30pm- Woodbelly
Friday’s events end at 10:00pm

14th ANNUAL BBQ/BLUEGRASS FESTIVAL
Each year, the 3rd weekend in August, over 25 BBQ teams compete at our festival in Worland, Wyo. for prizes totaling $10,000! This event draws nearly 2000 spectators.

AT THE FESTIVAL
The Washakie County Fairgrounds is a large grassy area, surrounded by plenty of shade trees. Be sure to bring your lawn chairs. No pets are allowed at the festival. BBQ smoking is all that is allowed on the fairground property; please do not bring tobacco products.

BONE BUCKS
All purchases at the BBQ Festival must be made with bone bucks which can be bought at the two onsite Pinnacle Bank locations. Bone Bucks are used in order to ensure vendors get paid appropriately. This also helps maintain free admission into the festival. If you have unused Bone Bucks, you can cash them back in, but at the festival only. No bone bucks will be cashed back in after the festival closes. You can also save unused Bone Bucks for use at the next years festival or donate them back.

LOCATION
Worland is located in the middle of the beautiful Big Horn Basin half way between Casper, Wyo. and Billings, Mont. Turn at the junction of State Highway 433, on Highway 16/20 and then follow to the fairgrounds. This friendly little town with a big heart invites you to not only attend our free festival, but to enjoy the other sights around the area. Taste mouthwatering BBQ while listening to fabulous Bluegrass musicians. Bring the family and enjoy tasty food while visiting with friends.

KID ZONE
The Wyoming BBQ and Bluegrass Festival is a family-friendly event! That’s why we have our kid zone set up! Plenty of kid friendly activities such as bouncy toys, face painting, kiddie train, and dunking booth. A nominal fee may be charged for some of these activities. We even have a BBQ competition for the kiddos on Saturday morning.

OBSTACLE COURSE BY NATIONAL GUARD
The obstacle course is roughly 140 feet long and 15 feet wide. It includes a climbing wall and a slide at the end. All ages will be allowed on the obstacle course. A waiver will be required and must be signed by a parent or guardian if the participant is under 18. The top time for 16-years-old and above will receive a prize at the end of the day. Lanyards and water bottles will be handed out at the event.

OTHER FUN STUFF
There are many other fun activities going on during the BBQ and Bluegrass Festival!
Car Show: The Annual BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Car Show will be held Saturday from 8am – 4pm in the Fairgrounds parking arena.
Brewfest: The BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Brewfest will be held the Thursday prior to the big event. Adults 21 and over (with the purchase of a wrist band) can sample a variety of craft beers. Brats, pork sandwiches, water, lemonade, and Pepsi products are available for purchase. This is a family friendly event.
Kids Q: Kids can also show off their BBQ talents at the Kids Q on Saturday morning
Bluegrass 5K Walk & Run: This event is held on Saturday morning of the festival and will be located at the Washakie County Fairgrounds in Worland. Registration begins at 7:30 am and the race begins at 8:00 am. Enjoy the pancake breakfast after the run.
Pancake Breakfast: There will be a breakfast served Saturday morning between the white and green building at the festival grounds.
People’s Choice Award: This event is held on Saturday afternoon. The Public may purchase tickets at the information booth to sample the meats. Tickets are $20 each. The Competitors will provide each public participant that has purchased a ticket a generous sampling of the BBQ meats they have cooked for the competition. The public will then vote for their favorite. It is optional for Competitors to compete in the ‘People’s Choice Award’.

Here Ye, Here Ye. Come watch sword fighting at it's finest. Thursday, August 15, 6:30 p.m. on the east lawn at Washakie County Library.

THURSDAY, AUGUST 15th

5:00 – 9:00 pm- BREWFEST: $20.00 unlimited samples. Must be 21 to enter. ID’s required.
Sample a variety of craft beers. Brats & Chips available to purchase.
Water. lemonade & Pepsi products also available.

The BBQ and Bluegrass Festival Brewfest will be held on Thursday prior to the BBQ event. It will take place at the Washakie County Fairgrounds from 5pm – 9pm. A $20 wristband (must be 21 with ID) will get you unlimited samples of a variety of craft beers. The rest of the family can purchase brats, pork sandwiches, water, lemonade and Pepsi products. Come on out and enjoy live music and fun for the whole family.

If you are a brewer, and would like to share your samples, please contact https://wyobbqandbluegrass.com/contact/

One of Wyoming’s most popular and longest running music festivals began in Ten Sleep, Wyoming. In 2019, we celebrate Nowoodstock’s 19th year as the annual festival featuring great musical acts, food vendors and local arts and crafts entertains attendees from across the country.

Featured artists include: The Jalan Crossland Band, 10 cent Stranger, David Gerald , Sugar Still, Rimrock Hot Club, Chad Lore, Dodgy Mountain Men, Prairie Wildfire, Anthony Smith, and the Low Water String Band.

One of Wyoming’s most popular and longest running music festivals began in Ten Sleep, Wyoming. In 2019, we celebrate Nowoodstock’s 19th year as the annual festival featuring great musical acts, food vendors and local arts and crafts entertains attendees from across the country.

Featured artists include: The Jalan Crossland Band, 10 cent Stranger, David Gerald , Sugar Still, Rimrock Hot Club, Chad Lore, Dodgy Mountain Men, Prairie Wildfire, Anthony Smith, and the Low Water String Band.

Born and raised in Casper, Wyoming, Quinlan Valdez’s musical life began in 2010 when he first saw Jalan Crossland perform a show for Casper’s ArtCore program. The show gave enough inspiration to learn the banjo and guitar. Since learning the two instruments Quinlan has been writing his own songs. Listeners claim his style to the likes of Bob Dylan, Neil Young, and Townes Van Zandt.

Since 2018, Valdez has been playing in local coffee shops, restaurants, and even large popular venues in and around Wyoming. With deep songs of life experiences in a relaxing tone. A few fellow musicians and fans of Quinlan’s works will claim poetry, not songs. It is a compliment he hears often but still struggles to believe it. In the end he only wants to play music.

One of Wyoming’s most popular and longest running music festivals began in Ten Sleep, Wyoming. In 2019, we celebrate Nowoodstock’s 19th year as the annual festival featuring great musical acts, food vendors and local arts and crafts entertains attendees from across the country.

Featured artists include: The Jalan Crossland Band, 10 cent Stranger, David Gerald , Sugar Still, Rimrock Hot Club, Chad Lore, Dodgy Mountain Men, Prairie Wildfire, Anthony Smith, and the Low Water String Band.

Tuesday, August 6, 2019 at 7 PM – 8 PM

I invite you to join me for a Body & Mind Wellness Workshop on Tuesday, August 6th at 7 pm, at the Studio at Cloud Peak Chiropractic & Wellness.

First I will cover two topics: Neuroscience & Your Brain, and Your Hormonal/Moon Cycle and ways to reconnect your brain & emotional world. At the end of the workshop, I will do a short introduction to meditation and follow it with a guided meditation.

Knowing how your brain works can empower you to improve your life and have more control of your inner world. As we women shift through monthly cycles (and later in life our body still follows the moon cycle), so does our emotional world.

The more aware we are of how our body & brain works the better life we can lead!

Join me for a fun evening, discovering your pathway towards emotional wholeness!

-Agnese Gorham

Note: This is a free workshop, designed for women only.

Saturday, August 3, 2019 at 9:00 PM

Lacy is 22 years old, and the daughter of 4th generation ranchers south of Ten Sleep, Wyoming. Musical from a young age, Lacy took piano lessons from age 5 through middle school. It was soon obvious that she was more interested in creating her own songs than learning music written by someone else, and she spent many hours writing and playing at her mother’s piano. Leaving for college meant that she had to leave her piano behind, so Lacy picked up her brother’s guitar and began to teach herself. After graduating from Sheridan College with degrees in Rangeland Management and Agriculture Education, Lacy returned to her family’s ranch where she lived until her recent move to Spearfish, South Dakota.

Her professional music career is quickly expanding and providing exciting opportunities. Lacy placed 3rd in the 2018 Wyoming Singer-Songwriter competition with songs that will be featured on a compilation CD from the competition and on her upcoming album. She recorded nine original songs at the Roman Theater in Red Lodge for her self-titled album being released May 25th, and is set to perform at the Red Lodge Songwriters Festival, Nowoodstock, the Gardiner Original Music Showcase, and various other music festivals around Montana, South Dakota and Wyoming this summer.

Ten Sleep Brewing Co. is hosting another wonderful Pint & 
Pottery class with Ten Sleep’s very own potter Dusty Stephenson. Dusty 
throws beautiful pieces, fires them and then brings them to TSBC where he 
teaches the participants the art of glazing! Participants bring their 
creativity, or find their creativity in the process. He then takes the 
pottery back to his studio where he fires it once more, after which pottery 
is available for pickup in the taproom at participant’s convenience.
August 3rd, 4-6pm, $40 cost includes a pint or soda.
Class limited to 30 participants!