August
9, 2025
Bondurant
Heritage Days and annual Rummage Sale
Saturday
Annual
community-wide rummage sale and all-around summer festival. The
event runs from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Perennial favorites include
the bake sale, bbq lunch, and rummage - including clothes,
kitchen wares, furnishings, books, toys, tools and gear.
Join us for lunch, great bargains, and lots of fun for all!
Proceeds benefit Bondurant's neighborhood service organization,
the Bondurant Community Club. See www.bondurantwyoming.org
for more information.
August
14-16, 2025
Rocky
Mountain STOL (Short Take Off and Landing)
Thursday
through Saturday
Ralph
Wenz Field in Pinedale. For more information contact Angela
Douglas, 307-231-5221, accounting@emblemaviation.com.
August
15, 2025
The
Great Pine Creek Duck Derby 2025
Friday
5:00
pm at the American Legion Park in Pinedale. Join the Friends
of PAC for their 6th annual Great Pine Creek Derby. The event
is a fundraiser for the Pinedale Aquatic Center (PAC). First
Place price is $200. 2nd Place is $100. Ducks cost from $5
and up for flocks. Sponsored by Jorgensen Associates. For
more information and to purchase ducks, go to https://www.welovepac.com/events.
August
15, 2025
Soundcheck
Summer Music Series: Armchair Boogie, with special guests
The Cody Sisters, Conifer Hollow
Friday
Free
concert.
American
Legion
Park in
Pinedale.
Starts
at 5PM.
Presentation
of the
Pinedale
Fine Arts
Council.
Food vendors,
kids activities,
family
friendly.
www.soundcheckpinedale.com
August
30-31, 2025
1st
Annual Cruising in The Winds
Saturday
and Sunday
Car
Show Saturday & Sunday,
10am to 5pm at the Sublette County Fairgrounds. People's
Choice awards, judged awards, Power wheel drag races (bring
your own), cornhole tournament, Saturday Cruise night, RV
parking available, food and adult beverage vendors. For more
info, contact Belveals Bodyshop, 307-367-5331, belvealsbodyshop@centurylink.net.
September
6, 2025
Wind
River Brewfest
Saturday
From
3-7PM in Pinedale in American Legion Park. Beer, food and
music. Tickets $30.
Unlimited pours and souvenir mug. More info at windriverbrewfest.com.
Additional
contacts for more information:
Sublette County Visitor Center
19 E. Pine Street
PO Box 176
Pinedale, WY 82941
307-367-3419
sublettevisitorcenter@gmail.com
(Contact: Peter F. Paulin, Executive Director)
Sublette County Chamber of Commerce
19 E. Pine Street
PO Box 176
Pinedale, WY 82941
307-367-2242
sublettechamberdirector@gmail.com
www.SubletteChamber.com
(Contact: Kaddy Fyfe-Shivers,
Executive Director)
Town of Pinedale
307-367-4136
www.TownofPinedale.us
www.VisitPinedale.org
Town of Big Piney
307-276-3554
www.townofbigpiney.com
Townd of Marbleton
307-276-3815
Sublette County
307-367-4372 (Clerk's Office)
www.sublettewyo.com
www.BigPiney.com
www.Sublette.com
Public
Meeting Places List
(reservable places)
Calendar
Editor's Note: Are you a regular calendar viewer who lives
out of the immediate area? You can find more information about
current local events in our two newspapers, the Pinedale
Roundup and ,5,Sublette
Examiner. Out-of-county subscriptions are very reasonable
and help support their efforts to make community news available.
Both these papers are extremely supportive of local events. Please
consider an out-of-county newspaper subscription with them if
you are a regular online reader and interested in local events.
Event information is also aired on KPIN 101.1
FM radio. The most current school sports calendar info available
online at www.pinedaleschools.org for
Pinedale area and www.sublette9.org for
Big Piney & Marbleton. Contact the Sublette
County Chamber of Commerce to receive literature about the
area and events. If you find an error in any of the information
on this page, please let us know: support@pinedaleonline.com
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August
- 2025 (Summer)
Average
temps
range
60-90F
Afternoon thunder & lightning storms, wildfire season
Best time to hike high Continental Divide
Haying begins
LaBarge
Fest
Sailing
Regatta on
Fremont
Lake
Cowboy Shop Classic Rodeo
Golf tourneys
Pinedale Boat Club Picnic
6: Big Piney Library Onsite Services at the Southwest Sublette
County Pioneers Senior Center in Marbleton Wednesday, at 11 am. Seniors, browse, check
out, and return books, audiobooks, DVDs, and magazines and even get a new
library card! Get help accessing ebooks and audiobooks or any other tech
questions.
6: Music at the Pinedale Library: David Gaskin Wednesday, at 6 pm at the
Pinedale Library Lawn. Hear local musician David Gaskin in concert on guitar.
Please bring chairs and blankets.
6 & 7: Mosquito
fogging around Pinedale Beginning
at 7:00PM, weather permitting. Done by truck around town, by helicopter
for areas not accessible by truck. For more info call Owen Best, 307-231-4459
or visit www.scmad1.com. Mosquito fogging will be done Wednesdays and Thursdays
around Pinedale until August 11th.
7,
8 & 9: Auditions
for Matilda the
Musical Presentation
of the Pinedale
Theatre Company.
Sheppard Auditorium
in Pinedale. Looking
for actors 4th
grade and up as
well as adults.
An audition workshop
will be available
for those who
would like to help
prepare
for the audition
(more info on
the website and
social
media). To fill
out an audition
form, go to the
website, www.pinedaletheatre.com.
For questions,
call Barb Burrough,
307-360-6113.
9:
Sage & Snow
Garden Club Annual
Garden Tour & Dinner Saturday
from 2:00pm to
5:30pm.
Everyone welcome,
garden tour and
dinner are free
and open to the
public. Dinner
at 4-5:30 at
Dorothy and Wayne
Fornstrom’s
house, 39 Granite
Lane in Pinedale.
Tour: 2-2:45PM,
Brenda Baker & Tony
Pratt, 12994 US
Hwy 189 in Daniel.
3:00-3:30PM, Ann
Kominsky, 820
Cobblestone St,
Trails Creek Sub,
off Soda Lake
Road in Pinedale.
3:30-4:00PM, Gary & Ruth
Neely, 75 Fox
Willow Drive in
Pinedale. 4:00-5:30PM,
Dorothy & Wayne
Fornstrom, dinner,
39 Granite Lane,
Pinedale. For
more information
call Arlinda
McLaughlin, 307-231-9402,
email ajmclaughlin47@gmail.com.
9: Big Piney Farmers Market Saturday,
10am-3pm at Centennial Park. Vendor cost is $10 per spot. For questions call
Big Piney Recreation, 307-276-4071. Registration deadline is a week before
the event.
9: Bondurant Heritage Days and annual
Rummage Sale Annual community-wide rummage sale and all-around
summer festival. The event runs from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm.
Perennial favorites include the bake sale, bbq lunch, and rummage - including
clothes, kitchen wares, furnishings, books, toys, tools and gear. Join
us for lunch, great bargains, and lots of fun for all! Proceeds benefit
Bondurant's neighborhood service organization, the Bondurant Community
Club. See www.bondurantwyoming.org for more information.
9: Bridger-Teton Draft Assessment
Mini-Open House in Bondurant Saturday, 10AM-2PM in Bondurant
at the Bondurant Art & Agricultural Market
11: Dungeons & Dragons
Club Mondays, August 4 & 11 at 5:30 pm in the Pinedale
Library Board Room. Enjoy the magic of roleplaying! Work together
to solve puzzles, battle foes, and embark on thrilling quests.
For new or experienced players.
13: Isabel Jewelry Pop Up at Nested West
New Wyoming Jade jewelry
release. Stop by and meet Isabel, 3-6pm. Drinks & refreshments,
Nested West, 231, W. Pine St., 307-231-5906.
13: Music at the Library: Conifer Hollow Wednesday,
at 5 pm in the Pinedale Library Lawn. Hear the band Conifer Hollow
in concert
on guitar. Please bring chairs and blankets.
14-16: Rocky Mountain STOL (Short Take Off and Landing) Ralph
Wenz Field in Pinedale. For more information contact Angela Douglas, 307-231-5221,
accounting@emblemaviation.com.
15: Pinedale Library Onsite Services Friday,
from 10 am - 1 pm at the Sublette Center, Aspen Grove Apartments, Rendezvous
Pointe. Browse and check out an
assortment of books, magazines, audiobooks, and DVDs at local spots around
town. Staff can also issue library cards.
15: Folk 4 Kids Concert: The Cody Sisters Friday,
at 11 am in the Pinedale Library Lawn. Join us this summer for a lively folk
music concert series! Raised
in the Colorado folk and bluegrass scene, The Cody Sisters have built a following
with their signature resonant harmonies and meticulous instrumental chops.
15: The Great Pine Creek Duck Derby 2025 5:00
pm at the American Legion Park in Pinedale. Join the Friends of PAC for their
6th annual Great Pine Creek Derby. The event is a fundraiser for the Pinedale
Aquatic Center (PAC). First Place price is $200. 2nd Place is $100. Ducks cost
from $5 and up for flocks. Sponsored by Jorgensen Associates. For more information
and to purchase ducks, go to https://www.welovepac.com/events.
15: Soundcheck
Summer Music Series: Armchair Boogie, with special guests The Cody Sisters,
Conifer Hollow Free
concert. American Legion Park in Pinedale. Starts at 5PM. Presentation
of the Pinedale Fine Arts Council. Food vendors, kids activities, family
friendly. www.soundcheckpinedale.com
16 & 17: Big Dill Pickleball Tournament Hosted
by the Pinedale Aquatic Center. More info here.
20: Bridger-Teton National Forest public meeting in Bondurant
on the Forest Plan Revision Bondurant
Church, 5:00-6:30PM.
29-Sept. 1: Family Camp & Worship Hootenanny in BondurantHosted
by Bondurant Fellowship and Open Gate Ranch in Bondurant. Free event. Fellowship,
camping, teaching, food, games, teen room, baptisms, music. Guest speaker:
Bob Rienow, founder of Visionary Family Ministries. Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Barn dance, breakout sessions (family worship & Christian vision), potluck
lunch, baptisms, hootenanny. Musicians are local artists plus special guests
and more. 791 Upper Hoback Road in Bondurant. For more information and to register,
go online to www.bondurantfellowship.org/hootenanny (registration
appreciated for food planning). Everyone welcome to attend.
30-31: 1st Annual Cruising in The Winds Car
Show Saturday & Sunday, 10am to 5pm at the Sublette County Fairgrounds.
People's Choice awards, judged awards, Power wheel drag races (bring your own),
cornhole tournament, Saturday Cruise night, RV parking available, food and
adult beverage vendors. For more info, contact Belveals Bodyshop, 307-367-5331,
belvealsbodyshop@centurylink.net.
31:15th Annual Open House and Wyoming Cowboy Hall of Fame Celebration
at the Sommers Homestead Living History Museum Last day of the season
at the Homestead. Sunday, 10AM to 3PM. Free lunch at 11:30pm, homecooked food,
beef, potatoes, beans, salads, breads, homemade pies and desserts. Don't be
late, food goes fast! WCHF program at noon.
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September - 2025 (Fall)
Bugs die
off with cooler weather, hiking more pleasant, fewer thunderstorms
Fall colors and late-season outings
Average temps range 60-80F
Start of freezing nights
Last of haying
Hunting season opens
Bow and black powder hunting
First day of school for Pinedale Schools
Campgrounds shut down mid-September
Pinedale Half Marathon
1: Labor
Day Federal holiday.
Banks and most government offices closed today.
6: Wind River Brewfest Saturday
from 3-7PM in Pinedale in American Legion Park. Beer, food and
music. Tickets $30. Unlimited pours and souvenir mug. More info
at windriverbrewfest.com.
7: Green
River Valley Program Annual Community Picnic 4-7pm
at the Riverbend Ranch in Bondurant. Enjoy dinner, drinks,
music, and kids' activities while the community comes
together to celebrate another year of local conservation.
Ticket sales open July 9. Tickets $30, kids under 12
attend free. Win a year of beef - $20/raffle ticket or
6 for $100. jhlandtrust.org/events/grvp-annual-community-picnic.
25: Ceremonial Ribbon Cutting for the new Critical
Access Hospital in Pinedale Thursday, at 2pm. The community
is invited help celebrate this new facility. More info
TBA.
27: Harvest
Bingo At the historic
Daniel Schoolhouse. 3PM. Bring a party snack. Sponsored
by the Daniel Community Club.
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October
- 2025
(Fall/Winter)
Fall
leaves
turn, first snows in the high country
Average temps range 30-70F, gardens freeze
Pinedale typically gets snow dustings that melt
Green River Drift-cattle at Cora Jct corrals
Pronghorn migration south
through Trappers Point
Hunting season
Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course closes
for the season
13: Columbus
Day Federal
holiday. Banks and most government offices closed today.
31: Halloween
November - 2025
(Fall/Winter)
Average temps range 15-55F
Snow on the ground in Pinedale-stays until Aprilish
34th Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot 5000
White Pine Ski Area opens
X-C skiing
2: Daylight
Savings Time ends "Spring
Forward, Fall back". Set your clocks BACK on hour today.
27: Thanksgiving Federal
holiday. Banks and most government offices closed today.
December - 2025
(Winter)
Average daytime temps 5-30F
Snowmobiling and Skiing
Ice Hockey
32nd Museum Wreath & Chocolate Auction
Mountain Man Xmas in Pinedale
Torchlight Parade at White Pine
5: 32nd
Annual Wreath and Chocolate Auction for the Museum of the
Mountain Man Friday, Lovatt Room, Pinedale Library.
Fundraiser for the Museum. Social starts at 6PM. Live auction
starts at 7PM. www.mmmuseum for more info.
14: Daniel Christmas Party At
the historic Daniel Schoolhouse. Eat at 5PM. Santa at 6PM. Sponsored
by the Daniel Community Club.
25: Christmas Federal
holiday. Banks and most government offices closed today.
January - 2026 (Winter)
Average daytime temps range from 0-25F
Roads snow covered
Snowmobiling & Skiing
Lakes frozen for ice fishing
One Lunger Snowmobile Race
High School Nordic & Alpine Ski Races
Sled Dog Races
February - 2026 (Winter)
Average temps range 0-25F
Roads snow-covered
Lakes frozen for ice fishing
Snowmobiling & Skiing
IPSSSDR Sled Dog Race (26th
year)
Annual Daniel Fireman's
Poker Run
29th Annual Boy Scouts Spaghetti Dinner
Celebration on Ice/Learn to Skate Program
Pinedale High School Alpine GS
March - 2026 (Winter)
Average
temps
range 10-40F
Roads snow-covered, winter snow storms
X-C
Skiing and Snowmobiling
Lakes frozen for ice fishing, some thawing
Fremont Lake Big Fish Ice Fishing
Derby (always the 1st full weekend in March)
Pinedale VFD Open House & Ball
Caroline Classic Ski Race
St. Patrick's Day Dinner
Ticks can start to appear
44th Aniel Daniel
Chili Cook-Off & Dessert Auction
19th?
Annual
Sunny Korfanta GS Ski Race
7 & 8: Big Fish Winter Derby on Fremont Lake. Sponsored by
the Pinedale Lions Club.
April - 2026 (Winter/Spring)
Average
temps range 20-50F
Snow melts off in valleys
Back roads muddy
Ticks out
High country snowmobiling still good
Streams begin to open for spring fishing
Lakes starting to thaw
Golfing begins
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation Banquet
May - 2026 (Winter/Spring)
Average
temps range 30-65F
Most lakes thaw for fishing
Leaves start to come on trees
Soda Lake opens on May 1st
Rendezvous Meadows Golf opens May 15
Green River Lakes road typically opens end of May/early June
Ranchers branding season
Pasture irrigating begins on ranches
High School rodeos
Big Piney & Pinedale High School graduations
June - 2026 (Summer)
Average temps
range 35-65F
Wildflowers begin to bloom, springtime in the valleys.
All but highest trailheads accessible by end of the month.
High country trails typically have snow until end of the month.
Campgrounds start to open, water tests.
Usually safe to plant flowers outside after Father's Day.
Green River Drift
Kids' Fishing
Day at CCC Ponds
Boat Club Horseshoe Pitch & Barbecue
Waterhole Days Cowboy Golf
Tournament
Father's Day Fishing Derby on Fremont Lake (tentative)
July - 2026 (Summer)
Average temps range 60-90F
High mountain trails open up in the Winds
Trailheads
accessible by end of the month. Jackass
Pass to Cirque of the Towers usually
accessible by 4th of July
Afternoon thunder & lightning storms, wildfire season
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