August
12 & 13, 2022
Rocky
Mountain STOL Competition (Short Take Off and Landing) airplanes
Friday & Saturday
KPNA
Ralph Wenz Field, Pinedale, Wyoming. Classes: Heavy Touring,
Light Touring, Bush, Bush Experimental, Light
Sport, Light Experimental. Thursday, August 11: 3:00PM, competitor
aircraft arrive and camping open. Friday, August 12: 8AM to Noon,
practice (open to the public, no charge). Saturday, August 13: 8AM,
Short Take Off and Landing competition (mandatory pilot briefing
at 7:15AM). Pilot entrance fee $125. Saturday adult spectator ticket
$10 in advance online. Saturday adult ticket at the gate $15. Children
12 and under free with a paying adult. Register at www.rockymountainstol.com
August
13, 2022
25th
Anniversary Do Little Car Show in LaBarge
Saturday
In
front of the Eagle Bar in LaBarge. Car, truck, motorcycle
show. All vehicles welcome. Vendors also welcome. LaBarge
Volunteer Fire Department will be cooking up a BBQ lunch
(by donation). For more information, call Mike, 307-389-0830. August
13 & 14, 2022
Sailing
Regatta on Fremont Lake
Saturday
& Sunday
Based out
of Lakeside Lodge. Sponsored
by the Pinedale Lions Club.
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
Town 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
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Pinedale area and www.sublette9.org for
Big Piney & Marbleton. Contact the Sublette
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August
- 2022 (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
Trailheads
accessible by end of the month. Jackass
Pass to Cirque of the Towers usually
accessible by 4th of July
1: Voter
Registration Closes
for 2022 Primary Election
2: Ice Cream Social with Albert Sommers Candidate
for House District #20. Encana Park in Marbleton, 5-7PM.
3: Candidate Meet & Greet Sponsored
by the Sublette County Republican Party. Sublette County School District #1
Board Room on Wednesday night from 6:00 – 8:00 PM. This is an opportunity
to ask any last minute questions you have of local Republican candidates.
4: High
Altitude Farmers Market From 3-6:30PM
on the Sublette County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored
by Main Street Pinedale.
4: Live
music at Lakeside Lodge Michael
Batdorf and the Brother Wolf playing at Lakeside every Thursday
this summer. Reservations encouraged. Restaurant summer hours are
every Thursday and Friday and select Saturdays from 5PM to 9PM.
Call 307-367-2221 or go to www.lakesidelodge.com.
5: Movie Night at the Green River Valley
Museum Show
tonight is ‘The
Searchers,’ featuring John Wayne. 4PM in the Museum back
building. Snacks provided.
6: Sage & Snow Garden Club annual Garden Tour & Dinner
Features
three local gardens. Tour begins at 1:30PM. Public invited to all
or part of the tour and dinner. No charge. For questions
about the tour, contact Arlinda McLaughlin at 307-367-2791, text
at 307-231-9402, or email at kmclaughlin@centurytel.net.
6: Cornhole Tournament at Stockmans in Pinedale Prizes,
gift certificates and gear. Entries
at 5PM, games begin at 6PM. $20/team.
11: High
Altitude Farmers Market From
3-6:30PM on the Sublette County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored
by Main Street Pinedale.
11: Live
music at Lakeside Lodge Michael
Batdorf and the Brother Wolf playing at Lakeside every Thursday
this summer. Reservations encouraged. Restaurant summer hours are
every Thursday and Friday and select Saturdays from 5PM to 9PM.
Call 307-367-2221 or go to www.lakesidelodge.com.
12: The Great Pine Creek Duck Derby Fundraiser for Friends
of PAC. Purchase your duck to join the flock of yellow ducklings that bob down
Pine Creek to the center of town in a mad river dash to the finish. For more
information, or to purchase ducks online, go to www.welovepac.com
12: Full
Moon Supermoon. This is the
last of three Supermoons for 2022. The Moon will be near its closest approach
to the Earth and may look slightly larger and brighter than usual.
12: PFAC Soundcheck Concert
in the American Legion Park in Pinedale
12-13: Rocky Mountain STOL Competition (Short Take Off
and Landing) airplanes. KPNA Ralph Wenz
Field, Pinedale, Wyoming. Classes: Heavy Touring, Light Touring, Bush, Bush
Experimental, Light Sport, Light Experimental. Thursday, August 11: 3:00PM,
competitor aircraft arrive and camping open. Friday, August 12: 8AM to Noon,
practice (open to the public, no charge). Saturday, August 13: 8AM, Short Take
Off and Landing competition (mandatory pilot briefing at 7:15AM). Pilot entrance
fee $125. Saturday adult spectator ticket $10 in advance online. Saturday adult
ticket at the gate $15. Children 12 and under free with a paying adult. Register
at www.rockymountainstol.com
12-13: Perseids Meteor Shower This
is one of the best meteor showers to observe, producing up to 60 meteors per
hour at its peak. It is produced by comet Swift-Tuttle, which was discovered
in 1862. The shower runs from July 17 to August 24. This year it will peak
on the night of August 12th. Unfortunately, the nearly full moon will block
out all but the brightest meteors, but it still should be a great show. Find
a dark location after midnight for the best viewing.
13: Bondurant Community Club annual Heritage Days Rummage
Sale Saturday, August 13th from 9AM to
2PM. There will also be baked goods and craft items for sale. Chili served
for a small fee. Drop-offs can be taken to the Bondurant St. Hubert the Hunter
Church the three days before the sale from 9AM to 1PM. Please, no big heavy
furniture, appliances or electronics. Items should be in good working order.
Crafters can have space for $20 – bring your own table, chair and sunshade
canopy. Funds go to the Bondurant Community Club in support of the church and
library. For more information, contact Alice Jacobson, 619-723-6769 or Carol
Gabbard, 859-200-3080.
13: 25th Anniversary Do Little Car Show In
front of the Eagle Bar in LaBarge. Car, truck, motorcycle show. All vehicles
welcome. Vendors also welcome. LaBarge Volunteer Fire Department will be cooking
up a BBQ lunch (by donation). For more information, call Mike, 307-389-0830.
13 & 14: Sailing Regatta on Fremont Lake Sponsored by the
Pinedale Lions Club.
14: Saturn
at Opposition The ringed planet
will be at its closest approach to Earth
and its face will be fully illuminated by
the Sun. It will be brighter than any other
time of the year and will be visible all
night long. This is the best time to view
and photograph Saturn and its moons.
16: Primary
Election The General Election is
November 8th
18: High
Altitude Farmers Market From 3-6:30PM on the Sublette County Courthouse
lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored by Main Street Pinedale.
18: Live music at Lakeside Lodge Michael
Batdorf and the Brother Wolf playing at Lakeside every Thursday this
summer. Reservations encouraged. Restaurant summer hours are every
Thursday and Friday and select Saturdays from 5PM to 9PM. Call 307-367-2221
or go to www.lakesidelodge.com.
23-26: Ancient Christianity seminar in Pinedale Explore and investigate
ancient Christianity Free four-evening seminar open to all. Talk followed
by
a questions
and
answers session.
Each night will build on the previous. There will be a refresher at
the start of Weds - Fri. So come each night or whenever works for you.
6-9 PM. Tuesday and Wednesday will be in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale
Library. Thursday and Friday will be in the Board Room at SCSD#1, 665
N Tyler Ave. Refreshments will be provided. For more information call
307-342-9762 or go online to www.orthodoxchurchpinedale.org.
25: High
Altitude Farmers Market From 3-6:30PM on the Sublette County
Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored by Main Street Pinedale.
25: Live music at Lakeside Lodge Michael
Batdorf and the Brother Wolf playing at Lakeside every Thursday this
summer. Reservations encouraged. Restaurant summer hours are every
Thursday and Friday and select Saturdays from 5PM to 9PM. Call 307-367-2221
or go to www.lakesidelodge.com.
25: Ground Breaking Ceremony
for the new Critical Access Hospital and Sublette Center Long Term
Care Facility in Pinedale. Put on by Sublette County Health.
Thursday at 5:30PM, 550 Fremont Lake Road (old ballfields north of
the Pinedale Clinic). Food, music, bouncy house, and more. Sublette
County Health is composed of the Hospital District, Sublette Center,
and Sublette County EMS.
26: Sublette Chapter Big Game
Banquet for the Wyoming Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation
At 5:00PM at the Southwest Sublette County Pioneers Senior Center. Live and
Silent Auctions, raffles, games. Dinner by Cow Camp Catering. Cash bar. Tickets
at events.rmef.org/shop/sublette1.
27: SAFV Task Force 8th Annual
Golf Tournament At Rendezvous Meadows Golf Course in Pinedale.
More info TBA.
27: Cowboy
Shop Classic Rodeo Pinedale Rdeo Grounds
27: Mercury at Greatest Eastern
Elongation The planet Mercury reaches greatest eastern elongation
of 27.3 degrees from the Sun. This is the best time to view Mercury
since it will be at its highest point above the horizon in the evening
sky. Look for the planet low in the western sky just after sunset
28: Last day of the season
at the Sommers Homestead Living History Museum Open
from 10AM to 3PM. Admission by donation. Final Open House and Wyoming Cowboy
Hall of Fame Celebration will be Sept 4th
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September
- 2022 (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: High
Altitude Farmers Market From 3-6:30PM on the Sublette
County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored by Main Street
Pinedale.
4: 12th Annual Open House at
the Sommers Homestead Living History Museum and Wyoming Cowboy Hall
of Fame Celebration 10AM
to 3PM. Free home-cooked lunch (beef, potatoes, beans, salads, homemade
desserts, drinks) at 11:30. Everyone invited!
5: Labor Day Holiday Banks
and government offices closed today
8: High Altitude Farmers Market From
3-6:30PM on the Sublette County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored
by Main Street Pinedale.
10: 5th Annual Wind River Brew
Fest in Pinedale. windriverbrewingco.com
10: Open House celebration for
Bondurant Dipping Vat Come see the restored historic site.
Remote rural site where Bondurant cattle had to be dipped for scabies
infestation in the mid-1930s. This is a true dipping vat, rather than
the more common swim-through trough vats still used today. Each cow
was run through a chute to a cage where they were submerged one at
a time into an insecticide solution. The elevator cage was raised and
lowered using horse power. An adjoining hot water tank and wood-fired
heater were used to assure the lime-sulphur dipping solution remained
at near 100 degrees F. This is a remote site, car-pooling encourage.
Refreshments will be served. More details and map provided later.
15: High Altitude Farmers Market From
3-6:30PM on the Sublette County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored
by Main Street Pinedale.
17: Pinedale Half Marathon. see www.pinedalehalfmarathon.com for
more info.
22: High Altitude Farmers Market From
3-6:30PM on the Sublette County Courthouse lawn in Pinedale. Sponsored
by Main Street Pinedale.
23: September Equinox-First Day
of Fall The Sun will shine directly on the equator and there
will be nearly equal amounts of day and night throughout the world.
This is also the first day of fall (autumnal equinox) in the Northern
Hemisphere and the first day of spring (vernal equinox) in the Southern
Hemisphere.
25: Sublette County Centennial
Barn Dance & Social Sublette Country Fairgrounds Events
Center, 3-7PM. Live music, history highlights, food, kids activities,
family photos, family games, more. Free admission for all Sublette
County residents. Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of Sublette County.
26: Jupiter at Opposition The
giant planet will be at its closest approach to Earth and its face
will be fully illuminated by the Sun. It will be brighter than any
other time of the year and will be visible all night long. This is
the best time to view and photograph Jupiter and its moons. A medium-sized
telescope should be able to show you some of the details in Jupiter's
cloud bands. A good pair of binoculars should allow you to see Jupiter's
four largest moons, appearing as bright dots on either side of the
planet.
| October
- 2022 (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
7: Draconids Meteor Shower The Draconids is a minor
meteor shower producing only about 10 meteors
per hour. Best viewing is in the early evening.
The shower runs annually from October 6-10 and peaks
this year on the
the night of the 7th. Find a dark location and have
some patience.
8: Mercury at Greatest Western Elongation This
is the best time to view Mercury since it will be
at its highest point above
the horizon in the morning sky. Look for the planet
low in the eastern sky just before sunrise.
10: Columbus Day Holiday - Banks and government offices
closed today
19: Rendezvous Pointe Concert - Dan Miller's Music
Review
21- 22: Orionids Meteor Shower An average shower
producing up to 20 meteors per hour at its peak.
It is produced by dust grains left
behind by comet Halley, which has been known and
observed since ancient times. The shower runs annually
from October 2 to November 7. It peaks this year
on the night of October 21 and the morning of October
22. Mostly dark
skies should make for what should be a good show.
Best viewing will be from a dark location after
midnight.
29: 3rd
Annual Halloween
at the Museum of
the Mountain Man 9AM
to 5PM. Scavenger
hunt.
31: Last
day of the summer season at the Museum of the Mountain
Man in Pinedale Open 9AM to 5PM today.
31: Halloween
November - 2022
(Fall/Winter)
Average temps range 15-55F
Snow on the ground in Pinedale-stays until Aprilish
32nd Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot 5000
White Pine Ski Area opens
X-C skiing
1: Museum
of the Mountain
Man closes for
the season Visits
may be arranged
by appointment
during the winter
season November
through April,
307-367-4101
6: Daylight
Savings Time ends - "Spring
Forward - Fall
Back" Set your
clocks BACK one
hour today
8: General
Election More
details TBA
8: Total
lunar eclipse The
eclipse will
peak above the
Pacific Ocean,
favoring skywatchers
in the U.S. West,
Eastern Asia and
Australia.
11: Veterans
Day Ceremonies
in Pinedale and
Big Piney
12: Daniel
Community Center
Fall Carnival At
the historic Daniel
Schoolhouse, 4pm.
Sponsored by the
Daniel Community
Center. See the
Daniel Community
Center Facebook
page for more details.
17-18: Leonids
Meteor Shower An
average shower,
producing an
average of up
to 15 meteors
per hour at its
peak. Some years
hundreds an hour
can be seen. The
Leonids is produced
by dust grains
left behind by
comet Tempel-Tuttle,
which was discovered
in 1865. The
shower peaks
this year on
the night of
the 17th and
morning of the
18th. Best
viewing will
be from
a dark location
after midnight.
24: Thanksgiving -
holiday,
banks
and government
offices closed
today
29: Giving
Tuesday (Global
day of giving)
Consider giving
to a charity
of your choice.
December - 2022 (Winter)
Average temps 5-30F
Snowmobiling and Skiing
Ice Hockey
Museum Wreath Auction
Mountain Man Xmas in Pinedale
Torchlight Parade at White Pine
2: 29th
Annual Wreath &
Chocolate Auction 6PM
in the Lovatt Room of the Pinedale Library. Social starts
at 6PM with free
food and drinks.
Live auction starts
at 7PM. Live auction
for beautiful wreaths
made by members
of the community.
Silent auction
for chocolate
treats and delights.
This event is a
fundraiser for
the Museum's 2023
programs and projects.
8: Mars
at Opposition The
red planet will
be at its
closest approach
to Earth and
will be brighter
than
any other time
of the year and
will be visible
all night long.
This is the best
time to view and
photograph Mars.
A medium-sized
telescope will
allow you to see
some of the dark
details on the
planet's orange
surface.
13-14: Geminids
Meteor Shower Considered
by many to be the
best shower in
the heavens, producing
up to 120 multicolored
meteors per hour
at its peak.
The shower runs
annually from
December 7-17.
It peaks this year
on the night of
the 13th and morning
of the 14th. Should
be a good
show.
Best viewing will
be from a dark
location after
midnight.
18: Daniel
Community Center Christmas Party At
the historic Daniel Schoolhouse, 5pm. Sponsored by the
Daniel Community
Center. See the Daniel Community Center Facebook page
for more details.
21: December Solstice This
is the first day of winter (winter solstice) in the Northern
Hemisphere and the first day of summer (summer solstice)
in the Southern Hemisphere. This is also
the best time to view the planet Mercury since it will
be at its highest
point above
the horizon in the evening sky. Look for the planet
low in the western sky just after sunset. December
21- 22 is also the peak of the Ursids Meteor Shower,
producing about 5-10 meteors per hour. It is produced
by dust grains left behind by comet Tuttle, which was
first discovered in 1790. Dark skies should make for
what should be a really good show. Best viewing will
be just
after
midnight from
a dark location far away from city lights.
January - 2023 (Winter)
Average 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 - 2023 (Winter)
Average temps range 0-25F
Roads snow-covered
Lakes frozen for ice fishing
Snowmobiling & Skiing
IPSSSDR Sled Dog Race (24th
year)
Annual Daniel Fireman's
Poker Run
26th Annual Boy Scouts Spaghetti Dinner
16th Annual Sunny Korfanta GS Ski Race
Celebration on Ice/Learn to Skate Program
Pinedale High School Alpine GS
March - 2023 (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
42nd Aniel Daniel
Chili Cook-Off & Dessert Auction
April - 2023 (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 - 2023 (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 graduation
June - 2023(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 - 2023 (Summer)
Average temps range 60-90F
High mountain trails open up in the Winds
Afternoon thunder & lightning storms, wildfire season
4th of July celebrations
Big Piney/Marbleton Chuckwagon Days
Green River Rendezvous
Wind River Mountain Festival
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