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Did you know the Sagebrush Community Art Center has moved downtown? That's right, they now occupy one of the beautiful new spaces in The Montgomery Building. Their new address is 33 W. Brundage. As always, they have a lot going on including an Invitational Print Exhibition, March 15 through April 15. They are still conducting plenty of classes and workshops. Stop by and checkout the new Member's Gallery or online at artinsheridan.com for more information!
In January, Renee Larkins and her daughter Calie LeDuc open The Parlor at 43 S. Main Street. A hair, nail and gift salon with stylists Kari Ross, Shirley and Roxanne Lueders all taking clients. The ladies redecorated the space giving it a fun and a comfortable new look...I fell in love with the four funky chairs in the front window.
Foot of the Bighorns has now relocated to their brand-new retail space in the front of The Montgomery Building. You need to see this space for yourself, words don't really capture the new look and high energy of this great shoe store. Bargain shoppers looking for great deals, the Outlet will still be selling shoes and clothing at blowout prices in the lower level of 171 N. Main Street.
The Main Street Corner Café at 366 N. Main will be open before the end of the month. It's a family affair for owners Christie and Andrew Curtis, with her mother Laurel Chapman and son Derek Osmun all pitching in to help remodel, create the menu and staff this homemade breakfast and lunch café. Hours of operation will be from 6am to 3pm.
More good news! Melissa Smith, owner of Golden Rule Grocers will be opening the Studio Café at the corner of Main Street and Grinnell, 171 N. Main. Scheduled to open the end of April, her slogan is "Food, Art, Shopping & Community." Melissa promises to participate in the Sheridan Farmers' Market again and is a proud purveyor of all things locally made or grown in Sheridan.
Don't miss your chance to shop local and win! The Historic District Promotions Committee's 2nd annual Pot O' Gold shop local campaign has 50 participating downtown businesses! This year's "Pot" is worth over one thousand dollars. Visit any of the participating businesses between now and March 18, to sign up for a chance to win one of three pots full of winning gift cards and merchandise.
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Business After Hours is Tonight!
Accents of Wyoming
250 N. Main St.
5 - 7 pm
This is your opportunity to visit Accents of Wyoming!
A family-owned business, Accents specializes in authentic, rustic furnishings with an undeniable Western influence.
Enjoy great food, great drinks, and meet great people!
Live music with Terry Garrison.
A drawing will be held for 2 Accents of Wyoming gift certificates.
Business After Hours is sponsored by the Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce
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THANK YOU TO OUR 2017 WILD WEST WINE FEST SPONSORS!
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Vintage Sponsors
Alphagraphics,
Arrowhead Lodge,
Atlas Chiropractic,
Bank of the West,
Big Horn Trading,
Blacktooth Brewing Co., Brian's Boots & Shoe Co., Carroll's Furniture, Cosner Construction, Cowboy State Bank, Scott Davis/Mary Ludeman, Econ-O-Wash, ERA Carroll Realty, Farmer's Coop, Flood Marketing,
Fly Shop of the Big Horns/Rock Creek Anglers, Holiday Station Store, Jeff & Beth Holsinger, Hospital Pharmacy West, Ilsey Foundation, Jimmy John's, Kilpatrick Creations, Little Goose Liquors, Mac's Moving, Mountain View Building, Mountain View Veterinary Hospital, OW Ranch, PO News and Flagstaff Cafe, Parker's Glass, Perry Builders, Powder River Pizza, Rocky Mountain Exteriors, Rucki, Marshall & Newbrough, CPAs, Sanford's / Wyoming Cattle & Creek, Sheridan County Title, Sheridan Stationery Books & Gallery, Sheridan Motors Inc., The Clothing Co. & Baby Too, Tom & Joan Scott, Top Office Products, Valley Motor Honda, Vacutech, Welch Foundation, Wells Fargo, Woody's Wagens & Classic Cruisers, WWC Engineering, Yonkee & Toner, LLP
Silent Auction Donors
Accents of Wyoming,
Alex Moran Design,
AMS Photography 307,
Antonia Armento-Miller,
Best Western Sheridan Center,
Big Sky Natural Wellness Clinic,
Bighorn Design,
Bighorn Spirits,
Bill Getter,
Bonnie Gregory,
Boot Barn,
Brittain World Travel,
Carola Schmidt,
Centennial Theatres,
CHAPS,
Chris Morton,
Clothing Co. & Baby Too,
Cottonwood Shop,
Crazy Woman Trading Company,
D&J Coins,
Expressions Art Gallery & Framing,
Farmers' Coop,
Fine Dining Group of Jackson Hole,
Frani Morris,
GNC,
Great Escape,
Hair We Are,
Hands-On Massage Therapy,
HF Bar Ranch,
Holland Duell,
Inn on the Creek,
Jackson Hole Still Works,
Jackson Hole Winery,
Java Moon,
JC Penney,
Jeannie Weismann,
Joel Oslind,
John Hornbeck,
King's Saddlery,
Kraft's Fine Jewelry,
Legerski Sausage Co.,
Let' Er Buck Car Wash,
Little Willow Traders Co.,
Margaret Sare,
NEST Home & Holiday,
Oliva's,
On the Rocks Jewelry,
Pampered Paws,
Paula Pacheco,
Philosophy Salon,
Real Deals on Home Décor,
Red Lodge Brewery,
Renaissance Man,
Robbins Dermatology,
Rocky Mountain Discount Sports,
Roger & Mary Adams,
Ron & Patty Prestfeldt,
Rustic Mountain Furnishings,
Sackett's Market,
Sheridan Antiques,
Sheridan Meat Market,
Sheridan WYO Rodeo,
Shilo Valley Family Farm,
Side Street Bed & Bath,
Silver Spur Café,
Snake River Brewery Company,
Stacie Beckman,
Steve & Shannon Kuzara,
Sugar Boot,
The Hidden Bridge Golf Club,
The Home Depot,
The Pawn Brojker,
The Powder Horn,
The Sports Stop,
Tom Balding,
Traci Ruskowski,
Twisted Hearts,
Weston Winery,
WYO Theater,
Zoila Perry
Artists
Antonia Armenta-Miller, Bill Heide, Carola Schmidt, Paula Pacheco, Rebecca Syler, Sara Cooper, Traci Harrah, Vera Gould,
Volunteers
Amber Flores,
Angel Miller,
Angie Knutson,
Antonia Armenta-Miller,
Beth Rathjen,
Bill & Danyelle Heide,
Bob Utter,
Brian Miller,
Carol Davis,
Chas Baumgartner,
Chris Johnson,
Clarke McClung,
Dana Turner,
Doris Moeller,
Evan Jones,
Holly Johnson,
Ian Knutson,
Jaime Ostermeyer,
Lynden Mills,
Lynette Cattaneo,
Mark Van Houten,
Matt & Heather Westkott ,
Nate Berg,
Sara Lee Mackey,
Shelby Fortik,
Spencer Kuzara,
Sydney Dannels,
Tina Mediate
DSA Board of Directors
Jenny Loomis, President; Peg Martin, Vice President;
Jim Mowry, Secretary;
Megan Cook, Treasurer
Chris Carroll, Spencer Kraft, Shannon & Steve Kuzara, Kathy Lundberg,
Jay Martinson, Traci Ruskowski, Robby & John Smith,
Jeannie Weissman Anderson, Matt Westkott
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Visit the following local businesses:
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Accents of Wyoming
Andi's Coffee House
Back Country Bicycles
Bighorn Design
Big Horn Trading Co
Black Tooth Brewing Co
Brian's Boots and Shoe Co
Brittain World Travel
CB Music
City Brew Coffee
Cottonwood Shop
Crazy Woman Trading Co.
D & J Coins
Designing Dinners
Fly Shop of the Bighorns
Foot of the Bighorns
Frackelton's
Hammer Chevrolet
Java Moon
JC Penney
Kilpatrick Creations
King's Saddlery
Kraft's Fine Jewelry
Legerski's Sausage
Liam's Loft
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Little Willow Traders
Luminous Brewhouse
NEST Home & Holiday
On The Rocks Jewelry
Once Upon a Story
Real Deals on Home Decor
Riddle's Jewelry
Sheridan Commercial
Sheridan Books & Stationery
Side Street Bed & Bath
Sheridan Bicycle Company
The Clothing Co. & Baby Too
The Old General Store Antiques & Collectibles
The Outlet
The Paint Post
The Parlor
The Pony Grill & Bar
The Sport Stop
The Sugar Boot
Twisted Hearts
Wild West Trading Co.
Wyoming Rib & Chop House
WYO Theater
Ye Old Book Knook
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Fill out a ticket in each participating business for a chance to win a Pot O' Gold!
Each participating business donated merchandise
or gift cards to the Pot O' Gold. Total "Pot" valued at over $1,000!
Three winners will be drawn on Monday, March 20
No purchase necessary to win
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Fall Colors of New England, Quebec & Montreal
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Discover the fall colors in New England and French Canada on this 11-day seasonal tour featuring acclaimed rail excursions, grand hotel stays and brilliant autumn scenery. Soak up the history of Boston, the starting point of your fall foliage adventure, before traveling into New Hampshire for excursions aboard the Winnipesaukee Scenic Railroad and Mt. Washington Cog Railway. Travel through Vermont with stops at renowned local companies en route to Montreal for a 2-night stay. Continue by VIA Rail train to Quebec City, comparing and contrasting Canada's fall colors with those in the USA. After a 2-night stay within the Old City walls, cross the US-Canada border in Maine with visits to Acadia National Park and Portland before concluding your trip in Salem, Massachusetts
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For information contact Brittain World Travel, Bursch Travel Company, at 307-672-2481
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Check out our economic development incentives!
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To help you with your project:
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CALL 307-672-8881 FOR DETAILS!
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SUPPORT OUR EFFORTS!
The Downtown Sheridan Association does many things for the downtown, including downtown flowers and the 3rd Thursday Street Festivals. Have you ever thought of supporting the DSA as a member? For $175 a year you can become a member and support all the DSA functions, events, and beautification of Downtown Sheridan.
Reduced membership rates for non-profits.
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DESIGN COMMITTEE
meets on the 2nd Thursday at
8:15 am in the DSA Office.
The next meeting is
April 13
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HISTORIC DISTRICT PROMOTIONS COMMITTEE
meets on the 1st Wednesday,
at 8:15 am in the DSA office.
The next meeting is April 5.
ECONOMIC RESTRUCTURING COMMITTEE
meets the 1st Thursday at
8 am in DSA Office.
The next meeting is April 6.
ORGANIZATIONAL COMMITTEE
meets the 3rd Monday at 4:00 pm
at The DSA Office.
The next meeting is April 17
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