Weston County Senior Center, 627Pine Street

Join us for a free Veterans Breakfast! All veterans are welcome to enjoy a hearty meal in honor of your service. Come connect with fellow veterans, share stories, and let us thank you in person. Your sacrifice means everything—this breakfast is a small token of our gratitude. 

126 W. Wentworth Street

We are open every Tuesday, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Fresh finds, vintage treasures, and prices so good your wallet might smile. Come hunt for hidden gems, stylish clothes, books, and treasures you didn’t know you needed. One person’s “why did I keep this?” is your next favorite find!

Weston County Library, 23 W Main Street

Come and join us for weekly story time at the library! Enjoy fun stories, songs, and interactive activities that spark imagination and foster a love for reading. Perfect for children of all ages. Bring your little ones to explore new worlds and make new friends every week!

Weston County Natural Resource District Office, 1225 Washington Blvd

The Weston County Natural Resource District (WCNRD) focuses on managing and conserving natural resources in Weston County, Wyoming. It provides services like soil conservation, water management, wildlife habitat restoration, and land-use planning. WCNRD aims to improve environmental sustainability and support local agricultural practices for the community's long-term benefit. Our meetings are open to the public. Call 307-746-3264 ext. 4 for more information.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Bridge: a card game where four people sit around a table, silently judging each other’s bids, wildly guessing partner's intentions, and pretending to remember complicated conventions. It’s part logic, part luck, and mostly blaming partner for everything – all while drinking coffee and plotting the next passive-aggressive slam.

Weston County Senior Center, 627 Pine Street

Dominoes: where slamming tiles is a power move and trash talk is part of the rules. You start with strategy, end with luck, and somewhere in between, Uncle Joe’s accusing everyone of cheating. It’s numbers, noise, and nonstop drama—because nothing says fun like family feuds over a plastic dot parade!

Animal Shelter, 115 E. Cambria St.

Support your local animal shelter by donating, volunteering, or spreading awareness. Shelters rely on community help to care for animals in need. Your contribution, whether time, supplies, or financial support, helps save lives and provides a brighter future for countless pets waiting for their forever homes.

First United Methodist Church, 23 N Seneca Ave

Your future self is already glad you began. Weight loss isn’t a quick race, it’s steady, ordinary choices repeated often. Eat mostly nourishing foods, move your body in ways you can keep doing, and rest well. Progress may feel slow, but it’s happening. Even small wins add up over time.

Newcastle Lodge & Convention Center, 22918 Highway 85

The American Legion is a U.S. veterans' organization founded in 1919, dedicated to supporting military service members and their families. It advocates for veterans' rights, organizes community programs, and promotes patriotism. The Legion also offers assistance with benefits, health care, and provides educational opportunities for veterans and their families.

City Council Chambers, 10 West Warwick Street

The City Council meets on the first and third Monday of each month at 7 p.m. in the City Council Chambers. The Chambers are on the 2nd floor of the City Hall building. Call City Hall for more information at (307) 746-3535.