Join us in the Carnegie Room for a special holiday presentation of The Magic Flute. A treasured holiday tradition, Mozart’s heartwarming fairy tale takes the stage featuring some of opera’s most popular melodies and brought to life with colorful sets and costumes and dazzling puppetry. It’s perfect for audiences of all ages.

Ring in the holiday season and support your local libraries at Buffalo Bill Boycott & Dr. Jo’s Holiday Roundup Library Benefit Concert!

Buffalo Bill and Dr. Jo perform on the fiddle, banjo, mandolin, and guitar during this live music performance offering Holiday and Christmas songs, stories, poems, and entertaining skits in the festive spirit of the Cowboys and Pioneers of Wyoming and the Old West! Seating is limited, so be sure to get tickets for the family as soon as you can! (see below for ticket info)

Doors Open: 5:30 PM | Event Start: 6:00 PM

Ticket Information:
-$10/person for Adults
-Free for kids 12 and under (ticket still needed for entry)
-Tickets are required for entry and are available for purchase at the Lander Library or at the door before the show (if available), cash or check only for payment (checks payable to the Fremont County Library Foundation)

Can't make the show in Lander? Additional shows will take place the 20th in Riverton and 21st in Dubois! Inquire with RBL or DBL staff about ticket availability for the other shows.

All proceeds go to the Fremont County Library Foundation, special thanks to Buffalo Bill Boycott & Dr. Jo for their generous support!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth are invited to drop-in for chess matches every Thursday of the month besides the first (join us for Lego Club instead!)

Yoga is back at the library! Join instructor Tiffanie Zimmer on Tuesday nights through December for an evening of free community yoga.

This will be our last Yoga session of 2025! Check back in the spring for more sessions…

Join us in the Carnegie Room during our 2025-2026 Met Opera season for a presentation of Andrea Chénier! Giordano’s great tragedy blends verismo’s focus on the raw emotions of everyday people with the spectacle of historical grand opera.

Come dance with us at the library! Our monthly dance parties for preschool-aged kiddos have plenty of songs, stories, and dancing. Caregivers are required to be present, and may even find it impossible to resist joining in the fun!

Celebrate the holidays with us at the library at our annual Holiday Open House!
Warm up with food, live music from The Tinderwoods, crafts, new books, a letter station, AND a visit from Santa Claus himself! The Book Nook will also be open extra hours from 5 to 7 PM during the event.

We will draw for raffle prize winners from our Where’s Ludlow? Scavenger Hunt, so be sure to have your cards returned by 5 PM!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth are invited to drop-in for chess matches every Thursday of the month besides the first (join us for Lego Club instead!)

Yoga is back at the library! Join instructor Tiffanie Zimmer on Tuesday nights through December for an evening of free community yoga.

Join us at the library for some Lego-building fun with plenty of holiday-themed Lego activities for this month’s Lego Club meet-up for kiddos ages 5-12! Children under 7 must be accompanied by a caregiver.

Yoga is back at the library! Join instructor Tiffanie Zimmer on Tuesday nights through December for an evening of free community yoga.

Join us for a special visit from the folks at Sesame Street for a hands-on workshop for the whole family on raising kids in a digital world!

Yoga is back at the library! Join instructor Tiffanie Zimmer on Tuesday nights through December for an evening of free community yoga.

This Month’s Read: Half Magic by Edward Eager
Join us for our new read aloud program especially for our elementary-aged homeschool kids! We’ll meet for fun stories on Tuesdays at 1 PM.

 Join us in the Carnegie Room during our 2025-2026 Met Opera season for a presentation of Arabella! Strauss’s elegant romance brings the glamour and enchantment of 19th-century Vienna to the Met stage in a sumptuous production by legendary director Otto Schenk that “is as beautiful as one could hope” (The New York Times).

Come dance with us at the library! Our monthly dance parties for preschool-aged kiddos have plenty of songs, stories, and dancing. Caregivers are required to be present, and may even find it impossible to resist joining in the fun!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth are invited to drop-in for chess matches every Thursday of the month besides the first (join us for Lego Club instead!)

Yoga is back at the library! Join instructor Tiffanie Zimmer on Tuesday nights through December for an evening of free community yoga.

This Month’s Read: Half Magic by Edward Eager
Join us for our new read aloud program especially for our elementary-aged homeschool kids! We’ll meet for fun stories on Tuesdays at 1 PM.

Is your child missing the fun of preschool Storytime and wanting to connect with library friends? LAEK is an opportunity at the library one Saturday a month to hear stories for older kids along with an extended activity such as crafts, games, or experiments related to the theme!

Sharpen your chess skills or learn how to play! Youth are invited to drop-in for chess matches every Thursday of the month besides the first (join us for Lego Club instead!)