Learning

What’s Up Doc?

Join us on the first Tuesday of each month for a presentation by local Sheridan physicians. Topics cover a variety of health issues related to aging and well-being, followed by both a public and private Q&A session. (Voluntary contributions welcome)

1st Tuesday, Monthly | 10:30 am

Tuesday, February 3 | Heart Health by Tanja Sloan PA | Dining Room

Advocacy and Resource Center Presentation: Understanding and Preventing Elder Abuse

Elder abuse can take many forms - including physical, emotional, sexual, and financial abuse, as well as neglect. This presentation provides an overview of how to recognize the signs, understand the risk factors, and respond with empathy and respect. Participants will learn trauma-informed strategies to support older adults, promote safety, and connect them with appropriate resources. Together, we'll explore how individuals and communities can help prevent abuse and uphold dignity and well-being for all older adults. (voluntary contributions welcome)

Tuesday, February 17th | 10:00 am | Dining Room

Scams 101 taught by the Sheridan Police Department

During each session, the Sheridan Police Department will teach you tips to recognize and protect yourself from scams. We will also learn what to do in case you think you are being scammed and what sort of information you will need to report the scam to the authorities. (voluntary contributions welcome)

1st Thursday, Monthly | 11:00 am - 11:30 am | Dining Room

Sheridan Community Land Trust (SCLT): Explore History Series

Join Sheridan Community Land Trust staff & special guest presenters for the following interesting and informative presentations. Community members are encouraged to share their personal memories or historical information about presentation topics. ($5 voluntary contribution)

2nd Tuesday, Monthly | 10:00 am | Dining Room

January 27 • Unearthing Stories Together: Dinosaurs, Tribal Knowledge, and Shared History

Thomas Hebert, Executive Director of the Natural History Museum of Wyoming, will discuss his experiences as a paleontologist working with American Indian tribes to preserve fossil collections.

February 10 • Powder River Expedition into Lakota Cheyenne Country

Donovin Sprague, Minnicoujou Lakota and Cheyenne, and faculty instructor at Sheridan College, will give an overview of the Powder River Expedition through eastern Wyoming and events as they met and traveled into Lakota Cheyenne country.

The Explore History program is generously funded by the Next50 Initiative.

Nutrition Education: “Navigating Nutrition Supplements – How to choose the best nutrition supplements for your health needs” Presented by Georgia Boley, Dietitian at The Hub on Smith

Bring your questions, and even your nutrition supplements if you like, to have an interactive conversation with Georgia to help choose the most effective nutrition supplements for your health goals. (Voluntary contributions welcome)

Wednesday, January 7 | 1:15 pm - 2:15 pm | Conference Room

Antique Roadshow

Local collectors Ken Heuerman, Sue Heuerman, Wayne Sullenger & Darla Judes combine knowledge to give their best estimate as to the value of your precious items. Limited to the first 30 guests. One item per person. 12:00 pm item drop off. 1:00 pm presentation. (Voluntary contributions welcome)

3rd Wednesday, Monthly | 1:00 pm | Community Room

Senior Safe Banking

First Interstate Bank shares their expertise on how to have a safe banking experience by learning to identify and avoid financial scams. (Voluntary contributions welcome)

Thursday, January 15 | 10:30 am | Dining Room

NEW! Rock & Gem Show & Tell

Come check this out! Members of the Sheridan Gem and Mineral Club will be here to share their finds plus Bill Bradshaw, Fisheries Biologist and amateur rockhound, will give a special presentation at 10:00 am. Items will be for sale with some of the profits being donated to the Hub.

Tuesday, February 3 | 10:00 am - 11:30 am | Community Room