This is a well-maintained little thrift shop, with a nice selection of items to browse and explore…read more The staff were friendly and welcoming. As with most shops like this, one cannot predict what might be found; which makes it a great option for the "hunt". We found some fabric, crochet/knitting needles, etc.; and an amazing Royal Worcester pitcher, at a truly wonderful price (the joy and sadness of many people no longer appreciating this type of artistry). All and all; definitely a place we would revisit, if again in the area.

a small town thrift shop, always fun to find a bargain. some days 4 home made cookies for a dollar.read more

We have always loved the summer farmers market. Super fun…read morelocation. Great products and food! That said. .. The winter one leaves a bit to be desired and prices seem to inflate a bit. But you should definitely go to the summer ones. .so fun.

From the owner: Wyoming Food for Thought Project is a grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to providing…read morechildren throughout our community with weekend food bags, in hopes of alleviating hunger within our community once and for all. Not only do we send out over 460 bags to children in need each week, but we also manage a Food for Thought Community Garden in a low income, "grocery desert" part of Casper, manage a handful of Food is Free gardens for people to pick from at no cost, and also manage a year-round community market, where the community can go to access locally handmade, homemade, and homegrown products.

If I could give this place -5 stars I would. This is nothing short of a feed lot where they milk…read moreyou for every penny you, or your insurance has and then throw you out. I went to the Self Help Center in Casper as I was hiding there from an abusive man. My friend, who is an attorney, suggested that since I am disabled from a severe brain injury that I would be eligible for help. They painted a beautiful picture of a spa like place where I could rest and gain my strength. HAAAA!!! THEY GET KICK BACKS FOR SENDING PEOPLE THERE!!!!! I arrive by ambulance, so as to get even more money out of me, and undressed and made to face a woman who would later mock me as if we were in Jr. High school, and face her spread eagle, fully naked, told to squat down and cough. NICE. I felt soooo much more loved. At this point I would have given my left arm to go back to the guy who referred to me as "fucking cunt". I was then put in a room with a woman who was in a wheel chair, who got up and had very strong smelling bowl movements, at least 5 times during the night. Every hour on the hour, a staff member opened the door, shined a flash light directly in my face, flapped loudly through the pages of a log, and made a note, then went to the next bed and so on. Obviously there was no sleeping there, much less quality "rest". So I ended up speaking to the "doctor" ( and I use this term very loosely), for about 10 to 20 minutes. He decided that the medications my neurologist at the U of U Brain study Center, had prescribed, were inappropriate medications and that I had completely different diagnosis' than any other therapist or doctor I have ever seen in my life gave me. He called me a liar, I called him an asshole, because I have never met a more pompous, bloated, arrogant, piece of shit, in my entire life! When my friend called the girl who had painted this place as wonderful to us, and told her all this and that after 3 days, I was still wearing the same clothes that I had been in the day they put in me in the ambulance, SHE LAUGHED!!!! GUFFAWED!!! And hung up on her. My friend the attorney copied the laws straight out of the WY law books about how I was to receive medical care and therapy within' the first 24 hours I was there. I had been directly told by more than 4 staff members that "they are merely a holding facility, and do not provide care, medical or mental health, to anyone". Broken law #1. I also learned that if you are not a resident of WY and you are indigent, (poor), and held against your will, that if you are released after your 72 hour hold, the County is liable for your bill. They asked me for proof of my income, I sent it, they say they never received it and they billed my insurance and took the ins. settlement. Broken law #2. Then they tried to collect the remaining balance that is legally supposed to be written off, because they agreed to accept the amount the insurance paid them, and then sent me to a collections agency. Broken law #3. I was told I had never called, contacted, sent them anything. This is a FULL YEAR AFTER THIS ALL STARTED. When I took the copies of the law to various patients who were being told the same lies and being denied their rights under the law, more than one staff member, told me I looked even more crazy. When I cornered "Big John", and quoted the law stating I should be given medical treatment with 24 hours of first being detained, and asked him if he was sure I was the paranoid one? Or was it in fact their sorry excuse for a staff that was paranoid? he glared at me. I have spoken with people in their billing dept. numerous times, faxed and mailed my income documentation, which should have prevented them from even billing my health ins.. I didn't ever ask to be put in that place, it was suggested to me by a 20 year old woman, who assessed that I was suicidal after speaking to me for just a few minutes. The next thing I saw, was a police car. Gee........... I wonder if the money her office receives from WBHI affected her recommendation in any way? Hmmm. Weird. I have not recovered from the events in my life leading up to this incarceration, or even been able to deal with the anger issue that this situation has triggered in me. It's been a full year and I am still traumatized from this experience. I lost over 50 lbs and most of my hair shortly after being released from this facility. I seriously considering a law suit. These people are wolves that hide in disguises of people who care and want to help you with your trials and tribulations, and then when they have their noose around your neck...., all bets are off! It becomes time to dig through your wallet and search your bank account. There is a special place in hell for these types of people and I would be willing to bet money that they describe themselves as Christian people who are helping people and being good businessmen in the process. Jesus didn't charge $1300 a day for slop and ridicule.

Great service, clean store. All proceeds goes back to community none profits. Hours could be a…read morelittle longer.

My family of 4 loved the YMCA from the moment we walked in. The front staff was friendly and…read moreinformative! Their facilities are clean and state of the art. We used the pool several times per week and the water is crystal clear and clean, and the lifeguard staff take safety as their number one priority. They are friendly with the children and supportive of the members. However, I have never felt so unwelcome in an athletic environment in my entire life. I have been competing in the pool for 44 years including an NCAA collegiate career and more recently as an elite age-group/Masters triathlete since the year 2000. Now, I am recently recovering from cancer and have set lofty ambitions for the Ironman World Championship! The YMCA published lap pool schedule was wrong with zero lanes available on Tuesday nights at 6:00 PM (typically, a busy time at most pools after work) and the stated 3-lanes was down to only 2 lanes other nights at 6 because water aerobics participants would book lanes in the lap area for their workouts. I appreciate the efforts of ALL athletes of ALL abilities willing to commit to their health goals; but in my case, my goals were de-prioritized. We were asked to leave when I lost my temper and yelled when the lap lane was roped off for the umpteenth time this past summer. I know my behavior is inexcusable and I am sorry that I got so angry (and in front of my own children), but it also is unacceptable not to abide by the published schedule. If you are a recreational athlete, or just using the Y for basic health goals, then you will LOVE this place, but if you are serious about your training, then you will be treated as an outsider.

Very clean facilities. Plenty of equipment and space. Great value for a gym membership. Sauna, hot…read moretub, pool, gym, CrossFit space, basketball courts all for less than $60/month. Hard to beat that!

Oh my gosh! This is such a fun place to visit! The classes are so accessible to all levels of art…read morelovers! There are so many different things to learn and experience! This place is a gem hidden in the heart of Casper! Must visit!!

From the owner: Get creative at Artisan Alley. We are Wyoming's premier Paint and DIY Studio! We host all types of…read moreparties!