DSA NEWS
Black Tooth Brewing- Downtown Design Award
Do you remember when the Poll Motor Company was on the corner of Broadway and Alger St in downtown Sheridan? In the Summer of 2010, Black Tooth Brewing - Sheridan converted the building into what is now one of the largest breweries in Wyoming. DSA wants to recognize Black Tooth Brewing for restoring and maintaining much of the industrial character from the original structure built in 1946 including the auto service garage doors, the original brick returned from decades hiding behind paint, and revealing the wood ceiling. Black Tooth Brewing is one of our 2022 Downtown Design Award Nominees. Each week in May we will be highlighting one of the 2022 Downtown Design Award nominees. We are still accepting nominations: tinyurl.com/yhajxmz5
Weekend Happenings Downtown
Check out what's going on in downtown Sheridan this weekend! XE Ranch Goods includes all sorts of homemade herbal goods, kitchen goods, skin care, tea, and more. Check out her pop-up in the back room at Welcome Market Hall Friday evening from 5-7pm. For more information, contact XERanchGoods Chad Lore is back at Luminous Brewhouse this Friday, May 13th, starting at 7pm! Don’t miss out on this evening of fun! Chad is one talented individual weaving his impressive musicianship between spurts of pure comedic genius This will be the 3rd Annual Pride Parade and Celebration in Sheridan! There will be music, vendors, food, and more in starting at Whitney Commons Park 10am Saturday. For more information, contact Sheridan WY Supports LGBTQ+ El Wencho is playing at Black Tooth Brewing - Sheridan Saturday at 7pm. John McLellan and Josh Keehr of Bozeman, MT. perform as an acoustic duo known as, El Wencho . Energetic, Entertaining & Eclectic!
SCHP and DSA Receive Grant to Complete Nomination of the Sheridan First Congregational UCC for the National Register of Historic Places
In honor of Historic Preservation Month and the Downtown Design Award, we want to highlight a previous Downtown Design Award winner, First Congregational United Church of Christ. We are excited to announce that the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission and the Downtown Sheridan Association recently received a grant from the Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office to complete the National Register Nomination form for the First Congregational United Church of Christ in Sheridan. Downtown Sheridan Association, the Alliance of Historic Wyoming, and the Sheridan County Historic Preservation Commission are joining forces to nominate the property for the National Register of Historical Places. Listing the First Congregational United Church of Christ on the National Register of Historic Places will bring attention to its historic and architectural significance and the work the congregation has done to preserve the building. Additionally, having the property on the National Register will enhance the awareness of historic downtown Sheridan and Sheridan County. This project will hopefully also encourage other building owners to have their building/property listed in the National Register of Historic Places as well. There are currently 13 Sheridan properties on the registry of historic places including the Sheridan Inn, Holy Name Catholic School, Sheridan County Courthouse, and others. Each week in May we will be highlighting one of the 2022 Downtown Design Award nominees. We are still accepting nominations!
Marketing and Promotions Committee Meeting
A big thank you to everyone that attended the April Marketing and Promotions Committee Meeting! We had an amazing turnout and a lot of really great discussion about the Main Street Reconstruction Project and summer promotions! The next meeting is coming up TOMORROW, Wednesday, May 11th at 8am. We will meet at the Downtown Sheridan Association office (121 S Main Street). See hope to see you there!