Events
"3rd Thursday on Main" – every 3rd Thursday, stores open late for your shopping convenience. Special sales will also be available at some stores.
January
| 14th | Used Book Sale, Goshen County Library Foundation 10AM-3:00PM. For more information regarding this event, please call (307) 532-3411. |
| 16th | Quality Used Book Sale, Goshen County Library continues thru the 21st. Sale hours Monday 8AM-8PM. For more information, please call (307) 532-3411. |
| 19th | Wyoming Family Literacy/NOWCAP, will be having Parent & Child(ren) time together (PACT) from 2:00PM-3:00PM. They will be making a storybook craft. Come join the fun! For more information please call, (307) 532-4682.4 |
| 20th | The Moose Lodge #664 Steak Feed -Will be held at the Moose Club on the 3rd Friday of the month from 6:00PM-8:00pm. Dinner is $13.00 per person. For more information regarding this event, please call (307) 532-2988. |
| 22nd | Tom Harpstreith Memorial Youth Hunt- A hunt for youth ages 12-17. Must have hunter’s safety to participate. Register at the Pineapple Grill on Main Street @ 5:00AM on the morning of the event. Free breakfast will be provided. For more info please contact Lovie Harpstreith @ 532-5689. |
| 24th | Toastmasters 7-8 p.m. at Pinnacle Bank in Torrington. Invite your family & friends. For more information call Suzanne at 715-0217. |
| 25th | Lions Club, meets the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month. Meetings held at the Senior Friendship Center from 6:30AM-8:00AM. For more information please call (307) 532-4358. |
| 26th | The Torrington Elk’s Lodge #1726 Meeting, regular members meeting. Will be held at 7:00pm on the 1st and 3rd Monday of the month |
| 31st | Toastmasters 7-8 p.m. at Pinnacle Bank in Torrington. Invite your family & friends. For more information call Suzanne at 715-0217. For more information please call, (307) 532-4682. |
News
The Torrington Main Street Partnership is conducting an economic baseline study, together with consultant Community Builders, Inc. of Douglas, Wyoming. Results will be presented at a public workshop in July. View Economic Baseline Study!
Downtown businesses look into improvements
Modified: Wednesday, Aug 19th, 2009
BY: Tim McFarland
Some of Torrington’s downtown businesses may be getting a new look in the near future. Six local shops have expressed interest in restoring their storefronts. . .[More]
History makes a comeback downtown
Posted: Wednesday, Jul 15th, 2009
BY: Tim McFarland
Downtown Torrington may soon begin to look more like it did in the past. Last December, the Wyoming Main Street program accepted Torrington as an aspiring community. Business people in Torrington formed a steering committee, . . . [More]
First Main Street sculpture installed
Modified: Thursday, Apr 9th, 2009
BY: Jerry Abbott
The first of five sculptures for the “Art on the Street” project in Torrington
was installed on Main Street on Monday.
The street art project began as a memorial . . . [More]
Torrington Main Street on path to revitalization
Modified: Tuesday, Mar 17th, 2009
BY: Jerry Abbott
Torrington has $5,500 to spend on downtown improvements, and after attending a Main Street Program Conference earlier this month, several local officials and business owners . . . [ More]
City becomes an aspiring Main Street Community
Posted: Wednesday, Feb 4th, 2009
BY: Jerry Abbott
The Wyoming Main Street Program has selected Torrington as an entry-level community in its main street revitalization program. [More]