Benefits of Knit Night

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Interweave recently shared, "One of the main draws of knitting is the duality of doing it by yourself and knitting with other people. On the one hand, it’s a great activity for personal quiet time because it has that meditative and therapeutic quality; on the other, it is a marvelous way for people to come together and connect. “Knit nights” happen every day all over the world, organized and driven by knitters and yarn shops.

Not sure if you want to go to a knit night with other humans? Check out this list of reasons why you should try it!

Known local opportunities to knit, crochet, spin with others:

Lander

     Knitting Social meets at Lander Art Center (schedule can be found here)

     Needlers meets at Lander Senior Center on Tuesdays beginning at 1PM

Riverton Knitters (those who crochet or spin are also welcome )

      group meets on Tuesday at Central Wyoming College

      west lobby of the Health Science building from 7 - 9 PM

      If the college is closed, the group meet at the Riverton Public Library

Knit Nights

Knit Nite is a chance for anyone to come and knit, crochet, or any other hand work. Groups are available in Lander and Riverton.

Lander:

Meetings are held at the Fremont County Library, Lander from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm in the Children's Theater - last Thursday of the Month

Knitting Social held at the Lander Art Center, 224 Main, Lander, WY -- October 2, 2015 through December 11, 2015 (registration required and fees apply) register here

Riverton:

Meetings are held at the CWC Campus in Riverton in Classroom SC100 (Student Center across from the Cafeteria) from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm EVERY TUESDAY that the College is open.

Afternoon knitting on Wednesdays 3 - 5 PM at a private home (Cinde P.) use the Guild email (in righthand column) to receive the location

Corrections to this list should be sent to the Guild email, given in righthand column.