CENTRAL BANK & TRUST ART CRAWL
Thursday, July 9 2026 • 4 – 8 PM • Main Street in Lander
Creativity takes courage
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Creativity takes courage 〰️
The CB&T Art Crawl is an annual street-fair-style art market that helps kick off the International Climbers’ Festival! It brings together creative climbers, small businesses, and local artists to share and sell their work. This event is one of the most popular parts of the festival and enjoys a great turn out of climbers and Lander locals alike, with previous Art Crawls drawing upwards of 1,000 people to Lander’s Main Street – a fantastic opportunity for local businesses and participating artists! It’s a fun gathering that celebrates the creative culture of both Lander and the greater climbing community.
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 2026 ARTISTS!
Want to be a part of the line-up for this year’s Art Crawl?
We’re accepting Applications now through FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 2026.
2025 Artist Highlights
Check out some of our favorite featured artists from last year – we hope to see them again this year!
Snow Deep Designs
Original designs celebrating Lander, Wyoming and other pertinent causes on screen-printed merchandise by Dannine Donaho
@Snowdeepdesigns
Game Disc Dyes
Hear from artist Galen “I started dyeing discs as a secondary hobby to playing disc golf. I love making functional usable art and the cool and unexpected results from a somewhat uncontrolled art process. Making art of any kind is fulfilling to me and this aligns with another activity I love: disc golf.”
@gamediscdyes
Climbing Vine Gear Shop
Trevor makes '“miniature, functional rock climbing gear—like quickdraws, anchors, and chalk bags—to create climbing routes for vining houseplants, supporting them as they grow.”
@climbingvine.gearshop
Sew It Epp— Repair & Design
Léne sews chalk bags, fanny packs, tote bags, and other bags made of durable and sometimes recycled fabrics. She also does gear repair and plans to take repairs at the fest!
Whiskey Mountain Photography
From Libby : “Art lives not only in the grand and breathtaking but also in the subtle and overlooked. A weathered fence post leaning into the wind, frost patterns on sagebrush, the first light illuminating a canyon wall—these are just as much a part of Lander’s story as mountain peaks, and open plains.
By capturing both the remarkable and the everyday, I hope to inspire others to pause, observe, and discover the beauty that exists in both the dramatic and the subtle, revealing the extraordinary within the ordinary. I am a critical care nurse and small business owner who always dreamed of being a photographer, now with our business here in Lander, I get to have the best of both. I want you to look at my photographs and feel like you are standing where I stood.”