Warehouse 21

06/18/2026

…in the blink of an eye, “Tyler-magic” arrives.

Ta-da! 🪄

06/09/2026

We love seeing Wyoming brands come together.

Congratulations to Blue Federal Credit Union on 75 years of supporting Wyoming families, businesses, and communities. Having worked with them both personally and professionally, we can say they truly live their values.

And hats off to Pine Bluffs Distilling. They've brought something unique to Wyoming while staying true to the spirit of the Cowboy State—community-minded, innovative, and always willing to lend a hand.

Proud to see this collaboration and looking forward to getting our hands on a bottle or two. Don't forget to enter to win! 😉🥃🔵

05/29/2026

TIL: May is Zombie Awareness Month

So here’s a little throwback to an AI-generated image from 2 years ago that's fueled some nightmares ever since.

THE PROMPT: Create a western-style “Where’s Waldo” scene.
THE RESULT: Absolute horror.

The more you look, the more you’ll see!

How many zombies/mutants can you find?
Any favorites?

05/28/2026

Ever wonder where the icon for The Met came from?

Before their 2019 launch, The Metropolitan Downtown tapped us to develop their logo and brand, matching their Art Deco vision. We looked at the small details patrons might find on a visit to bring the whole brand together—in this case, the folded napkin. By evolving that geometry into an Art Deco "M," we ensured the experience felt intentional before the first course even arrived.

Kudos to Sam Galeotos for bringing this special bar, restaurant, and event space to downtown Cheyenne! His entrepreneurial spirit continues to have a huge impact on our city and state.

05/22/2026

Love to see this!!!
Grateful for Jonah Bank of Wyoming and all the ways you support our WY communities! And Cheyenne Children's Museum is a very deserving recipient -- this will help do great things! 🤗

05/04/2026

We thought that Mudhorn icon needed an update.
This is the way.

04/30/2026

It's not often you get to celebrate SUCH a special retirement! ✨

When Kelley first started at Warehouse (13 years ago!), she was looking for a part-time opportunity. But somehow we managed to convince her to join full-time as a project manager. She didn't just take the job; she ran with it (!!!), eventually becoming our Chief Admin Officer and a key part of our leadership and executive teams.

That trajectory is a testament to Kelley's gifts, generously applied from the start-up phase to the present day. Her approach, problem-solving skills, and humble-genius set the foundation for much of what Warehouse is today. And she has been especially instrumental in the recruitment and retention of our most valuable assets: our staff.

While selfishly, we are unbelievably sad for her retirement, we could not be more grateful for all she's contributed to our team, more honored to have been a part of her professional career, nor more excited for what's to come for one of our favorite and most beloved people.

Kelley Hall Martin, cheers to you. The best of the best!

Wishing you and your family so much wonderful time together!
🫶🫶🫶

04/29/2026

Our resident UW professor (Nathan Potter), now expanding into guest lectures in high schools 😉

04/03/2026

"Local supports local." Damn right!

Love how this West Edge whiskey from Pine Bluffs Distilling came together from a bit of Cheyenne's storied past 🥃💃

04/02/2026

We're impressed by the work our clients do, but not many play an actual role in space missions. 🚀🌕 Leaves us inspired by this innovative, Wyoming-based company doing big things, again and again!

🎉CHEERS to L&H Industrial -- transforming machines that are transforming our future!!!

Tonight, humans go back to the Moon. 🌙🚀

NASA's Artemis II launches TODAY from Kennedy Space Center — the first crewed mission beyond low Earth orbit since Apollo 17 in 1972. Four astronauts will make a 10-day journey around the Moon and back, making history every mile of the way.

We're incredibly proud to share that L&H Industrial has played a direct role in making this mission possible.

Our team — right here in Gillette, Wyoming — was trusted by NASA for two critical projects at Kennedy Space Center:

**1. Upgrading the Crawler-Transporter 2**
This is the massive machine that carries the rocket from the assembly building to the launch pad. L&H manufactured over 1,300 precision components and rebuilt all 16 gearboxes to increase its payload by 6 million pounds. Those parts are underneath tonight's rocket right now.

**2. Manufacturing the Flame Deflector Cladding Plates for Pad 39B**
When Artemis I's launch damaged the flame deflector system, NASA called on L&H to manufacture stronger, more durable cladding plates to protect the pad at liftoff. Tonight, that structure takes on nearly 9 million pounds of thrust.

From a machine shop in Wyoming to a launch pad in Florida — we are proud that the quality and character of our people helped pave the way for one of the greatest moments in space exploration history.

**Tune in tonight and watch history happen.**
📺 Watch live starting at 12:50 p.m. EDT: https://go.nasa.gov/4bZGjm1
🚀 Liftoff no earlier than 6:24 p.m. EDT

Read the entire article: https://bit.ly/4bVoOmJ

Godspeed, Artemis II. 🚀🌕