Events in Cheyenne, WY

School is out for a day of Halloween fun at GROW. This mini camp blends kid-friendly yoga with active, spooky season games that keep participants moving and laughing. Children will build balance and focus with Halloween themed poses and playful challenges, then wind down with a cozy rest, snug like a mummy. A snack is provided, and each child will make a craft to take home. Space is limited and these camps tend to fill quickly. Early bird pricing is available.

At Silly Sips, enjoy a masquerade murder mystery with spooky-themed drinks and Halloween-themed pizza. The interactive game awards a prize to the winner, and the ticket includes a beer, coffee, or tea along with the food. Admission is $35, with sign up and prepayment handled in person at Silly Sips.

Explore spooky, decorated vehicles at WyoTech's automotive shop, and pick up candy as you check out the ghoulish rides. This gathering is open to everyone at no cost.

Enjoy a Magic: The Gathering draft with a focus on variety and a streamlined structure. The entry fee is $24.99. Players choose between Chaos Draft or Pick 2 Draft, then compete in a tournament capped at three rounds. Prizes are awarded in packs.

A stage adaptation of Stephen King’s Misery follows bestselling romance author Paul Sheldon after a car crash leaves him in the isolated home of Annie Wilkes, a devoted fan whose care turns into captivity. As he heals, Annie reads his new manuscript and becomes enraged when she discovers that her favorite character, Misery Chastain, has been killed. She forces Paul to write a new Misery novel, and he realizes that meeting her demands could be his only chance at survival. Presented at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse. A Pay What You Can Night is offered with no presale.

The first-ever trunk or treat takes place in the parking lot with nonprofit organizations from the local community. Festivities include face painting, games, a contest for the best decorated trunk, an appearance by The Balloon Lady, and plenty of candy. The event is open to the community.

The Gryphon Theatre, a historic venue, transforms into an otherworldly masquerade inspired by Jim Henson’s Labyrinth, blending film, live music, and playful fantasy. The evening begins with hands-on curiosities to explore, continues with a screening of Labyrinth, and then keeps the magic going with a live performance by Frogboat. Throughout the theatre, guests can discover tarot readings, a themed photo booth, roving musicians, refreshments, and hidden nooks that heighten the sense of adventure. Attire is encouraged to be formal with high fantasy flair, from goblin court and forest witches to knights, fae, sorcerers, eccentric nobles, and masked revelers, and any costume is welcome. Presale tickets are $20, with admission at the door priced at $25.

Experience live jazz as artists from across Wyoming and Northern Colorado come together for spirited, improvisational musical conversation. Enjoy intricate interplay and fresh interpretations from the ensemble. Flatbreads and drinks are available to pair with the performance.

An inviting open mic welcomes participants to share poetry, prose, lyrics, or any other art that inspires them, creating space to speak openly and build community. Each person has 10 minutes to present and then continue into deeper conversation. The gathering takes place upstairs at The Hawthorn Tree, and tea is available for purchase.

Settle in at Coal Creek Coffee Company in Laramie for a monthly craft night presented in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn. All experience levels are welcome, and the gathering embraces a wide range of portable projects, including knitting, crochet, embroidery, hand sewing, and more. Attendees are encouraged to bring whatever they are currently working on and enjoy happy hour offerings while crafting in a relaxed, social setting.

This relaxed monthly meet-up brings together individuals living with Multiple Sclerosis for an evening among friends. Family members are welcome. The location changes each month, with updates shared through the Wyoming Multiple Sclerosis Networking Group on Facebook.

A meetup for audiophiles to connect with fellow enthusiasts and share their love of music and vinyl records.

Everclear returns to the Lincoln with American Hi-Fi and a fan-driven twist. In addition to favorites like Father of Mine and Santa Monica, the set will include the seven most requested songs in that city, selected by fans from a catalog built over three decades. It is a night shaped by listener picks, pairing well-known hits with the choices that rise to the top in each stop.

A youth all-star football tournament for 4th to 6th graders takes place on the football field at the University of Wyoming’s War Memorial Stadium. Young athletes compete in head-to-head games in a collegiate setting that showcases developing skills and teamwork.

Reiki Level 1 and 2 training with Sarah Stepans, presented by Waking Magic Within, offers an immersive, heart centered pathway to develop your ability to support healing for yourself and others. Suitable for newcomers to energy work as well as those ready to deepen an existing practice, the experience is designed to awaken innate healing capacity and enrich spiritual practice. Hosted at The Collective: Center for The Healing Arts, the curriculum builds a solid foundation in Level 1 with the history of Reiki, core hand placements, self care techniques, and the ethics of practice. Level 2 expands into sacred symbols, distance sessions, intuitive methods, and greater energetic sensitivity. Throughout the training you will receive attunements to open the Reiki channel, guided practice with feedback, and time to cultivate inner awareness, clear boundaries, and the skills needed to hold compassionate, nonjudgmental space. The approach is trauma informed, with attention to nervous system regulation and sensitivity to trauma responses. Intuitive development is woven in through simple practices such as oracle cards and guided visualization. Upon completion you receive a Reiki Level 1 and 2 certificate and a manual, plus three months of follow up support that includes one meeting each month, one on one supervision online, and a virtual group breathwork session. The investment is 555 dollars, and payment plans are available at no extra cost.

Evan Honer performs live in concert, showcasing his talent and artistry on stage. Expect an evening of music to remember.

Hosted at Laramie County Community College, this annual community conference centers on learning, living, and thriving with diabetes. It is designed for adults and children and welcomes families and caregivers for a day of practical education and support. The program features talks from guest speakers, appearances by special guests, a live cooking demonstration presented by the Cent$ible Nutrition Program, and opportunities to visit with vendors. Registered attendees can access complimentary on-site A1C screenings. Light refreshments and lunch are provided, and participants can look forward to raffle-style prizes and giveaways. Participants are encouraged to register in advance, and walk-in attendance is also accepted. Admission is $25, with free entry for those 18 and under.

Celebrate the start of the holidays at the annual COMEA Turkey Trot, a family-friendly community run and walk that supports COMEA Shelter and its work with individuals and families experiencing homelessness in Cheyenne. The event welcomes all ages and paces, from runners and joggers to walkers. Additional details will be shared as the day gets closer.

Swan Lake Reimagined brings the legacy of Tchaikovsky’s celebrated ballet into the present by uniting classical artistry with innovative lighting. For more than a century, audiences have been moved by its unforgettable music and timeless choreography, and this production offers a fresh vision that honors that tradition. Elegant movement is paired with imaginative light design. Costumes illuminate and flow with each step, transforming the stage into a shifting canvas of color and feeling. Technology is carefully woven into the performance to elevate, not replace, the grace of classical ballet. The result is a powerful sensory experience in which light, music, and movement meet in breathtaking harmony.

A reception at Schrader Funeral Home honors Veterans Day and the National Moment of Silence. The program features live patriotic music performed by Jason Crossman, and the East High School ROTC Color Guard will be present. Coffee and treats will be available.

The Lincolnway Event Center hosts an evening of card games, raffles, and community giving in support of youth mentorship in Wyoming. Big Brothers Big Sisters connects young people, known as Littles, with caring adult mentors, known as Bigs, through professionally supported one to one relationships that help remove barriers, expand opportunities, and navigate adversity. Auction item donations and volunteer support are welcome. To donate or volunteer, call 307-514-3383. For questions, contact Kristin at Kristin@bbbswyo.org or Shannon at Shannon@bbbswyo.org.

The Salvation Army Cheyenne presents the 2026 Red Kettle Kickoff Gala, celebrating the start of the annual Red Kettle Campaign. The event brings together community leaders, local businesses, and supporters for an afternoon focused on generosity, connection, and meaningful impact. Participation supports essential services for individuals and families across the Cheyenne area through the holidays and beyond. Sponsorships are available, with levels ranging from $300 to $7,000.

Warm up with the November Second Friday Artwalk Cheyenne as Blue Raven Brewery serves as the featured venue. Look for local artwork throughout downtown and on the brewery walls, live music, and information about the Artwalk and its other participating stops. Sip a tasty beer while exploring the creativity on display.

Kick off your gift buying early at this holiday market. For vendors, indoor spaces are full, and applications are being accepted for outdoor spots only.

Fresh from runs Off-Broadway in New York and in London’s West End, the A Taste of Ireland company brings its holiday spectacular, A Celtic Christmas, to the Cheyenne Civic Center in Cheyenne. Renowned Irish dancers and musicians light up the stage with folk mashups, a cappella tap showdowns, and heartwarming storytelling. Former World Irish Dance champions and alumni of Lord of the Dance and Riverdance lead a celebration filled with Irish wit, traditional melodies, tender ballads, and well loved carols. The result is a high energy showcase of driving rhythms and standout talent, rich with Irish charm and festive spirit. Set within a traditional Celtic atmosphere, the performance captures the warmth and vitality of an Irish Christmas to share with family and friends. Backed by a large online following and strong reviews, it highlights joy, craic, and top tier artistry in a single, memorable evening. Please note that the instruments featured may vary by performance.

Downtown Cheyenne welcomes the 36th Annual Christmas Parade, celebrating the theme Believe in the Magic. Streets will glow with festive floats, twinkling lights, and plenty of holiday cheer. Information about volunteering, registering a float, or sponsoring is available through the organizers. The parade is supported by the continued sponsorship of Ken Garff Cheyenne.

Nutcracker! Magical Christmas Ballet brings North America’s biggest Nutcracker to life with a cast of international, world-class dancers, high-flying acrobatics, lavish costumes, and giant puppets. Set to Tchaikovsky’s timeless music, this grand holiday production fills the stage with wonder, turning the classic tale into a sparkling celebration of the season. Families can look forward to breathtaking artistry and moments to cherish long after the curtain falls.

In its 58th year, this longstanding Laramie County tradition is presented by the Women’s Civic League of Cheyenne and takes place at Hollowberry Manor, also known as the historic William Sturgis House. Established in 1969 by the GFWC Women’s Civic League, the celebration rotates to a different residence each year, with a local homeowner donating the house for the occasion. Guests can wander through rooms tied together by a festive Christmas theme, find handmade gifts throughout the space, and pick up homemade baked treats. The experience also includes a raffle featuring one of a kind pieces offered for sale. As a fundraiser, all proceeds are directed back to Laramie County through grants, scholarships, and service projects, highlighting a spirit of hospitality, creativity, and generosity across the community.

A free, community focused pickleball evening brings players and coaches together in a friendly, relaxed setting. Expect casual games, quick pointers, and fun challenges, with plenty of chances to connect with the coaching team on court. This is not a clinic, so there will be no structured instruction. It is simply time to play, connect with others, ask questions, and be part of the Picklr community. Suitable for newcomers and regulars at the club alike. Open to club members and visitors.

Holiday magic takes center stage with a live orchestra as World Ballet Company presents The Nutcracker, featuring a cast of 40 dancers, more than 150 glittering handmade costumes, and richly crafted sets for audiences of all ages. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve when her treasured Nutcracker awakens and whisks her into a dream world of drifting snow, a spirited battle with mice, and the radiant Kingdom of Sweets. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 2 and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles and is led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick. The company tours beloved ballets nationwide with a commitment to making the art form accessible to everyone, featuring renowned professional dancers from more than ten countries. Its tours have reached over 300 cities and more than 500,000 audience members. Special pricing is available for groups of 10 or more.

This holiday edition of the Nunsense series, Nuncrackers, plays at the Historic Atlas Theatre. Presented as the sisters’ first television special, the show is filmed in a cable access studio in the convent basement created by Reverend Mother and features the returning nuns with Father Virgil and four talented students from Mount Saint Helen’s. The performance blends brand-new numbers with favorite carols and includes a playful Secret Santa segment with audience participation. Expect the classic Nunsense mix of lively comedy and warmhearted cheer. Tickets are available, a dinner theatre option is offered, and a Pay What You Can night is planned.

Windkeep Yule invites friends and family to come together beside a Yule fire as the season turns colder, offering a full day of camaraderie, laughter, conversation, and hearty food. A festive feast is the centerpiece, and feast purchase also includes lunch. Feast reservations are required in advance and may be sent to the event steward, Ailionora inehn Eoghain, at LadyAilionora@gmail.com. Entry at the gate is $25 for adults ages 16 and up, $15 for adult members, and free for youth under 15. The feast is $20 for ages 10 and older and $10 for ages 9 and under.

Cheyenne’s 4th Annual Cookie Crawl takes place during the 2nd Friday Artwalk, bringing local art, live music, and a sweet treat at every stop to Downtown Cheyenne. Explore venues across the area, enjoy cookies as you go, and find out more about Artwalk and its other participating locations along the way.

The event is welcoming vendor applications, including handmade craft sellers, candlemakers, jewelry creators, home decor and sign makers, food trucks, artists and artisans, crochet and other handcrafted pieces, baked treats, face painters, nonprofit groups and more. Those interested can get in touch via Messenger or email with details about what they plan to sell.

In Centennial, Wyoming, the 23rd Annual Christmas in Centennial offers a full day of family friendly activities throughout town. Browse a holiday market featuring local vendors at the school. Create a gift with Mrs. Claus at Santa's Workshop in the library. Enjoy breakfast with Santa at the Mountain View. Treat yourself to $1 handmade ice cream at the Country Junction. If weather allows, take a horse drawn wagon ride. Mail cards and letters from the Centennial Post Office to receive a special pictorial cancellation postmark reading Ridge Station. The library will also host a book sale. Around town, explore two restaurants and a gift shop, then take in the mountainside holiday cheer. More information will be shared.

Enjoy free admission to the Cheyenne Home Show, an event designed for homeowners planning projects large or small. Meet local and national vendors face to face to compare options, gather ideas, and get practical guidance that can help bring your vision to life. From kitchen remodels to outdoor living upgrades and simple home updates, find resources and potential savings to get your next project underway. Exhibitors may inquire about participation.