Events in Cheyenne, WY

At the Tuesday Farmers Market at the Frontier Mall, Silly Sips offers flatbreads, cold brew coffee, matcha, and assorted baked goods.

Cheyenne Tuesday Farmers Market brings together fresh, locally grown produce and a wide variety of foods and handmade goods. Browse fruit, coffee, flowers, plants, and eggs. Find natural meats sourced locally, along with pies and other bakery treats. Try kimchi and other Korean fare, plus tamales and various salsas. Enjoy pizza, and look for honey produced locally and homemade jams. Pick up freshly baked breads, pastas with sauces, and local cheeses, other dairy items, and mushrooms. Shoppers can also explore handmade crafts created locally and natural body care products, with plenty more to discover.

Hosted by Albany County Public Library and the Wyoming Institute for Humanities Research, Silent Book Club brings readers together for quiet companionship while everyone enjoys their own book. There are no assigned titles or preparation required. Any format is welcome, from e-books and audiobooks to poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction... it is a BYOBook experience.

Hosted by the Denver Chapter of the American Sewing Guild, this sewing retreat takes place at Hollowberry Manor in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with registration that includes lodging, a personal table in the creative workspace, and meals. The manor has been restored and evokes an earlier era, offering nine uniquely themed bedrooms and plenty of cozy spots for quiet time. In the creative workspace, each participant is assigned a table that adjusts in height, a very comfortable chair, and a power station, so bed risers and extension cords are unnecessary. The schedule is entirely your own with no formal classes, occasional demonstrations may occur, and peers are available to offer help when needed. Rooms accommodate two or three people and share bathrooms. A limited number of beds are on the first floor with a few steps to reach them on a first come basis, and the remaining bedrooms are on the second floor. Space is limited. Pricing is $450 per person for ASG members and $510 for non members. For a registration form, email cathygeorgerian@gmail.com.

Hosted by COPD Respiratory Services in Cheyenne and affiliated with the American Lung Association, this Better Breathers Club provides a supportive setting for people managing chronic respiratory conditions, along with their families, friends, and caregivers. Participants can connect with others, learn practical information, and tap into helpful resources. The group meets on a monthly basis.

Shrek the Musical brings the world of the Oscar winning DreamWorks Animation film to life in a Tony Award winning stage adventure filled with humor and heart. Featuring original songs by Jeanine Tesori and a laugh filled book by David Lindsay Abaire, it serves up bold characters, catchy songs, and plenty of fun. Beloved figures from the story step from screen to stage, revealing that there is more to this tale than you might expect to hear.

An indoor and outdoor market at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens offers a one day shopping experience set amid lush garden scenery. Get a head start on holiday gifts while browsing regionally handcrafted work from artists and craftspeople, including home decor, woodwork, art, jewelry, apparel, pottery, and more. Families can enjoy food from on site vendors and visit the Paul Smith Children's Village. Admission is free. Vendors seeking application information can contact Sheena Munoz at bgevents@cheyennecity.org or 307-637-6458.

Laramie Cars and Coffee returns as Toyota of Laramie brings together great vehicles, fresh coffee, and a welcoming community. All kinds of rides are welcome, including classics, custom builds, off road rigs, sports cars, motorcycles, and UTVs. This casual gathering offers a laid back space to display vehicles, talk shop, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Admission is free.

The Pegs and Friends deliver an eclectic set that spans many styles while welcoming surprise friends to join in. With a fluid lineup, the music can shift from moment to moment, keeping things fresh and full of unexpected turns.

This annual wine gala fundraiser supports Hospice of Laramie. Further details will be announced.

A pop-up dedicated to vegan comfort food brings the number one vegan BBQ joint in the country, as named by VegNews and USA TODAY, to Wyoming. The menu features Southern staples and sandwich specials, including fried chickun, smoked meats, mac n cheeze, beer cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, jambalaya, po boyz, cajun corn, totchos, and more. The offerings are nut free, with several gluten free options.

Experience live jazz as musicians from across Wyoming and Northern Colorado come together for an improvisation-forward performance filled with lively back-and-forth. Flatbreads and drinks are available to enjoy with the music.

Experience a facilitated men’s circle centered on courageous sharing and attentive listening. Led by Bryson Kruk at The Collective, this small-group workshop welcomes anyone who self-identifies as male to be their authentic selves and feel supported by peers. The cost is $10, and capacity is limited to preserve an intimate setting.

This taco night features tacos with all the toppings and sides.

Set over three days at Cheyenne Frontier Day Park, this event showcases the quickest and most accomplished Indian Relay teams from across North America as they compete for a championship title. Indian Relay, often described as the nation’s earliest extreme sport, is rooted in generations of tribal tradition and horsemanship. Riders race bareback around the track and switch horses between laps at full speed, creating an intense spectacle unique in horse racing. Each team competes with three horses and a single rider, supported by a crew of holders and catchers who execute rapid exchanges. The discipline demands elite riding skill, courage, teamwork, and precise timing. More than 100 teams representing 15 tribal nations come together, drawing thousands of spectators each year to experience fierce competition, deep cultural pride, and living traditions that make Indian Relay one of the most thrilling spectator sports in North America.

A free, community evening of pickleball that brings players and the coaching team together in an easygoing, friendly setting. Expect open play, friendly mini-challenges, and quick pointers from coaches, with plenty of chances to rally, ask questions, and connect on court. It is not a clinic, and no formal instruction is scheduled... just a relaxed night focused on play and the Picklr community. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are new to the sport or a regular at the club. Members and guests may attend.

The Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office hosts a free public fundraiser and educational gathering featuring refreshments, a silent art auction, and a lecture. It begins with hors d'oeuvres alongside a silent auction of artwork. Wyoming artist Robert Martinez will share remarks, and his original piece created for the Wyoming Archaeology Awareness Month poster will be auctioned to support the cause. Afterward, Dr. William Taylor will discuss the archaeological themes highlighted on this year's poster, focusing on archaeology and horses in Wyoming. The silent auction will wrap up before the event concludes.

Enjoy a comforting plate with your choice of beef, pork, or chicken steak, paired with mashed potatoes and a vegetable.

Homecoming Weekend brings Dori Jo and The Double Standards to The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall for a night of live music. Those returning to Laramie and locals alike can enjoy the atmosphere with friends. The cover charge is $10.

Set at the Red Lion Hotel & Conference Center in Cheyenne, this two-day holistic event features shopping and jewelry along with tarot readers, reiki, angel readings, and mediums. Admission is $5 per person each day, or bring five nonperishable food items for donation to True Vine Church of Cheyenne. Tickets are available at the door only, as there are no advance sales.

Cheyenne welcomes the 1st Annual Cheyenne Ta-Ta Trot, a feel-good 5K that supports Wyoming cancer patients through the Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care. Participants of all ages and paces are encouraged, whether running, walking, speed-waddling, or power-strutting, and dogs on leashes are invited to trot along too. Pink, bold, and playful outfits are welcomed, with tutus adding to the fun. Pre-registration helps secure a Tata Trot shirt and speeds up check-in, while same-day registration will be available with shirts offered while supplies last. The event takes place at Cheyenne Depot Plaza and channels community energy into movement for a meaningful cause.

War Memorial Stadium in Laramie hosts a midseason showdown between Hawai‘i and Wyoming. The Warriors bring speed and a wide-open approach, while the Cowboys lean on a physical, run-first game in the high-altitude setting. Strategic adjustments and momentum swings are likely as both teams work to position themselves for the stretch run.

Danno from Wyo brings a lively, crowd-pleasing set to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill, putting showmanship ahead of fretwork. With more than 2,500 performances since 1989 and roughly 60 gigs each year, he keeps things fresh so every show feels a little different. The set typically blends originals, his own covers, and classics that span Oldies, older rock, country, and a touch of reggae and calypso. Influences like the Eagles, Robert Earl Keen, and Jimmy Buffett shine through in his songwriting, keeping the mood upbeat from start to finish.

3rd Degree is a high-octane power trio from Laramie, Wyoming. Their set features songs by Lit, Blink-182, AC/DC, Bad Company, Joan Jett, and more.

Laramie Cribbage Club hosts a welcoming game night with a $10 buy-in at Downtown Café. Players of all experience levels can gather to play, socialize, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Happy hour is honored during the event, so attendees can grab a drink, find a board, and enjoy cribbage downtown.

Settle in at Coal Creek Coffee Company for a relaxed monthly craft night presented in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn. Makers of every experience level are welcome, and any portable project fits right in, including knitting, crochet, embroidery, or hand sewing. Bring whatever you are working on and enjoy happy hour selections while you create and connect with fellow crafters.

This casual monthly meetup brings together people living with multiple sclerosis for a relaxed evening of conversation and connection. Families are welcome to attend. The location changes each month, and updates are available through the Wyoming Multiple Sclerosis Networking Group on Facebook.

A friendly meetup where audiophiles connect to celebrate their shared love of music and vinyl records. Enjoy relaxed conversation with fellow listeners in a welcoming atmosphere centered on shared appreciation.

The Tee Off for Tourism Golf Tournament and Calcutta, presented by State Farm Insurance, Anthony Ortiz, brings golfers to Cheyenne Country Club for an 18-hole scramble with breakfast burritos, a complimentary mimosa or Bloody Mary, and lunch followed by an awards ceremony. The evening before tournament play, a public Calcutta and silent auction offers team bidding and hors d’oeuvres. The event benefits Discover Cheyenne and Visit Cheyenne events. Team registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Free admission to a home improvement showcase where homeowners can explore ideas for kitchen updates, outdoor living upgrades, and other projects. Meet local and national vendors in person, ask questions, and gather practical guidance to help turn renovation plans into reality. Whether you are collecting inspiration or ready to begin, the Cheyenne Home Show offers a straightforward way to compare options and move your vision forward.

Desperado Nights: Outlaw Edition is CASA of Laramie County’s annual casino night fundraiser with a Western flair. The evening centers on casino fun, community, and meaningful impact in support of abused and neglected children in foster care. Every contribution helps provide a voice, a dedicated advocate, and hope for a brighter future for each child.

Held at Laramie County Community College, this symposium examines practical approaches to hip pain and shows how orthopedic care, physical therapy, and pain management can work together to restore mobility, ease discomfort, and reduce the chance of future injury. Dr. Michael Shannon will discuss when nonoperative care is sufficient and when surgery is the right choice. Physical therapist Thomas Bledsoe will focus on rebuilding movement and function through targeted therapy. Dr. Natalie Winter will cover non-surgical options, clarifying pain sources and outlining treatment paths. CRMC employees who participate will receive 5,000 wellness points.

Hosted at Hynds Lodge, the fifth annual Hike for Hunger is an outdoor day focused on raising awareness about hunger and food insecurity in Wyoming. Participants can take part in two guided hikes on Medicine Bow National Forest trails, enjoy live music, and capture fall family photos among the aspen groves. The event welcomes all ages with outdoor activities, food, and a warm community atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items and hygiene products to support multiple Hunger Hero nonprofits and help stock food pantries in Laramie and Albany County. Additional details will be shared as plans are finalized.

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts live music from The Pegs and Friends. The band spans a wide range of styles, and different friends may sit in, so the lineup and sound can change from song to song.

Zach Bellas brings a live set to The Great Untamed in Laramie, Wyoming as part of the Fall Tour of the US. More details about this show will be announced soon.

A live performance by Zach Bellas is planned for Laramie at Ruffed Up Duck Saloon as part of the artist's Fall U.S. tour. Additional information about the show will be shared soon.

Now in its fifth year, this fall craft and vendor fair returns for another season. Spread the word to family and friends. Those interested in participating as vendors can request an application by sending a message or emailing bookings.nicoledecker@gmail.com. Please watch out for scams, only the event organizer is accepting vendor applications and any other claims should be reported.

Dancing with the Stars returns with a Halloween inspired setting, bringing local community members to the floor for competitive ballroom dancing in an elegant atmosphere. The evening pairs high energy entertainment with heartfelt performances while raising support for the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming. It is designed to create lasting memories and make a positive difference for local youth.

With fall in the air, this month’s Artwalk highlights Art @ the Hynds Collective and welcomes a touch of spooky-season flair. Expect artwork showcased throughout downtown, live music, and ways to learn more about Artwalk and its other participating venues.

Hosted at the Cheyenne Ice and Events Center, this adult coed draft-style ice hockey tournament welcomes players of every skill level. The weekend starts with a Friday night party where teams are selected, with some complimentary beers included. Each participant is guaranteed five games, with three on Saturday and two on Sunday. Players keep a uniquely themed uniform set that includes a jersey, socks, and a shell. Individual player awards and professional photography are part of the experience, making for a fun and social hockey event from start to finish.

Returning for its 49th year, the Cheyenne Toy Run is set to take place.

Frontier Mall hosts a seasonal market filled with homemade breads, canned goods, cakes, candies, handmade gifts and more from local vendors. A pumpkin carving contest features already carved or decorated pumpkins on display, with in person voting at the display using a QR code or paper ballots. Awards recognize the Most Creative Pumpkin with first, second and third place. Entry is free, prizes vary for the top three and space is limited. The drop off location will be announced, and pumpkins that are not picked up will be disposed of. Families will find kid friendly craft stations running all day near Appliance Factory and Kay Jewelers, with donations encouraged. Complimentary coffee and hot cocoa will be available while supplies last. Pumpkin pie slices will be offered for $1 and waffle wands for $3, with proceeds benefiting the kids crafts and the pumpkin contest.

Celebrate UW Parents Weekend with a lively night at The Cowboy Saloon as Girl Crush performs crowd favorite hits. Expect plenty of singing and dancing with refreshing drinks available. Invite friends, parents, and grandparents for a full-family outing. There is a $5 cover at the door.

Travel back to the most electrifying era in popular music with a high-octane concert that celebrates the sounds and spirit of the 1960s. Led by Fourever Fab and Sixtiesmania, the production spotlights the Beatles from their arrival in America through the kaleidoscopic Sgt. Pepper period, while also saluting the enduring hits of the Rolling Stones, the Beach Boys, the Kinks, the Byrds, and other icons of the decade. Musicians perform with period-correct gear and wear era-specific attire, enhanced by vivid multimedia, psychedelic visuals, striking lighting, and the lively Curvette Dancers, creating an immersive throwback experience. Brimming with beloved songs, stellar playing, and constant energy, the show invites audiences to sing along, dance, and relive the soundtrack that defined a generation.

Jay Webb brings a rugged country sound blended with Southern soul and plainspoken storytelling to The Cowboy Saloon in Laramie, Wyoming as part of The Homesick Tour. The performance features viral hits alongside fan favorites for a memorable set of live country music.

Tom Papa brings the Grateful Bread Tour to the stage with the polished, warm stand-up that has made him a mainstay across film, television, radio, podcasts, and live comedy for more than two decades. A frequent guest on The Joe Rogan Experience and late night television, he leans into the upbeat outlook behind his Netflix special You’re Doing Great and his books You’re Doing Great!: And Other Reasons To Stay Alive and Your Dad Stole My Rake, celebrating everyday life and family with sharp, relatable observations. His work also includes the conversation focused podcast Breaking Bread with Tom Papa and hosting What A Joke With Papa And Fortune on SiriusXM’s Netflix channel. The show spotlights a veteran comic whose humor reassures, observes, and finds the good in modern life.

Air Force and Wyoming meet in a key Mountain West showdown at War Memorial Stadium. The Falcons rely on a disciplined option attack and a solid defense, while the Cowboys draw energy from the altitude, the wind, and their home crowd in one of college football’s tougher environments. It shapes up as a tactical contest where field position counts, clock control is critical, and a few big plays could decide the result.

Jamie Hansen returns to The Cowboy Saloon for a high-energy evening of country music. Expect dance-ready songs, cold drinks, and the signature atmosphere that makes this venue a favorite. Admission is a $5 cover.

World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to the stage with a live orchestra, unfolding the legendary story where fate and magic collide in a struggle between good and evil. This full-scale production features a 50-member international cast, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes, and hand-crafted sets that frame each scene. Tchaikovsky’s score is performed live, underscoring highlights from the delicate Little Swans to the Black Swan’s 32 fouettés. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20-minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and up. Group pricing is available for parties of 10 or more. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics to cities across the country with the aim of welcoming both first-time attendees and seasoned ballet fans. The company features renowned professionals representing more than ten countries and has visited over 300 cities, reaching audiences numbering over 500,000.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.