Family events in Cheyenne, WY

Stop by for Story Time, a free program for kids and families with a story plus a fun project and some activities. During the summer, the group meets under the blue dome, and in the winter it meets inside the classroom in the Children’s Village. Suitable for ages 1 to 100.

ExploreMore and Seek Yoga Studio present a family friendly outdoor yoga and grounding session at Undine Park in Laramie, Wyoming, created for children and their grown-ups to move, breathe, play, and connect with nature together. Guided by Haley Cottey of ExploreMore, the class blends simple poses, mindful movement, grounding exercises, and nature-based activities that invite participants to slow down, notice their surroundings, and share meaningful time outside. No prior yoga experience is needed and all ages are welcome. Please bring a mat or towel, water, and clothing appropriate for the weather. The gathering meets in the northeast corner of the park. The cost is $25 for a big and little pair.

Hosted by the Laramie Breastfeeding Coalition, Breastival 2026 celebrates World Breastfeeding Week with a no-cost, family-friendly gathering. Attendees can enjoy lawn games, baby goats, complimentary portraits, participation from community organizations, face painting, and food.

Hosted at Cheyenne Frontier Days, this livestock sale recognizes the dedication and accomplishments of outstanding FFA youth who have spent months caring for their animals while building leadership, responsibility, and lasting skills through agricultural education. Community buyers have a chance to support future agricultural leaders by purchasing premium livestock products, and guests can enjoy a steak dinner along with an evening of fellowship and fun. This cherished tradition celebrates youth, agriculture, and the strength of community support.

Join an interactive MyChart training session during the Back to School Bash. You will get help learning how to use MyChart, with a focus on making it easier for families to stay on top of care and appointments.

Come support local youth at the Laramie County Fair Youth Livestock Sale. You’ll be able to check out a variety of animals including beef, lambs, goats, hogs, rabbits, and poultry. The event runs for about 3 hours, and parking is free. All ages are welcome.

Families can get a head start on the new school year at this annual Back-to-School Bash hosted at the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming. Free essentials and services include backpacks and school supplies, physicals, dental checkups, eye screenings with glasses vouchers, haircuts, and more. All offerings are provided at no cost. The event focuses on preparing every child for the classroom and connecting families with helpful resources. Lunch and activities will be available, creating time to relax and spend moments with the community.

Lemonade Day features 40 lemonade stands to visit. The Kindness Matters Lemonade Stand marks its third year and will be at 7220 Counseling Coalition, with planned extras like edible glitter, stickers, and rainbow krispies.

Enjoy an enchanting picnic filled with creativity, tasty homemade fare, and a touch of fairy magic. Spread a blanket, gather friends and family, and settle in for whimsical crafts, friendly competitions, simple group dances, giant bubbles, and a welcoming community vibe. Costumes are encouraged but not required, so fairies, elves, wizards, knights, woodland creatures, and everyday attire all fit right in. This free community gathering is hosted by the Front Range Fantasy Festival and also supports preparations for upcoming festival events. Hands-on crafting is at the heart of the celebration. Make and decorate fairy wings with materials provided, then take them home with an optional small donation that supports the nonprofit. Create jewelry, charms, and other tiny treasures, either to keep or to contribute to the Front Range Fantasy Festival. Two contests invite playful competition. In the Fairy House Competition, participants may enter more than one creation, and entries must be made by the entrant or their family. Use natural, recycled, or handcrafted elements to design cottages, mushroom homes, castles, gardens, tree stumps, or even miniature villages. Check in to register and receive an entry number, judging happens during the event, and prizes are awarded on site. The top three entries receive a ticket to the Front Range Fantasy Festival’s Fantasy Market valued at $10. Selected fairy houses may be invited for display at the festival, and creators are responsible for delivering and setting up their own pieces. Event staff do not transport entries between venues. Fantasy themes are welcome but not required. The Fantasy Cook-Off and Bake-Off showcase beloved recipes from bread and casseroles to cookies and decorated cakes. Participants may enter multiple categories and can compete in both the cook-off and the bake-off. Cook-Off categories include charcuterie inspired by the Shire, main dishes, side dishes, family recipes, and fantastical creations. Bake-Off categories include cakes, cookies, pastries, breads, pies, and tarts. Entries compete only within their category, check-in is required for registration, judging takes place during the event, and prizes are presented on site. The top three in each category receive a Fantasy Market ticket valued at $10. Entrants handle their own food safety and bring any utensils, warming trays, or ice needed for display. Pack a picnic dinner if you like, or simply relax and enjoy the festivities. With crafts, dancing, bubbles, community connections, and lighthearted contests, this gathering celebrates imagination and friendship while helping build a little magic for the Front Range Fantasy Festival.

At Frontier Mall, a weekly outdoor makers market brings together craft and vendor booths, a free car meet that welcomes all makes, models, and builds, music by 1st Amendment Sound Productions, and a mix of contests and fundraisers. This edition focuses on a school supply drive to support a local school, with collection bins near the check in booth. Donations such as pencils, notebooks, paper, glue sticks, crayons, backpacks, and colored pencils are welcome, and each donation earns one raffle ticket for prize drawings.

The summer youth Chess Club returns with a welcoming space for children and teens in grades 2 to 12. Beginners and seasoned players can build skills, explore strategies, and enjoy friendly games together.

Bring your child to a Kids’ Camp Workshop for ages 6 and up, where they’ll do hands-on painting and create their own personalized project. Kids will complete one project, and they can choose from the available theme options. Parents may drop off kids or stay to watch, and each child needs their own registration. Pre-registration is required.

A welcoming farmers market offering locally grown produce and a wide mix of goods. Find fresh fruit, coffee, flowers and garden plants, farm eggs, naturally raised local meats, pies and other baked treats, kimchi alongside other Korean dishes, tamales with zesty salsas, pizza, local honey with house-made jams, freshly baked bread, pasta with sauces, local cheeses and dairy, mushrooms, handcrafted items made locally, and natural personal care products, with more to discover.

Laramie's family friendly farmers market brings the community together in a park setting. Browse seasonal produce from local growers, fresh baked goods and other tasty bites, handmade art and crafts, and information from nonprofit resources. Food trucks and live music set the scene, and kids can jump into games.

Adrienne Houlehan leads a lively session filled with music and play, featuring songs, playful rhymes, movement, simple instruments, stories, and interactive activities that encourage laughter and meaningful connection. This program is created for children from birth to age five, and the whole family is welcome to take part.

This laid-back community bicycle ride explores Cheyenne on two wheels and welcomes everyone, from seasoned rollers to casual riders and those just passing through. The group usually begins at the Big Boy in Holliday Park and cruises at a gentle, family-friendly pace for about an hour, covering roughly 5 to 8 miles, with routes and distances changing each week. Since starting in 2016, it has become a summertime favorite, known for good music, easy conversation, friendly faces, relaxed neighborhood cruises, and fun themed nights that celebrate the joy of riding together.

Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails partners with ACPL to present Read with a Ranger, a kid-friendly session featuring stories, engaging activities, snacks, and discoveries in science, history, and nature. The event is designed for children in grades K through 5 and is hosted by ACPL. It is free and open to the public.