Events in Laramie

Silly Sips

Silly Sips will be vending at the farmers market at Frontier Mall. Look for flatbreads, cold brew coffee, matcha, and a variety of baked treats.

Cheyenne Tuesday Farmers Market

Browse a welcoming farmers market filled with fresh produce from local farms along with fruit, coffee, flowers, plants, and eggs. Expect naturally sourced meats from the area, pies and other baked treats, kimchi and Korean fare, salsas and tamales, and pizza as well. You will also find local honey with homemade jams, freshly baked breads, pasta and sauces, cheeses and dairy from local sources, mushrooms, locally made crafts, and natural body care items, plus plenty more to discover.

Undine Park, Laramie, WY, United States, Wyoming 82070

Tuesday Local Market 2026 Season

A welcoming farmers market brings the community together in a Laramie park. Browse fresh produce from local growers, pick up baked goods and other tasty treats, and explore handmade art and crafts. Nonprofit organizations share helpful resources, food trucks serve meals and snacks, and live music sets a lively tone. Kids can enjoy games, and there is something to discover for all ages.

Laramie County Fair Mutton Bustin'

Laramie County youth ages 5 to 8 can take part in a mutton bustin contest with size limits of 52 inches or shorter and 60 pounds or less. All sign ups are handled electronically, with entry forms available on the website. The first 100 completed entries are accepted, and additional names go on a wait list. After registering, families receive an email confirming whether their child is entered or wait listed. Everyone who is entered, as well as those on the wait list, must attend the weigh ins. If any of the initial 100 do not meet the height or weight requirements, the next child on the wait list will be added in order. The competition includes ten sections with ten riders in each. The highest scoring rider from each section advances to ride again for the Champion Mutton Buster title of the Laramie County Fair, with a buckle awarded to the winner.

Stroke Survivors Support Group

This free support group is for anyone who has been affected by a stroke or TIA, whether directly or through someone close to them. Each meeting covers topics such as different types of strokes, changes after a stroke, therapy options, and the grief process, along with ways to cope. For more information, you can contact the Stroke Program team at (307) 996-4705 or email stroke.program@crmcwy.org.

Laramie County Library

Exhibit Hall (Laramie County Fair Complex at Archer)

Laramie County Fair Bubblegum Blowing Contest

A brand-new addition to the Laramie County Fair invites bubblegum fans of all ages to test their skills. Gum is provided, and competitors aim for the largest bubble while judges measure circumference to determine the champion. The crowd keeps the energy high with cheers, the tone stays light and playful, and bragging rights go to the top bubble blower, making for classic fair moments for participants and spectators alike.

Rise & Shine: Track Edition

Experience 12 weeks of Rise & Shine: Track Edition with weekly sessions held on the north side of Hobbs Elementary. The focus is speed work that does more than increase pace by building strength and flexibility, improving resistance to fatigue, and helping the body perform with less fuel. Each workout is created specifically for this training by RRCA certified coach Erin Leaf. Suitable for newcomers and seasoned runners alike, this track-based routine offers a consistent, structured approach to running.

Hobbs Elementary

August 5 Slow Roll

Cheyenne Slow Roll is a relaxed community bike ride that showcases the Capital City at an easy pace. Riders of all experience levels are welcome, whether a seasoned regular, a casual rider, or visiting. Expect around an hour on the bike at a comfortable, family-friendly speed, typically covering roughly five to eight miles. Most rides set out from the Big Boy at Holliday Park, unless noted otherwise. Look for upbeat music, friendly conversation, and welcoming faces, with routes that range from mellow neighborhood spins to themed nights.

Big Boy Steam Engine

Laramie

At Ruffed Up Duck Saloon in Laramie, Jack Yoder pares things back for a solo acoustic night centered on voice, guitar, and songcraft. Known from The Doublewide Disaster, he steps away from the full band to present tunes in the raw shape they were written, letting the grit and vulnerability shine. The set pulls from his albums Dumpster Fire and Wagonload and folds in formative covers rooted in Americana, blues, and alt-country. The atmosphere is conversational and laid back, with Yoder sharing the origins of the material so it feels like swapping stories with an old friend. From gentle ballads to numbers with a honky-tonk lilt in the spirit of Waylon and Willie, it is all about the simple power of one musician connecting with the room.

Ruffed Up Duck Saloon

Cheyenne Youth Rodeo

This youth rodeo is presented through a partnership between the Laramie County Fair and Cheyenne Youth Rodeo. Competitors ages 18 and under are eligible to take part. Special Laramie County Fair awards will be presented to the All Around Winners.

Archer Arenas

Laramie County Community College

All Girls Matter Empowerment Conference

The experiences, role models, and messages that reach a young girl can shape what comes next. The All Girls Matter Empowerment Conference, presented in partnership with America’s Big Sister, offers a one-day program at Laramie County Community College designed to encourage, challenge, and affirm girls ages 9–18. Through real conversations, mentorship, and shared experiences, participants can gain confidence, fresh perspective, and a stronger sense of who they are and who they can become. Registration is available. Sponsors and community partners interested in supporting this effort can contact Cassie Hoover at choover@bgcchey.org.

Cheyenne Children's Museum

Little Audiences Music Group

Led by Adrienne Houlehan, this playful music session blends singing and rhyming with movement, simple instruments, stories, and interactive activities to inspire smiles, laughter, and moments of connection. It is designed for children ages 0 to 5 and is open to the whole family.

Centennial Wyoming Library

Messy Storytimes

Messy Storytimes comes to the Centennial branch with a hands-on Make a Fossil activity. This session offers a creative experience that embraces a bit of mess while focusing on fossil-themed fun. It is part of a summer series across branch locations that has also featured Dig Up Dinos and Puffy Outdoor Chalk. The venue is the Centennial Wyoming Library.

Career

Ribbon Cutting-High Plains Custom Metal

High Plains Custom Metal is marking its official ribbon cutting, celebrating its arrival as the newest member of the Cheyenne Chamber. The moment recognizes the company’s dedication to quality craftsmanship, custom fabrication, and getting the job done right, while highlighting the fresh ideas, new opportunities, and added strength that new members bring to the local business community. Share your congratulations as they look ahead to new partnerships, ongoing growth, and a bright future within the Chamber.

Coal Creek Coffee Company

Knit Night

Knit Night at Coal Creek Coffee Company is a monthly craft gathering presented in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn. All crafts and experience levels are welcome. Bring a portable project such as knitting, crochet, embroidery, or hand sewing. Happy hour is available during the event.

Cheyenne MS ing Around Social Meetup

This relaxed monthly meetup at City Brew Coffee in Cheyenne is for people living with multiple sclerosis. It offers a friendly setting to spend time with friends, and families are welcome. The location changes each month, with updates shared through the Wyoming Multiple Sclerosis (MS) Networking Group on Facebook.

City Brew Coffee

Knights of the Turntable

An inviting gathering that brings together dedicated listeners to connect over music and vinyl records. It offers a relaxed setting to celebrate albums, share what you enjoy, and savor the richness of analog sound with fellow enthusiasts.

Downtown Vinyl

Laramie County Fair Pig Wrestling

Muddy competition takes over Archer Arenas as teams of four race to guide a pig into a bucket as quickly as they can. Multiple age groups, from youth through adult, will compete in a series of heats. Registration is open for participants, and admission is free. Taking place alongside the Laramie County Fair, the broader festivities include night events, food trucks, a Midway with free entertainment and kids activities, plus livestock and static exhibits and shows.

Archer Arenas

Civic

Ribbon Cutting-We Are Cheyenne

A ribbon cutting officially welcomes We Are Cheyenne to the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. The occasion highlights the group’s focus on celebrating what makes the Cheyenne community special, connecting people, and showcasing local businesses, organizations, and individuals. It marks a milestone for We Are Cheyenne and acknowledges their role in the area’s growing business community.

Dexter and the Moonrocks

Dexter and The Moonrocks are bringing their mix of rock styles to The Lincoln Cheyenne for an evening show. The performance is scheduled to start at 8:00 PM.

Horse Palace Swan Ranch - Gaming & OTB

Brett Hendrix

Brett Hendrix brings a full band performance to Horse Palace Swan Ranch - Gaming & OTB. A multi-instrumental singer and songwriter, he delivers heartfelt lyrics alongside intricate guitar work. An emerging independent artist, he focuses on both his songwriting and instrumental skills in a live setting.

Laramie Farmers Market

Experience the Laramie Farmers Market during the summer season, featuring a mix of longtime and new vendors offering food, fresh produce, and art. SNAP benefits are accepted and matched 100 percent.

2026 Kiwanis FFA Livestock Sale of Champions

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.

Cheyenne Frontier Days

Jay Sean and more

Fridays on the Plaza fills the historic Depot Plaza in Downtown Cheyenne with live performances, flavorful eats, cold drinks, and warm summer vibes. This beloved weekly tradition, supported by community sponsors, is celebrated as Wyoming’s biggest free outdoor music series. Jay Sean appears with Dazid & Real Deal Music for a night centered on chart-topping pop and global hits. The British-born star first broke through in the United States in the mid 2000s and has sustained a nearly 20-year run. He became the first Indian and South Asian artist to earn a No. 1 on a Billboard chart, the first from that community with a No. 1 on Billboard’s Latin rankings, the first Indian and South Asian artist to perform on Top of the Pops, and the first British Asian artist to hold two Top 10 singles on the U.S. Billboard charts at the same time. From 2008 to 2012 he delivered five consecutive Billboard Top 40 singles, including Down, Do You Remember, 2012, Hit The Lights, and I Made It with Kevin Rudolf. In 2016 he returned to UK and European airwaves with Make My Love Go featuring Sean Paul and Maluma, a Top 10 hit in the UK, Germany, and the Netherlands, which also secured him the headline slot for the Eurovision finale performance. In 2019, Regard’s remix of Ride It turned a previous UK Top 10 into a worldwide dance smash, reaching No. 1 on UK radio, hitting Top 10 positions across many countries, and surpassing three billion streams. In 2024 he launched his film and TV company Rebel Heart and his record label 3am, signing multiple artists and developing three screen projects.

Depot Plaza

Breastival 2026

Hosted by the Laramie Breastfeeding Coalition, Breastival 2026 celebrates World Breastfeeding Week with a free, family-friendly gathering. Attendees can enjoy yard games, baby goats, free portraits, opportunities to connect with community organizations, face painting, and food.

Washington Park

Bigs and Littles: Nature Yoga and Grounding Together

ExploreMore and Seek Yoga Studio present a family-friendly nature yoga session at Undine Park in Laramie, Wyoming, designed for children and their grown-ups to move, breathe, play, and connect with the outdoors. Guided by Haley Cottey of ExploreMore, the class weaves together simple poses, mindful movement, grounding practices, and nature-based activities that encourage participants to slow down, notice their surroundings, and enjoy time outside together. No prior yoga experience is required and all ages are welcome. Please bring a mat or towel, water, and clothing suited to the weather. Meet in the northeast corner of the park. The cost is $25 per pair of a child and their grown-up.

Seek Yoga Studio

Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

Story Time

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.

Cowboy Tough Adventure Race

Cowboy Tough Adventure Race is a multi-day adventure race in the Wyoming backcountry near Curt Gowdy State Park, with routes that feature mountains, granite outcroppings, and high plains along world-class singletrack. You can compete solo or as a team, with 8-hour and 50-hour race course options. The listing notes an 9:00 AM start time for the event.

Curt Gowdy State Park

Henderson Performance Horses

NVRHA-WY August 8th-9th

Get ready for a Versatility Ranch Horse Clinic and Competition at Henderson Performance Horses in Cheyenne. The event runs over the weekend, bringing together ranch horse training and competition activities.

Danno from Wyo

Danno from Wyo puts entertainment first and guitar second, delivering a high-energy performance shaped by decades on stage. Since 1989 he has played more than 2,500 shows and continues to perform about 60 live shows each year. No two performances are alike as he mixes originals, original covers, and classics spanning oldies, older rock, country, and a touch of reggae and calypso. His music reflects influences from the Eagles, Robert Earl Keen, and Jimmy Buffett, with original songs that carry that spirit.

Fairy Picnic

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.

Lions Park

Sizzlin' Saturdays - BBQ on the Patio

Hathaway’s Restaurant brings back Sizzlin’ Saturdays for the summer with live music and a menu of slow-cooked favorites like ribeye, barbecue chicken, and more. On summer Saturdays, the patio becomes a favorite place to gather in Cheyenne. Reservations are recommended, though not required.

Hathaway's Restaurant

HealthWorks Community Market on 17th Street

A downtown community market creates a warm, welcoming hub by bringing together health care, locally sourced goods, and connections among neighbors, building a sense of belonging for all. It reflects a simple idea... care begins right here in the community.

HealthWorks

Cheyenne Arts Celebration

An upbeat annual day in the park features over 40 visual artists and artisans, live performances by local musicians, and a lineup of well reviewed food and drink trucks. Artist demonstrations continue throughout the event, with additional activities available on site. Admission is free, and both music and shopping are open to the public.

Lions Park

17th Street – Downtown Cheyenne

Cheyenne Farmers Market®: Road to the Market

Community Action of Laramie County and Downtown First present a special one day return of the Downtown Cheyenne Farmers Market as the second stop in the Road to the Market series. Expect a lively street market atmosphere featuring local farmers, food producers, artisans, and crafters, with fresh produce and handmade goods creating a bustling community scene in the heart of downtown. The Cheyenne Farmers Market is hosted by Community Action of Laramie County, and each market helps support programs serving seniors, veterans, individuals, and families across the community. Organizers will share more details soon, including vendor locations, parking information, entertainment, and activities planned throughout the day. For this stop, the market will welcome additional artisans and crafters.

7220 Counseling Coalition

Lemonade Day

Celebrate Lemonade Day with 40 lemonade stands to explore. The Kindness Matters Lemonade Stand returns for its third year and will be serving lemonade at 7220 Counseling Coalition. Look for edible glitter, stickers, and rainbow krispies.

Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming

Back-to-School Bash

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.

Interactive MyChart Support Session – Back to School Bash

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.

Cole Elementary

2026 Laramie County Youth Livestock Sale

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.

Laramie County Fair

Live Music: Sunday Jazz with Peter Queal and Friends

Peter Queal and friends return to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill for a lively 23rd season of jazz. Performances take place in the outdoor bandshell, with the show moving to the indoor stage if Wyoming weather turns. Peter leads on guitar and vocals alongside a rotating lineup of talented collaborators. Planned summer guests include James Barela on trumpet and EVI, Darell Watson on saxophone, Mer Sal on vocals, Nick Simons on trombone, flute, and vocals, and Gino Hernandez on saxophone.

Chapter full menu Breakfast

A full breakfast menu is available, with every dish prepared fresh to order.

Sunday Makers Market 2026

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.

Live Jazz Sundays

A Sunday Sound Experience highlights live jazz as musicians from across Wyoming and Northern Colorado come together for lively, conversational improvisation. Signature flatbreads and drinks are available to accompany the music.

Silly Sips

Trampled By Turtles and more

Trampled by Turtles with Clayton Nile Young are performing at The Lincoln Cheyenne in Cheyenne. The show starts at 7:00 PM.

AUG10

Chess Club

The youth chess club returns for the summer with a friendly space to play, learn, and have fun. Children and teens in grades 2 through 12 are welcome, whether they are just starting out or have years of experience. Participants can work on moves and strategies while enjoying casual games.

Laramie County Library

AUG10

Rest, Restore, and Reiki

Settle into a calm, nurturing class designed to let your body and mind unwind. Led by Jasmine at GROW, this restorative yoga session uses supportive props such as bolsters, blankets, and blocks so each pose can be comfortably held for several minutes. Between postures, Jasmine offers brief guidance in meditation and breathing to help you stay present. Optional Reiki is available for those who want it, providing gentle energy work that supports relaxation and nervous system ease. Attendance is limited to five to maintain an intimate, supportive setting. Props will be available, and bringing favorite items from home is welcome. Open to all levels, with no prior yoga experience needed. Please register in advance to secure a spot.

Undine Park, Laramie, WY, United States, Wyoming 82070

Tuesday Local Market 2026 Season

Experience a family friendly farmers market in Laramie set in the park. Browse locally grown produce, freshly baked goods and other tasty finds, and explore handmade art and crafts. Nonprofit groups share resources, food trucks serve meals and snacks, and live music sets the tone. Kids can enjoy games, with more to discover.

Silly Sips

Silly Sips brings flatbreads, cold brew coffee, matcha, and a variety of baked treats to the Tuesday Farmers Market at Frontier Mall. The menu covers both savory and sweet favorites for market visitors.

Cheyenne Tuesday Farmers Market

The Cheyenne Tuesday Farmers Market highlights fresh-from-the-farm produce and fruit, along with coffee, flowers, plants, and eggs. Vendors offer locally raised meats, pies and other bakery favorites, kimchi and Korean specialties, plus tamales and a variety of salsas. Find pizza, local honey and house-made jams, loaves of freshly baked bread, pasta with sauces, local cheeses and other dairy, and an assortment of mushrooms. Beyond the groceries, browse handmade goods from local makers and naturally crafted body care products, with more to discover.

Ribbon Cutting-Bradley Ray CPA

The official ribbon cutting welcomes Bradley Rey, CPA, into the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. This milestone recognizes his expertise serving both individuals and businesses with accounting, tax planning, and financial guidance. The Chamber highlights his commitment to trusted, professional service that supports clients in reaching their financial goals and looks forward to the growth and positive impact his business will bring to Cheyenne.

Board & Brush Creative Studio

Kids' Camp Workshop

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.

Rise & Shine: Track Edition

A 12-week, track-focused running series takes place on the north side of Hobbs Elementary. Each weekly session is crafted by RRCA certified coach Erin Leaf to complement an existing training plan. The program highlights how speed work goes beyond getting faster, with workouts that build strength and flexibility, improve resistance to fatigue, and encourage greater efficiency so the body can do more with less. Suitable for newcomers and longtime runners alike, it provides a consistent routine that celebrates the joy of speed.

Hobbs Elementary

August 12 Slow Roll

Explore the Capital City by bicycle with Cheyenne Slow Roll, a relaxed community ride open to seasoned rollers, casual riders, and visitors alike. Rides typically set out from the Big Boy in Holliday Park, and the route is announced each week. Expect an easy, family friendly pace for roughly 5 to 8 miles over about an hour. Music, conversation, and friendly faces are part of the experience, and themed nights add variety. The focus is simple, enjoy the ride together.

Big Boy Steam Engine

New Moon Manifestation

Experience a ritual-centered vinyasa practice for new beginnings and clear intention. Each gathering starts with a circle to name and align your intentions with the qualities of the current new moon’s zodiac sign, followed by a vinyasa flow that invites you to embody that energy and your personal goals. The focus is empowerment and alignment with the lunar cycle so you can move toward your highest vision. Led by Missy Xochitl, RYT 200. Admission is $20 for one session, or $50 for the full three-part series.

Seek Yoga Studio

Cheyenne Children's Museum

Little Audiences Music Group

Led by Adrienne Houlehan, this Little Audiences Music Group session features joyful songs, silly rhymes, movement, instruments, stories, and interactive play. Activities are designed to spark smiles, giggles, and meaningful bonding moments for caregivers and kids. It is created for ages 0 to 5, and the whole family is welcome.

Albany County Public Library

Read with a Ranger

Wyoming State Parks, Historic Sites and Trails partners with ACPL for Read with a Ranger, offering stories, activities, and snacks that explore science, history, and nature. Hosted by ACPL, the program is tailored for children in grades K through 5. There is no cost to attend and the event welcomes the public.

Career

Ribbon Cutting- Total Secure Technology

A ribbon cutting celebrates Total Secure Technology as it becomes part of the Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce. The event honors a local company dedicated to keeping businesses connected and protecting what matters most through innovative technology solutions and reliable service. It also recognizes a strong commitment to security, technology, and customer care, reflecting an investment in Cheyenne’s business community. The celebration looks ahead to fresh connections, new opportunities, and a secure future as Total Secure Technology joins the Chamber network.

Open Jam Night

Enjoy an open jam night where musicians can take part and spectators are welcome. Admission is free for performers and audience members.

Civic

Ribbon Cutting- OMG Nails Lounge

The Greater Cheyenne Chamber of Commerce will celebrate the grand opening of OMG Nails Lounge with an official ribbon cutting. This new lounge is the next step for the owners of Rain Drop Nail Salon, who are expanding their vision in Cheyenne. Recognized for attentive service, quality nail care, and a welcoming environment, the team is introducing a modern space with an expanded range of services. Located within a popular shopping and dining area, the salon makes it easy to pair self care with visits to nearby retailers and restaurants. Attendees can meet the owners, tour the new space, and connect with Chamber members and community leaders. The celebration underscores a new investment in Cheyenne’s business community and the entrepreneurial spirit that supports the local economy.

Board & Brush Creative Studio

Thirsty Thursday Time Crunch Mini Workshop

Join Board & Brush Cheyenne for a Thirsty Thursday time crunch mini workshop where you’ll pick a design from the available options and create a finished piece with guided, step-by-step instruction. All materials are provided, and you can choose from a variety of paint and wood stain colors. Pre-registration is required for each person, and the studio opens for check-in about 10 minutes before the start. This is a BYOB event.

The Pegs and Friends

The Pegs and Friends deliver a broad mix of styles that keeps every set lively and varied. With different friends stepping in to play along, each performance unfolds with unexpected collaborations and fresh energy.

Laramie Farmers Market

The Laramie Farmers Market celebrates the summer season with a blend of longtime favorites and new vendors offering food, produce, and art. SNAP benefits are accepted and matched 100 percent.

Jackalope Parking Lot

August Second Friday Artwalk

Take a breather before the semester with an evening focused on the Cheyenne Artwalk. Local artwork will be showcased across downtown, live music will set the mood, and visitors can learn more about the Artwalk and its other venues. Chronicles Distilling is the featured venue this month, creating a central spot to celebrate local artistry and more.

Chronicles Distilling

Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall

Awareness & Fundraiser

Girl Crush brings a high-energy live set to The Cowboy Saloon, packed with familiar favorites that keep the party going. Expect an upbeat night of singing and dancing with cold drinks on hand to fuel the fun. A $5 cover applies.

Cheyenne Market Mania

Come out for the 2026 Cheyenne Market Mania, a fun in-person weekend where you can shop, relax, and soak up the local community vibe. Browse a wide variety of unique vendors and discover one-of-a-kind finds while enjoying the atmosphere. The event runs from Friday through Sunday with market hours from late morning into the evening each day.

Lions Park

Cheyenne Creativity Center

August 2nd Friday Artwalk

Enjoy Cheyenne’s monthly celebration of local and regional artists at the Cheyenne Second Friday Artwalk. Galleries, businesses, restaurants, and other participating venues showcase visual artists or musicians, with light food and beverages available. Stop by during the open 3-hour window and explore the venues at your own pace by walking, driving, or biking. Admission is free.

Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

Story Time

Story Time is a free, kid-friendly event for children and families ages 1 through 100. Each session includes a story plus a fun project, with extra silliness along the way. During the summer, the group meets under the blue dome at the Children’s Village. In winter, the meeting location moves to the classroom inside the Children’s Village.

The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall

Christie Huff Summer Tour

Christie Huff is bringing her acoustic country and pop country sound to The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall. The show starts at 9:00 PM local time.

Otto Road Shooting Range CMP Action Pistol Match

This CMP Action Pistol Match will be held at the Otto Road Shooting Range. Match details, including start times and how to register, are to be confirmed with the host club.

Otto Road Shooting Range

Sizzlin' Saturdays

Sizzlin’ Saturdays brings a festive patio experience to Hathaway’s Restaurant with live music and a menu of slow-cooked favorites. Guests can look forward to dishes like ribeye and BBQ chicken, along with other crowd-pleasing bites. The outdoor setting turns into a lively gathering place in Cheyenne, perfect for a relaxed night out. Reservations are encouraged, though walk-ins are welcome.

Hathaway's Restaurant

Cheyenne Historic Airport Terminal

Festivals

3rd Annual Wyoming Aviation Festival & Air Show

The third annual aviation festival and air show in Wyoming has been announced, promising a full weekend centered on aircraft and aerial entertainment. Further details about vendors, featured acts, and exhibits will be shared as plans are finalized.

Downtown Putt Putt Golf Tournament

Downtown transforms into a putt putt course as local businesses set up creative holes throughout the district. Golfers show up with clubs and lively costumes for a fun, friendly competition. Play is divided into morning and afternoon flights. Cost is $25 per person or $100 per team.

DowntownFirst

Laramie Cars and Coffee

Toyota of Laramie presents the return of a Cars and Coffee gathering that blends a casual coffee meet-up with a showcase of vehicles and a community of enthusiasts. The event welcomes everything from classics and custom builds to off-road rigs, sports cars, bikes, and UTVs. Admission is free.

Toyota

HealthWorks Community Market on 17th Street

The opening day of this community market introduces a welcoming downtown hub that brings together access to health services, fresh local products, and chances to connect with neighbors. The focus is on care that starts close to home, creating a space where commerce and community meet and everyone can feel they belong.

HealthWorks

Little America Hotel & Resort

Promoting Our Women Warriors (POWW)

Promoting Our Women Warriors (POWW) is an in-person event celebrating and empowering women warriors. It’s a supportive space for sharing stories, trading inspiration, and building confidence through face-to-face connection. Whether you’re a warrior yourself or you’re coming to cheer others on, the day is set up for fun, meaningful conversation, and powerful connections.

Live Music: Sunday Jazz

Sunday jazz returns to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill for its 23rd season, with guitarist and vocalist Peter Queal at the center alongside a changing lineup of friends. Performances take place in the outdoor bandshell when conditions allow, with a move to the indoor stage when Wyoming weather does not cooperate. Each week brings a fresh mix of players, and planned guests this summer include James Barela on trumpet and EVI, Darell Watson on saxophone, Mer Sal on vocals, Nick Simons on trombone, flute and vocals, and Gino Hernandez on saxophone.

Paul Smith Children's Village at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

Putt for a Purpose

Join in for a fun miniature golf tournament called Putt for a Purpose. Teams check in at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens for warm-ups and refreshments, then the tournament begins with a shotgun start at Putt Hutt in Lions Park. Awards, raffle drawings, and more refreshments wrap up back at the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. Proceeds from the event support the Education, Agriculture, and Trial (EAT) Garden.

Sunday Makers Market 2026

Frontier Mall hosts a weekly outdoor makers market featuring crafters and vendors, a free car meet open to every type of vehicle, and music by 1st Amendment Sound Productions, along with contests and fundraisers. This edition highlights a cake walk in honor of National Nonprofit Day, with $1 tickets available at the event and proceeds benefiting a local nonprofit.

Live Jazz Sundays!

Musicians from Wyoming and Northern Colorado convene for live jazz, trading ideas in spirited, conversational interplay. Signature flatbreads and a selection of drinks are available to enjoy with the music.

Silly Sips

AUG17

The Collective - Center for The Healing Arts

Men's Circle

Connect in a supportive men’s circle led by Bryson Kruk. This guided workshop focuses on courageous sharing and attentive listening, encouraging participants to show up as their authentic selves and receive encouragement from peers. Attendance is kept small to maintain an intimate atmosphere, and the cost is $10. Open to anyone who identifies as male.

AUG18

Albany County Public Library

Silent Book Club

Albany County Public Library and the Wyoming Institute for Humanities Research host a Silent Book Club centered on quiet, shared reading. There are no assigned titles, just time to read your own selection alongside others. All formats and genres are welcome, including e-books, audiobooks, poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction. Bring your own book and enjoy the calm of community reading.

AUG18

Cheyenne Creativity Center

Kinusaiga for Beginners

Explore kinusaiga, a modern Japanese fabric art developed within the last half century, where the edges of fabric pieces are pressed into pre-cut grooves to create intricate patterns. In this beginner class at the Cheyenne Creativity Center, facilitator Heather Jensen guides you in crafting a landscape on foam board using X-ACTO knives, seam rippers, double-sided adhesive sheets, and cotton fabrics in colors you choose. By the end, you will have a framed piece of your own and the skills to continue with this mosaic-inspired technique, which grew from earlier approaches that used wood panels, cutting tools, kimono silk scraps, needles, and adhesive. All materials are provided, the all-in cost is $35.54, and online registration is available.

AUG19

Camp Slow Roll

Camp Slow Roll channels classic summer camp fun with campfire tunes, familiar singalongs, and counselor style activities. Ride leaders in camp staff shirts guide a scenic route suited to every rider. After the spin, there is a backyard hot dog grill-out and an easygoing talent show where anyone can share a quick 30 second skill, tell a bad joke, or pull off a goofy trick. The ride sets out from the Big Boy Steam Engine and rolls at a relaxed, family friendly pace for about an hour, usually covering around 5 to 8 miles. As part of the Cheyenne Slow Roll, founded in 2016, it blends music, conversation, and themed rides into a welcoming community experience for locals and visitors alike.

Big Boy Steam Engine

AUG19

Joe Bonamassa

Joe Bonamassa is bringing his signature blues-rock sound to the Cheyenne Civic Center for an evening show. Doors open at 7:00 PM, with the performance starting at 7:30 PM. Tickets are available through AXS.

Cheyenne Civic Center

SILVERSMITH WORKSHOP

Create a custom piece of jewelry in a hands-on silversmith workshop at The Bent & Rusty. Bring elk ivory to incorporate or choose from available stones, then explore bands, bezels, and decorative details to design something that suits your style. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance as you learn silversmithing techniques and complete your piece. Advance reservation is required and each session is limited to six participants. The fee is $120 and includes a $50 nonrefundable deposit. To reserve, visit The Bent & Rusty in person or call 307-460-9265. No prior experience is needed.

The Bent & Rusty

Laramie Plains Civic Center

Festivals

Wyoming Fringe Festival

Now in its third year, the Wyoming Fringe Festival is taking the show on the road, showcasing regional theater, live music, and more in Laradise. The Lyric in Casper and the Laramie Plains Civic Center in Laramie have teamed up to present this statewide celebration of performing arts. Actors, musicians, speakers, and other performers can share new work, with venue information and application details available through official festival channels. Information on past performers and partners can be found on the festival website. Ticket details will be announced soon.

Summer Movie Series - Zootopia 2

UniWyo and Wyoming Athletics present a Summer Movie Series screening of Zootopia 2 on the field at War Memorial Stadium. Admission and parking are free. Complimentary popcorn and water will be available. Outside food, drinks, and lawn chairs are not permitted in the facility, while blankets and pillows are encouraged for comfortable seating.

War Memorial Stadium

Comedy

Whose Live Anyway?

Whose Live Anyway? comes to the Lincoln for an evening of first rate improvisational comedy.

Laramie Chamber Business Alliance

307 Glow & Go

Light up Laramie with a 3.07-mile run or walk that brings neighbors together. The course features music, vibrant lights, and a Glow Zone where non-toxic, washable glow powder adds extra color. Participants receive glow gear and a complimentary white event T-shirt to make the most of the experience. After finishing, relax with refreshments. Those 21 and older can enjoy complimentary beer from Black Tooth Brewing Company, and non-alcoholic drinks are available for anyone under 21. This night outing blends fitness and festivity while supporting a stronger community.

Laramie County School District 1

Interactive MyChart Support Session – School District Back to School Picnic

Join an interactive MyChart training session focused on getting ready for back to school. The session will walk you through MyChart basics so you can feel more comfortable using it to manage your child’s or family’s health information.

Hell on Wheels Rodeo and Chuck Wagon Dinner

Get ready for an action-packed open rodeo with bull and bronc riding, barrel racing, roping, and a chuck wagon dinner. Gates open in the early evening, followed by dinner service, then the main rodeo show gets underway later in the evening.

Laramie County Fair

Comedy

Whose Live Anyway

Fans of television’s Whose Line is it Anyway can catch that lightning-fast improv live on stage. Scenes are invented on the spot right before your eyes, delivering a playful, unscripted burst of comedy in real time.

Deacon Brown Band

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts live music from the Deacon Brown Band, a Laramie, Wyoming group performing Americana blues with a mix of their own songs and traditional material.

The Metropolitan Downtown

August Dueling Pianos

Settle in for an evening of musical entertainment as two dueling pianists deliver a request-driven performance that invites plenty of laughter and sing-alongs. Dinner reservations are recommended prior to the show.

Albany County Fairgrounds

28th Annual Come To The Source Horse Sale

The 28th Annual Come To The Source Horse Sale comes to Laramie, celebrating the western lifestyle. Watch for flyers arriving in mailboxes. Associated themes include American Quarter Horses, Blue Valentine and Hancock bloodlines, and names such as Merritt Quarter Horses and T Lazy T Horses.

Cheyenne Frontier Days C Stand

Cheyenne Farmers Market by Community Action of Laramie County

The Cheyenne Farmers Market returns for the 2026 season, presented by Community Action of Laramie County, or CALC. It is CALC's primary fundraiser each year, with proceeds supporting its programs.

AUG27

August Sketchbook Sessions

Come to the Cheyenne Botanic Gardens for an intentional sketchbook session where you can sit quietly and draw from what’s around you. There will be a facilitator available if you have questions, but the focus is on self-guided, calm drawing time. Meeting spot is the bench in front of the gardens. If it’s actively raining, the session may be cancelled, but lighter or threatening weather is okay. Bring a sketchbook and any drawing or art materials you’d like to use.

Cheyenne Botanic Gardens

AUG28

Cheyenne Ice & Events Center

Cheyenne Home Show, August 28 - 30, 2026

Explore home improvement possibilities at the Cheyenne Home Show. Admission is free. Homeowners can connect face to face with local and national vendors who offer practical insights to help turn renovation ideas into real plans. Whether you are planning a kitchen remodel, an upgraded outdoor living area, or a few smart updates around the house, this showcase provides inspiration, guidance, and resources to get projects underway.

AUG29

The Twaynes

Live music at Bear Bottom Bar and Grill features The Twaynes, a local father son duo on fiddle and guitar. Shane Wallace, based in Cheyenne and fond of the outdoors, has performed with Laramie groups including The Custom Caravans, De Gringos Y Gremmies, Have Fun Will Travel, and The Twaynes, and he is still searching for the best Old Fashioned in the region. Jack lives in Laramie, holds titles as state of Wyoming fiddle champion and Wyoming no holds barred champion, and has played with Mad Dog Rodeo, Sweet Beulah, Wyoming Home Grown, and The Twaynes. He and his wife, Connie, who plays the harp, also perform for weddings. The performance brings together their family sound and long experience across Wyoming.

AUG29

Games & Entertainment

Kate's Dari-ette Car Show

Kate's Dari-ette will be set up at the Bond’s Brewing Company Car Show for the duration of the show. Attendees can visit their setup while exploring the lineup of cars and taking in the lively car show atmosphere.

Bond’s Brewing Company

AUG29

Coal Creek Coffee Company

🦩 Girls' Day Out: End-of-Summer Edition 🦩

Celebrate the last splash of summer with a girls’ day in Downtown Cheyenne. Cheyenne Depot and the Depot Plaza come alive with a thoughtfully selected mix of boutiques, makers, artisans, and many women-owned businesses. Spend the day browsing unique finds, sipping coffee or cocktails, and indulging in beauty and wellness services, with Pilates and live music adding to the atmosphere. Whether you are hunting for something special or catching up with friends, it is a relaxed way to savor the season together. Admission is free.

Cheyenne Train Depot

AUG30

Games & Entertainment

Cribbage Club

The Laramie Cribbage Club hosts a welcoming game night with a $10.00 buy-in, open to both seasoned players and newcomers. It offers a relaxed way to play cribbage, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy a friendly atmosphere. Happy hour is honored during the event, so you can enjoy a drink, grab a board, and settle in for cribbage at Downtown Café.

SEP3

Back to School Bash

Celebrate the start of a new school year at a community gathering highlighting opportunities for kids and families in Laramie. Enjoy food, play games, and pick up giveaways, with additional activities to explore. This free event welcomes everyone.

Undine Park, Laramie, WY

SEP4

Quinlan Valdez

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill features live music from Casper, Wyoming native Quinlan Valdez. His path as a musician began in 2010 after he watched Jalan Crossland perform for the ArtCore program in Casper, inspiring him to pick up the banjo, then the guitar, and to start writing his own material as he built a professional career. Listeners often hear echoes of Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens in his sound. His catalog includes two albums and an EP, and he has taken his songs to stages across Wyoming, shared bills with Jalan Crossland, and performed for ArtCore. Admirers describe his tuneful, sincere writing as poetic, while he keeps his focus on one thing... playing music.

SEP5

Square Peg

Square Peg, said to have started in a makeshift lab in Wyoming's mountains, brings a Wyoming-infused take on psychedelic rock and roll to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill.

SEP5

Sales & Discounts

Windy City Turns 10!

Windy City Pet Store celebrates ten years of serving Laramie’s pet community with a day of savings and surprises. Shoppers can find storewide discounts, spin a prize wheel, uncover scratch-off deals, explore mystery bags, and enjoy giveaways offered throughout the day. A free goodie bag is available with any qualified purchase while supplies last. The celebration honors a decade of helping care for furry, feathered, scaled, and finned family members, with appreciation for the pets and pet lovers who made the milestone possible.

Windy City Pet Store

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Deacon Brown Band

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts live music from the Deacon Brown Band, a Laramie, Wyoming based group. The band performs original and traditional Americana blues.

Albany County Fairgrounds

SEP9

Career

Career Expo

Explore internships, part-time roles, and full-time positions at the Laramie Career Expo, where employers from the local community meet with job seekers to discuss opportunities. Connect in a friendly setting, ask questions, and discover new career paths. Enjoy a complimentary Soda Pit drink and free professional headshots while you network. Whether you are launching your career or considering a change, this event is designed to help you take the next step.

Live Music: The Coveralls

The Coveralls bring a set of classic rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, blended with touches of country and folk, to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill. The lineup features Russell Dickson on drums and percussion with lead and backing vocals, Bob Kersey on bass guitar with lead and backing vocals, Rick Moore on guitars, keyboards and harmonica with lead and backing vocals, and Mark Simpson on guitar and harmonica with lead and backing vocals.

Washington Park Bandshell, Laramie WY

26th Annual Wyoming Buddy Walk

The 26th Annual Wyoming Buddy Walk offers a festive mix of carnival-style games, tasty carnival treats, and live music, all centered on celebrating the extraordinary lives of people with Down syndrome. Registration details will be shared soon. For questions, call 307-742-6641 or email outreach@arkrs.org.

Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site

Festivals

2026 Wyoming Archaeology Fair

An annual celebration of Wyoming’s past takes place at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site, offering a free experience open to the public with hands-on learning for all ages. Explore the state’s cultural heritage, including Indigenous lifeways and historic traditions, through interactive activities. Try flint knapping, practice atlatl throwing, make pottery, paint hides, twist cordage, and learn about yucca processing, among other opportunities. Meet local archaeologists, ask questions, and find answers about their work and discoveries. Special guests the Wind River Dancers will share a variety of Indigenous dance styles.

Cheyenne Studio Tour

Explore the first-ever Cheyenne Studio Tour, a free, self-guided experience that highlights emerging and professional artists. Step into working studios to see where ideas become finished pieces and get a closer look at the creative process. Spread across Cheyenne and Laramie County, participating artists are invited to offer demonstrations and educational displays about their craft. Some work will be available for purchase, with mediums ranging from jewelry and painting to fiber, sculpture, music, and more. This is a single-day event. Support for the event is provided in part by the Wyoming Cultural Trust Fund and by Visit Cheyenne.

Cheyenne, Wyoming

SEP16

Sew Away 2026

Settle in for a self-paced sewing retreat hosted by the Denver Chapter of the American Sewing Guild at Hollowberry Manor in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Registration includes lodging, meals, and a personal spot in the creative workspace outfitted with an adjustable table, a comfortable chair, and a power station, so there is no need to bring bed risers or extension cords. The restored manor feels like a step into another era, offering nine uniquely themed bedrooms and cozy corners for quiet breaks. Rooms accommodate two or three guests and share bathrooms. A limited number of first-floor beds with a few stairs are available on a first come, first served basis, with the remaining bedrooms upstairs. The retreat is self-directed, so spend as much or as little time sewing as you like. There are no formal classes, though occasional demonstrations may occur, and fellow participants are available to help if you get stuck. Space is limited. ASG members pay $450 per person and nonmembers pay $510. For a registration form, email cathygeorgerian@gmail.com.

Live Music: The Pegs and Friends

The Pegs and Friends play a little bit of everything, blending a variety of styles into each set. You never know which friends will sit in next, so every performance can be different.

Save the Date - Wine Gala

This annual wine-focused gala supports Hospice of Laramie. More information will be provided soon.

Hospice of Laramie

VEGAN BBQ in Cheyenne

A vegan comfort food pop-up brings the BBQ spot ranked number one in the nation by VegNews and USA TODAY to Wyoming. Expect Southern staples and sandwich specials, with highlights like Fried Chickun, plant-based smoked meats, Mac N Cheeze, Beer-Cheeze battered Beyond Burgers, Jambalaya, Po Boyz, Cajun corn, and totchos. The menu is nut free, and several dishes are available gluten free.

Heirlooms and Blooms

Start holiday gift hunting at a one day indoor and outdoor market set amid the gardens at Cheyenne Botanic Gardens. Regional artisans will offer handmade items including home decor, woodworking, art, jewelry, apparel, pottery, and more. Families can browse the booths, grab a bite from food vendors, and spend time at the Paul Smith Children's Village. There is no admission charge, and the lush setting adds to a relaxed, unique shopping experience. Vendors seeking application details can request to be added to the vendor email list by contacting Sheena Munoz at bgevents@cheyennecity.org or 307-637-6458.

SEP25

Cheyenne Frontier Day Park

Championship of Champions

This three-day showcase brings together top Indian Relay teams from across North America as they battle for a coveted championship. Each day features high-intensity racing, building toward a climactic finale that crowns the overall winner. Often described as one of the country’s earliest extreme sports, Indian Relay is rooted in generations of tribal tradition and exceptional horsemanship. Riders compete bareback around the track and switch to fresh horses between laps at full speed, a daring sequence that demands precision, courage, and flawless teamwork. Every team relies on three horses, a single rider, and a skilled crew of holders and catchers who execute rapid exchanges that can decide the outcome in an instant. More than 100 teams representing 15 tribal nations take part, drawing thousands of spectators each year. Fans in Cheyenne can expect an energetic atmosphere filled with head-to-head competition, cultural pride, and the traditions that make this one of the most thrilling sights in North American horse racing.

SEP26

War Memorial Stadium (Wyoming)

Hawai'i Warriors at Wyoming Cowboys Football

Hawai‘i heads to Laramie for a midseason meeting with Wyoming at War Memorial Stadium. The contest matches the Warriors’ fast paced, wide open attack with the Cowboys’ physical, run first approach at high elevation. The contrasting styles suggest tactical twists and momentum swings as both teams work to position themselves for the stretch run.

SEP26

Live Music: Danno from Wyo

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill welcomes Danno from Wyo, a performer who prioritizes entertaining the room as much as playing the guitar. Active since 1989 with more than 2,500 shows to his name, he continues to take the stage at roughly 60 performances each year. Expect an energetic set that shifts from show to show, mixing his own material with his take on well known songs and beloved classics across styles that include oldies, classic rock, country, and a hint of reggae and calypso. Influences such as the Eagles, Robert Earl Keen, and Jimmy Buffett shape his songwriting and come through clearly in his originals.

SEP26

1st Annual Cheyenne Ta-Ta Trot | Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care

Cheyenne welcomes a first annual 5K with big spirit and a purpose, supporting Wyoming cancer patients through the Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care. All ages and abilities are encouraged to participate, whether running, walking, speed-waddling, or power strutting. Dogs are welcome on leashes, and festive touches like pink gear and tutus add to the fun. Pre-registration secures a T-shirt and speeds up check-in, while same-day sign-ups will be available with shirts first come, first served. Set at Cheyenne Depot Plaza, this feel-good event turns movement into meaningful support for the community.

Cheyenne Depot Plaza

SEP27

Live Music: Third Degree

At Bear Bottom Bar and Grill, 3rd Degree, a high-energy trio from Laramie, Wyoming, performs a lively set featuring songs by Lit, Blink-182, AC/DC, Bad Company, and Joan Jett, along with other favorites.

OCT3

Live Music: The Pegs and Friends

Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts a performance by The Pegs and Friends, a group that blends a variety of musical styles. The band often invites different friends to join on stage, so each set offers a fresh and unpredictable lineup.

OCT3

Zach Bellas Live in Laramie, Wyoming at The Great Untamed

Zach Bellas brings a live performance to The Great Untamed in Laramie, Wyoming as part of a fall tour across the United States. More information about this show will be announced soon.

OCT3

Hike for Hunger - 5th Annual

Now in its fifth year, Hike for Hunger is a family-friendly outdoor event at Hynds Lodge that raises awareness about hunger and food insecurity in Wyoming. The day includes two guided hikes on Medicine Bow National Forest trails, live music, opportunities for fall family photos among beautiful aspen groves, and outdoor activities with food for all ages. Participants can support multiple Hunger Hero nonprofits by bringing nonperishable food items and hygiene products for food pantries in Laramie and Albany County. Additional details will be shared, and timing may change.

Hynds Lodge

OCT9

Dancing with the Stars 2026

Dancing with the Stars 2026 comes back with an evening of high caliber entertainment, standout performances, and a commitment to community impact that benefits the Boys & Girls Club of Southeast Wyoming. With a Halloween themed setting, local participants take the floor for competitive ballroom dancing in a refined environment. The experience blends purpose with celebration, creating lasting memories while supporting local youth. Recognized as a signature community gathering, it brings people together for one of the year’s marquee nights.

Event Center at Archer

OCT9

Cheyenne WY 2026 3rd Line Hockey Draught Tournament

An adult, coed, draft-style ice hockey tournament welcomes players of all abilities in a friendly, social setting. Festivities open with a kickoff party where teams are drafted, along with some complimentary beers. Each participant is guaranteed five games over the course of the event. Every player takes home a custom themed uniform set that includes a jersey, socks, and shell. Individual player awards and professional photography are included.

OCT10

49th Annual Cheyenne Toy Run

The 49th Annual Cheyenne Toy Run is scheduled to take place, celebrating its 49th year.

American Legion Post 6

OCT10

The Autumn Market 2026

Frontier Mall presents a seasonal marketplace featuring local vendors with fresh breads, homemade preserves, cakes and candies, handmade gifts, and more. Enjoy complimentary coffee and hot cocoa while supplies last. Treats include $1 pumpkin pie slices and $3 waffle wands, with proceeds supporting the kids crafts and the pumpkin contest. A pumpkin carving contest invites participants to bring pumpkins that are already carved or decorated for public display. The drop-off location will be announced. Voting takes place in person at the display using QR codes or paper ballots. Awards for the most creative pumpkin will be given for first, second, and third place. There is no entry fee, space is limited, prizes vary for the top three winners, and unclaimed pumpkins will be discarded. Children can take part in make-and-take crafts throughout the day near Appliance Factory and Kay Jewelers, with donations appreciated. Vendor booths start at $45.

OCT22

Comedy

Tom Papa Grateful Bread Tour

Tom Papa brings the Grateful Bread Tour to the stage with the perspective of a comedian who has been making audiences laugh for over two decades. Known for frequent appearances on The Joe Rogan Experience and on late night television, he mixes sharp observations with an inviting, down‑to‑earth style. His work reaches beyond the club and theater scene, spanning books, specials, and audio shows. The Netflix special Tom Papa: You’re Doing Great! leans into humor as a way to embrace life’s imperfections. He is the author of You’re Doing Great!: And Other Reasons To Stay Alive, a collection of essays about everyday American life, and Your Dad Stole My Rake: And Other Family Dilemmas from St Martin’s Press, a humorous take on the characters in every family that earned spots on summer must read lists from outlets such as Parade Magazine and the New York Post. Listeners can also find him hosting What A Joke With Papa And Fortune on SiriusXM’s Netflix Channel and on the podcast Breaking Bread with Tom Papa, where he and his guests share food, stories, and plenty of laughs.

OCT24

War Memorial Stadium (Wyoming)

Air Force Falcons at Wyoming Cowboys Football

The Air Force Falcons and the Wyoming Cowboys meet for a key Mountain West matchup at War Memorial Stadium (Wyoming). Air Force brings a disciplined option offense paired with an organized defense, while Wyoming leans on altitude, wind, and a charged home crowd that can challenge visiting teams. Expect a tactical battle where field position and time of possession carry real weight, and a few well-timed explosive plays could decide the result.

OCT28