Events in Laramie

Zumba with Crystal Brennan

Crystal Brennan leads an upbeat Zumba class at Laramie Fitness that blends easy-to-follow dance moves with lively music for a fun, full-body workout. Open to all fitness levels, it focuses on boosting cardiovascular health, improving coordination, and burning calories in a friendly, community setting. With Crystal’s motivating guidance, each session stays engaging and effective from warmup to cooldown.

APR23

"Wyoming Voices: Our Stories of America" Opening Reception

The opening reception celebrates "Wyoming Voices: Our Stories of America," an exhibition developed in connection with the United States’ 250th anniversary. It examines how communication has shaped Wyoming’s past and present, featuring photographs, letters, newspapers, and media preserved at the American Heritage Center. The display spotlights the diverse voices that have helped shape the state’s identity and encourages reflection on how stories are shared and remembered. The reception features a guest lecture by Robyn Lopez titled "Repositories of Knowledge: Archiving Indigenous Language and Culture for Preservation and Revitalization." The presentation explores connections between academic researchers and Indigenous communities through archival collections, traces how these relationships have evolved over time, and focuses on efforts to revitalize language and culture. Robyn Lopez is a faculty member in Native American and Indigenous Studies at the University of Wyoming, specializing in language and culture revitalization, and has taught the Arapaho language for more than 20 years.

Centennial Complex

APR23

Clearing The Channel With Meghan Lucas (in-person or virtual)

Led by Meghan Lucas, E-RYT 500, Reiki master, Akashic practitioner and intuitive guide, this two-hour movement and meditation experience focuses on clearing physical and energetic pathways for a more grounded and present meditation practice. Depending on the group, exploration may include soul communication, connection with the earth, and the influence of patterned behaviors from this life or others. Every gathering offers a distinct inner journey. The movement component centers on yoga asana and generally leans active and more advanced, yet participants can modify in the moment to match their needs. Themes highlighted across sessions include full spinal mobility with grounding and balance, forward folds for introspection and growth, heart opening to expand and attune, and playful balance and inversion work that also supports an open heart. Some mats and props are available at The Collective, and bringing personal items is welcome, such as props for a comfortable seat, a blanket or shawl for warmth, and a journal for reflections. Offered both in person and online, with all logistical details provided in a confirmation email after signup. The cost is $33 per event.

Laramie Historic Railroad Depot

Big Boy 4014 Comes Back to Laramie

Big Boy 4014 will pass through Laramie as part of the eastbound leg of a nationwide tour, offering a rare opportunity to see one of the largest steam locomotives ever constructed. Arriving early can help secure a good viewing spot as the locomotive rolls by. The Historic Laramie Depot welcomes visitors, and the Depot Museum invites exploration of Laramie’s railroad heritage. The gift shop features railroad-themed souvenirs that support preservation of the Historic Laramie Depot. Donations are encouraged, with a QR code available on site to contribute to the museum and ongoing preservation efforts.

Live in Laramie

Live in Laramie brings its University-backed community concert series to Bond’s Brewing Company, with April showcasing music by Good Fats Meters. The series visits businesses around downtown, building connections between the university community, local residents, and area businesses while supporting Laramie’s arts and music. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are welcome.

Bond’s Brewing Company

Aly & AJ Tickets

Aly & AJ take the stage with catchy pop melodies, an indie sensibility, and contagious energy. The set blends nostalgia with a modern spark, featuring crowd-pleasing choruses made for singing along and an uplifting atmosphere from start to finish.

Cheyenne ,WY

Liquid Sky

Experience a specially curated selection of music in 5.1 surround sound. Watch as the planetarium sky transforms into a vibrant display of colors, patterns, and movement, brought to life by innovative music visualization software and a live VJ. Please note that Saturday evening Liquid Sky programs may include explicit language, and the shows contain laser lights and strobes that could cause seizures. The programs last approximately one hour, and doors open about 15 minutes before the show. Seating is available on a first-come, first-served basis, with designated ADA/wheelchair seating. Tickets are available for purchase online, or in person with cash. You can also reserve tickets via email or voicemail.

Live Presentation: Science of Sci-Fi

Explore the science behind some well-known films, television shows, and other media. The presentation will cover both the accurate and inaccurate depictions of science, including humorous physics mistakes and innovative visuals that have propelled scientific understanding.

Martin Kelly

Find tickets for Martin Kelly.

Full-Dome Film: One Sky

Presented in the University of Wyoming Planetarium, One Sky is a full-dome program featuring a collection of short films that share viewpoints from diverse cultures and Indigenous communities around the world. Each piece is independent, offering its own perspective while contributing to a broader, immersive experience.

High Country Horse Sale

This sale features horses suited for ranch work, prospects for the arena, and yearlings. A preview is offered ahead of the sale so interested buyers can see the horses before making a purchase.

Lucky Moon Arena

Comedy

Comedy That Cares

A live taping pairs meaningful laughter with a cause. Featuring Second Chance Comedy, the show finds humor in life's toughest moments to offer welcome brightness. All proceeds support Robbie's House, a treatment center focused on improving mental health in Albany County. The venue is The Collective - Center for The Healing Arts.

Drag Queen Bingo 2026

At Hilton Garden Inn - Laramie, drag queens turn bingo into a spellbinding party filled with cheeky magic, mischief, and plenty of mascara. Look for bingo rounds with serious prizes, show-stopping lip-syncs, and running gags that trail Marti, Oblivia, Temple, Ambrosia, and Gitta through a night of playful what-ifs and comic close calls. The celebration spotlights community generosity by boosting awareness and raising funds for Wyoming AIDS Assistance, which supports Wyomingites living with HIV/AIDS. It is bingo, it is irreverent entertainment, and it serves a cause that matters.

Hilton Garden Inn

Liquid Sky: ABBA

Experience a unique music program featuring a custom playlist of music in 5.1 surround sound. Watch as the planetarium sky transforms into a vibrant canvas of color, patterns, and movement using cutting-edge music visualization software and live VJ talent. Please note that Saturday Evening Liquid Sky music programs may contain explicit language, and laser lights and strobes might cause seizures. The program lasts approximately an hour. Doors open about 15 minutes before the show, and seating is first-come, first-served, with designated ADA/wheelchair seating available. Tickets can be purchased online or at the door.

Laramie Ice and Event Center

2026 Laramie Home & Garden Show

This home and garden show at the Laramie Ice and Event Center offers practical guidance for projects around the house. Receive advice to plan and tackle improvements.

University of Wyoming Geological Museum

2026 Fossil Fish Festival

Explore Wyoming’s fossil past at a free, all-ages annual festival at the University of Wyoming Geological Museum. Learn about the Green River Formation and ancient Fossil Lake, a prolific source of fossil fish and ongoing scientific discoveries. Try your hand at preparing real fossil fish pieces with instruction on basic uncovering techniques. Participants can sift a sandbox for pretend fossil charms and create sand art bottles that illustrate Fossil Lake’s layered geology. The UW Museum of Vertebrates and Programs in Ecology will showcase animals from Wyoming’s aquatic habitats today, and Dean from In Stone Fossils, a professional fossil fish quarrier from Kemmerer, Wyoming, will share expertise from the field. Presented in collaboration with the Wyoming State Geological Survey, the UW Museum of Vertebrates, Programs in Ecology, In Stone Fossils, and the University of Wyoming Geological Museum.

Begin to Weave on a 4-Shaft Loom

This weekend class, held over two days, introduces weaving on a 4-shaft loom. Details and registration are available in the Tickets section above.

Cowgirl Yarn

Creative Play Adult Art Class: Wonder

Hosted at The Collective - Center for The Healing Arts, this adult art class led by local artist Tara Pappas invites participants to explore mixed media and playful mark making inspired by the theme of wonder. Designed for ages 18 and up, it offers a supportive space for creative expression without pressure. All materials and instruction are included. The class is offered on a donation basis, and at least five participants are needed for it to proceed. An advance RSVP is appreciated for planning. Please wear clothing that can get messy.

University of Wyoming Campus Walk

College life brings deadlines, exams, relationships, and expectations, and this campus walk creates a welcoming space for open, honest conversations about mental health. Held at the University of Wyoming, the Campus Out of the Darkness Walk allows participation without a team, a fundraising page, or a personal story. The event is free and open to all.

University of Wyoming

Sales & Discounts

Local Yarn Store Day & Cowgirl Yarn's 21st Birthday Bash

A combined celebration of Local Yarn Store Day and Cowgirl Yarn's 21st birthday. Full event details are available under Tickets on the event page.

Cowgirl Yarn

Laramie Main Street Alliance

Civic

Downtown Clean Up

To celebrate Earth Day, a community cleanup will refresh the downtown district and highlight pride in shared spaces. The effort focuses on parks, public plazas, and parking areas. Cleanup supplies, including bags and brooms, can be picked up at the Main Street office. Gloves are not provided, so participants should bring their own.

HUGE Moving Sale - Studio downsizing - Art supplies, craft supplies, furniture, yarn, tools, & more!

A large studio rummage sale in downtown Laramie marks the closing of the physical space, with something for creators, classrooms, and households alike. Expect art and craft materials, school and classroom supplies, paint, yarn, paper, storage bins, and furniture such as tables, chairs, stools, and a bookcase, plus more to explore. Sales are first come, first served, items cannot be held without payment, and early entry is not allowed. Cash is preferred, and Venmo is accepted.

Emily Raff

Find tickets for Emily Raff at The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall in Laramie.

Quinlan Valdez

Find tickets for Quinlan Valdez at The Great Untamed in Laramie.

The Great Untamed

Jarrod Morris

Find tickets for Jarrod Morris at The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall.

Laramie Ice & Event Center

Laramie Home and Garden Show

The 13th Annual Home and Garden Show brings together exhibitors ready to share guidance for home improvement projects. Explore ideas and connect with home improvement and home services companies, including businesses from Laramie. The event takes place at the Laramie Ice & Event Center.

Adult Crafternoon: DIY Book Totes

Adults can drop in for a craft session to decorate a book tote. All supplies are provided, and participants will leave with a personalized bag. Materials are first come, first served. This is part of a monthly program for adults.

Sue Wedel Memorial Walk Run Wheel 5K

Laramie Interfaith’s annual spring kickoff, the Sue Wedel Memorial Walk, Run, Wheel 5K, brings neighbors together around community, compassion, and renewal while honoring a dedicated advocate, Sue Wedel. Move at your own pace on a course that begins and ends at Laramie Interfaith, travels through La Bonte Park, and continues along 9th Street. People of all ages and abilities are encouraged to take part, and families are welcome. After the finish, enjoy water and snacks, connect with others, and learn more about how Laramie Interfaith helps residents overcome barriers to food, housing, and stability.

Laramie Interfaith

Coal Creek Coffee Company

Groups & Meetups

Cribbage Club - Coal Creek Coffee Co.

The Laramie Cribbage Club hosts a welcoming cribbage game night at Downtown Café with a $10 buy-in. Open to all skill levels, it offers a chance to play, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon of cards. Happy hour is honored during the event, so guests can enjoy a drink while taking part in friendly competition downtown.

Grace on the Mat

A welcoming session for women centered on gentle movement, stretching, and quiet reflection. All experience levels are invited, from beginners through advanced. The cost is $5 per class, while ages 10 to 17 attend free, and participants must be at least 10 years old. Wear comfortable clothing. You may bring a yoga mat or beach towel, a water bottle, and a journal if you like.

Foundation Builders

Slow Flow Yoga

A slow flow yoga class led by Devyn Curtis blends mindful breathing with smooth, intentional movement to cultivate strength, improve flexibility, and refresh mind and body. The sequence is creative and accessible, with guided breathwork and variations for every level of experience. Whether new to yoga or building on an existing practice, expect to leave feeling grounded, energized, and centered, on and off the mat.

Tell Me More! Guest Lecture Series at Coal Creek Coffee Co.

A bi-weekly guest lecture series at Coal Creek Coffee Co. offers a casual chance to grab a drink and learn something new. Each month, community members share what they know, what they are working on, or what they are thinking about, with speaker lineups and topics announced in ongoing updates. The series centers local voices and curiosity, creating a welcoming space for conversation and discovery.

Bryan Bielanski

At Laramie Soup Kitchen, singer songwriter Bryan Bielanski shares catchy originals rooted in classic rock and folk, delivered with a style that feels welcoming and new. A relentless traveler with more than 2,000 performances, including 311 in 2025, he has toured widely across U.S. states and abroad. His album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time reflects the buoyant spirit that has drawn smiles from audiences and recognition from critics around the world.

Laramie Soup Kitchen

Ascent Medical Spa & Wellness

Spring Refresh

Spring Refresh at Ascent Med offers hands-on demos of Emsculpt, focused on strength and function, and EmFace for facial contouring. Participants can explore these treatments and receive special discounts on future appointments. Space is limited, so reserving a spot is recommended.

Zumba with Crystal Brennan

Crystal Brennan leads a high-energy Zumba session at Laramie Fitness, where upbeat music pairs with easy-to-follow dance steps for a full-body workout suited to all fitness levels. Expect cardio-focused movement that supports coordination and calorie burn in a welcoming, community-minded setting. Clear, motivating guidance helps both newcomers and seasoned dancers stay engaged and have fun from start to finish.

Belly Dance Level 1 Facilitated by Aylin Carey

Explore the foundations of belly dance in a welcoming Level 1 class facilitated by Aylin Carey at The Collective. Designed for beginners and open to all experience levels, this gentle, low impact experience emphasizes feminine movement principles while helping build muscle control, memory, strength, posture, and flexibility. Participants practice essential techniques including arm positions, hip work, footwork, basic combinations, and shimmies. Wear comfortable clothing since some exercises take place on the floor. Bring a yoga mat if you have one and a water bottle. Dancing is typically barefoot, though socks or ballet shoes are also fine. A personal hip scarf and veil are recommended, as on site supplies are limited. Pricing is $20 per class or $60 for four classes.

Barre Fusion

Take part in a one-hour Barre Fusion class led by Marie Roberts that blends ballet-inspired barre movements with Pilates and strength training. The workout targets the entire body, supports flexibility, and encourages better posture. Suitable for all fitness levels, it is designed to leave you feeling strong, balanced, and energized while bringing a sense of grace and power to your routine.

Bryan Bielanski

Acoustic rock and roll artist Bryan Bielanski brings a set of catchy, road-tested songs to The Great Untamed. Rooted in classic rock and folk influences, his sound lands as both immediately familiar and refreshingly his own. A tireless traveler who has toured across the United States and around the world for years, he channels that momentum into an upbeat, feel-good live show that reflects the spirit of his album Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

The Great Untamed

Belly Dance Level 1

This introductory belly dance course will cover the basics. It is designed to introduce the foundation of belly dance techniques, offering a sensual, low-impact workout centered on feminine principles. You will develop muscle isolations, memory, strength, posture, and flexibility. Learn the fundamental movements of belly dance, including arm positions, hip and foot work, combos, and shimmies. All levels are welcome. It is recommended to wear comfortable clothing suitable for floor exercises, and to bring a yoga mat and water bottle. The dance portion is done barefoot, or in socks or ballet shoes. It is also recommended to bring a hip scarf and veil, if you have them.

The Collective

Slow Flow Yoga with Devyn Curtis

Unwind with a slow flow yoga session led by Devyn Curtis. This practice blends mindful breathing with smooth, intentional movement to build strength, improve flexibility, and refresh both body and mind. Look for creative sequences, guided breathwork, and adaptable options suited to every level of experience, from newcomers to longtime practitioners. Expect to finish feeling grounded, energized, and centered, ready to carry that calm beyond the mat.

Women's Total Body Workout

Women at every stage of their health journey are invited to a total body workout at Foundation Builders. The session welcomes all fitness levels, from beginner to advanced. Dress in comfortable workout clothes and bring a yoga mat or beach towel along with a water bottle, and all other equipment will be provided. The cost is $5 per class, and children are free. Kids are encouraged to participate and must remain in the room with their mom at all times.

Foundation Builders

Free

Albany County Genealogical Society Free Research Assistance

Members of the Albany County Genealogical Society provide free, walk-in genealogy research assistance at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. No appointment is needed.

Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply

Food & Drink

COUSINS MAINE LOBSTER ROAD TRIP EVENT Laramie, WY: Murdoch's Ranch & Home Supply🦞😍🥳

The Cousins Maine Lobster Minneapolis truck is making a road trip stop in Laramie at Murdoch’s Ranch & Home Supply, serving a selection of lobster dishes from the truck. Order directly at the window, or use the mobile app to skip the line by selecting the Minneapolis truck. Mobile orders are available only for day-of posted events and open at least an hour before service once the previous event has finished. App ordering may be limited or unavailable at times, and walk-up ordering at the truck will be offered. This stop is cashless and accepts debit and credit cards as well as Apple Pay.

Premier Bone and Joint Centers

Morning Mat Pilates with Meghan Lucas — The Collective

Join Meghan Lucas, a Master Pilates Instructor, for a morning mat session. This class is based on the classical mat exercises of Joseph Pilates and lasts approximately 45-50 minutes. It centers on core strength, full-body mobility, and control. All exercises can be modified to suit individual needs, making it accessible for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Participants should bring a mat. The Collective has mats and props available. This class is offered both in-person and online.

The Collective

APR30

Career

Business After Hours: Premier Bone & Joint

A Business After Hours gathering featuring Premier Bone & Joint brings local professionals together at Premier Bone and Joint Centers, Building B. Attendees can meet members of the Premier Bone & Joint team, learn about their role in supporting an active Laramie community, and build connections in a relaxed setting.

APR30

Zumba

Crystal Brennan leads a high-energy Zumba session at Laramie Fitness that mixes upbeat music with simple, follow-along dance moves for a full-body workout. The class welcomes all fitness levels and focuses on cardio, coordination, and calorie burn in a friendly community setting. Whether new to Zumba or already experienced, participants can expect clear, motivating guidance that keeps the workout effective and fun.

MAY1

Jordan World Circus

Jordan World GLOW Circus brings a new, light filled three ring show to Laramie at Albany County Fairgrounds. International performers take the spotlight with gravity defying stunts and a variety of high energy acts presented under glowing lights. The experience offers family friendly fun for all ages with vivid visuals, continuous action and an emphasis on creating bright memories to share with friends and family.

Wyoming's Rib & Chop House

MAY1

Groups & Meetups

Entrepreneurship Alumni Network - Signature Event

Hosted by the UW Alumni Association and the Entrepreneurship Alumni Network, this post-competition gathering brings the Pokes community together to connect, celebrate, and keep the conversation going.

Scout Invitational

Hosted by Laramie Middle School in Laramie, Wyoming, the 2026 Scout Invitational is featured on MileSplit as an official meet.

Chalk N' Cheese, "Pairings at CnC"

Drop-In Felted Bookmarks

Drop in to create a custom felted bookmark, a cheerful project that makes a heartfelt Mother’s Day gift, a present for any occasion, or a little something for yourself. Each project is $5, with materials and guidance provided. Because needle felting uses sharp tools, finger guards will be available, and this activity is not advised for children younger than six unless they work alongside a parent or guardian. No reservation is required, but groups planning to come together may want to call ahead to reserve space.

Meditation & The Mind

Designed for anyone navigating stress or uncertainty, this welcoming session shares practical ways to settle the mind, think more clearly, and build lasting well-being. You will explore how time-tested teachings and research-supported meditation practices can fit naturally into daily routines. The program is open to all who want more peace, meaning, and joy. Instruction is offered by Kerrin Perniciaro of Heruka Kadampa Meditation Center Fort Collins, with a special emphasis on the science behind inner peace.

Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center

A Pop Art Ball: Pop, Power, and Philanthropy

This festive ball celebrates the bold spirit of Pop Art, highlighting creativity, influence, and charitable giving. Organized by the National Advisory Board of the University of Wyoming Art Museum, the evening brings art and philanthropy together.

2026 Banquet

Held at Albany County Fairgrounds, the Mule Deer Foundation banquet in Laramie highlights mule deer, wildlife conservation, habitat improvement, and hunting heritage. The event includes raffles and games with prizes, plus both silent and live auctions featuring a variety of items. Proceeds support mule deer conservation and habitat work in Wyoming. Early bird specials are available.

Cinco de Mayo Celebration

A festive Cinco de Mayo gathering at the Lincoln Community Center spotlights art, culture, history, and heritage with KOCA935FM. Look for a children’s parade and a car show, along with lively entertainment, food, and dancing. Explore railroad history and experience the Parades Hablanos feature with a mural display highlighting Stevon Lucero.

Lincoln Community Center

Washington Park, Laramie Wyoming

Run Like a Cheetah 5K Walk or Run

This 5K offers the option to walk or run while supporting cheetah conservation through a fundraiser led by the COJO Study Abroad class. Proceeds benefit the Cheetah Conservation Fund. Student registration is $25 with the code STUDENT at checkout, and teams of at least four can enter the code GROUP4 when signing up.

Multi-Family Sale

This large multi-family sale supports The 7220 MomCo and offers a wide variety of items. Everything is available by donation, so you set the price. Payments are accepted via cash, cards, and Venmo. Shoppers can browse home essentials, decor, gear for babies and infants, clothing for babies and kids, toys, books, furniture, media, seasonal items, pet-related items, and men’s and women’s apparel, with plenty of additional finds throughout.

First Christian Church

Laramie Plains Civic Center

Laramie Zine Fest & Art Market

The second annual Laramie Zine Fest & Art Market brings together local zinesters, artists, writers, and makers for a community-focused marketplace and celebration of creative culture. Set in the South Gym of the Laramie Plains Civic Center, the event offers a welcoming space to connect, share, and sell independent work. Those interested in having a table can register, and a $10 table fee will be collected on the day, with proceeds benefiting the Laramie Plains Civic Center. A call for zines invites contributions to the event program around the idea of what zines are to you or what makes a zine a zine. Submissions may mix images and text, can be handmade or digital, should be one or two pages, and should be half-letter size at 5.5 by 8.5 inches. The event is supported through partnership and partial funding from the University of Wyoming Department of English, the Honors College, University Libraries, and the Laramie Plains Civic Center.

Patty Lyons Knitting Bag of Tricks Class

Explore the reasons behind your favorite knitting techniques in a class inspired by Patty Lyons’ Knitting Bag of Tricks. Over eight lessons, you will work through clear explanations, hands-on exercises, and short homework to reinforce each concept. With the companion workbook, create swatches that showcase what you learn and help you read your fabric with confidence. Topics include how knit and purl stitches are built and how to spot and fix errors quickly, how to use gauge and swatching to achieve accurate sizing, practical solutions for issues like uneven edges, messy increases and decreases, and reliable buttonholes, as well as finishing skills such as seaming and blocking for a polished, professional look.

Cowgirl Yarn

Urban Sketching on Campus

Join the Laramie Urban Sketchers Club for an urban sketching adventure on the UW campus. Sketching ideas include the UW Geological Museum, Prexys Pasture, Student Union, Ben Franklin Statue, Old Main, UWYO native plants garden, and the Williams plant conservatory. Participants will meet to explore and sketch, then reconvene to share their work.

University of Wyoming

Annual Banquet

Celebrate mule deer, wildlife conservation, habitat improvement, and hunting heritage at the Annual Banquet. There will be raffles and games where you can win firearms and other prizes. Numerous items will be up for grabs in both silent and live auctions. All proceeds will directly benefit mule deer conservation.

Blue Collar Ball

The Blue Collar Ball is coming to The Cowboy Saloon! Jordan Blanchard will be performing. He is known for a gritty, heart-on-his-sleeve style. The show is for those 21 and over, and there is a cover charge.

makeLIGHT

An immersive blend of meditation, tarot, movement, and creative ritual designed to help you reconnect with your inner self. The experience begins with a tarot card draw to set an intention, then shifts into Dimensional Flow Meditation led by Rachelle Barkhurst, RYT 200 and owner of Cosmic Heart. This guided journey invites connection with your higher self and explores how to embody that wisdom in everyday life. Next is SoulPLAY, an uplifting vinyasa practice that brings the insights into your body and helps you sense your energy moving. Creative time follows in a small group circle at the studio, where participants design a crystal bracelet and share reflections. The gathering closes by setting a personal intention into the bracelet so it becomes a wearable reminder of your light. The fee is $55 and includes the bracelet you create and a tarot card to take home. Crystals and jewelry will also be available to browse.

Seek Yoga Studio

ACPL Garden Series

As part of the Albany County Public Library’s annual spring Garden Series, From Lawn to Meadow focuses on transforming a grass lawn into habitat that supports local pollinators. A panel of local gardening experts will share their own experiences and offer practical tips and tricks for making the switch. All programs in this series are free and take place at the library.

Grace on the Mat

Created for women, this gentle practice blends approachable movement, stretching, and quiet reflection. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to those with more experience. Each class costs $5, and participants ages 10 to 17 may attend for free. The session is open to ages 10 and older. Comfortable clothing is encouraged. You may bring a yoga mat or beach towel, a water bottle, and a journal if you wish.

Foundation Builders

Ritual Trance Dance

Guided by Sarah Stepans, this ritual trance dance invites participants to explore healing through breath, movement, and sound. The experience takes place in darkness with a blindfold or bandana worn for the duration, beginning with focused breathing to open the journey while music inspires personal, unchoreographed movement. It offers space to find stillness within motion and quiet within sound, allowing each person to follow their own path. This gathering is held at The Collective. Please bring your body and your breath, wear comfortable clothing that allows free movement, and carry a water bottle. If you have a preferred bandana or blindfold, feel free to bring it; otherwise one will be available to borrow. Attendance is limited to ten people, and registration is required. A sliding scale of $0 to $66 is available, with optional codes for specific amounts: 55 for $55, 44 for $44, 33 for $33, 22 for $22, 11 for $11, and 0 for zero.

MAY4

Slow Flow Yoga

Ease into movement with a slow flow led by instructor Devyn Curtis. This session weaves steady breath with fluid, purposeful poses to build strength, enhance flexibility, and refresh both body and mind. Expect a thoughtful sequence with clear guidance on breathing and variations that support every experience level, from newcomers to long‑time practitioners. Participants can finish feeling grounded, energized, and centered on and off the mat.

MAY5

Belly Dance Level 1 Facilitated by Aylin Carey

Explore the foundations of belly dance in a beginner-friendly Level 1 class facilitated by Aylin Carey at The Collective. This low impact, expressive workout focuses on essential technique while encouraging connection to feminine movement. Instruction includes muscle isolations, strength and memory building, posture and flexibility, plus the core vocabulary of the style. Participants practice arm pathways, hip articulation, footwork, simple combinations, shimmies, and related fundamentals. All experience levels are welcome. The cost is $20 per class or $60 for a four-class package. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for some floor work, and bring a yoga mat if you have one along with a water bottle. Dancing is typically done barefoot, though socks or ballet shoes are also fine. Personal hip scarves and veils are recommended since on-site supplies are limited.

MAY6

Coffee & Canvas

Returning by popular request, this relaxed painting workshop invites participants to unwind and get creative with guidance from local artist Jayme H Mansfield. Everyone is welcome, regardless of experience, and all supplies are included. The workshop is available on multiple dates to suit different schedules.

Vee Bar Guest Ranch

MAY6

Free Genealogical Research Assistance

Members of the Albany County Genealogical Society provide free, drop-in genealogy research help at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. Visitors can receive assistance with their research on a walk-in basis.

Coal Creek Coffee Company

MAY7

Groups & Meetups

Knit Night in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn

Settle in at Coal Creek Coffee Company for a once-a-month craft night in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn. All experience levels are welcome, and all types of crafts are invited. Bring your current portable project, whether it is knitting, crochet, embroidery, hand sewing, or something similar. Happy hour is available during the event.

Alice Hardie Stevens Center

Murder at the Derby: Murder Mystery

A night of sleuthing unfolds at the Alice Hardie Stevens Center as high society intrigue collides with the thrill of the races, capturing the elegance of Millionaire’s Row with a touch of scandal. This murder mystery serves as the annual fundraiser for Developmental Preschool & Day Care Center. Attire inspired by the Kentucky Derby is requested. The evening includes a cash bar, dinner, and a silent auction. Tickets are $75 per person or $125 per couple, and sponsorships are available. Each registration helps support local children from birth to age five with developmental delays and disabilities.

The Patti Fiasco and more

The Patti Fiasco and 10 Cent Stranger return to the Gryphon Theatre stage for an electrifying performance. Led by frontwoman Alysia Kraft, The Patti Fiasco delivers bold, soulful rock and roll infused with rockabilly, blues, and heartfelt ballads. The set moves from raw intensity to sweet, lilting moments, blending hard rock swagger with the two-step spirit of the band’s Wyoming roots. Listeners can expect flashes of Joan Jett’s attitude with a Steve Earle twang, the slide-driven soul of Bonnie Raitt, the gritty blues rock of the Black Keys, and the sharp lyrical edge of Shovels and Rope.

Candy Bag

Live music with no cover charge takes place at The Roughed Up Duck. Attendees can enjoy the show at no cost.

The Roughed Up Duck

Jumping Clinic

Make real progress at a focused, enjoyable jumping clinic with Miranda Powell. Small groups allow for individualized attention, and instruction is designed to build confidence with guidance from a professional. Space is limited. The full schedule will be shared after all participants are confirmed.

Windchase Stables

Alice Hardie Stevens Center

Murder at The Derby

Calling all investigators! A mystery awaits, filled with high society scandals and high-stakes racing. The glamour of Millionaire’s Row meets just a touch of scandal. Your registration helps support local children, ages birth to 5, with developmental delays and disabilities. Kentucky Derby attire is requested, and the evening includes a cash bar, dinner, and a silent auction.

10 Cent Stranger and more

The Patti Fiasco and 10 Cent Stranger take the stage again at Gryphon Theatre for a live concert featuring both acts.

Discover Laramie

Connect with local businesses, community leaders, and neighbors at a community gathering featuring interactive booths, live music, local vendors, and food trucks. Build new relationships, collaborate on ideas, and uncover opportunities in Laramie. Admission is free and the event is open to the public at WyoTech.

WyoTech

Laramie Plains Civic Center

Blue Marmot Open Studio

Explore fresh original works from Laramie-based artists Tara Pappas and Nancy Marlatt at the Blue Marmot art studio. Enjoy light appetizers as you browse, then create a Mother’s Day card at a free make and take station. Sunshine Coffee will be open nearby, making it easy to sip a drink while you look around. It offers a creative, low-key way to celebrate Mother’s Day weekend.

Kolby Cooper

Kolby Cooper performs live at Cowboy Saloon in Laramie.

Ty Smith & the Minor Offenses and more

Ty Smith & the Minor Offenses perform at the Wyo Theater with Rhyder Scott, featuring a guest appearance by Dugan Irby. Irby, a Wyoming-born and Colorado-based Americana singer-songwriter, is recognized for vocals with a Southern lean and guitar playing rooted in the blues. He began performing in Wyoming bars at 15.

Wyo Theater

MAY11

Somatic & Breathwork Workshop

Led by Heidi Potton and Sarah Stepans, this somatic and breathwork workshop offers practical ways to meet stress and everyday chaos with more capacity and calm. Expect intentional movement and breathing to foster compassion, inner strength, community connection, and a bit of play. Hosted at The Collective: Center for The Healing Arts. Pricing is sliding scale: $33 for those feeling abundant, or use code 22 for $22, code 11 for $11, or code 0 for $0.

MAY12

Belly Dance Level 1 Facilitated by Aylin Carey

Explore the foundations of belly dance in a welcoming Level 1 class facilitated by Aylin Carey at The Collective. This beginner-friendly course focuses on core technique and a gentle, low impact workout with an emphasis on connecting with feminine principles. Participants build presentation skills through muscle isolations, memory and strength development, improved posture, and greater flexibility. You will practice essential movements such as arm positions and pathways, hip work, footwork, simple combinations, shimmies, and more. Open to all experience levels. Wear comfortable clothing since some exercises take place on the floor. Bring a yoga mat if you have one and a water bottle. Dancing is typically barefoot, although socks or ballet shoes are fine. Personal hip scarves and veils are encouraged, as the on-site supply is limited. Pricing is $20 for a single class or $60 for a package of four.

MAY13

Albany County Genealogical Society (ACGS) Free Research Assistance

Members of the Albany County Genealogical Society provide complimentary walk-in help with genealogy research at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. Society members offer assistance to support family history projects.

MAY13

Wyoming Women's History House

“There’s Even More to Know about Laramie’s Brothels & Madams”

Emma Comstock, a rare books archivist, author, and researcher, will present further insights into Laramie’s Red Light District. This presentation continues the story that began with Mamie “Monte” Grover, one of the towns infamous soiled doves. Monte’s life was intertwined with brothel owners John and Christy Grover, adding to the colorful history of Laramie’s downtown. Brothels contributed to the town’s economy and culture, becoming a lasting part of its legacy. The presentation will also explore the stories of other madams, such as Minnie Ford, Dollie Randal, and Mabel Hartly.

MAY14

Theater

Snow White and the Many Dwarfs

Dance Studio B presents Snow White and the Many Dwarfs at Gryphon Theatre. Tickets will be available soon.

MAY15

May Book Sale!

Browse books, CDs, vinyl, and DVDs while supporting the public library. This sale is for members only, and memberships can be set up online, at the circulation desk before the sale, or at the check in station on the day of the sale. Build a fresh stack for spring and summer reading.

MAY15

Theater

Snow White

Dance Studio B presents Snow White at the Gryphon Theatre.

MAY15

Bottomland

Find tickets for Bottomland at The Cowboy Saloon & Dance Hall in Laramie.

MAY16

Theater

Snow White

Dance Studio B presents a performance of Snow White. Doors open at 6:30 PM. The performance is open to all ages.

MAY16

Tris Munsick

The event features Tris Munsick and the Innocents, a five-piece group. The lineup includes Tris Munsick on guitar and lead vocals, Daniel Ball on lead guitar and vocals, Tom Lulias on steel guitar, Shawn Day on bass, and Dave Barker on drums.

MAY19

Belly Dance Level 1 Facilitated by Aylin Carey

This beginner-friendly belly dance class at The Collective introduces core technique while offering a low-impact, sensual workout centered on body awareness and feminine expression. Led by Aylin Carey, the sessions focus on building presentation skills through muscle isolations, memory and strength development, posture, and flexibility. Participants learn fundamental movements, including arm positions, hip work, footwork, simple combinations, shimmies, and more. The class is open to all levels. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for standing and floor exercises. Bring a yoga mat if you have one and a water bottle. Dancing is typically barefoot, though socks or ballet shoes are welcome. A personal hip scarf and veil are helpful, as shared items are limited. Pricing is $20 per class or $60 for a four-class package.

MAY20

Albany County Genealogical Society (ACGS) Free Research Assistance

Albany County Genealogical Society members provide free, drop-in help for genealogy research at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. Volunteers are available to answer family history questions and offer guidance to support research efforts.

MAY23

Comedy

Comedy That Cares

This event showcases comedians from around the country in Laramie to collect funds for local nonprofits. Ticket sales will be donated to local causes. The event provides a night of comedy while also helping the community.

The Collective

MAY24

Abraham Lincoln Memorial Monument

Wyoming Marathon Races

Now in its 49th year, participants can choose from a 50k ultra, marathon, half marathon, or 5k. The route is an out and back with hills and travels mostly on dirt and gravel roads. The half marathon is entirely on unpaved surfaces, and the marathon and 50k are 77 percent on the same. The races take place in Medicine Bow National Forest.

MAY26

Belly Dance Level 1 Facilitated by Aylin Carey

Explore foundational belly dance in a welcoming Level 1 class facilitated by Aylin Carey. This introductory course focuses on core technique and offers a low-impact, sensual workout that encourages connection with feminine principles. Build confidence and presence through muscle isolations, memory and strength practice, improved posture, and greater flexibility. Learn essential movements such as arm positions, hip work, footwork, simple combinations, and shimmies. All experience levels are welcome. Classes are held at The Collective. Pricing is $20 per class or $60 for a four-class bundle. Wear comfortable clothing since some exercises take place on the floor. Bring a yoga mat if you have one and a water bottle. Dancing is typically barefoot, though socks or ballet shoes are also suitable. Personal hip scarves and veils are recommended because available supplies are limited.

MAY27

Albany County Genealogical Society (ACGS) Free Research Assistance

Members of the Albany County Genealogical Society provide complimentary, walk-in assistance for genealogy research at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. Visitors can receive guidance and support as they explore family history questions. No appointment is required.

MAY29

Aloha Summer

Celebrate summer with the Ascent Med team at a lively gathering featuring a festive atmosphere, information on seasonal spa treatments, chances to win prizes, and special discounts.

3rd Annual Ramen For Robbie

Enjoy ramen from the Devine Eats food truck and live music, with a skating half-pipe adding to the action. Browse baked goods and member-made art available for purchase. Take part in a raffle and a silent auction. Clubhouse tours are also offered.

Robbie's House

Ritual Mountain Bike Film Tour

Celebrate National Bike Month with a complimentary viewing of the Ritual Mountain Bike Film Tour. The event will showcase films featuring mountain biking adventures, legendary routes, compelling narratives, and talented athletes. This gathering, presented by Fast Haus Ski & Bike and Basecamp, offers a chance to connect with fellow biking enthusiasts.

Pilot Hill Recreation Area Trailhead

Pilot Hill 25K

The Pilot Hill 25K Classic is Wyoming’s longest-running footrace, carrying on without interruption since its beginnings. Its roots trace to the 1970s, when a group of local runners and a university set the stage for this 25K tradition.

Dominick Antonelli at The Great Untamed

Dominick Antonelli, a Pittsburgh native now based in Colorado, is traveling on a debut national tour performing his own original music. This stop comes just before he continues on to the Pacific Northwest.

The Great Untamed

JUN6

Lemonade Stand Fundraiser

A restaurant-hosted lemonade stand fundraiser will benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation, raising money to advance research for better treatments and cures for childhood cancer. Every dollar collected supports this mission and offers hope to children and their families. Lemonade will be available as part of the effort, and those who cannot be there can still contribute through the fundraiser page.

JUN13

Taste of Laradise 2026 | Downtown Laramie

For a single day, Downtown Laramie buzzes with activity as the community showcases the best of the district. With participation from more than 50 downtown businesses, you can move between shops and eateries to enjoy food and drinks, discover special retail offers, and take in live music that sets a lively tone. Feel free to drop in when you like and explore at your own pace. The festivities conclude with a valuable raffle, and the event supports local nonprofits, including the Downtown Clinic and other community initiatives.

Downtown Laramie

JUL4

Shirley Lilley Memorial Kids Horse Show

This free Wyoming tradition at the Albany County Fairgrounds honors the legacy of Shirley Lilley and marks the start of Laramie Jubilee Days. Founded in 1976 by Shirley Lilley, who was crowned Miss Laramie Jubilee in 1951, the event has connected Albany County families across generations. Many of today’s riders are the children and grandchildren of former competitors, reflecting a strong community bond and a shared love of horses. For more than 46 years, Shirley organized and guided the show before handing it to her family to continue. It remains a family-centered celebration featuring youth riders, horsemanship, and Western heritage, with support from Chano’s Village.

JUL8

Carnival – Day 1

The Jubilee Days Carnival begins in Downtown Laramie, offering attractions for all ages, midway games, and classic fair food. Thrill seekers can ride the Ferris Wheel, Zipper, Silver Streak, and Tornado. Younger riders can enjoy the Fun Slide, Bumble Bees, and Farm Train. Funnel cakes, caramel apples, corndogs, and other favorites will be available. Laramie Jubilee Days partners with Sun Valley Rides to present the carnival, and the event is supported by sponsor Laramie Range Ford. Cost varies.

JUL9

Carnival - Day 2

The Jubilee Days Carnival brings rides, games, and classic fair flavors to Downtown Laramie. Cost varies. Thrill seekers can enjoy the Ferris Wheel, Zipper, Silver Streak, and Tornado, while younger guests can hop on the Fun Slide, Bumble Bees, and Farm Train. The midway features game booths and treats such as funnel cakes, caramel apples, and corndogs. The attractions are presented in partnership with Sun Valley Rides and sponsored by Laramie County Community College.

JUL9

Downtown Laramie, Laramie

Live Music: La Causa Norteña

La Causa Norteña brings a high-energy set to Downtown Laramie, priming the crowd for the Jalapeño Eating Contest. This free and festive performance helps spark the spirit of Laramie Jubilee Days. Arrive early to secure a good spot and expect lively music, plenty of energy, and maybe a little heat in the air by the end.

JUL9

Mr. T Xtreme Bull Riding

An evening of nonstop, high-energy bull riding awaits, with every moment focused on elite riders taking on Summit Rodeo’s most challenging bulls. Named in honor of Mr. T, the PRCA Hall of Fame bull, the event puts the spotlight squarely on the sport at its most intense. Riders who rank among the best in the world often travel to Laramie to test themselves here, making it a standout part of Laramie Jubilee Days. Mr. T, inducted into the PRCA Hall of Fame in 2024, gained fame as one of the toughest bulls to cover. His legacy runs through Jubilee Days, including the bull head logo inspired by him, and Summit Rodeo continues that tradition with bulls from his bloodline. Seating is general admission, so arriving early can help with getting preferred spots. Tickets are $27 for adults and $8 for children. Premier Bone & Joint Centers serves as the event sponsor.

Food & Drink

Jeff Thompson & Steve Martindale Memorial Pancake Breakfast

A beloved Laramie Jubilee Days tradition continues with a free community pancake breakfast honoring Jeff Thompson and Steve Martindale. For decades, families, friends, and visitors have gathered on the lawn at St. Matthew’s Cathedral to share fresh pancakes and good company before setting out for a full day of Jubilee Days activities. With support from the Laramie Soup Kitchen, this memorial event brings people together and keeps a cherished community custom going strong.

St. Matthew's Cathedral

Live Music: Jake Haffey Band

Part of Laramie Jubilee Days, this live performance by the Jake Haffey Band brings a laid-back, Wyoming-grown blend of folk, rock, and reggae to Downtown Laramie. Pair the music with dinner from local restaurants or vendors and make it a get-together with friends amid the downtown celebrations. Every downtown concert is free and open to all, creating a welcoming way to take in the Jubilee Days atmosphere.

Rhett Haney @ Cowboy Saloon for Jubilee Days!

Jubilee Days fills Laramie with festive energy and a party-ready vibe, creating a lively atmosphere for a cheerful community celebration.

Live Music: Thane Zickefoose

Thane Zickefoose brings Wyoming-rooted country with a true Western flavor to the heart of downtown Laramie as part of Laramie Jubilee Days. Expect upbeat, feel-good tunes that set the tone for a full day of festivities, from vendor browsing to downtown happenings. The performance takes place amid the Jubilee Days buzz and offers a relaxed spot to start the celebration. Downtown concerts are free and open to everyone.

JUL11

Live Music: 9’s A Pair

Live music from 9’s A Pair, also known as The Fireman Band, brings high-energy entertainment to Laramie Jubilee Days in Downtown Laramie. Expect classic rock favorites with a few popular country tunes blended in, creating a singalong set that resonates with all ages. Admission is free for the downtown concerts and they are open to the public.

JUL11

Laramie Jubilee Days Parade

Celebrate a favorite Laramie Jubilee Days tradition as the parade winds through Downtown Laramie. The theme, “Wyoming: Where the West Lives On,” guides a lively procession featuring more than 85 entries, including marching bands, fire trucks, horses, local businesses, community organizations, and creative floats that honor Wyoming’s Western heritage. Many floats share candy and other small treats, so bringing bags for kids and kids at heart is a good idea. Find a comfortable spot along the route, meet up with friends and neighbors, and enjoy a showcase of community pride, Western tradition, and Jubilee Days spirit.

JUL11

Live Music: Tris Munsick & The Innocents

Tris Munsick & The Innocents bring a high-energy country set to close the downtown concert series for Laramie Jubilee Days. With experience sharing stages with major national artists and a performance at the NFR Opening Ceremonies in Las Vegas, the band arrives with big-event momentum for a lively crowd. This finale features plenty of dancing, street swing, and music that keeps the Jubilee spirit going through the last night. All downtown shows are free for everyone.

JUL12

PRCA Rodeo Performance

A PRCA rodeo performance at Albany County Fairgrounds brings the excitement of Laramie Jubilee Days to the arena. Top cowboys and cowgirls, often including world champions, compete in bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, barrel racing, saddle bronc riding, and bull riding, creating a lively showcase of Western tradition and rodeo action. This performance highlights Man Up Crusade Day, an initiative focused on raising awareness about domestic violence and promoting healthy relationships. Wearing purple is encouraged to show support. Seating is general admission, so early arrival is recommended for the best seats. Tickets are $22 for adults and $8 for children. Sponsored by HITS 106.