Good morning, Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Frontier Days turns the city into a 10-day celebration as local bars and restaurants host themed events that boost business and community excitement.

Many venues are seeing double traffic (with events like Cowboy Luau and bar crawls drawing large crowds) as festivities spill into downtown.

The Brewster brothers have volunteered at Cheyenne Frontier Days for over six decades, contributing a total of 134 years of service to the historic rodeo held in Cheyenne.

Their long-standing work shows a deep family tradition that continues to shape the local culture.

At the 130th Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo, riders impressed the crowd as Shorty Garrett earned $3,000 for his saddle bronc performance and Tory Johnson secured a championship spot with a 5.8-second steer wrestling run — two key results from the event held last weekend.

Eight American Legion baseball teams are competing at Gillette’s Hladky Memorial Stadium from July 24 to 28 with defending champion Roughriders among the teams and winners advancing to a regional tournament – in Medford, Oregon.

Scores from Friday through Sunday highlight early tournament action.

2026 New SPED Teacher Bootcamp

9 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Little America Hotel & Resort — $250 scholarship available — Engage in practical learning designed for new special education teachers to enhance their skills.

Laramie County Fair 2026

Jul 29 – Aug 8 — Laramie County Fair — Pricing varies — Celebrate summer with community fun and engaging activities at Cheyenne's prestigious fair.

Fridays on the Plaza: Lit

Summer evenings — Cheyenne Depot Museum — Free entry — Experience Wyoming's largest outdoor music festival with live entertainment every Friday.