Events

Did you feel that when you walked outside this morning? It wasn't freezing cold. It was...warmish. I'll take it, it's looking like a nice weekend ahead of us. What do we do when we have a nice weekend ahead of us? Get out, stretch our legs and enjoy the Capitol City.

If you're looking forward to getting outside and enjoying an actual event and you love you some Chris LeDoux, I have great news for you. Chris LeDoux Days is on for this June.

This is definitely a case of good news, bad news. The good news is Longmire Days will be happening in real life again this year instead of the virtual online version that happened last year. The bad news is you'll have to wait until September to road trip to Buffalo, Wyoming.

A towering monument to the glorious absurdity, inconceivable decision-making and gonzo onscreen antics that make Hollywood so adorable.

If there is anything that we've learned from the past year, it's that very few things are a certainty. But, I'm pretty positive that the US Air Force Thunderbirds are coming back to Cheyenne based on a recent Facebook post.

This Saturday, January 16th, the 2nd Annual Laramie County Grief Support Group Glow in the Dark Dodgeball event will take place at the Archer Recreation Complex on the eastern edge of Cheyenne. The event will raise funs for the Laramie County Grief Support Group.

Ring in 2021 at Cheyenne's annual New Year’s Eve Ball Drop and fireworks Thursday, December 31, 2020. This year, at the Cheyenne Municipal Building.

While Wyoming is reindeerless, it has other deer species including white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk and moose.

Every Christmas since 1955, the folk under Cheyenne Mountain track Santa Claus' trip across the globe. This year you can do keep up with Santa's journey right here:

This Friday (October 23rd), Blue Pig Presents 'Hotel Transylvania & Reverse Costume Parade at the Terry Bison Ranch, hosted by The Chinook and 106.3 Cowboy Country. Bring out the family for this drive-in Halloween themed event!