We’ve made it to May. When the temperatures fluctuate on 20 to 30 degree swings, some occasional spring snow and of course, the typical 50 mph wind gusts.

It’s also the start of Cheyenne doing it’s deep thaw. Once we’ve freed ourselves from the jaws of winter, we have, what feels like, weeks on end of festivals and fun in Cheyenne, until we reunite with old man winter later in the year.

This weekend will be all about Mom for Mother’s Day, of course, but there are still some events around town, to aide in the thawing of Cheyenne that you should check out this week.

Here’s what’s happening in Cheyenne.

Cheyenne Little Theatre Presents Agatha Christie’s “Murder on the Orient Express” at The Mary Godfrey Playhouse.

The gang at the Cheyenne Little Theater is rolling through their season with an adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic.

Still The Same – A Bob Seger Tribute At The Outlaw

Enjoy the songs of the great Bob Seger at The Outlaw Saturday with Ten Cent Prophet. Doors open at 6pm.

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Live Music At Blue Raven Brewery

Enjoy tunes from Cole Britton Saturday at Blue Raven Brewery. The fun starts at 6pm.

Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra Presents Fortune & Glory

It’s really hard to beat anything the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra puts together and Saturday will be no different.

Kenny Wayne Sheppard & Bobby Rush At The Cheyenne Civic Center

The Cheyenne Civic Center has a treat for us this Sunday with the Blues coming into town. Two legends on one stage.

Lunar Rainbow: Why the Moon Changes Colors, Explained

When the moon lies on the horizon, the color will be most intense, usually red or orange. When there's more blue light, as during the early morning hours, we're more likely to see purple and blue-tinged moons. Here's why:

Gallery Credit: Phylicia Peterson, Townsquare Media Laramie/Cheyenne

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