Things to Do in Cheyenne This Weekend (Aug 7-Aug 9)

Race across the mountains, granite outcroppings, and high plains surrounding Curt Gowdy State Park on a course known for its stunning scenery, cool summer temperatures, and world-class singletrack. Whether you’re chasing the podium or stepping into your first long-course event, Cowboy Tough delivers an experience that is both accessible and relentlessly rewarding.

Family Fun Formal After-Hours Dance Party

Aug 7 | 6:00-7:30pm | Laramie County Library

Put on your dancing shoes and get ready to rock! We will have the tunes, the snacks and a photobooth! All you need to bring is yourself and whatever fancy clothes (or jeans! or whatever!) that you want to boogie in! Make sure to enter through the main entrance like the VIPs you are, since this will be an after–hours experience while the library is closed.

Fridays on the Plaza: Jay Sean with Dazid & Real Deal Music

Aug 7 | 6:00PM | Cheyenne Depot Plaza

Jay Sean, the British-born international superstar and cultural icon, has spent nearly two decades breaking barriers as the first Indian and South Asian artist to achieve multiple historic Billboard milestones. His global success has continued with hits like "Make My Love Go" and the viral resurgence of "Ride It,". In 2024, Jay expanded his creative reach by launching Rebel Heart, a film and television production company, along with his record label, 3am, where he is developing new artists and entertainment projects.

Bruise-A-Palooza

Aug 8-9 | Cheyenne Ice & Events Center

Get ready for the loudest event of the season! Welcome to Bruise-A-Palooza 2026: Derby Jam Fest is a two day roller derby tournament packed with festival vibes, fierce competition, and nonstop action. Whether you're a lifelong derby fan or experiencing your first bout, this tournament is the perfect way to spend the day.

2026 Laramie County Youth Livestock Sale

Aug 8 | 9:00AM | Event Center at Archer

We're proud to invite you to the Laramie County Fair Youth Livestock Sale, a highlight of fair week that celebrates the hard work, dedication, and accomplishments of our local 4-H youth. The Youth Livestock Sale gives businesses, families, and community members the opportunity to support local youth while investing in the future of agriculture in Laramie County.

Downtown Farmer's Market

Aug 8 | 10:00AM-3:00pm | 17th St, from Thomes Ave-Warren Ave

A local favorite, the Cheyenne Farmer's Market heads downtown this weekend. Community Action of Laramie County and Downtown First are partnering to bring not just traditional guest favorite booths, but artisans and vendors for the first time. Live music will be performed for you to enjoy at 17th & Capitol. Downtown businesses will also have shopping and restaurant specials. Definitely don't miss this one!

Fairy Picnic

Aug 8 | 4:00-7:00PM | 4511 Lions Park Dr

Join us for an enchanting evening of creativity, delicious food, and fairy magic at the Fairy Picnic! Bring a blanket, gather your family and friends, and spend a summer evening surrounded by whimsical crafts, magical competitions, dancing, bubbles, and community.

Trampled by Turtles with Clayton Nile Young

Aug 9 | 6:00PM | The Lincoln, 1615 Central Ave

Trampled by Turtles is an acclaimed American string band from Duluth, Minnesota. Formed in 2003 by frontman Dave Simonett, the band features a frenetic, high-energy fusion of bluegrass, folk, and rock and roll. Coming from the Smoky Mountains, Clayton Nile Young provides haunting vocals and a scorching rosin on the fiddle. This is a show you don't want to miss!

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