Events in Laramie
EARLY ACCESS: Supergirl in ARQ® Premium Cinema
Experience an early access screening of DC Studios’ Supergirl in ARQ premium cinema at Studio City Cinemas At Uw Plaza. Milly Alcock stars as Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl. After a ruthless attack threatens what she holds dear, she teams up with an unexpected partner and embarks on a sweeping interstellar mission driven by vengeance and justice.
Studio City Cinemas At Uw PlazaIntroduction to Table Braiding with Hair
This workshop explores the art of table braiding with hair. Seating is limited.
Alice Hardie Stevens CenterWorkshop “Introduction to Table Braiding with Hair”
Explore the traditional craft of table braiding with hair in a free public workshop led by guest expert Zen Hansen. Learn a weighted method that turns loose strands into sturdy, dimensional braids historically used for watch chains, bracelets, and keepsake jewelry. Two sessions are available, each focused on a different historical technique. One covers the flat braid at the Alice Hardie Stevens Center behind the Ivinson Mansion. The other teaches the twisted chain pattern at the University of Wyoming Student Union Senate Chambers. No prior experience is required. Space is limited, and reservations can be made through the Carriage House at 307-742-4448.
Alice Hardie Stevens CenterAlbany County Genealogical Society Free Research Assistance
Members of the Albany County Genealogical Society provide free walk-in help for genealogy research at the Eppson Center for Seniors Library. Attendees can receive assistance with family history questions and research needs.
Eppson Center For SeniorsSpecial Presentation with Zen Hansen
Hair anthropologist Zen Hansen will present the historical roles of human and horsehair in society, from pioneer womens mourning wreaths to modern art.
Alice Hardie Stevens CenterConnections: Business After Hours
This Business After Hours networking evening centers on community connections and a poker run. Participants will visit four local businesses throughout the evening to connect with them and with fellow attendees. To speed check-in and to receive possible perks such as raffle tickets or drink tickets, attendees are encouraged to register in advance or upon arrival.
Laramie Chamber Business AllianceRD1 of Laramie Open
This is the first round of the Laramie Open golf tournament.
Jacoby Golf Course5th Anniversary Trivia Dinner Fundraiser
To mark five years of local reporting, The Laramie Reporter is hosting an evening of trivia and dinner that supports its work. Founder, owner and editor Jeff Victor will lead a community trivia game at the Lincoln Community Center, featuring questions that highlight life in Laramie along with touches of journalism history. Teams are set by table for groups of eight, so participants can bring a full crew or plan to meet new teammates at the event. Dinner will be fettuccine Alfredo with Italian vegetables, catered by Devine Eats. The event is BYOB and guests are asked to drink responsibly. Reservations are secured with a donation, with a suggested contribution of $45. Additional support will help fund reporting that connects residents to local democracy. Attendees are encouraged to bring cash or have Venmo ready, since there will be chances to purchase advantages during the game like extra guesses or more time. Proceeds back The Reporter’s growth, including new short-form video, a sponsorship focused on housing solutions stories, and a developing effort that will support nonpartisan election coverage. Expect a warm mix of food, friendly competition, and direct support for independent local journalism.
Lincoln Community CenterPeaceful Forest Taiko Drumming and Lion Dancing from Japan
A distinctive cultural experience comes to Centennial, presenting taiko drumming and lion dance from Japan. This live performance highlights these art forms and shares Japanese culture with the community.
Summer Movie Series - Hoppers
UniWyo and Wyoming Athletics present a Summer Movie Series screening of Hoppers on the field at War Memorial Stadium. Admission and parking are free, with complimentary popcorn and water available. Outside food, drinks, and lawn chairs are not allowed in the facility, but blankets and pillows are welcome for a comfortable spot on the field.
War Memorial StadiumWorkshop “Introduction to Table Braiding with Hair”
Explore the nearly forgotten craft of table-braided hairwork with guest expert Zen Hansen in a free, hands-on workshop. Participants learn how weighted braiding turns loose strands into strong, dimensional cords that historically became watch chains, bracelets, and keepsake jewelry. Two sessions are offered, each devoted to a different historic pattern. One focuses on the traditional flat braid at the Alice Hardie Steven's Center behind the Ivinson Mansion. The other teaches the classic twisted chain pattern at the University of Wyoming Student Union Senate Chambers. No prior experience is required, and space is very limited.
University of Wyoming5th Anniversary Trivia Night Dinner
The Laramie Reporter marks its fifth anniversary and turns its gaze to the next five with an evening that combines a shared meal, lighthearted enjoyment, and knowledge themed activities. This warm celebration recognizes a milestone while looking ahead to what comes next.
Lincoln Community CenterDanno from Wyo
At Bear Bottom Bar and Grill, Danno from Wyo brings an entertainer-first approach to guitar-driven live music. Performing since 1989 with more than 2,500 shows behind him and around 60 each year, he delivers energetic sets where no two performances feel the same. The music blends originals, his personal twists on familiar songs, and classics spanning Oldies, older rock, country, and a light splash of reggae and calypso. Influences such as the Eagles, Robert Earl Keen, and Jimmy Buffett shape his writing, adding storytelling and coastal touches to a lively, upbeat atmosphere.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillVedauwoo Fire Department Pancake Breakfast
A pancake breakfast and open house at the Vedauwoo Volunteer Fire Department invites the community to gather for good food and friendly connections. Attendees can enjoy pancakes while supplies last, tour the station, get a close look at the fire trucks, and meet the volunteers who help keep the community safe.
Vedauwoo Volunteer Fire DepartmentLive Music: Sunday Jazz
Peter Queal and friends return to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill for their 23rd season of Sunday jazz. The series features Peter on guitar and vocals with a rotating ensemble of talented collaborators. Music is staged in the outdoor bandshell when the weather cooperates, with performances moving to the indoor stage if needed. Planned special guests this summer include James Barela on trumpet and EVI, Darell Watson on saxophone, Mer Sal on vocals, Nick Simons on trombone, flute, and vocals, and Gino Hernandez on saxophone.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillCribbage Club
The Laramie Cribbage Club hosts a friendly game night at Downtown Café with a $10.00 buy-in. Newcomers and longtime players are both encouraged, with casual tables for play, conversation, and meeting fellow fans of the game. Happy hour pricing applies during the gathering, adding a relaxed vibe to an evening of cards and community.
Coal Creek Coffee CompanyVeterans Talking To Veterens
Veterans Talking To Veterans, also known as VTTV, holds a weekly gathering at Post #14. For more information, contact Darren or Laura Horve.
Georgia Peaches & Dark Cherries Truckload Sale
Georgia-grown freestone peaches and dark cherries arrive for a truckload sale at the Cavalryman Steakhouse parking lot. Peaches are grown near Fort Valley, Georgia and delivered directly for this sale. Offerings include approximately 20 pounds of peaches for $45 and about 10 pounds of cherries for $45, plus South Dakota honey at $15 per container and Georgia Elliot pecans at $15 for a 12 ounce bag. No signup is needed and availability is first come, first served. Pay at the truck with cash or card, and note that checks and prepayment are not accepted.
Cavalryman SteakhouseFull-Dome Film: One Sky + Star Talk
One Sky presents a collection of short films that share perspectives from different cultures and Indigenous societies around the world. Each film stands alone, highlighting a distinct point of view.
University of Wyoming PlanetariumRockin' the Ring: Rock Painting
Kids can tap into their imagination at a playful, hands-on workshop inspired by 4-H animal shows. Instead of real animals, each participant will unearth a pet rock, paint and personalize it with a name and character, and learn how to present it in a show ring. Along the way they build confidence, spark creativity, and practice storytelling. The experience concludes with a lighthearted pet rock showcase. No experience is required, just a willingness to discover the story hidden in a simple stone.
Albany County Public LibraryTuesday Local Market 2026 Season
A family friendly farmers market in Laramie set in the park, featuring seasonal produce, fresh baked treats and other foodie favorites, arts and crafts, resources from nonprofit groups, food trucks, live music, games for kids and more.
Undine Park, Laramie, WY, United States, Wyoming 82070Rob Biernacki No-Gi Seminar and Raffle
Third Way Jiu Jitsu hosts a no-gi seminar with world champion Rob Biernacki, owner of Island Top Team. The session is free for Third Way members, and non-members can attend for $50 with registration available through the provided link. To help cover seminar costs, a raffle will feature a Gold BJJ prize, with details shown on the second flyer and ticket purchasing information available via the link. For full information, please refer to the flyers in the event discussion.
Third Way Jiu JitsuAmerica 250 Pancake Feed
Trailer Works of Laramie hosts a community pancake feed to kick off America’s 250th birthday. Enjoy pancakes with all the fixings, served while they last. Spend time with friends and neighbors and take part in a celebration of 250 years of freedom.
Trailer WorksCentennial Branch Messy Storytimes
This Messy Storytimes session at Centennial Wyoming Library features a puffy outdoor chalk activity as part of a summer series at branch locations. Other sessions in the series highlight themes such as dinosaurs and fossil making. Each date presents a different hands-on theme.
Centennial Wyoming LibraryPatriotic Bike Parade
Celebrate the Semiquincentennial, the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence, with a community bike parade that showcases patriotic spirit. Participants can decorate bikes, strollers, wagons, or scooters, then take a spin around the block and return to the library for popsicles. Supplies are limited, so early arrival is recommended.
Albany County Public LibraryKnit Night
Knit Night at Coal Creek Coffee Company is a monthly craft night presented in partnership with Cowgirl Yarn. Crafters of all experience levels are welcome to work on whatever they like, including knitting, crochet, embroidery, hand sewing, and other portable projects. Happy hour is available during the gathering, offering a relaxed setting to unwind with your favorite craft.
Coal Creek Coffee CompanyQuinlan Valdez
Quinlan Valdez shares original, melody-rich songs shaped by his roots in Casper, Wyoming. His path began in 2010 after a performance by Jalan Crossland for Casper’s ArtCore inspired him to pick up the banjo, then the guitar, and start writing. Since then he has recorded two albums and an EP, his music has been heard throughout Wyoming, and he has shared the stage with Jalan as well as performed for ArtCore. Listeners often compare his style to Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens, and some fans and fellow musicians describe his writing as poetry, a compliment he hears often. The performance highlights a sincere songwriter focused on the craft of music.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillAmerica Turns 250: A Centennial Celebration
Mark 250 years of American freedom with a live music celebration at The Trading Post, presented by the Nici Self Museum. Enjoy performances by Box of Rocks and Patti Fiasco in a welcoming community setting. Admission is $10, or choose $15 to become a Nici Self Museum member and support the museum year-round. The outdoor bar will be staffed by museum board members, and all proceeds from the event go directly back to the museum.
Trading Post, CentennialThe Coveralls
The Coveralls perform a mix of classic rock from the 1960s through the 1990s, complemented by touches of country and folk. The lineup features Russell Dickson on drums and percussion while sharing both lead and harmony vocals, Bob Kersey on bass guitar with lead and harmony vocals, Rick Moore on guitars, keyboards, and harmonica with lead and harmony vocals, and Mark Simpson on guitar and harmonica, also contributing lead and harmony vocals.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillShirley 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.
Albany County Fairgrounds45th Annual Centennial Valley Art Show
Now in its 45th year, this free public fine art exhibition and sale brings together more than 20 local and regional artists from rural southeast Wyoming, including the Centennial Valley and nearby communities. The group showcase features original photography, paintings, pottery, stained glass, sculptures, and other works. Presented by the Centennial Valley Historical Association at the Nici Self Historical Museum, a portion of each purchase supports the museum as part of its primary annual fundraiser.
Nici Self Historical MuseumJubilee Days 2026
A hometown celebration in Wyoming is coming soon, capturing small-town charm with a big-time feel.
Freedom Has A Birthday 2026
The Laramie community celebrates the 35th annual Freedom Has a Birthday with a free, old-fashioned Fourth of July gathering in Washington Park. Presented by Rocky Mountain Power, this beloved tradition also salutes America’s 250th birthday with a full day of live music, entertainment, and family-friendly activities. Families will find hands-on fun for kids, carnival-style games, bounce houses, and playful attractions spread across the park, along with food vendors and booths featuring local retailers. To mark the 250th, the celebration introduces classic old-fashioned games, creating a festive tribute to community, independence, and summer in Laramie.
Laramie Community Recreation CenterLive Music: Sunday Jazz with Peter Queal and Friends
Peter Queal and friends return to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill for their 23rd season of Sunday jazz, with Queal on guitar and vocals alongside a rotating lineup that keeps each set fresh. Performances are planned for the venue’s outdoor bandshell, with a move to the indoor stage if Wyoming weather requires it. Special guests scheduled across the summer include James Barela on trumpet and EVI, Darell Watson on saxophone, Mer Sal on vocals, Nick Simons on trombone, flute, and vocals, and Gino Hernandez on saxophone.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillRanch Rodeo
This free, family-friendly ranch rodeo brings together local and regional ranch teams for fast-paced competition inspired by everyday ranch work. Cowboys and cowgirls demonstrate skillful horsemanship, coordination, and teamwork in timed rounds that include branding, doctoring, trailer loading, and wild cow milking. Teams of four can enter for a $400 fee. To register, text the team name, team members, and hometown to 307-760-7777. Multiple entries are allowed as long as at least two participants differ on each team. Event sponsor: Johnson Auto of Laramie.
Albany County FairgroundsJuly CSFP/Senior Box Distribution
The Commodity Supplemental Food Program is a USDA initiative that helps income-eligible adults 60 and older by providing supplemental, nutritious USDA foods. Participants may pick up a monthly Senior Box at the Laramie Interfaith pantry during business hours, with boxes containing shelf-stable items that support a balanced diet. To enroll, complete the application available at Laramie Interfaith. Those who qualify will receive a letter from the Food Bank of Wyoming and will be added to the distribution list. Laramie Interfaith is the host site and does not decide eligibility.
Laramie InterfaithPokemon Literacy Lab with Cardhalla
ACPL partners with Cardhalla to present a Pokemon themed literacy program that blends learning and play. The program features interactive games, hands-on crafts, free giveaways, and other activities, all created to celebrate reading in a fun Pokemon spirit.
Albany County Public LibraryCarnival – 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.
Laramie Main StreetCarnival - 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.
Laramie Main StreetLive 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.
Downtown LaramieMr. 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.
Albany County FairgroundsWOODWORKING WORKSHOPS
Enjoy a hands-on woodworking workshop at The Bent and Rusty that centers on creativity, learning, and a relaxed atmosphere. Sessions welcome all skill levels, from first-time makers to experienced crafters, with instructors offering as much guidance as you prefer or letting you take the lead. Quality materials are used so your finished piece reflects your personal style. Most projects are completed in about two and a half to three hours. If yours needs more time, you can return for a later workshop to finish. For a smooth experience, plan on one project per person per session. The cost is $75 per person and includes a $30 deposit that is non-refundable unless the class is canceled due to low enrollment. Each class is limited to 8 participants. Reserve in person at The Bent and Rusty or by calling 307-460-9265. Please choose your project from the options listed on the event page at least five days before the session you plan to attend. If fewer than five people register, the workshop will be canceled and the $30 deposit will be refunded.
The Bent & RustyJeff 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 CathedralJake 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.
Downtown LaramieRhett Haney
Jubilee Days fills Laramie with festive energy and a party-ready vibe, creating a lively atmosphere for a cheerful community celebration.
The Cowboy Saloon & Dance HallThane 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.
Downtown LaramieJubilee Days Eagles Float
An afternoon of decorating and fun is planned as the Laramie Eagles Club prepares its Jubilee Days parade float. Volunteers will work together to represent the club and the wider community. Sandwiches and refreshments are provided, and participation is open to members, their families, and friends, all aiming to create a float everyone can be proud of.
Fraternal Order of Eagles 3493Jack Clarendon
Sagebrush Stringband will perform in the chapel during a morning Statehood Day celebration at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site. The music focuses on country and old time fiddling, and the listing includes a note about '10 Cent.'
Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic SiteJustin Alan Payne
East Nashville musician Justin Alan Payne brings his impactful live show to The Great Untamed. Known for performances that linger with audiences, he pairs intensity and emotion with a balanced mix of angst, boldness, and vulnerability.
The Great UntamedThe Coveralls
The Coveralls bring a wide-ranging set of classic rock spanning the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, accented by touches of country and folk. The band features Russell Dickson on drums and percussion with lead and backing vocals, Bob Kersey on bass guitar with lead and backing vocals, Rick Moore on guitars, keyboards, and harmonica with lead and backing vocals, and Mark Simpson on guitar and harmonica with lead and backing vocals.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLive 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.
Downtown LaramieLaramie 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.
Laramie Main StreetTris 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.
Downtown LaramieLive Music: Jason Moore
Following the Laramie Jubilee Days Parade, local musician Jason Moore sets the tone with an easygoing live performance in downtown Laramie. It offers a relaxed way to move into the rest of the Jubilee Days activities, whether you grab a coffee, settle in, or simply enjoy the hometown sound. Downtown concerts are free and open to everyone.
Downtown Laramie25th Anniversary Celebration & Alumni Reunion
SRA marks 25 years with a community reunion featuring food, activities, and plenty of Falcon spirit. The celebration starts with a float in the Jubilee Days Parade, then continues with a barbecue picnic in the playground area. Expect games, prizes, and gifts, plus remarks from keynote speakers. The gathering welcomes alumni, current students and their families, teachers, staff, and community friends. No RSVP is required to attend. Alumni who would like a commemorative t-shirt should RSVP to reserve a size.
Snowy Range AcademyDrop-in Cowboy Keychain Painting
Stop in at Chalk N' Cheese, Pairings at CnC after the Laramie Jubilee Days Parade for a relaxed art activity where you can paint a boot or cowboy hat keychain with local artist Tara Pappas. Each project is $5 and all supplies are included. Wine and other beverages, including non-alcoholic options, will be available for purchase, along with charcuterie boards and cheese plates. Walk-ins are welcome, and larger groups are encouraged to call ahead to reserve a table.
Chalk N' Cheese, "Pairings at CnC"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.
Albany County FairgroundsUWAM Presents - Third Thursday: Women Shaping The West: Stories From Wyoming
On the third Thursday of each month, explore art over a glass of wine in an after-hours setting reserved for guests 21 and older. The program encourages conversation and offers a mix of surprising experiences, which can include artist talks, hands-on artmaking, and performances.
University of Wyoming Art MuseumSummer Movie Series - The Parent Trap
UniWyo and Wyoming Athletics host a Summer Movie Series screening of The Parent Trap on the stadium field at War Memorial Stadium. Admission and parking are complimentary. Enter through Gate 6. Outside food, beverages, and lawn chairs are not allowed inside the facility, while blankets and pillows are welcome for a cozy setup. Popcorn and water will be available at no cost.
War Memorial Stadium15th Annual Cathedral Cup Golf Tournament
Hosted by Cathedral Home, the Cathedral Cup Golf Tournament marks its fifteenth year of play. The event begins with a shotgun start.
Jacoby Park Golf CourseSquare Peg
Square Peg originated in an improvised lab in the Wyoming mountains. They deliver psychedelic rock and roll with a Wyoming twist, sharing a style shaped by where they began.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillSummer Moose Day
Participants adopt a survey route, hike it, and document any moose seen as well as clear signs of moose activity. Evidence can include hoofprints, bedding areas, droppings, and browsing on aspen and willows. Routes are available in the Vedauwoo/Happy Jack, Arlington, and Snowy Range areas. New participants must complete an online training and pass a quiz, and returning participants are encouraged to refresh their skills through the training. Registration is open. Observations from this community science effort are shared with biologists at UW to support research on local moose numbers, reproduction, ranges, and how these measures change over time.
Laramie, WyomingInnovation the Cowboy Way: Wyoming's Inventions and Inventors
Kylie McCormick, a Wyoming historian and Editor in Chief of wyohistory.org, offers a presentation on the state’s culture of innovation. From patents to practical inventions, she traces how ideas born in Wyoming have contributed to the modern world.
Alice Hardie Stevens CenterSilent Book Club
Readers gather with Albany County Public Library and Wyoming Institute for Humanities Research for a Silent Book Club where everyone reads their own selection in quiet company. There is no assigned title, just shared reading time. All formats and genres are welcome, including ebooks, audiobooks, poetry, prose, fiction, and nonfiction... simply bring something you want to read.
Albany County Public LibrarySmokin' BBQ
The third year of this Smokin' BBQ event brings a barbecue gathering to Albany County Fairgrounds. The UW Girls Volleyball Team will be on site in the area beneath the grandstands. A People’s Choice component is part of the event.
Albany County FairgroundsClassics in the Park: Hamlet
True Troupe brings back its Classics in the Park series for the summer with a staging of Hamlet. Admission is free, with optional donations accepted. For comfort, bring a blanket or a chair.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillClassics in the Park: Hamlet
True Troupe brings back its Classics in the Park series with a production of Shakespeare's Hamlet. The performance is free, with donations accepted. Attendees are encouraged to bring a blanket or a chair for seating. The event will take place at the Washington Park Bandshell.
Washington ParkNotice. Release. Reset.
Experience a 75-minute restorative yoga session with Sarah Pence, RYT 200, created to settle the body and quiet the mind. The practice encourages a slower pace and mindful attention, with a full-moon focus that supports noticing what is here, letting go of what no longer serves, and finding a steady foundation. Expect a calm, restful experience supported by props, quiet moments, and gentle cues. The session is intended to leave participants feeling spacious and centered, more attuned to what they want to carry forward. Admission is $25.
Seek Yoga StudioBeginner Trail Series : Tie City
In partnership with the Great Bison Shuffle, this beginner-friendly trail series helps runners new to trails ease into off-road running while enjoying the outdoors. This installment marks the series' first stop at Tie City Trailhead, where the tree cover provides plenty of shade and a cooler feel. The focus is on making the transition to trail running comfortable for newcomers.
Tie City TrailheadLaramie, WY @ the Ruffed Up Duck
At Ruffed Up Duck Saloon in Laramie, Jack Yoder pares things back for a solo acoustic night centered on voice, guitar, and songcraft. Known from The Doublewide Disaster, he steps away from the full band to present tunes in the raw shape they were written, letting the grit and vulnerability shine. The set pulls from his albums Dumpster Fire and Wagonload and folds in formative covers rooted in Americana, blues, and alt-country. The atmosphere is conversational and laid back, with Yoder sharing the origins of the material so it feels like swapping stories with an old friend. From gentle ballads to numbers with a honky-tonk lilt in the spirit of Waylon and Willie, it is all about the simple power of one musician connecting with the room.
Ruffed Up Duck SaloonBreastival 2026
Hosted by the Laramie Breastfeeding Coalition, Breastival 2026 celebrates World Breastfeeding Week with a free, family-friendly gathering. Attendees can enjoy yard games, baby goats, free portraits, opportunities to connect with community organizations, face painting, and food.
Washington Park, Laramie WyomingLive Music: Danno from Wyo
Danno from Wyo puts entertainment first and guitar second, delivering a high-energy performance shaped by decades on stage. Since 1989 he has played more than 2,500 shows and continues to perform about 60 live shows each year. No two performances are alike as he mixes originals, original covers, and classics spanning oldies, older rock, country, and a touch of reggae and calypso. His music reflects influences from the Eagles, Robert Earl Keen, and Jimmy Buffett, with original songs that carry that spirit.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLemonade Day
Celebrate Lemonade Day with 40 lemonade stands to explore. The Kindness Matters Lemonade Stand returns for its third year and will be serving lemonade at 7220 Counseling Coalition. Look for edible glitter, stickers, and rainbow krispies.
New Moon Manifestation
Experience a ritual-centered vinyasa practice for new beginnings and clear intention. Each gathering starts with a circle to name and align your intentions with the qualities of the current new moon’s zodiac sign, followed by a vinyasa flow that invites you to embody that energy and your personal goals. The focus is empowerment and alignment with the lunar cycle so you can move toward your highest vision. Led by Missy Xochitl, RYT 200. Admission is $20 for one session, or $50 for the full three-part series.
Seek Yoga StudioWyoming Fringe Festival
Now in its third year, the Wyoming Fringe Festival is taking the show on the road, showcasing regional theater, live music, and more in Laradise. The Lyric in Casper and the Laramie Plains Civic Center in Laramie have teamed up to present this statewide celebration of performing arts. Actors, musicians, speakers, and other performers can share new work, with venue information and application details available through official festival channels. Information on past performers and partners can be found on the festival website. Ticket details will be announced soon.
Laramie Plains Civic CenterSummer Movie Series - Zootopia 2
UniWyo and Wyoming Athletics present a Summer Movie Series screening of Zootopia 2 on the field at War Memorial Stadium. Admission and parking are free. Complimentary popcorn and water will be available. Outside food, drinks, and lawn chairs are not permitted in the facility, while blankets and pillows are encouraged for comfortable seating.
War Memorial Stadium (Wyoming)Live Music: Deacon Brown Band
Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts live music from the Deacon Brown Band, a Laramie, Wyoming group performing Americana blues with a mix of their own songs and traditional material.
Bear Bottom Bar and Grill28th Annual Come To The Source Horse Sale
The 28th Annual Come To The Source Horse Sale comes to Laramie, celebrating the western lifestyle. Watch for flyers arriving in mailboxes. Associated themes include American Quarter Horses, Blue Valentine and Hancock bloodlines, and names such as Merritt Quarter Horses and T Lazy T Horses.
Albany County FairgroundsLive music: The Twaynes
Live music at Bear Bottom Bar and Grill features The Twaynes, a local father son duo on fiddle and guitar. Shane Wallace, based in Cheyenne and fond of the outdoors, has performed with Laramie groups including The Custom Caravans, De Gringos Y Gremmies, Have Fun Will Travel, and The Twaynes, and he is still searching for the best Old Fashioned in the region. Jack lives in Laramie, holds titles as state of Wyoming fiddle champion and Wyoming no holds barred champion, and has played with Mad Dog Rodeo, Sweet Beulah, Wyoming Home Grown, and The Twaynes. He and his wife, Connie, who plays the harp, also perform for weddings. The performance brings together their family sound and long experience across Wyoming.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLive Music: Quinlan Valdez
Bear Bottom Bar and Grill features live music from Casper, Wyoming native Quinlan Valdez. His path as a musician began in 2010 after he watched Jalan Crossland perform for the ArtCore program in Casper, inspiring him to pick up the banjo, then the guitar, and to start writing his own material as he built a professional career. Listeners often hear echoes of Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens in his sound. His catalog includes two albums and an EP, and he has taken his songs to stages across Wyoming, shared bills with Jalan Crossland, and performed for ArtCore. Admirers describe his tuneful, sincere writing as poetic, while he keeps his focus on one thing... playing music.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLive Music: Square Peg
Square Peg, said to have started in a makeshift lab in Wyoming's mountains, brings a Wyoming-infused take on psychedelic rock and roll to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLive Music: Deacon Brown Band
Bear Bottom Bar and Grill hosts live music from the Deacon Brown Band, a Laramie, Wyoming based group. The band performs original and traditional Americana blues.
Bear Bottom Bar and GrillLive Music: The Coveralls
The Coveralls bring a set of classic rock favorites from the 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s, blended with touches of country and folk, to Bear Bottom Bar and Grill. The lineup features Russell Dickson on drums and percussion with lead and backing vocals, Bob Kersey on bass guitar with lead and backing vocals, Rick Moore on guitars, keyboards and harmonica with lead and backing vocals, and Mark Simpson on guitar and harmonica with lead and backing vocals.
Bear Bottom Bar and Grill26th Annual Wyoming Buddy Walk
The 26th Annual Wyoming Buddy Walk offers a festive mix of carnival-style games, tasty carnival treats, and live music, all centered on celebrating the extraordinary lives of people with Down syndrome. Registration details will be shared soon. For questions, call 307-742-6641 or email outreach@arkrs.org.
Washington Park Bandshell, Laramie WY2026 Wyoming Archaeology Fair
An annual celebration of Wyoming’s past takes place at the Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site, offering a free experience open to the public with hands-on learning for all ages. Explore the state’s cultural heritage, including Indigenous lifeways and historic traditions, through interactive activities. Try flint knapping, practice atlatl throwing, make pottery, paint hides, twist cordage, and learn about yucca processing, among other opportunities. Meet local archaeologists, ask questions, and find answers about their work and discoveries. Special guests the Wind River Dancers will share a variety of Indigenous dance styles.
Wyoming Territorial Prison State Historic Site