Events

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Kaycee is buzzing with anticipation! The LeDoux family has stepped back, and a new music festival is on the horizon to fill those summer nights.

From haunted trolley rides to spine-tingling house tours, Cheyenne’s Halloween festivities promise chills and thrills around every corner.

We have made it to the weekend yet again. I'll be honest, it's pretty rude when Monday comes around after a nice weekend. So I'm glad we're back to square one. And that is to enjoy every ounce of the weekend that we can. Now this weekend, is a fun and spooky mix of events, much like the past few weeks...

I don't know about you, but I'm still living off this high of it being fall, y'all. Man, I'm all about the apple cider, spooky movies and stories, and getting to do a little spooky decorating.

The calendar has officially turned over to October. Some might say this is their favorite month out of the year. I would be in that category, plenty of room on the bandwagon for more.

Well, this next week we will finally and officially be in Fall or Autumn. Yes, the September Equinox is Monday and we'll be able to make it officially official.

This is a really fun time of the year with football in full swing, the cooler temps and the endless amounts of festivals around Cheyenne.

So, what's so great about September in Southeast Wyoming?

I know, I know, the calendar doesn't officially say it's Fall yet...BUT. The Pokes played football last night. I'm ready to replace all my clothing with jeans and flannel. Not that I don't wear that anyways, I just want to make a point of it being Fall-ish.

Man, August is almost over. How did that happen? We were just frontier-ing for 10 days with Cheyenne Frontier Days. That. Just. Happened. Well, now we have September and Labor Day weekend looking right at us...next week anyways.

We've made it to the point where we start to lose daylight and the scent of pumpkin spice whatevers fill the air around local coffee shops. It's mid August.