Laramie Events

In addition to the march and Pride in the Park on June 29, there will be performances, Drag Story Hour, Yarn Night, and a Matthew Shepard Candlelight Vigil.

A petition has been started calling for its protection, and citizens are asked to attend the meeting at the Gateway Center on June 17 at noon to voice their opinion on the matter.

The event will begin at 8:00 pm in the historic Gryphon Theatre at the Laramie Civic Center, and tickets are now on sale.

The bands originally scheduled to play at WHAT fest will instead be a part of a Block Party at The Alibi in Laramie from July 26-27.

Even a seasoned camper and hiker could use a refresher with mom-tested tips and tricks for being in the wilderness with your little happy camper.

The Cowboy Yarn Crawl is kind of like a pub crawl, but for lovers of yarn and all things creative with fiber.

Studies have shown that teen fitness helps boost mental power and school performance, and Planet Fitness is doing its part to try to help.

With all the ceremonies and other gatherings around high school graduation, senior don’t forget to have a good time with plenty of prizes and entertainment.

The Laramie High School Orchestra, directed by Sarah McCoy, will be heading to Ireland to perform and represent Laramie and Wyoming on June 3 and will return June 11.

Check out the map to see all of the Music Festivals in the Cowboy State this year!

The train was put back on track (literally) and is now only slightly behind schedule for its appearance in the Gem City today, May 17.

Join us for a dynamic workshop on how small businesses stay ahead, despite drastic changes in consumer media consumption and buying behavior.