What’s Happening in Cheyenne, Sept. 6-13?
So what's happening in Cheyenne between Sept. 6 and Sept.13?
A whole lot, actually! You can always get an update on local activities by checking the Visit Cheyenne website or Facebook page.
Some Of The Events Happening In Cheyenne Sept. 6-13
America 250, Atlas 139 At The Historic Atlas Theater Sept. 10
You want want to miss this special night at the Historic Atlas Theater on Sept. 10! Dinner & performance by Dave Niemann. All proceeds go to the Historic Atlas Theater. Doors open 5:30pm.
Have you been to the Atlas Theater? According to Visit Cheyenne
"The Historic Atlas Theatre is owned and operated by Cheyenne Little Theatre. Home to the annual Old Fashioned Melodrama every summer, the building is also used for touring acts, private events, and other theatrical productions throughout the year.
Built in 1887, this three story building originally held a confectionary shop on the lower level and the upper floors were utilized as office space. However, in 1907, architect William Dubois was hired to convert the first floor into a theatre. The next year, the Atlas Theatre opened and continued to operate until 1929. Closed for a couple of months, it was then reopened as the Strand. By the mid 1950’s, the building sat abandoned until 1961, when it reopened as the Pink Pony night club. Remaining open for only two short years, the building again sat idle until in 1966, when the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players began to use the Atlas for live theater productions. In 1971, the theater company purchased the Atlas, and two years later it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Though little is known about them, the historic theatre is said to be called home to two active ghosts."
Cheyenne Farmer's Market Sept. 12
One of the highlights of the late-summer, early-fall season in Cheyenne. Featuring fresh-from-the-farm produce, farm-fresh eggs, local honey, jellies and jams, meat, baked goods, and a whole lot more!
It all happens at the Frontier Park Rodeo grounds. Keep in mind the hours are slightly different this year than in past years. It now runs Saturdays from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m.
It's a fundraiser for Community Action of Laramie County. Don't miss it!
Cheyenne Parade Of Homes Sept. 11-13
You can get more details here. But if you are even thinking of a new home, you don't want to miss out!
Builders this year include Gateway Homes of Wyoming, Habitat for Humanity, Homes by Guardian, Leader Custom Homes, Leaning Tree Homes, Lynn Buys Homes and Newpeak Homes.
You can see a map of the parade of homes here
Cheyenne Art Walk
Of course, these are just a few of the many things coming up between September 6 and 13 in Cheyenne. Find out more at Visit Cheyenne!