parades

Get ready for a parade that’s more than just floats—it's a slice of Cheyenne's rich history coming to life right before your eyes.

Parade-goers were treated to marching bands, floats, Native American performers, and a number of other visual displays.

Cheyenne Frontier Days parade goers will see new street closures and vehicle barriers this year.

    A crowd of several thousand people gathered along the downtown parade route for the first of four Cheyenne Frontier Days Grand Parades on Saturday morning. While estimating crowd size for such events is notoriously difficult, it's safe to say that crowds were comparable to similar CFD parades in recent years The first parade was blessed with what many people would consider ideal summer parade

There will be two more Frontier Days Grand Parades in 2022. On Thursday and Saturday.

Additional parades are scheduled for Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday of Frontier Days week, all at 9 a.m. and following the same route.

Cheyenne police say they haven't seen an increase in drinking-related calls or citations in the downtown area since the city's new open container law took effect on May 27.

The parades traditionally alternate with the CFD pancake breakfasts during Frontier Days week (except on Sundays), and that tradition will resume this year.

Have you ever wondered about the history of the Cheyenne Frontier Days parade?

Schools will be able to reopen and resume in-person teaching under updated public health orders that take effect June 15, Wyoming Gov. Mark Gordon announced Wednesday.

The first of four Cheyenne Frontier Days 2019 Grand Parades will kick off Saturday morning June 20 at 9 a.m. The parade will follow the traditional downtown Cheyenne Parade route (see below) and will feature marching bands, floats, politicians, CFD dignitaries, historical exhibits, horses and riders, and many other attractions, many of which will feature western or historical themes...