Cheyenne Events: Exciting Activities Planned for June and July
Cheyenne is buzzing with a variety of events throughout June and July, offering something for everyone. On June 10, the Cheyenne Women’s Connection features Linda Metzer, who will share her experiences of resilience after losing a child, alongside Dr. Dudley Gardner’s special presentation on Wyoming’s historic kilns. That same day, the Laramie County Library hosts the Dr. Noize Songwriting Workshop for aspiring young musicians.
The Cheyenne Organ Concert Series celebrates its 33rd year with a recital by Todd Wilson on June 10 at the Cathedral of St. Mary. For fitness enthusiasts, Ralph Thomure will lead several fitness sessions throughout the month, focusing on nutrition myths and home activities.
Family-friendly events abound too; the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo will bring animal ambassadors for a wildlife presentation on June 11. On June 20, enjoy food trucks and rodeo excitement at the Hell on Wheels Rodeo.
Highlighting community spirit, the annual Pride Cheyenne street festival will be held on June 21, featuring music, food vendors, and performances. The month culminates with the much-anticipated Cheyenne Frontier Days starting July 18, promising rodeo action, concerts, and local culture.
Whether you’re interested in music, art, fitness, or community gatherings, Cheyenne offers a rich tapestry of events to enliven your summer days. Be sure to mark your calendars and join in the vibrancy of this thriving community!
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