The Southeast Wyoming Concert Series is presenting a FREE CONCERT to Cheyenne Audiences at 2:30p.m. on Sunday, September 25 in the Central High School Auditorium.

Coming off of the highly anticipated Universal Picture film, Easter Sunday and his recent Netflix special, Jo Koy: Live From The Los Angeles Forum, Comedian Jo Koy announces his 2023 Jo Koy World Tour.

“Racing at the Rock” will tell the story of the rough-and-tumble life of horse racing in Rock Springs

Triple threat RODNEY CARRINGTON just announced additional tour stops on his ongoing LET ME IN! Tour, including a visit to the Cheyenne Civic Center on Thursday, November 3.

Audiences across Cheyenne will be swept up in the magic of the season this December as Canyon Concert Ballet (CCB) brings to Cheyenne the annual classic holiday favorite, The Nutcracker - performing at the Cheyenne Civic Center.

Award-winning Wyoming author Steven W. Horn continues his dramatic, intelligent and gripping storytelling in the fifth book of the Sam Dawson Mystery Series – Yesterday Calling. The official book release date is June 9, 2022.

The Wyoming Arts Council is pleased to announce the 2022 Wyoming Road Trip Playlist. Summer is in the air and with those rising temps come more adventures. The musical talent of the Cowboy State provides the perfect soundtrack for any adventure, especially those that require long drives acro…

The legendary and equestrian “ballet” arts show “Circue Ma’Ceo,” is performing at Laramie County Community College in Cheyenne on June 4 and 5.

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The Cheyenne Concert Association will present INTERSECTION TRIO on Monday, October 25th at 7:00p.m. at the Central High School Auditorium.  They will also be doing a Master Class with Cheyenne instrumental students earlier that day.  This internationally acclaimed, New York based touring tri…

Beginning in 1934 the Cheyenne Concert Association brought high quality performances to the community at affordable prices, and that continued right up until the spring of 2020.  Covid-19 derailed their season of events in 2020 and early 2021, but they have not given up on presenting the per…

The Cheyenne Civic Center (510 W. 20th St.) is gearing up for the 2021-22 event schedule and a welcomed return of first-class entertainment in the Capitol City. With many tours having canceled events in 2020 due to the pandemic, Civic Center staff are excited to return and are continuously m…

GILLETTE, Wyo. (AP) - Laid out across the large floor space inside of the Area 59 workshop - and taking up a lot of it - was about 22 feet of giant guitar.

THE KINGSTON TRIO RETURNS TO LIVE PERFORMANCES TO MARK 60-PLUS YEARS WITH ‘KEEP THE MUSIC PLAYING’ NATIONAL TOUR

On the opening night of the 125th annual Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD), just as his father, Chris LeDoux did 25 years ago, Ned LeDoux took to the stage to open for Garth Brooks and delivered a great, passionate performance.

After 22 long and quiet months, the City of Cheyenne’s Community Recreation and Events Department announces the official return of Wyoming’s summer music festival, Fridays on the Plaza.

A lucky smack with a flyswatter turned a meek tailor into a hero for the entire kingdom. That's the idea behind the Cheyenne Little Theatre's production of The Brave Little Tailor.

The Cheyenne Civic Center brings some of horror’s most beloved films to the big screen this October. Each film has been selected for setting a standard in the horror industry and is widely recognized as a cult classic film. Maybe a first for some, but nostalgic for others.

Anna Bilderback opened the Powder River Art Gallery about 18 months ago in Buffalo. The first few months were great; she even upgraded to a bigger space pretty quickly.

(Ed. Note: Cheyenne Post reporter Ellen Fike is appearing in the True Troupe performance of Twelfth Night.  We asked her what it was like to rehearse and perform during the pandemic)

The COVID-19 pandemic has presented the Cheyenne Civic Center with many unique and ever-changing challenges.

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The Cheyenne Little Theatre Players have been hit hard by the Coronavirus and the resulting quarantine.  In March, CLTP had just opened “Wind in the Willows,” a show featuring children in the cast.  Wind in the Willows was supposed to run for three weeks, but was closed after two performance…

As the old saying goes, The Show Must Go On. And despite recent sea-changes in society due to the pandemic, a staple of Cheyenne cultural life will be back as usual. Sort of.

It’s been a difficult few months for theater chains that have been closed down for the pandemic, but perhaps an even more difficult hiatus for movie lovers. 

The City of Cheyenne has announced that the Fridays on the Plaza have been cancelled for June. The city announcement said, "Out of an abundance of caution for the safety and well-being of our community, Fridays on the Plaza events for the month of June have been canceled.

Disneyland and surrounding roads were totally empty today (Tuesday, April 7) as the park enters its third week of full closure due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Disney parks, including Disneyland Resort in Anaheim closed on Friday, March 13.

“It is funny,” said Jason Gilbert, director of the Cheyenne Little Theatre’s production of Wind in the Willows. The show opens tonight (Friday, March 13) at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse on Pershing Blvd, and continues for the next three weekends.

Please note:  This concert has been canceled due to Coronavirus concerns.

Cheyenne Frontier Days has been nominated as Best Fair/Rodeo by the Academy of Country Music.  “This is huge.  For Cheyenne Frontier Days to be nominated for an ACM award is unbelievable.  It shows how far we’ve come over the years and that we are a major music venue, and that the artists lo…

“I want them to have stomach aches because they laughed so much during the night,” said Rory Mack, director of the Cheyenne Little Theatre Players performance of Forbidden Broadway.  The show will be performed tonight (Friday, February 28) and tomorrow (Saturday, February 29) at the Atlas Th…

Cheyenne based theatrical arts company True Troupe kicks off their third season this Friday and Saturday at 6:30pm in the Cottonwood room at the Laramie County Library with a theatrical performance called “Dungeons and Drama.”

The sounds of construction fill the Lincoln Theatre in downtown Cheyenne right now. But in just a few months, it will be the sounds of music played before very large crowds.

The Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra welcomes back its Movie Music concerts, a community favorite, with two blockbuster concerts for the whole family on January 25th at the Civic Center!

I’ll admit that I wasn’t exactly sure what I was getting into with Jimmy Buffet’s Escape to Margaritaville. I know theater pretty well, I’m a community theater artist, a budding playwright, and a literary critic — I don’t know Jimmy Buffet beyond the handful of songs I’ve heard in my childho…

“It’s the story you know the way you’ve never seen it” said Nancy Stange, director of the Cheyenne Little Theatre’s “A Christmas Carol.”

I had the opportunity to see Jesus Christ Superstar at the Buell Theater in the Denver Center for the Performing Arts Complex a few days before it closed. The Buell never disappoints. It’s a gorgeous theatre, large, yet still somehow intimate. Perhaps that’s because I had excellent seats, th…