Check Out What’s Happening in Cheyenne—Today & in the Days Ahead

Check Out What’s Happening in Cheyenne—Today & in the Days Ahead

Hi folks, Mason Williams here with a look at what’s going on around Cheyenne today and in the near future. Whether you’re looking to get out and mingle or stay in and learn something new, there’s likely an event for you.

Today’s Highlights

Free Pickleball Event & Pickleball 101 – Want to try something active? Head to The Picklr Cheyenne for a casual free play session or learn the basics at Pickleball 101. Great for beginners and seasoned players alike.

Senior Serve & Social – Also at The Picklr Cheyenne: social time and light activity for seniors, sponsored by USA Pickleball. A nice chance to connect and move a bit—no high stress!

Leathercraft Class – If you’re looking for something hands-on, this class offers instruction in leatherworking at a local studio. Bring your creativity—and maybe some gloves.

Trivia Night at Blue Raven Brewery – Gather your team for a fun evening of brain teasers and local brews in downtown. Wits and good company strongly encouraged.

Coming Up This Weekend & Beyond

Fall Fest at Downtown Cheyenne (Sep 26) – Live music, family fun, games, and local business pop-ups combine for this community-focused fest that’s sure to bring in a festive atmosphere.

TA-TA TROT 5K (Sep 26, Depot Plaza) – Join a cause and hit the pavement for this feel-good 5K benefiting cancer patients through the Wyoming Foundation for Cancer Care. All fitness levels welcome.

Wire Wrapping Workshop (Sep 27) – Learn how to wrap stones and jewelry pieces with wire in this artisan workshop. Perfect if you enjoy crafts or want a relaxing creative afternoon.

Strategic Plan Community Forum (Sep 28, Archer Event Center) – Want to lend your voice to how Cheyenne grows? Attend this forum to shape the city’s goals and offer input on planning and services.

Ongoing & Recurring Favorites

• Game Knight — weekly at Blue Raven Brewery for board games and community.

• Open Jam Night — local musicians take the stages at The Lincoln for impromptu performances.

• Tarot Tuesdays — Hawthorn Tree hosts readers for insight and fun once a week.

• Chess Club — Laramie County Library invites youth and adults to sharpen their game.

Tips for Staying in the Know

  • Check local listings like Visit Cheyenne and downtown district pages—they update daily.
  • Follow community centers, breweries, and libraries—they often host free or low-cost events.
  • Reserve spaces or spots ahead for workshops or fitness offerings—they fill fast.

If you want something more niche—kids, outdoors, music genres—just let me know. I’ll dig up options that match your vibe.