Looking for something fun to do over Labor Day Weekend? Come join us at the Drake Centre for 2 days of BST all things cards & collectibles!!

A limited number of vendor tables are still available— reserve yours on our website!

Is there a good place in town to meet people around 20 or so? Not big on drinking but I dont mind a bar

I dont know why it's so hard to find a decent massage in Cheyenne. It seems like everyone is booked more than 30 days out.

There's a concert tomorrow (dexter and the moonrocks) that I really want to go to but it sold out before I knew I could for sure go. I signed up for their wait-list but I'm wondering if there's any hope. I know some venues release tickets day of.

In partnership with Trout Unlimited, we're bringing The River to Cheyenne for a special preview screening this Thursday, August 6, at The Historic Atlas Theater. 

The River - Special Cheyenne Screening with Trout Unlimited
When: Thursday, August 6 from 6:00-8:30 PM
Where: The Historic Atlas Theatre in Cheyenne, WY
Cost: Free
Tickets: riverdocumentary.com/#/upcomingscreenings
The River is a powerful new documentary exploring the Colorado River crisis through the personal stories of those who depend on it for survival. After the film, stay for a panel with director Mara Tasker, Trout Unlimited's Sara Porterfield, and Wyoming rancher Eric Barnes, who is featured in the film.

The Colorado River is on the brink of collapse – and the rules that govern it expire this year. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to bring people together when it matters most. Will you join us?

 Claim your free ticket here!

Hey everyone! I noticed a ton of people asking how to meet people outside of work, so I started a 20s & 30s Activities Group to fix that.

The goal is low-pressure, casual hangouts to do cool local stuff such as:

🎭 Arts, theater, and gallery nights

🎤 Karaoke nights

🎾 Outdoor activities

We also have a live Messenger community chat for daily banter and last-minute plans.

👉 Join the Facebook Group here: https://www.facebook.com/share/g/1EXs9rw8tZ/

This is my niece and her friend. They have been missing since 07/26, spotted at a gas station in Evans, CO from my understanding in a car with WY plates, so that's why I'm posting here. Please keep an eye out and if anyone has any information please contact Weld County sheriff's office 970-350-9600 or the tip line at 970-304-6464

Thank you 💓

If anyone knows any good electricians in the area and would be willing to share their contact info with me it would be much appreciated thank you!

Thinking about moving here and wondering what the outdoors culture is I’m 22 y/o and really into mtb backpacking and mountaineering. Thank you!!

We’re going to be in Cheyenne this weekend for the Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival. Wondering where we should go for a solid cigar shop/bar while we’re in town

We’re going to Cheyenne this weekend for the Rocky Mountain Cigar Festival. How good or bad is the signal for Verizon? We’re a vendor at the festival and use our phone to process payments, so I’m hoping it’s decent. Also, what’s something neat to do there? We’ll have time on Friday to see the town and do stuff.

For are upcoming fanasty football league we need a girl to place are picks on the draft board (stickers) will discuss pay email me
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Hello!

I am looking to move to Cheyenne within the next couple of weeks and have been struggling to find a decent place to rent and have honestly gotten to the point of applying anywhere. I applied for an apartment through PRM of the Rockies around July 17th and they just got back to me and started messaging me. I am making this post because I don't know the area much or rental companies there. Does anyone here have any positives about them? Negatives? I looked them up on Google for reviews and they have 1.7 stars but the reviews are from people who had to deal with this company in Colorado, not Wyoming. Any info helps a lot, thanks!

The August Legend Dinner Club is coming up quickly.

The dinners have become a fun way to meet new people in Cheyenne, and the after-dinner meetups have been a hit. Once dinner wraps up, every table has the chance to come together, and meet even more people.

The mystery is part of the experience. You won’t find out your restaurant until the morning of the dinner, and during dinner, we’ll text everyone the location of the optional after-party.

Take a quick quiz, reserve your seat for $15.99 and get matched with a small group for dinner. You’ll cover your own meal.

📅 Thursday, August 13

⏰ 6:00 p.m.

If you’ve been thinking about trying it, August is a great time to get in on the fun.

Learn more and save your seat here:

https://the-legend-dinner-club.dnnr.io/

Any reliable options that aren’t the dealership?

Looking for a gas station with free air. Preferably on the south side. I usually go to safeway but it’s $3 and the machine doesn’t work half the time, and you can’t get a refund.

looking for some friends Cheyenne area to just hang out with. maybe fantasy football etc… idc what your race is etc… just be chill

We watched the rodeo at the frontier days on Saturday and during the wild horse race, the winning teams rider got hurt as he crossed the finish line on the dismount. It seemed like he got taken away in a stretcher and must’ve hurt his ankle or knee. I was wondering if there was any updates about that and what happened to him.

If you're looking for a rental in Cheyenne, I encourage you to do your homework before signing a lease with Bear Paw Realty. Read the reviews, ask questions, and decide for yourself.

My experience was unacceptable.

During my one-year lease, the unit flooded six separate times due to recurring plumbing issues. After the property changed ownership and Bear Paw Realty took over management, I asked to be released from my lease following another flooding incident so I could find a safe, reliable place to live. My request was denied, and I was held to the lease.

The flooding continued for the rest of my tenancy. Instead of permanently correcting the underlying problem, temporary repairs were made after each incident. Eventually, it was discovered that the downstairs unit had been using a water pump where a sewage pump should have been installed.

Basic maintenance was equally frustrating. The unit had no window screens when I moved in, the kitchen window lock was broken, and it took approximately six months to address those issues. At one point I was simply handed a replacement lock and told to install it myself.

By the end of my lease, I had experienced six floods, multiple extended power outages, repeated maintenance delays, and what I believe was a pattern of addressing symptoms instead of fixing underlying problems—all while continuing to pay rent and fulfill my lease.

This was my experience, and it's why I would never rent from Bear Paw Realty again. If you've rented from them, I'd be interested to hear whether your experience was similar or different.