Live Entertainment in Cheyenne

Cheyenne Civic Center serves Wyoming's state capital with Broadway touring productions and major cultural performances for the Cowboy State's governmental community. Cheyenne's role as Wyoming's most important city creates consistent demand for performing arts programming that the Civic Center serves with regional touring productions and significant cultural events.

Cheyenne Civic Center is Wyoming's capital city's primary performing arts venue — a 1,500-seat theater presenting Broadway touring productions, concerts, and community events for the state government community and surrounding southeastern Wyoming market. The Civic Center serves as the cultural counterbalance to Cheyenne's famous rodeo and frontier entertainment identity, providing classical, theatrical, and touring concert programming for Wyoming's most urbane and government-concentrated city.

Cheyenne Civic Center is Wyoming's most important indoor performing arts venue — a convention center facility presenting concerts, Broadway touring shows, and cultural events for the state capital. Cheyenne's extraordinary Frontier Days (the world's largest outdoor rodeo, held every July) and the Civic Center's year-round programming create an entertainment venue that serves the cultural needs of one of America's most geographically isolated state capitals.

Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra is Wyoming's most important classical music institution — presenting outstanding orchestral concerts to one of America's most geographically isolated state capitals. CSO's remarkable commitment to bringing world-class classical music to the heart of the American Great Plains and its extraordinary role in Cheyenne's cultural life create an orchestra of genuine Wyoming cultural significance.

Frontier Days Grandstand is the home of the world's largest outdoor rodeo — a Cheyenne facility where the legendary Frontier Days concert series presents major country music acts alongside championship rodeo competition every July. The extraordinary combination of world-class rodeo, major concert acts, and the most authentic Western celebration in America creates an entertainment venue of unique cultural significance.

The Historic Plains Hotel is Cheyenne's most significant historic venue — a 1911 downtown landmark where presidents, cattle barons, and Wyoming legislators have gathered for over a century. Its extraordinary role in Cheyenne's social and political life and its remarkable preservation of early 20th-century Wyoming frontier elegance create a venue of genuine Western American historical significance.

Cheyenne Little Theatre Players is Wyoming's oldest community theater — a Cheyenne institution presenting outstanding theatrical productions since 1930 for the state capital's community. Its extraordinary longevity and its remarkable commitment to community theatrical arts in one of America's most isolated state capitals create a theater company of genuine Wyoming community cultural significance.