Live Entertainment in Laramie

Arena-Auditorium at the University of Wyoming is one of the most atmospheric basketball venues in the Mountain West — a beautifully preserved 1951 arena where the Cowboys play at the highest elevation of any D1 basketball arena in America. Its remarkable Art Moderne architecture, extraordinary acoustics, and Wyoming's passionate basketball community create a college sports experience of genuine Mountain West character.

University of Wyoming Fine Arts Center is the most important performing arts venue in Laramie — a university facility presenting concerts, theatrical productions, and cultural events for Wyoming's only four-year university. UW's extraordinary role as Wyoming's sole comprehensive university (the state has by far the lowest number of colleges of any US state) and its remarkable campus creates a performing arts venue of singular educational and cultural significance for the state.

War Memorial Stadium is the home of the Wyoming Cowboys football team — a 30,514-capacity stadium at 7,165 feet above sea level creating one of the most altitude-challenging playing environments in college football. Wyoming's Mountain West Conference football program creates a game-day atmosphere in one of the most scenically dramatic stadium settings in American college sports, with the Laramie Range and high plains stretching in every direction.

War Memorial Stadium is home to the Wyoming Cowboys football team — a 30,514-capacity stadium at 7,220 feet elevation where the altitude, the wind, and the Laramie Plains create some of the most demanding playing conditions in college football. The Cowboys' passionate fan base and the extraordinary natural setting of the High Plains create game-day experiences of authentic Wyoming frontier character.