Live Entertainment Venues

Buffalo, Wyoming

Occidental Hotel presents a bullet-hole-marked Old West saloon that hosted Butch Cassidy and Buffalo Bill in downtown Buffalo.

10 N Main St 82834

Casper, Wyoming

Casper Events Center is Wyoming's most important arena venue — a Casper facility presenting major concerts, sporting events, and family entertainment for Wyoming's second-largest city. Its extraordinary importance as the primary large-scale entertainment venue for the center of Wyoming and its consistent programming of outstanding touring entertainment make it one of the most important arenas in the Mountain West.

1 ATCO Dr, Casper, WY 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Casper's sports and recreation venues serve Wyoming's most centrally located city — a North Platte River community where the extraordinary combination of oil industry wealth, agricultural heritage, and remarkable outdoor recreation access creates a sports culture of unusual Wyoming character. Casper's position at the heart of Wyoming's petroleum economy and its remarkable outdoor recreation access (Casper Mountain, Hogadon ski area, and the North Platte River) create sports events shaped by the working-class Western values that define Wyoming's identity.

1 ATCO Dr, Casper, WY 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Casper Symphony Orchestra serves Wyoming's second-largest city with outstanding classical music performances — a cultural institution that demonstrates Wyoming's remarkable commitment to arts and culture despite being one of America's least densely populated states. CSO's consistent presentation of excellent classical music to a Casper audience shaped by oil industry wealth and genuine Wyoming community spirit creates an orchestra of surprising quality and cultural significance.

Casper, WY 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Ford Wyoming Center is Casper's major arena and Wyoming's largest indoor entertainment venue — a 10,100-seat facility that brings national concert tours, Wyoming State Fair events, and AHL hockey to the state's second-largest city. As the geographic center of Wyoming, Casper draws entertainment audiences from across the state, from the Powder River Basin oil fields to the Wind River Range recreation communities, making Ford Wyoming Center the de facto entertainment capital of Wyoming's central region.

1 Events Dr 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Nicolaysen Art Museum and Discovery Center serves Wyoming's second-largest city with arts programming, concerts, and cultural events. Its extraordinary commitment to bringing visual arts and performing arts programming to a mid-Wyoming city and its role as Casper's most important cultural institution create a venue that demonstrates the remarkable cultural ambitions of Wyoming's oil patch communities.

400 E Collins Dr, Casper, WY 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Nicolaysen Art Museum serves as Wyoming's cultural anchor between Cheyenne and Jackson — an arts institution in Casper presenting exhibitions, performances, and cultural programming that serves the vast geographical center of Wyoming. The NIC's extraordinary commitment to arts education and its role in connecting Wyoming's isolated communities to the broader world of visual arts and culture create an institution of remarkable geographical and cultural significance for a state of Wyoming's spatial scale.

400 E Collins Dr, Casper, WY 82601

Casper, Wyoming

Casper Events Center is Wyoming's most active indoor entertainment venue — serving the state's second-largest city with concerts, family entertainment, and community events for the entire Wind River/Platte River Valley region. Casper's position as Wyoming's oil and energy industry hub creates a professional workforce that supports consistent entertainment programming at the state's most active indoor venue outside Cheyenne.

1 Events Dr, Casper, WY 82601

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Atlas Theatre presents melodrama performances and concerts in a restored 1887 opera house in downtown Cheyenne.

211 W Lincolnway 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

510 W 20th St, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

510 W 20th St 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

510 W 20th St, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Frontier Days Arena is the home of the world's largest outdoor rodeo — the legendary Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo where 10 days of championship bronc riding, bull riding, barrel racing, and team roping create the most important Western sports gathering in America. The extraordinary history of Cheyenne Frontier Days (held annually since 1897, making it the oldest major rodeo in America) and its remarkable championship caliber create a sporting event of genuine American Western cultural significance.

4501 N Carey Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

1904 Thomes Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

4501 N Carey Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

Frontier Park is Wyoming's most important entertainment venue — a massive outdoor rodeo and concert complex that transforms into the world's most important Western celebration during Cheyenne Frontier Days each July. The park's concert stage has presented virtually every major country music artist from Johnny Cash to Garth Brooks to Luke Bryan in the most genuinely Western outdoor entertainment setting in the United States.

4610 N Carey Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

1600 Central Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cheyenne, Wyoming

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.

2301 E Lincolnway, Cheyenne, WY 82001

Cody, Wyoming

Cassie's Supper Club presents live country music and dancing in a former 1922 brothel-turned-restaurant in Cody.

214 Yellowstone Ave 82414

Cody, Wyoming

Cody Cattle Company presents chuckwagon dinner shows with live Western music in Cody, Wyoming.

Gillette, Wyoming

Energy Capital Sports Complex presents youth sports tournaments and community events in Gillette.

Gillette, Wyoming

Campbell County Event Center serves Gillette — Wyoming's most economically powerful small city, whose extraordinary coal reserves make it the energy production capital of Wyoming. Campbell County's remarkable petroleum and coal wealth and its genuine Wyoming cowboy culture create a sports entertainment market of unusual economic density for a small city in one of America's least populated states.

1000 SE Loop, Gillette, WY 82716

Jackson, Wyoming

Center for the Arts in Jackson Hole presents performing arts programming that matches the resort community's extraordinary ambitions — bringing world-class performances to one of America's most spectacular natural settings. Jackson Hole's concentration of wealth and its growing year-round cultural calendar has enabled the Center to present programming rivaling cities twenty times its size, reflecting the extraordinary cultural investment that the valley's wealthy residents support.

265 S Cache St, Jackson, WY 83001

Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson Hole Center for the Arts is Wyoming's most important performing arts venue outside of the university system — a beautifully designed Jackson facility presenting world-class concerts, theatrical productions, and cultural events to one of the most culturally sophisticated resort communities in America. Its extraordinary combination of world-class programming and the most spectacular mountain setting of any performing arts center in the Mountain West creates a performance venue of unique Wyoming cultural significance.

240 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001

Jackson, Wyoming

Pink Garter Theatre presents touring concerts and comedy shows in downtown Jackson, Wyoming.

50 W Broadway 83001

Jackson, Wyoming

Snow King Resort presents concerts and events at the base of the mountain right in Jackson's downtown — a unique ski-in-town venue presenting summer concerts with the extraordinary Teton backdrop. Snow King's extraordinary proximity to Jackson's town square and its remarkable mountain setting create a concert experience unlike any other in Wyoming.

100 E Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001

Jackson, Wyoming

Teton County Fairgrounds serves as the primary outdoor concert and event venue for Jackson Hole — a facility presenting summer concerts and events in one of America's most extraordinary natural settings. The Grand Teton mountains visible from the fairgrounds and the extraordinary outdoor recreation culture of Jackson Hole create an event venue of remarkable natural beauty for the most spectacularly situated resort community in Wyoming.

835 W Snow King Ave, Jackson, WY 83001

Jackson, Wyoming

Jackson Hole's performing arts scene is one of the most remarkable in any small American city — a resort community where the extraordinary concentration of wealth (Jackson is the wealthiest county in America by per-capita income) creates an audience for outstanding performing arts that significantly exceeds what would be expected from a community of 25,000 permanent residents. The Jackson Hole Center for the Arts and its consistent programming of world-class performances reflect the remarkable cultural aspirations of this extraordinary Wyoming resort community.

25 S Glenwood St, Jackson, WY 83001

Laramie, Wyoming

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.

1040 E University Ave, Laramie, WY 82071

Laramie, Wyoming

University of Wyoming Fine Arts Center is the most important performing arts institution in Wyoming's educational system — presenting music, theater, and dance performances for the state's only comprehensive university. UW's extraordinary role as Wyoming's sole four-year university and its remarkable fine arts programming create a performing arts center of singular educational and cultural significance for the entire state of Wyoming.

1000 E University Ave, Laramie, WY 82071

Laramie, Wyoming

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.

1000 E University Ave, Laramie, WY 82071

Laramie, Wyoming

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.

1000 E University Ave, Laramie, WY 82071

Laramie, Wyoming

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.

1000 E University Ave, Laramie, WY 82071

Rock Springs, Wyoming

Broadway Theater presents concerts and community events in a restored historic theater in downtown Rock Springs.

Sheridan, Wyoming

Sheridan Inn presents live music and a historic bar once co-owned by Buffalo Bill Cody in downtown Sheridan.

856 Broadway St 82801

Sheridan, Wyoming

WYO Theater presents touring concerts and community theater in a restored 1920s vaudeville house in downtown Sheridan.

42 N Main St 82801

Teton Village, Wyoming

Grand Teton Music Festival is one of America's most spectacular summer classical music events — a Jackson Hole July festival presenting world-class orchestral music in the most magnificent natural setting of any classical music festival in the United States. With the Grand Tetons as a backdrop and internationally renowned conductors and soloists performing in Walk Festival Hall, GTMF creates a classical music experience that combines the world's finest music with America's most dramatic mountain landscape.

4015 W Lake Creek Dr, Wilson, WY 83014

Teton Village, Wyoming

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort is America's most extreme ski area — a resort where the 4,139-foot vertical drop (the largest in the US), the extraordinary Corbet's Couloir, and the remarkable powder skiing create sports challenges and experiences available at no other resort in the Lower 48. Jackson Hole's extraordinary skiing prestige (it is consistently ranked among the world's top three ski resorts) and its remarkable terrain create a sports entertainment experience of unique American skiing significance.

3275 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025

Teton Village, Wyoming

Mangy Moose presents year-round live music at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort — a legendary Wyoming mountain concert venue where outstanding touring bands perform for world-class skiers in winter and outdoor recreation enthusiasts in summer. The extraordinary Grand Teton views and the remarkable natural setting of Jackson Hole create a concert experience of unparalleled Wyoming wilderness magnificence.

3285 Village Dr, Teton Village, WY 83025