So what's happening in Cheyenne the week of Sept. 13-19?

A whole lot, actually!

Shrek The Musical

According to the Cheyenne Little Theatre Facebook page:

Let your freak flag fly! Rehearsals for Shrek The Musical are in full swing! Shrek The Musical opens at the Mary Godfrey Playhouse on Friday, September 18th and runs through Sunday, October 4th. Based on the Oscar-winning DreamWorks Animation film, Shrek The Musical is a Tony Award-winning fairy tale adventure that brings all the beloved characters you know from the film to life on stage and proves there's more to the story than meets the ears.
It’s a big, bright, beautiful world… if you come see Shrek The Musical! Get your tickets to Shrek TODAY!
📅Box Office: Tues–Fri, 12–5 P.M.
📞Call: (307) 638-6543

🎟️Get Tickets Online: https://cltp.ludus.com/200526158

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Cheyenne Botanic Gardens Heirlooms And Blooms

Get a jumpstart on your holiday shopping!
Join us for an indoor/outdoor market at the beautiful Cheyenne Botanic Gardens.
This one day event will take place
September 19th from 9am-4pm
and will feature a variety of regionally handcrafted gifts from artists and craftsmen.
You will find everything from home décor, woodworking, art and jewelry, apparel, pottery, and so much more!!
Make it an outing for the whole family, enjoy some delicious food from our food vendors, and visit the Paul Smith Children's village with the kids.
Admission is free, so come see the lush surroundings of the Gardens as you enjoy a unique shopping experience!

Front Range Fantasy Festival

Laramie County Touch A Truck

Sept. 19 at the Laramie County Fair Complex at  Archer. Get details here!

Of course, these events are only the tip of the iceberg! Learn more at Visit Cheyenne!

Wyoming's Vintage Rail Restorations

Out in a corner of southeast Wyoming, working from old nuclear missile silos, old trains and train cars are being restored.

Vintage Rail Restorations is a specialized firm dedicated to the restoration and preservation of historic railroad equipment, including passenger cars, cabooses, and vintage locomotives.

Visit their Facebook page at this link to see more.

Gallery Credit: Glenn Woods