Great venue to travel to, to see the opening night of a concert tour…read more - - - - - - - - June, 2026 Visit Our daughter likes Gregory Alan Isakov and got early tickets to the show in Cheyenne; this is where he started this tour. We made a weekend trip out of it (from STL to Cheyenne on to Thermopolis, WY) and had a blast. The Cheyenne Civic Center is a great place to see a concert - only ~ 1,500 seats; even though we were in the top row of the upper deck, we were close and had a great time. The staff is friendly and helpful. Looking forward to finding future concerts and making another trip out of it. Thank you, Cheyenne Civic Center!! ----- ----- -----

Been there a few times and enjoyed what I seen , Great…read moreBand's The Worker's were all very polite

What a gem of a theater! The place was clean, restrooms nice…read more, food was good and the seats were oh so comfy! Can't wait to go back

I brought my kids here to see Lilo and Stitch. After reading the reviews, I was concerned the place…read morewas going to be really gross, but I was pleasantly surprised that everything was nice and clean. The theater was immaculate, as were the restrooms. I bought tickets online and no one checked for them upon entry or even during the movie, so I'm not sure if that is standard. My only complaint is we heard loud banging during the movie that was not from an adjacent theater. Quite frankly, it sounded like gunshots. It had me on edge the whole movie. I'm still not sure what the noise was.

We're planning our Christmas Party here and so far the staff has been amazing. It's located…read moreupstairs in the Asher Building, right next to Coffee Depot, which has the best coffee in Cheyenne. Compared to the other venues, Asher Upstairs is by far cheaper and a small local business. So far, they've been super accommodating.

No food just good music! Float like a Buffalo rocking it out…read moretonight south the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra. So cool!

Hot, humid and smells like a fetid dishrag. Standing is allowed on the balconies and between the…read morestage and seating. There is really no decent seating where you aren't looking through a crowd of cowboy hats and "dancers" who evidently think the show is about their asinine gyrations. If you're over 6' tall your going to knee knock the back of the seat in front of you. Child sized seating. The acoustics are fair.

This grand western rail station is also home to the Cheyenne Farmers Market. They host a company…read morecalled High Point Bison. I visited with their owner for a bit. She was nice and enjoyable to talk with. Whatever is in the Wyoming grasses helped make for a flavorful meal. In my experience, bison reared on Colorado, Nebraska, Wyoming or Missouri grasses is generally fair to exceptionally delectable and rich. A recent experience with Kansas grass-fed bison was passable, however less exciting.

This a solid museum for my fellow train enthusiasts. It's clean, has great parking and even sits…read morenear a current rail line. They have great toy train displays upstairs and they cover train history very well. I made the three hour round trip from Denver and was mildly disappointed there was not more to see. The Big Boy is kept in a separate building and cannot be viewed unless it's a specific event. It's only ten dollars to get in so that's definitely a plus. I woujd suggest if you happen to be in Cheyenne, stop in, I'm. It sure I'd recommend a trip from far away.

OK, it's a Saturday evening in the summer in Cheyenne. So what do you do? Play a video game? Get…read moreloaded at a bar? Watch TV? How about going to real, old school stock car races? For real stock car races with real smells, real noise, real wrecks, real attitudes! That sugar coated NASCAR crap on TV doesn't come close to the experience of seeing it live in front of you. A little red neck fun on the cheap. This venue is a quarter mile paved asphalt track with just a touch of bank on the corners. They run multiple types of cars each night including various types of stocks, modifiers and (egad) Legends. I remember my dwarf and sprint driver friends saying "it's better to be a legend than to drive one". So true. This track has nice bleachers, ample parking, food and beer sales. It a cheap $10 night's fun. There are family-friendly areas marked off in the stands where no smoking or drinking is allowed. Nice. Each race is pretty short, only about 20 laps. On a quarter mile track, that can go pretty quickly except when there are spinouts, wrecks and other mayhem. And that does happen. It takes a bit to go get the hook and pull apart the carnage. The fun bit is with all the safety gear and the short track, people don't get hurt, but they do tangle up! So, as they say at our California track "let's trade some paint!". I was in town to visit my son at the local air base and hauled his crew of jokers over to the track for the evening. We had a blast. This is rural Americana at its finest.

On a normal day I wouldn't be caught dead at a place like this. However I did go with my cousin and…read morea friend to the speedway and I actually enjoyed myself . The speedway is very small and the race cars are often slamming into each other. I am well aware they do this at large speedways but it is hard to discern if this was happening because of the size of the speedway or if i just was witnessing just normal racing 'etiquette'. The crowd to put it mildly is interesting and if you like to people watch then this is the place to go. It seems like about three trailer courts dropped off their tenants here for the evening. Definitely a culture I am not a part of and that is OK by me. This year (The year of 2011) the season has been cut short due to bad weather and threats against the drivers. Wait. Threats against the drivers? By whom? With a rough crowd like this who knows how the actual drivers treat each other. A rough and tumble good time to say the least.

What a fun place to hang out even as adults. It was my husband's 70th birthday and we played…read morepinball like we were 12.! Also great to have a bar so that you can drink and play Pac-Man

We were on our way to Omaha and decided to stop in Cheyenne for the night. I googled places to eat…read moreand happened to find Flippers! It was a perfect place for the kids and adults! Games for the littles and cold beer for the adults! We will be back! Thank you!

WSM may look small upon entry, but then exhibitions provide layers of artifacts from geological…read morehistory, the age of dinosaurs, western expansion, indigenous tribal garments and customs AND wildlife. So come in and spend an hour or two. Enjoy the dad joke the fine gentleman greeting you provides. God bless the 307!

I am not a history, buff, or one to walk around museums for a lengthy timeframe. We went to…read moreCheyenne frontier days, we've never been. And I was actually really impressed with the entire experience. The museum was calm. Had a lot of history in it that you could stand and read and not feel like you were shuffled through like cattle. All of the rodeo history. It was just breathtaking.

We were lucky enough to be invited to The Met for dinner and what an amazing experience! The…read moreservice and food were completely on point, and Chef David stopped at our table and said hello. The drinks were yummy, and our spinach dip appetizer was amazing. I cannot recommend The Met enough for a great night out or special occasion.

I have had Sunday Brunch and Dinner at The Met and have always been very happy with my experience…read more The added bonus is the historical building and how beautiful it is inside.