City of Cheyenne

Cheyenne has a multitude of cultural and recreational opportunities. Our Civic Center hosts a theater season, numerous productions and the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra. The downtown's renovated Union Pacific Depot houses offices, a restaurant, and a transportation museum. During the summer months, the Depot Plaza is the location for concerts, the Farmer's Market, pancake breakfasts, etc. Our parks system is the envy of many similarly sized communities.


The Cheyenne-Kiwanis Community House in Lions Park is the site for conferences, reunions, and many other activities. The "Beaches of Cheyenne" are located along Sloan's lake where one can swim, fish, walk, bike, and rent canoes or paddle boats. Two new Lions Park features are the children's spray park and the Brimmer Amphitheater.


The City of Cheyenne itself is inextricably linked with the military. In fact, the City was "born" on the same day that Fort D.A. Russell (now F. E. Warren Air Force Base) was selected as a site for an army post. Since that time, not only have military personnel and Cheyenne residents lived side-by-side, but we have worked together for the betterment of both the City and the base. Cheyenne welcomes and values our military personnel who so admirably serve our country.