At a recent rehearsal for “Lamb of God,” conductor P.J. Shumway raised his hands to instantly stop the chorus.
The University of Wyoming’s Buchanan Center Special Events will present legendary mariachi singer Aída Cuevas at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 17…
Bet on black, play the cards or participate in a live or silent auction at Ark Regional Services 11th annual Casino Night.
Following the release of their latest album “American Primitive,” the rock group Old 97’s are touring the country with a stop at Laramie’s Gry…
Laramie Main Street Alliance is bringing the beloved International Flavor Festival back to downtown Laramie from April 16-20 to showcase forei…
Orchestra audiences are used to this ritual: The houselights dim, out walks the concertmaster, who tunes the orchestra, and then the concert b…
The overall theme for Laramie’s Relative Theatrics performances and productions is: “Risky. Relevant. Real.”
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Multiple programs about the April 8 solar eclipse highlight programming at the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan Planetarium next month.
Wyoming native and country artist Tris Munsick and his band, the Innocents, are set to perform at the University of Wyoming Arts & Science…
The American Heritage Center at the University of Wyoming is preparing its highly anticipated “Stan Lee, Beyond the Book” exhibition, honoring…
University of Wyoming Outdoor Recreation and 7220 Entertainment is bringing back the No Man’s Land Film Festival.
Shelby Means, who grew up in Laramie, won a Grammy in mid-February for her work with the band Molly Tuttle & Golden Highway on their album…
Programs about the upcoming lunar eclipse, as well as the sun and the moon, highlight the March schedule at the University of Wyoming Harry C.…
A Grammy- and Oscar-winning concerto. A symphony by the dean of African American composers. An overture by one of the greatest Italian opera c…
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The University of Wyoming Art Museum will celebrate the opening of its spring exhibitions with a free public reception from 5-8 p.m. Saturday,…
Shawn Hess knows how to draw a crowd when he wants to.
“Biking Around,” a captivating exhibition that takes visitors on a journey through the rich history of cycling in the region, is now on displa…
In a dark comedy that addresses what it means to be lonely, to age and to ultimately find connection, Laramie’s Relative Theatrics will presen…
Love will be in the air with a Valentine’s Day program, and patrons can rock out again to the sounds of Taylor Swift at the University of Wyom…
Ghanaian-Canadian artist Ekow Nimako will visit the University of Wyoming next Tuesday through Friday for the installation of his artwork in t…
A Wyoming Constitutional amendment prohibiting alcohol went into effect on June 30, 1919. About six months later, the 18th Amendment to the U.…
Swifties, as fans of singer-songwriter Taylor Swift are known, can rock out to her catchy tunes at the University of Wyoming Harry C. Vaughan …
Growing up in Laramie, Cameron Schaefer never expected to find himself on his current path.
Everyone may remember reading Shakespeare once upon a time during school, but bringing it to life is an entirely different experience.
With holiday lights now shining bright around town and at Washington Park, this weekend also will highlight more seasonal events in Laramie an…
The holiday season is filled with special memories recounted through song. These thoughts can be rekindled during the University of Wyoming De…