Cheyenne Frontier Days

One of the best things about any fair or festival is, of course, the food! Regardless of what festival it is, we always call it 'fair food' since a fair is pretty much the only place where you will find the eclectic food on the menu. While we always hear about the unique foods that are being served at Cheyenne Frontier Days and may see stock photos of what the menu items is, what do they look like up close when they're actually served?

It's all happening! The start of the 'Daddy of 'Em All'! The 126th Cheyenne Frontier Days is just about upon us and the excitement in the air is palpable. But as you're getting ready, as important as what you are planning to enjoy throughout the duration of the festival, maybe just as important is what NOT to do while you're attending Cheyenne Frontier Days, or any other festival for that matter.

We're chomping at the bit to head to Cheyenne Frontier Days and enjoy some live music at the night shows. Take a look at this year's concert lineup.

Garth Brooks performed at CFD and brought Chris LeDoux's son Ned on stage to perform hit song.

The unofficial start of summer is here as Memorial Day Weekend is upon us! Not only that, but we are now less than two months away from the start of Cheyenne Frontier Days and the excitement level grows as each day gets closer. But it's not just locals in and around Cheyenne and the rest of Wyoming that's looking forward to the Daddy of 'Em All, so is the rest of the country. Especially since it's one of the 'Best Things to Do in the U.S.A. This Summer.'

See if your favorite artist is playing this year!

Some things are just cute, end of story. This is one of them.

Let's face it, whether you love Cheyenne Frontier Days, or you're ready to leave town once the tourists get here, we're all about to embark on a big party.

So, you’re ready to saddle up and head out West for Cheyenne Frontier Days?

The iconic bucking bronco and rider adorns license plates, UW football jerseys, and the state quarter. But how much do you know about the horse named Steamboat?

Charles Bernard Owens arranged the transportation and prostitution while in a California prison.

According to an economic impact study released Tuesday, a total of 543,705 people attended the 10-day celebration, spending approximately $27.1 million.