SEE: The Best Of Cheyenne Superday 2026
Superday is an annual, free community-wide celebration held in Cheyenne, Wyoming, that serves as the unofficial kickoff to summer and marks the beginning of July as National Parks and Recreation Month.
Hosted by the City of Cheyenne Community Recreation & Events Department, this event is designed to promote local recreation, healthy lifestyles, and community engagement.
Here are a few of the highlights we saw this year, 2026
If you like showing up in costumes, we have costumes to show.
From big chickens to ride to steampunk.
Who wants a hug from a giant ice cream cone?
There is always live music. This group was a Navy Band called Northwest Passage.
Also performing on that day was Cheyenne Civic Concert Band and DJ Steve Narvais.
Let's have a look at the rides.
These rides are safe for kids, but please try them and then have lunch, in that order.
There are not many places in Wyoming where a person can get seasick.
Who was it that thought to attach two bungee cords to a person's hips and put a trampoline under them?
This young lady was getting a heck of a lot of altitude.
What kid doesn't love face painting?
Be a tiger or a superhero.
Our local library brought in this drumming family from Japan. They drew quite a crowd.
It was the perfect way to kick off the beginning of summer.
I can't wait until next year.
Chugwater's Hysterical Pie Eating Contest.
Gallery Credit: Glenn Woods
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