While Wyoming is often celebrated for its iconic natural landmarks like Yellowstone, Grand Teton, Devils Tower, and the Bighorn Mountains, the state’s July calendar offers far more than scenic views, K2 Radio reports.
Throughout the month, communities across the Cowboy State come alive with festivals, rodeos, cultural celebrations, and family-friendly gatherings that showcase the region’s rich heritage and vibrant local traditions.
To help residents and visitors alike make the most of the summer season, Travel Wyoming has released a comprehensive list of events happening statewide. These activities complement the state’s robust rodeo schedule and provide opportunities for exploration beyond the usual tourist stops.
Here’s a look at some of the notable events taking place across Wyoming in July 2025:
Ongoing and Signature Events
All Month: Cody Nite Rodeo – A nightly tradition in Cody that brings classic rodeo entertainment to audiences every evening.
Fourth of July Weekend Highlights
1883 Mountain Man Rendezvous in Riverton
Pioneer Days in Lander
Frontier 4th of July Celebration in Laramie
Dubois Rodeo – A local celebration of Western sports and culture
Mid-July Festivities
July 8: PRCA Rodeo kicks off at the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo in Casper
July 10: Wyoming’s Kickoff to America’s 250th in Cheyenne
July 10: Green River Rendezvous Days in Pinedale
July 11–12 Weekend Events
Laramie Brewfest – Craft beer enthusiasts gather in downtown Laramie
Wyoming Sheep & Wool Festival in Buffalo
Discovery Days in Thermopolis
Gold Rush Days in South Pass City
International Day in Rock Springs – A multicultural celebration
Late-July Highlights
July 17: Longmire Days begin in Buffalo (Durant in the popular TV series)
July 18: Cheyenne Frontier Days opens – One of the nation’s premier Western festivals
July 23: Sublette County Fair in Marbleton and Albany County Fair in Laramie
July 25: Campbell County Fair in Gillette
July 29: Wyoming’s Big Show begins in Rock Springs
