Town festivals in Wyoming
Town festivals in Wyoming, each compiled from its own sources: the weekend, the parade, and who puts it on. No ratings; every entry carries its status.
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- Albin Day CelebrationAlbin · Annual celebrationAlbin Day, held in Albin, Wyoming, every July since 1928, fills one Saturday with pancakes, a parade run twice, a junior rodeo, and fireworks over a town of a few hundred.

- Alpine Mountain DaysAlpineA three-day June festival in Alpine, Wyoming, held since 1990 in a town-center park named for Marge Grover, who co-founded it with Jan Rollins.

- Bear River RendezvousEvanston · Mountain man rendezvousA pre-1840s mountain man encampment held each year the weekend before Labor Day at Bear River State Park in Evanston, Wyoming, where youth competitors take home the biggest prizes.

- Burns DayBurns · Full day community eventBurns Day fills Main Street in Burns, Wyoming, every second Saturday of June, from a 7 a.m. pancake breakfast to a goat roping, revived in 2021 by a new Lions Club.

- Byron DaysByron · Town celebrationByron Days, the two-day July town celebration of Byron, Wyoming, where in 2026 a local artist painted an eagle on canvas from a float rolling down Main Street.

- Clearmont DayClearmont · Family-friendly eventClearmont Day is a one-Saturday celebration in a Sheridan County, Wyoming, railroad town on old Highway 14; the 2026 program added Dachshund and Corgi races.

- Cokeville Pioneer DayCokevilleCokeville, Wyoming's July Pioneer Day: a parade, two rodeos and a dance, held on grounds a bishop and two neighbors bought east of the Stock Yards in 1953.

- Cowboy CarnivalHyattville · Annual fundraiserAn annual fundraiser on the Sunday before Memorial Day in Hyattville, Wyoming, where a town of 75 keeps its old grade school running on three-meat barbecue and donated pie.

- Cowley Pioneer DaysCowley · CelebrationCowley Pioneer Days is a two-day July celebration in Cowley, Wyoming, whose Saturday by tradition opens with an early blast: once a cannon, then dynamite, now fireworks.
- Deer Creek DaysGlenrock · Summer three-day celebrationGlenrock, Wyoming's three-day June celebration, once called Glenrock Days, marked its 50th year in 2026 with Pony Express re-riders leading the parade down Birch Street.

- Duck DazeGuernsey · Annual fundraiserDuck Daze is Guernsey, Wyoming's late-August fundraiser, where a thousand numbered rubber ducks race bridge to bridge down the North Platte River for cash prizes.
- Eastern Shoshone Indian Days PowwowFort Washakie · PowwowThe Eastern Shoshone summer powwow at Fort Washakie, Wyoming, billed as the state's largest, where the 2026 Iron Man special ran 34 songs without a break.

- Flaming Gorge DaysGreen River · FestivalFlaming Gorge Days is a June festival in Green River, Wyoming, whose name goes back to 1957, when bearded men in old-time clothes marked the start of Flaming Gorge Dam.

- Fort Bridger Mountain Man RendezvousFort Bridger · Mountain man rendezvousA four-day reenactment of the 1825–1840 fur-trade rendezvous, held each Labor Day weekend at Fort Bridger State Historic Site in southwest Wyoming, where all visible clothing must predate 1840.

- Glendo DaysGlendo · CelebrationGlendo Days is a one-day June celebration in downtown Glendo, Wyoming, whose 2022 edition marked a century since the town's incorporation.

- Gold Rush DaysSouth Pass City · Celebration of south pass cityA two-day July celebration at South Pass City State Historic Site, Wyoming, where an anvil is blown several stories into the air every hour on the hour.

- Green River Rendezvous DaysPinedale · Four-day celebration of the rocky mountain fur trade eraPinedale, Wyoming's four-day July festival of the Rocky Mountain fur trade, built around a mounted pageant that residents have staged every year since 1936.

- Half-Way DaysRawlins · CelebrationHalf-Way Days is a downtown festival in Rawlins, Wyoming, first held July 10–12, 2026, for the town's place at about the midpoint of the Continental Divide Trail.

- Hanna King Coal DaysHanna · Annual celebration of coalKing Coal Days is Hanna, Wyoming's July celebration of the coal that built the town; no official record says when it began, and in 2025 it nearly ended.

- Homesteader Days FestivalPowell · FestivalA free September harvest festival in the streets around Powell, Wyoming's log Homesteader Museum, with tractors, a car show, and a pie auction that raised $11,505 in 2025.
- Jim Baker Days & RendezvousSavery · Annual eventAug 7-9 Jim Baker Days & Rendezvous at Little Snake River Museum
- Legend of RawhideLusk · Annual celebrationA volunteer pageant in the Niobrara County Fairgrounds arena at Lusk, Wyoming, telling how the Rawhide Buttes got their name, still played from its 1946 script.

- Pine Bluffs Trail DaysPine Bluffs · CelebrationPine Bluffs Trail Days, a five-day celebration in a Wyoming railroad and cattle-trail town, opened its 76th edition in 2026 with a melodrama about a secret barbecue recipe.
- River FestivalGreen River · Two-day eventJoin the Green River Chamber in the celebration of our amazing river! Always the third weekend on August 14th and 15th, we host the River Festival, a fun-packed two-day event! This event has something fun for everyone!

- Rock Springs International DayRock Springs · Ethnic festivalCelebrates Rock Springs heritage through food, exhibits, costumes and live entertainment each July.

- Story DaysStory · Annual community celebrationStory Days is a three-day end-of-summer celebration in Story, Wyoming, at the base of the Bighorn Mountains, with a Saturday parade that follows the volunteer firemen's breakfast.

- Wyoming Discovery DaysThermopolis · Music, arts and vendors festivalA free two-day festival of music, storytelling, Dutch oven cooking and crafts at the Hot Springs State Park band shell in Thermopolis, closed on Sunday by a dachshund race.

Town Festivals in all eleven states; next door in Montana, Idaho, Utah, and Colorado.