Superday

Picture vibrant costumes, live tunes, and the laughter of children bouncing on trampolines—Superday is the perfect kickoff to a sun-soaked summer in Cheyenne.

Get ready for sun-soaked fun at Lions Park! Superday returns with activities galore, reminding us all why summer in Cheyenne is so special.

Vendors are being sought for this year's Cheyenne Superday, which is slated for June 24 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. at Cheyenne's South Lion's Park.

Historically, many Superday events have included such things as musical performances, magic shows, games for kids, and similar family-oriented activities.

Superday is a long-time Cheyenne tradition, which features free events and heralds the arrival of the summer season in southeast Wyoming.

Performances by the bands ''Saint Nomad" and ''Wildermiss'' will highlight the Superday 2021 event, according to a city of Cheyenne news release.

Cheyenne's annual Superday celebration is just around the corner, and the Community Recreation and Events Department is taking applications for food vendors.

Cheyenne's annual Superday event will make its triumphant return this summer after COVID-19 forced its cancellation last year, the city announced Tuesday.

The mayor says Cheyenne Superday will go on as usual in 2020.

Orr says she should not have told 2019 Superday attendees who took to Facebook after the event complaining about parking fees and expensive armbands to "kick rocks."