Trader’s office hours are 8:00am-4:00pm, Monday-Wednesday and 8:00am-3:00pm Thursday and Friday. If you would like to place an ad outside these hours you may phone in your ad to 307-634-8895 and leave your ad, contact name and phone number on our voicemail or place your ad online at wyotraders.com. The deadline for classified advertising is 4:00pm Wednesday.

`The Cheyenne Chamber Singers proudly present “Requiem” by Andrew Lloyd Webber, along with members of the Cheyenne Symphony Orchestra, choral students from Cheyenne high schools and Laramie County Community College with soprano Christine Conover and tenor Nicholas Perna as featured soloists at the Civic Center, 510 West 20th Street, Saturday, March 21, 7:30pm. For information about performers go online to cheyennepresents.com/events/detail/andrew-lloyd-webber-requiem-1287110. Tickets are on sale at www.axs.com/events/1287110/andrew-lloyd-webber-­requiem-tickets?skin=cheyennepresents.

Eagles Auxiliary #128 members meet at the Eagles Lodge, 1600 Thomes Avenue, 2nd and 4th Mondays, officers at 6:00pm, regular meeting 7:00pm.

The Passion Cantata “Calvary’s Lamb” by Mary McDonald will be presented by the First United Methodist Church Orchestra and Chancel Choir on Sunday, March 29 at 8:30am and 10:30am at 108 East 18th Street. Come and experience a beautiful retelling of the Passion Story through music and word! For more information, call 307-632-1410.

The 2026 Jackalope Jump for Special Olympics Wyoming will take place on Saturday, March 21 at the Kiwanis House in Lions Park, 4603 Lions Park Drive. Registration at 9:00am, jump time at 11:00am. For more information, call 307-235-3062 or email office@specialolympicswy.org.

Join Black Dog Animal Rescue at the East Lincolnway Event Hall at 3839 East Lincolnway on Saturday, March 28 from 6:00pm-9:00pm. Enjoy cash prizes, food and drinks. Adoptable dogs await! Secure tickets, tables and sponsorship at bdar.org/bingo. Don’t miss out! Proceeds help save homeless cats and dogs. Fun for all.

Early registration ends March 26 for Adult Men’s and Women’s Softball Leagues. Late registration is March 27-April 9, $50 late fee if there is room available. Cost of the league is $500 per team and a $20 player add fee. Players can register individually for a fee of $60 and will be placed in the division they prefer. Teams will play 14 games; season starts May 11. Registration forms and information are online at www.cheyennerecreation.org or in person at the Kiwanis Community House, 4603 Lions Park Drive or contact Luke Stewart at lstewart@cheyennecity.org or 307-773-1039.

Laramie County DUI Victim Impact Panel will be held March 30. All panels are held at LCCC in the Center for Conferences and Institutes, Room 130, 1400 East College Drive, start time is 6:30pm sharp (doors will lock at 6:30pm). Please arrive at 6:00pm-6:15pm for check in. Websites for the most up to date information are duivictimimpactpanel.org or duivip.org. The panel hopes to help prevent life altering tragedies from continuing to occur. Cost is $40 cash for those required to attend by the courts, probation and parole, or treatment and who need proof of attendance. All others, to include guests of those required to attend, are welcome free of charge. If LCCC is closed due to weather, the panel will be cancelled.

Kathryn Campbell Kelly will present “I Can Never Forget It” Tragedy at Cottonwood Creek Dakota Territory 1865, on Thursday, March 26 at 6:00pm at Hartville City Hall, 136 Main Street, Hartville. A story about immigrants from Denmark to Salt Lake City in 1865 and their dire circumstance along the Platte River in present day Goshen, Platte and Converse counties, Wyoming.

Cheyenne Audubon invites birders of every level and non-birders to experience sandhill crane migration near Yoder, about 75 miles north of Cheyenne, March 28, 3:00pm-9:00pm. The trip is free and open to the public. Participants will leave Lions Park’s parking lot south of the Children’s Village, 710 South Lions Park Drive. Participants should bring water, snacks, dinner and clothing for changing weather conditions. If you want to carpool, but don’t want to leave your car in the parking lot in the evening, when you call Grant, let him know if you want a ride or riders, so riders can be picked up on the way to Lions Park. Register for the trip with Grant Frost, 307-343-2024, so that he can contact you if plans change due to weather. For more information about the Cheyenne-High Plains Audubon Society, visit cheyenneaudubon.org.

Stop by Maker’s Market Easter Hunt and Shop on Saturday, April 4 from 9:00am-3:00pm at 327 South Main Street, Burns. There will be 4,000+ filled eggs and the Easter Bunny! The egg hunt is at 10:00am.

The Cheyenne Camera Club meets the first and third Thursdays each month from September through May at 6:00pm at the Highlands Presbyterian Church at 2390 Pattison Avenue. The public is welcome to attend. Coffee break meetings are held the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month in the Dazbog Coffee at 3911 East Pershing Boulevard at 9:00am. Call Judy at 307-634-0357 or go to cheyennecameraclub.org.

Bingo at the Elk’s Lodge, 117 East 17th Street is on Saturday, March 28 starting at 5:00pm for the Early Bird games, dinner served at 5:00pm, Bingo starts at 6:00pm. Door prizes for up to 9 people with the purchase of dinner. All ages are welcome, prizes for those under 18 will be paid to their parent or guardian. Please note, cash only, ATM on site. You need not be a member to play or win. Over $1,000 in prizes. A portion of proceeds are donated to the community. For information on the Elks, please go to www.facebook.com/CheyenneElksLodge0660/.

Disabled American Veterans-Cheyenne members help all Veterans with Disability Claims, rides to VA medical appointments, Bread/Veggies Tuesday, greeting and giving directions at the VA Hospital and more, for free! Keep donations local by making checks payable to: DAV-Cheyenne. Thank you for “keeping it local”. Come join us the 2nd Saturday each month at the 9:30am meeting, 1119 Converse Avenue.

The CFD Old West Museum welcomes Aloha Vaqueros, a unique traveling exhibit on display April 11-September 13. The exhibit is kicking off with a special opening reception on April 11 from 4:00pm-6:00pm. They are honored to have the following guest speakers: Dr. Billy Bergin, representing the Hawaiian Paniolos; a representative from the Museo del Vaquero de las Californias, speaking on the Mexican Vaquero tradition; Mike Kassel, Curator of the Cheyenne Frontier Days™ Old West Museum, discussing the history and legacy of the American Cowboy. Mosaíco Folklórico dancers will perform while guests enjoy appetizers and beverages. For tickets, go to www.oldwestmuseum.org/event-details/aloha-vaqueros-opening-exhibit-reception.

The Girls’ Recreational Fast Pitch Softball program will feature age divisions ranging from 8 and under to 18 and under. Players must be no younger than six and no older than 18 on June 1, 2026. Registration is open until March 26 with a $65/player fee. Late registration runs from March 27 to April 9 and a $25 late fee will be added. After April 9, registration will be closed. Practices begin May 11 and the regular season starts June 1. Six regular season games are guaranteed per team plus an end-of-season tournament. Games will be played on weeknights at the Converse Softball Complex. Volunteer coaches and sponsors are needed! Register online at www.cheyennerecreation.org or in person at the Kiwanis Community House, 4603 Lions Park Drive. Questions can be directed to Harley Tekerman at 307-637-6408 or htekerman@cheyennecity.org.

A special Creative Aging workshop titled “How To Think Like Leonardo da Vinci” taught by Artist Terry Kreuzer is open for registration for seniors 60 years plus. It runs 8 consecutive weeks on Thursdays beginning April 2-May 21, from 1:30pm-3:30pm, at the Laramie County Senior Services, 4100 East Pershing Boulevard. Based on Michael Gelb’s book which will be provided along with a notebook for a $5 fee. Call 307-635-2435 to RSVP or Terry at 307-214-3932 for questions. Workshop is funded by a grant from Wyoming Arts Council, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and Wyoming Legislature.

Black Dog Animal Rescue is looking for fosters. Sign up and show a lonely pet what home feels like. Sign up at bdar.org/foster or email amira@bdar.org for any questions about fostering.

The Southeast Wyoming Chapter 100 of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation will hold their annual banquet on Friday, April 24 at the Cheyenne Ice and Events Center, 1530 West Lincolnway. Doors open at 5:00pm. Prime rib is back. For more information or tickets email rmef.org/events or call JR Larsen at 307-359-0617 or Bruce Smith at 307-772-4915. Hunting is conservation.

Join the X-JWC for the 4th Annual Big Bunco Game on Saturday, April 11 from noon-3:00pm at the Moose Club, 1019 South Greeley Highway, park in back. Doors open at 11:00am, please come early to grab a drink and snacks to start no later than noon. Price is $20/person. Event will include 50/50 raffle, door prizes, snacks, lemonade and iced tea provided, pop machines available, information on X-JWC and membership. Get your friends together and reserve a table or reserve a seat. Call or text Karen Schroeder 307-630-1602, Chris Ryan 307-631-0123 or Susan Reagan 307-640-7281. Walk-ins are welcome. Proceeds to benefit the Cheyenne Children’s Museum.

Community Action is hosting a fund raising gala on Saturday, April 11 at the LCCC Pathfinder Building, 1400 East College Drive from 6:00pm-9:00pm. License to Give is a murder, a mission and a night to remember. The evening will include a James Bond style murder mystery, dinner, raffles and auctions. Participants are invited to dress as their favorite James Bond character. Go to CALC.net/gala for tickets and more information.

TOPS #WY 002 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets each Tuesday afternoon at 4:00pm in the basement of Faith United Methodist Church, 522 East 6th Street. Join them for fellowship and weight loss motivation. For more information, please contact Corinecb307@outlook.com or check out the national website online at www.tops.org.

TOPS Chapter 117 (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) meets each Thursday at the VFW Post 1881, 2816 East 7th Street, Nationway Frontage Road. Weigh-ins are from 8:00am-8:45am and meetings are from 9:00am-10:00am. TOPS provides tools, information and support to be successful in losing weight. The program focuses on health as well as weight loss. For more information contact Secretary Beth H. at 307-638-9221 please leave message.

If you are a resource for veterans and active duty military, this is an opportunity to assist the military population. They are asking all businesses and agencies whether financial, legal, employment, medical, therapeutic, recreational, inspirational and/or just plain helpful to sign up for a day a month or just one time to be in Community Cubical offering your expertise. The Cubical is open Monday-Friday, 10:00am-4:00pm. For more information please call 307-514-0035 or send an email to veteransrockchey@gmail.com.

Improve your business and community! Vote in 2026. Call or visit the County Clerk’s Office, Cheyenne, 309 West 20th Street, Suite 1530. 307-633-4270. Paid for by Wyoming Voters.

Hailing originally from New Jersey, Juliette Angelo spent her early years of life amidst darkness and abuse. Thrown into the entertainment industry at a very young age, she began her theatrical career on Broadway where she very quickly learned of the dangers and lack of protections child actors face. After a series of catalytic events leading to her abrupt move to Los Angeles at 13 years old, Angelo began working in film and television. At 21, Angelo left the industry to move to Nashville, Tennessee with the intention of being a musical artist. Overcome with addiction and trauma, Angelo hit a rock bottom suicide attempt that forced her into sobriety. After traveling a very successful Patsy Cline tribute show, Angelo made the decision to leave secular music and fully use her voice for the Lord. Join Juliette and her guitar for a night of rich testimony, faith, heartbreak and pain, that ultimately led to complete redemption in Jesus. Join Frontier United Methodist Church, 1888 East Four Mile Road on Wednesday, April 1 at 7:00pm. Angelo firmly believes that you are never too far gone to be saved. Your past does not dictate your future. “I was born into darkness, but I am made of light.”

Do you have to work Sunday? Are you looking for a less formal Sunday service? Would you like to discuss scripture? Sunday Rewind might be the answer for you. Frontier United Methodist Church, 1888 East Four Mile Road, is hosting Sunday Rewind every Monday 5:00pm-6:30pm. Enjoy Christian fellowship starting with a simple dinner followed by informal biblical discussion about the scripture and sermon provided in the Sunday service.

Register to vote, update your registration, ask questions about voting and next year’s elections at the Laramie County Clerk’s voter registration desk. Bring your Wyoming driver’s license, Wyoming ID or other acceptable proof of identification, citizenship and age. For information on registering to vote or elections, contact Laramie County Clerk Elections at 309 West 20th Street, Suite 1530 or https://www.laramiecountywy.gov/ or 307-633-4242.

The Childhood Language Clinic has many openings for Speech and Language Therapy. They can help with speaking, spelling, reading, writing, dyslexia and many other language difficulties. Morning and after school times are still available. The staff includes a certified SLP and two certified SLP assistants. Please call 307-638-2610 or email cindyanderson51120@gmail.com. They’d love to help your child.

Does your not-for-profit club or organization have an event coming up that you would like publicized? Submit a paragraph with who, what, when, where and contact information and we’ll put it in Trader’s “Our Community” section at no charge on a space available basis. The deadline is Tuesday at noon. For more information, call 307-634-8895.

Honor your loved one in Trader’s Shopper’s Guide with a thoughtful obituary announcement featuring a full color photo and 160 word tribute starting at $65 for 7 days (larger tributes available). Seven days of coverage. Area-wide circulation. Free online placement. Call or stop by Trader’s for more information and details at 2021 Warren Avenue, 307-634-8895 or online at www.wyotraders.com.

Superday 2026, a community celebration hosted by the City of Cheyenne Community Recreation and Events Department, will be on Saturday, June 27 from 10:00am-4:00pm at Lions Park, 8th Avenue and Central Avenue. Applications for vendors, food vendors and events for Superday are now open at https://cheyennerec.org/superday-2026. Registration is open for Pickleball Tournament, Grass Volleyball Tournament and 5K Fun Run/Walk online at https://cheyennerec.org/superday-2026.

Cheyenne Presents is announcing that food vendor applications are now open for the upcoming season of Fridays on the Plaza, Cheyenne Depot Plaza, 15th Street and Capitol Avenue, Wyoming’s largest free outdoor music festival and one of downtown Cheyenne’s most anticipated summer traditions. Food vendor applications are being accepted until March 31 at https://www.cheyennepresents.com/vendor-information. Submit your application to the City of Cheyenne Community Recreation and Events, 2101 O’Neil Avenue, Room 302, or email Aliea Rice at arice@cheyennecity.org. A limited number of Food Vendor Sponsorships are available on a first-come, first-served basis through arice@cheyenne.org. For more information about Fridays on the Plaza, please visit www.cheyennepresents.com or Facebook @FridaysOnThePlazaCheyenne or Instagram @FridaysOnThePlaza.

Register to vote, update your registration, ask questions about voting and next year’s elections at the Laramie County Clerk’s voter registration desk. Bring your Wyoming driver’s license, Wyoming ID or other acceptable proof of identification, citizenship and age. For information on registering to vote or elections, contact Laramie County Clerk Elections at 309 West 20th Street, Suite 1530 or https://www.laramiecountywy.gov/ or 307-633-4242.

The food pantry provides weekly groceries to low-income families, seniors, veterans and retirees. The pantry is open Monday-Thursday, 10:00am-1:00pm at 206 Van Lennen. Just bring a photo ID and proof of address such as utility bill, rent receipt or medical bill. In addition to a grocery bag, individuals can select fresh produce, bread, eggs/milk when available. If you have questions or problems providing photo ID/proof of address, please call 307-275-0567. Call 307-275-0567 for information; email: stjosepantry@gmail.com or visit their facebook at www.facebook.com/st-josephs-food-pantry.

There is always something happening in Cheyenne! Fine and performing arts, culture and science. For details and calendar of events, please visit them online at ArtsCheyenne.com.

The Laramie County Library, 2200 Pioneer Avenue is presenting until April 12 a pop-up panel exhibition by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History an exhibit of documents, maps and images to tell selected stories of those who came to America, some by force and others by choice in search of a better future for themselves and later generations. The United States has often been called “a nation of immigrants” - an oversimplification. American Indians, were present before the nation’s founding and hundreds of thousands of Africans were brought to these shores in chains. Many Americans are descended from immigrants who fled religious or ethnic persecution, war and economic hardship. This exhibit is on the 3rd floor.

The Cheyenne Botanical Gardens, 710 South Lions Park Drive, is hosting their 43rd Annual Glass Art Celebration Show until Saturday, March 28, 10:00am-5:00pm in the 2nd floor gallery. Explore an inspiring collection of handcrafted glass art with many pieces available for purchase. Pre-registration is required, cost is $50. For information contact the website at info@botanic.org.