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In this issue:
- Downtown banner installation complete
- Cheyenne Frontier Days & Cheyenne Day
- Cheyenne Children's Museum receives Capital Improvement Grant
- 15th Street Experience update
- Welcome new DDA Board members
- Now hiring: Operations & Grants Manager
Get caught up on last month's news
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Downtown Banner Installation Complete
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The 2026 Downtown Cheyenne Banner Collection is now on display.
Featuring artwork created by local artists through the DDA's partnership with Arts Cheyenne, the collection celebrates the history, creativity, and community that help define Downtown Cheyenne.
Thank you to Arts Cheyenne, the City of Cheyenne's Urban Forestry Division, the Clean and Safe team, and Jason Sanchez and Sam Payne with Community Recreation and Events for their partnership in bringing this year's banner collection to life.
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Downtown During Cheyenne Frontier Days
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Ride the Downtown Express Shuttle
Skip the parking hassle and take the free Downtown Express Shuttle between Frontier Park and Downtown Cheyenne. Provided by Visit Cheyenne and Sponsored by the Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority, the shuttle operates July 18-25 (excluding Sundays) from 12:00–8:00 p.m., making it easy to enjoy both Frontier Park and downtown without moving your vehicle.
Downtown Traditions
Downtown is home to several long-standing Cheyenne Frontier Days traditions, including the free Pancake Breakfasts on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 7:00–9:00 a.m., as well as the Grand Parade, which travels through downtown on both Saturdays and on Tuesday and Thursday of Cheyenne Frontier Days.
Celebrate Cheyenne Day Downtown
On Wednesday, July 22, Downtown Cheyenne will host a full day of activities for Cheyenne Day, including the Pancake Breakfast, Fridays Extended at Depot Plaza, the Cheyenne Day Street Party, Kids Rodeo, 15th Street Block Party, Gunslingers performances, live music, the Old-Fashioned Melodrama, shopping, dining, vendors, and more.
Click the button below for shuttle information, parade details, and the full Cheyenne Day schedule.
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Capital Improvement Grant Awarded to Cheyenne Children's Museum
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Through the Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority's Capital Improvement Grant Program, the Cheyenne Children's Museum received funding to help offset the cost of new exterior signage and an awning wrap, improving visibility and strengthening its presence within the Downtown District.
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15th Street Experience Reaches Major Milestone
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One of the most anticipated milestones of the 15th Street Experience has arrived with the delivery and installation of the historic railcars in Downtown Cheyenne.
After months of planning, restoration, and site preparation, the railcars are now in place, marking another visible step in bringing the 15th Street Experience to life and celebrating Cheyenne's railroad heritage. While this represents one phase of the project, it is a significant milestone in the project's overall progress.
To help share the story behind the project, West Edge Collective produced a video documenting the railcar installation and featuring Michael Pannell of Vintage Rail Restorations, who led the restoration of these historic pieces. The video offers a behind-the-scenes look at the installation process and the history of the railcars.
The Cheyenne DDA extends its appreciation to Schlatter Boys Transport for safely transporting the railcars, Vintage Rail Restorations for their exceptional restoration work, and the City of Cheyenne, Ward II, and Visit Cheyenne for their partnership in bringing the accompanying video to life.
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Welcome New DDA Board Members
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The Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority is pleased to welcome Bria Hammock and Barbara Sandick to the DDA Board of Directors.
Bria brings experience as a downtown business owner, along with a background in tourism, economic development, and placemaking. Her work focuses on supporting vibrant downtowns through business development, collaboration, and community engagement.
Barbara is a downtown business owner with experience in marketing, event production, and visual communication. She has also served on several local boards and brings a strong commitment to strengthening Downtown Cheyenne through collaboration and thoughtful community development.
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Now Hiring: Operations & Grants Manager
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The Cheyenne Downtown Development Authority is accepting applications for the position of Operations & Grants Manager.
This position supports the DDA's work through grant administration, project management, organizational operations, and implementation of initiatives that contribute to the long-term vitality of Downtown Cheyenne.
View the full job description, qualifications, and application instructions by clicking the button below.
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Due to limited staff, we kindly ask that you request an appointment before visiting our office to ensure we are available when you arrive.
Open office hours are available by appointment during the following times:
• Tuesdays: 12–5 PM
• Thursdays: 1–5 PM
• Fridays: 8 AM–5 PM
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See All Upcoming Events: Explore everything happening in Downtown Cheyenne year-round.
Check out Downtown Cheyenne events (provided by Visit Cheyenne)
For additional local coverage, The Legend shares a weekly Monday email highlighting events and community news from across Cheyenne.
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DDA Executive Board
| Dave Teubner (President) |
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Wendy Volk (Vice President)
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Brian Bau (Secretary)
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Stan Hartzheim (Treasurer)
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Janelle Rose
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Candice Wisdom
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Lorrell Bellotti
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| Bria Hammock |
| Barbara Sandick |
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Councilman Jeff White
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Linda Heath (Ex-Officio)
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