Laramie Jubilee Days

Come celebrate our great state Wednesday, July 10th.

When the most dangerous 8 seconds in sports and a chance to put some extra cash in your wallet come together, it's always a hit.

Jubilee Days means plenty of rodeo action, and on Tuesday it's the youngsters turn.

Kodie Lester will pass her crown to Laurel Austin on January 5th at the 2013 Miss Laramie Jubilee Days Coronation. The "Cowgirl Boots and Country Roots" themed night will feature a social hour, beef dinner, live and silent auction and music from Chancey Williams and the Younger Brothers Band.

Bull riding, saddle bronc, kids sheep and calf scramble, beer, food and fun will all be at the UW Hansen Arena on Saturday, September 22nd for the Laramie Jubilee Days Fall Brawl.

Curious who is responsible for planning Laramie Jubilee Days? We've got the answer right here.

The area around the main stage was packed on Thursday, Friday and Saturday night, but there were still a lot of rumblings about the fact that it was Laramie Jubilee Days and the street dance was not on the street. This year the street dances took place in the parking lot near the 1st Street Plaza instead of on the corner of 2nd and Grand as in previous years.

Laramie Jubilee Days seems to bring with it countless numbers of events and activities. Normally, these events are planned, scheduled and officially sanctioned by Laramie Jubilee Days, but this year, it looks like one Laramie business is doing something special on their own...

The Laramie Police Department is reminding Jubilee Days participants, that there are increased patrols during the events.

The bulls may have gotten the best of most of the cowboys, but the crowd was the ultimate winner at the Mr. T Classic Xtreme Bull Riding on Wednesday night at the Albany County Fairgrounds. The bulls from Burns Rodeo Company bucked all but two professional bull riders and put on a heck of a show in the process.