Updated 7-29-07

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Cheyenne Frontier Days - 2007

Cheyenne - WyomingNetwork, Inc. presents this year's Cheyenne Frontier Days gallery. It will be updated throughout the 10-day Western festival - the 'Daddy of 'em All."

Saturday, July 28

Def Leppard put on quite the show Saturday night for Cheyenne Frontier Days. It was the last night performance for CFD 2007, and the crowd seemed to thoroughly enjoy it; even people in the stands stood up for the show. A youngster enjoys a slide. (Photos by Jennifer Jurgens/WyomingNetwork, Inc.)

Thursday, July 26

Ridin' time! Kids of all ages hop on the rides at the Carnival at Frontier Park. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Unusual for sale. The Exhibition Hall at Frontier Park is filled with the usual and unusual, ranging from cowboy hats and clothing to sculptures made of driftwood and lamps made out of beer bottles. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

New skyline. Teepees reach to the sky in the Indian village. The village features Native American storytellers, dancers, music, food, and crafts, celebrating the heritage of Native Americans in the west. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Wednesday, July 25

The Air Force Thunderbirds took to the skies over Cheyenne on Wednesday.  These pictures are from the official Thunderbirds website - http://Thunderbirds.Airforce.com , because their photos are better than the ones we could take from the ground. Click image to enlarge.

Tuesday, July 24

Stars come out at night. Top entertainers are performing at Cheyenne Frontier Days this week, including Bon Jovi, Reba McIntyre, Trisha Yearwood, Leann Rimes, Big and Rich, and Def Leppard. (Photos by Jennifer Jurgens/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Monday, July 23

The Kiwanis presents three free pancake breakfasts throughout the week. This is the Fourth year at the new location - The Depot Plaza. Keeping with tradition, the Chugwater Philharmonic serenaded breakfasters. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Sunday, July 22

Cheyenne's F.E. Warren Air Force Base opens it's gates to the public for Fort D.A. Russell Days - a re-creation of it's historic past. (Photos by Darryl J. Adams/WyomingNetwork, Inc.)

Saturday, July 21

The first of four Cheyenne Frontier Days parades wound its way through downtown Cheyenne Saturday morning.  The parade featured floats, marching bands, historic vehicles, carriages, and more.  Additional parades will be held next Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.  (Photos by Steve Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Thursday, July 19

The 27th annual Western Art Show and Sale is underway at the Cheyenne Frontier Days Old West Museum. The show features paintings, sculpture, and art in other media created by dozens of well-known western artists. (Photos by Jennifer Jurgens/WyomingNetwork, Inc.) Click image to enlarge.

Tuesday, July 17

It's quiet now on the carnival grounds of Cheyenne Frontier Days, as workers prepare the rides and attractions for the opening of the 10 day event on Friday. Click images to enlarge. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.)

Sunday, July 15

The unofficial beginning of Cheyenne Frontier Days began Sunday with a good ole' fashioned cattle drive. Wagons, cowboys, cowgirls and 50 head of cattle made their way along I-25 on Hynds Boulevard to Frontier Park in Cheyenne. Spectators came from everywhere to take pictures and join in the festivities. Click images to enlarge. (Photos by Dave Lerner/WyomingNetwork, Inc.)