ULTIMATE SUMMER FUN GUIDE: Friday’s on the Plaza

Posted on May 1, 2018 by Logan Harrison in Arts and Entertainment, Events // 0 Comments

Fridays on the Plaza

When: Fridays, June 1 until Sept. 7, 5:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.

Where: The Depot Plaza, 121 W. 15th Street, Cheyenne, Wyo.

What it is: The Wyoming Tribune Eagle has been hosting a summer concert series since 2004. From 2004-2011, the WTE chose the performing bands, but starting in 2012 the bands are now chosen by City of Cheyenne employees. Fridays on the Plaza will happen every Friday until the first Friday of September. The plaza will host live local bands. The band may be a part of the festival weekend, there are no pets allowed, chairs will be provided and food vendors will be selling hot food, lemonade, soft drinks and beer.

Cost: Free

More Info: fridaysontheplaza.com, 307-633-3145 or Facebook @Fridaysontheplazacheyenne

About Logan Harrison (41 Articles)
My name is Logan Harrison, I am 21 years old. I was born in the great city of Minot, North Dakota. My father had been sent to the Minot Air Force base, where we lived for four years after I was born. In the year 2000, my father was reassigned to the the F.E. Warren Air Force Base where we ended up staying in smelly, outdated air force housing for three or four years until we moved off the base. I attended Anderson Elementary school and then enrolled into the East High system where I attended Carey Jr. High for three years. After graduating from East High in 2014, I received a scholarship to Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington, Wyoming, to compete on the golf team. During my time there we went to back-to-back National Championships and took second in the region my freshman year, and during my sophomore season we won the Region IX title. I always love a good meal with good company, and I enjoy hanging out and talking with friends and family. I will never pass up an opportunity to pet a dog or any pet. This past winter I took a trip to St. Thomas Island in the Virgin Islands where I stayed with a friend of mine and worked as a kayak guide for seven weeks. That whole experience is something I encourage everyone to do. Get out of your comfort zone and explore a new environment, culture, food, and activities. I went kayaking, snorkeling, and hiking almost everyday. The highlight of my time there was scuba diving, swimming with sharks and exploring an old shipwreck. The ocean is surprisingly very peaceful and magical when you finally reach the bottom. The whole experience taught me that life doesn't actually start until you reach the end of your comfort zone.

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