The One Spring Festival In Wyoming That's Worthy Of Your Bucket List Every Year
Kim Magaraci
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Spring festivals in Wyoming include the extraordinary Cheyenne Celtic Festival. Wyoming is thought of as a fairly homogenous state, but the truth is there is culture everywhere you look! We’re not just talking about Wild West and Indigenous traditions, either. Did you know that our capital city is host to one of the biggest and most fun Celtic Festivals in the country? Mark your calendars for June 8 and 9, 2024, because this is one of the best ways to celebrate spring in Wyoming.
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Spring festivals in Wyoming are delightful. The schedule hasn’t been posted so look for updates on the Cheyenne Celtic Festival Facebook page. If you’ve already attended this awesome event, please share your thoughts in the comments below.
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Dining In Cheyenne, Wyoming
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- Paris West (1719 Central Ave.): Did you know that Cheyenne was nicknamed Paris of the West in the late 1800's? Folks thought it was so fancy because during the railroad's construction, there was a stop in the work, and that time away from the project resulted in the building of some ornate and grand buildings. Originally called The Downtowner, the Paris West building was commissioned by the Union Pacific Railroad owners and was constructed in 1961 as a lodging and dining destination for their personnel. Now you can enjoy the delicious, eclectic cuisine with touches of Paris.
- Paramount Cafe (1607 Capitol Ave.): When was the last time you enjoyed some buttery cookies, gooey pastries, and other baked goods in a century-old theater? The coffee here is locally roasted in nearby northern Colorado. In addition, the staff serves a variety of non-caffeinated drinks and other specialties, such as frappes, smoothies, and bubble tea. Order a Butter Bear, which is an Irish cream and butter rum latte.
- Tortilla Factory (2706 S Greeley Hwy): With flour tortillas made in-house every day, and some of the best margaritas this side of the nation, make this a purposeful stop in your traveling plans. The Mexican Scramble or the Fajita Skillet are great ways to start your day. Try something unusual for dinner, such as the Menudo, which is beef honeycomb tripe and white hominy in red chili broth served with onion, a wedge of lime, crushed chili and oregano mixture, and warm tortillas.