Laramie Jubilee Days, which is known as Wyoming's Hometown Celebration, has been an annual event since 1940. It is marking its 80th anniversary this year.
The Jubilee Days is a week-long celebration from July 3-11 with different events almost daily.
Shawn Faxon, the Vice-Chair for Laramie Jubilee Days, said that their regular rodeo events, mutton busting, and popular activities like the Brewfest runs through the weekend.
"In addition to rodeo events, we've got the carnival. They've got a couple of new rides that they brought this year, including a grab-a-tron and then of course street dances with some live music," said Faxon. "The chili cook-off and parade on Saturday. All the normal events that everybody knows and loves from Jubilee days."
To celebrate the 80th anniversary, Faxon said that they will have special commemorative tokens to be given out during the parade on Saturday. The parade will be the only time and place to get those special items.
More information on the complete schedule can be found on their website.