First held in 1940 in celebration of Wyoming becoming a State on July 10, the Laramie Jubilee Days has become one of the best known celebrations in all of Wyoming. It has continued to be one of the most sought after annual events in the state, comprised of a series of different festivities packed in a couple of days.

The duration of the Laramie Jubilee Days has always varied, sometimes taking more than a week or up to ten days. However, rodeo, kids? horse show, parades, live music, carnival, free food, and softball tournaments have always been included in the schedule.

The Laramie Jubilee Days are commonly held around the first and second weeks of July. Schedules are posted early on their website.