Entertainment

DockDogs are back again for more high-flying action at the Wyoming State Fair! Check the schedule below to see what times you can watch these canines jump, splash, and repeat!

Wed. Aug 15, 2018

• Onsite Registration/Practice – 03 pm
• Big Air – 4 pm, 6 pm

Thu. Aug 16, 2018

• Onsite Registration/Practice – 11 am
• Big Air - 1:30 pm, 3 pm, 6:30 pm

Fri. Aug 17, 2018

• Onsite Registration/Practice – 11 am
• Big Air - 01:30, 3:00 pm, 4:30 pm
• Extreme Vertical (all in one Final) – 06:30 pm

Sat. Aug 18, 2018

• Onsite Registration/Practice – 10 am
• Big Air - 11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm
• Speed Retrieve (all in one Final) – 5 pm
• Big Air Finals – 06:30 pm

Lanky the Clown is a playful character with charm and style! All the kids (and grownups) love him, he makes the neatest balloons, rides the tiny clown bike and meets and greets! How much fun can one clown make!

Performing DAILY - Wednesday, August 15th thru Saturday, August 18th

Byron Oaks will be performing daily at the Wyoming State Fair on the Pepsi Free Stage and during the Sheep Wagon and Dutch Oven Contests. Check him out!

Playing Wednesday August 15th - Saturday, August 18th

Children at Play is a band of young people from Burns and Pine Bluffs Wyoming and will be playing the Pepsi Free Stage on Friday and Saturday during the Wyoming State Fair. Come over and give a listen!

Playing Friday, Aug 17 at 11:00 am and 4:00 pm on the Free Stage

Michael Mezmer's TranceNosis comedy hypnosis and DangerMagik shows are award winning presentations that excite the imagination and blow your mind. Michael combines the mysterious worlds of magic and hypnosis to create the ultimate variety entertainment. Michael performs two completely different incredible shows. DangerMagik features cutting edge, mind blowing magic demonstrations in the style of Criss Angel and David Blaine and TranceNosis is his amazing, award winning, and hilarious comedy hypnosis show.

Michael Mezmer is truly a unique entertainer, a master of the allied arts of magic and hypnosis, who presents two incredible, original, one of a kind shows.

Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 15-16

Performing Schedule: 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm in the Event Tent at the end of the Midway

Young Guns Wild West Fun Park is a 1600 square foot grounds attraction designed to keep families with young children entertained. The Fun Park is a self enclosed "Wild West Town" with eight different storefronts for interactive and imagination fun. Young Guns Wild West Fun park is FREE park for kids 10 and under and operational for a full eight hours per day to provide families with a welcome rest during their stay at the Wyoming State Fair.

Young Guns Rodeo Roundup is a miniature rodeo for little children. They provide blow up pool toy animals to safely "ride" during the rodeo and children perform timed barrel races and team contests for their families and everyone wins a prize. The Rodeo Roundup performs three times daily and is a great addition to the Wild West Fun Park to fill out entertainment options for young children.

Open ALL WEEK from 11:00 am to 7:00 pm, Rodeo Roundup 3 times a day

Wild West Fast Draw recreates the wild west gunslinger with a timed laser fast draw using a non firing Colt Peacemaker retro fitted with a laser. Participants ge the weight and feel of the fast draw experience as the compete for the fastest draw at the fair! Every participant recieves a commemorative ribon and the top three competitors recieve a special price. The Wild West Fast Draw performs three times daily.

Performing DAILY three times a day - Tentative schedule is 7:00 pm, 8:00 pm, and 9:00 pm in the Beer Garden

Come see the Northern Cheyenne Tribe during this year's fair. The dances will be performed by youth and adults from the Northern Cheyenne Tribe. The Cheyenne are one of the indigenous peoples of the Great Plains and their language is of the Algonquian language family. The Cheyenne comprise two Native American tribes, the Só'taeo'o or Só'taétaneo'o and the Tsétsêhéstâhese. These tribes merged in the early 19th century. Today, the Cheyenne people are split into two federally recognized Nations: the Southern Cheyenne, who are enrolled in the Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes in Oklahoma, and the Northern Cheyenne, who are enrolled in the Northern Cheyenne Tribe of the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation in Montana. They will perform every day 2 Pm and 5 Pm in the grassy north of the main midway. Please come and join us for an exciting "new" event that will have the entire family entertained. The public can even join in on the last dance if they prefer.

Performing daily at 2:00 pm and 5:00 pm in the grassy area north of the Midway

Lacy was raised in the red foothills of the Big Horn Mountains. She is a folk-style artist with country roots. Her music draws inspiration from the wild prairies around her and life in the middle of nowhere. Lacy was a member of the Ten Sleep FFA and also a past Wyoming FFA State Officer in 2014-2015.

Performing wednesday and Thursday at 2:00 pm and 4:00 pm on the Free Stage

Darci Tamlin and Wes Taylor have been playing music together for 4 years. Darci has been playing bass and singing since the sixth grade, and Wes picked up guitar in fifth grade and grew up singing in church. The two decided to start a band after singing together in high school choir. Now college students, they spend whatever time they can jamming at home or performing music. Both are past Wheatland FFA members and won the Wyoming FFA State Convention talent competition in 2017.

Performing Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday at 5:00 pm on the Pepsi Free Stage

Quentin started playing and singing in the 6th grade. He finds inspiration in bringing emotions to others. Music has a way of bridging the gap between mind and heart like no other and He likes to be that bridge for someone. Quentin is a past state FFA officer.

Performing Daily at 6:00 pm on the Free Stage

Jamie Hansen is an artist originating from Laramie, WY. Her music is influenced by country, pop, and rock artists. Jamie recently spent time in Nashville writing songs with hit writers and performing at singer/songwriter nights. Her goal is to make music that speaks from the soul and to share it with as many people as possible. Jamie is currently attending the University of Wyoming as an Outdoor Rec & Tourism major. Jamie is a past FFA state officer and has showed horses at state fair during hers years as a member.

Friday at Noon and Saturday at Noon and 4:00

Doc Ezee and Disgo is a customized Family-Friendly Entertainment Experience. The show is based on the traveling medicine shows of the late 1800's and the early 1900's! You'll hear the music, witness the mystery, danger and excitement and laugh out loud at the unique offerings of the Ole Doc and his partner, Disgo. The award-winning entertainers have appeared live and on-stage in cities from Las Vegas, Los Angeles, Chicago and New York to Montreal and Berlin - 45 States, 5 Canadian Provinces and 6 other foreign countries in all. They'll quickly tell you the show is not about them or even their magic. It's always about the audiences and the smiles and the laughter their offbeat characters generate.

Performing schedule TBA

Jill's Dance Studio has two competitive dance companies, The Douglas Dolls (Advanced Company) & Douglas Darlings (Intermediate Company). These groups are made up of twelve girls on each company. Both dance companies do several community performances in Douglas and its surrounding communities every year. If you need entertainment please contact the studio for more information.  The girls compete in two dance competitions each dance year and not only do fundraisers to raise money to get them to competition but are also supported by several businesses and families in Douglas, Wyoming and beyond.  They are required to do a volunteer event every month to "give back." This not only teaches them the importance of volunteering but helps them prepare to apply for college scholarships. Please consider these hard working young ladies if you need volunteers.

Performing Wednesday, August 15th at 10:00 am during the opening ceremony at the flag pole on the top of the hill