Special Events & Permits in Wyoming (2026)
6 rules on the books across Wyoming, 2 cities and counties. Select a rule to read the full details.
Severity: Few Restrictions · Light Restrictions · Some Restrictions · Significant Restrictions · Heavy Restrictions
Park Event Permits
Permits required for organized events in public parks, including group size thresholds, amplified sound rules, and reservation procedures.
Parade Permits
How parades and processions are permitted, including route approval, traffic-control requirements, insurance, and First Amendment carve-outs for political marches.
Casper
Significant RestrictionsCasper requires a parade permit from the chief of police before any parade, march or procession on city streets, parks…
Read full rule →Cheyenne
Some RestrictionsCheyenne requires a city license for any group of ten or more people walking, marching, running, or jogging in an…
Read full rule →Street Fair Rules
Permits and operating standards for street fairs and farmers markets, including vendor sourcing, alcohol handling, and street closure procedures.
Cheyenne
Some RestrictionsVendors selling pre-packaged food or drinks at Cheyenne parades and street festivals need a temporary parade vendor…
Read full rule →Casper
Few RestrictionsIn the City of Casper, Section 5.38.020(C) exempts anyone selling at a city-manager-recognized craft fair, festival…
Read full rule →Sidewalk Dining & Cafés
Permits for tables and seating in the public right-of-way, café and al-fresco programs, clearance widths, barriers, and the operating conditions attached to a sidewalk-dining permit.