Exhibits

Just as the Laramie County Library System’s collection of books covers myriad topics, exhibits at the Library cover a variety of interests and subjects, all encouraging lifelong learning and adventure.

Exhibits have ranged from historical clothing and handcrafted fishing equipment, to geological wonders and art that makes you scratch your head in wonder, to satellite parts and a tricked-out low-rider bike, to interactive computer stations and children’s art. You never know what you might discover at a library exhibit!

Current Exhibit

Artfest (Sponsored by RSVP)
November 15–December 22
Library Hours
The annual Artfest returns! Enjoy art and photography created by area residents, located throughout the library. See a piece you’d like to buy? Contact RSVP at 307.635.2435. Exhibit coordinated and hung by the staff and volunteers of the Southern Wyoming Retired Senior and Volunteer Program (RSVP).
(All Ages; 1^st and 3^rd Floors)

Upcoming Exhibit

Back to the Source: Black History Exhibit
January 9–February 16
Library Hours
In celebration of Black History Month in February and Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday in January, a collection of artifacts will be on exhibit in the library’s 1^st floor display cases. Collection presented courtesy of James Peebles, Sankofa African Heritage Awareness, Inc. To see more artifacts, visit SankofaAfricaWorld.org and click on “museum.”
(All Ages; 1^st Floor)

Boys & Girls Club Art & Photography Exhibit
January 14–February 13
Library Hours
Visit the library’s 2^nd floor and enjoy art and photography by the members of the Boys & Girls Club of Cheyenne.
(All Ages; 2^nd Floor)

Empire: A Community of African Americans on the Wyoming Plains
January 15–February 16
Library Hours
In celebration of Black History Month in February and Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday in January, learn about the history of Empire, Wyoming. Also known as Exodusters, the community of African American migrants from the Post-Civil War South settled in Goshen County near Torrington and made an incredible impact on our state’s history. Exhibit is on loan from the Wyoming State Museum.
(All Ages; 1^st Floor)