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(PHOTOS) Edge Fest rocks on for another year in West Edge District with free event, concert

Act Claire Rosinkranz performs on stage during Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

CHEYENNE, Wyo. — Wyoming’s biggest free concert was unleashed for another year this weekend.

Edge Fest, held annually at Civic Commons Park in the West Edge District of downtown Cheyenne, returned Saturday evening with a trio of performers in alt-rock musician Joe P, pop artist Claire Rosinkranz and headliner Tones and I, best known for her uber-popular single “Dance Monkey” that has over 2.6 billion streams on Spotify.

The festival has evolved in a major way since its humble beginnings in 2014 inside the Dineen Building on 400 W. Lincolnway (now home to Wyoming’s Rib & Chop House), bringing in high-profile musicians with serious credentials to show off the redeveloping West Edge portion of downtown.

Below is a Cap City News photo gallery of the event:


Edge Fest signage at Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

Act Joe P performs on stage during Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

Fans pose for the camera during Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

Signage showing the growth of downtown Cheyenne’s West Edge District at Edge Fest 2022 on Saturday at Civic Commons Park in Cheyenne. (Briar Napier/Cap City News)

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