An Exciting Mardi Gras Party In Casper This Year

Agriculture is a way of life in Natrona County. A few groups promote the industry constantly. AG is on display in Casper at the Central Wyoming Fair and Rodeo in July.

Families from all over the county come to show off their AG skills and enjoy the fair and rodeo, and all AG-based organizations come together to help.

The Natrona County Cow-Belles are a Natrona County non-profit group that promotes the production and consumption of beef and other aspects of agriculture in the county. They participate in community events throughout the year, volunteering, educating, and donating, all in the name of beef.

Having a group as active as the Cow-Belles takes a lot of time and money. The Ag Expo, delivering meals to seniors, beef chub charity donations, scholarships, and the annual Christmas Card Campaign, which keeps the group active in the community. Fundraising is how they keep the program running, and with the fundraiser coming up on February 22, you can lend a hand to keep the momentum.

The Natrona County Cow-Belle's Mardi Gras party is happening at the ARLC Casper room at the Fairgrounds. If the Cow-Belles are involved, beef is what's for dinner.

A Prime Rib Dinner, Live & Silent Auction, and a night full of dancing.

Tickets are available before the event on the 22nd for $40 or $45 at the door. You can also purchase a table of 8 for $300. If you're going to skip the dinner (not sure why you'd pass up Prime Rib), you can attend the dancing portion of the evening for $10.

American Heros are catering dinner.

Social hour begins at 5, dinner at 7, with the auction and dance to follow.