The local stage
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Open Mic night gives Casper singers, comics, bands, and first-timers a real room and a real crowd. Local artists also open many of the bigger shows.

Gaslight opened in 2017, when David Street Station and the Old Yellowstone District were giving downtown Casper new reasons to stay out. The original idea was simple: put food, drinks, games, and a stage in one old building and give people somewhere to go together.
Casper made the rest of it. People meet here for lunch even when there is no show. Local musicians and first-timers take the mic on Thursdays. Touring bands load into the same room. Some nights end over the pool and others end on the dance floor, but most end up in the bar!
The local stage
Open Mic night gives Casper singers, comics, bands, and first-timers a real room and a real crowd. Local artists also open many of the bigger shows.
The room changes
Lunch, arcade games, pool, and the patio fill the daytime. Concert and late-night age rules vary, so check the event listing before you come.
Made for groups
Communal tables, arcade games, cornhole, darts, private spaces, pool and a big patio make it easy to bring people who do not all want the same thing.





