Annual events are held by tribe and usually fall on the same weekends each year. Reservations or advanced tickets are not required to attend these events, however there is usually a gate fee to enter and participate. This page will be updated as more information becomes available.
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Crow Native Days – Third weekend of June | Crow Agency
Real Bird Reenactment of the Battle of Little Bighorn - Third weekend of June 1-2:30 pm | Garryowen
Red Bottom Celebration – Second weekend in June | Frazer
Badlands Celebration – Fourth weekend of June | Brockton
White River & Victory Days Celebration (The Wiping of Long Hair) – June 24 | Busby
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4th of July Celebrations – First week of July | Browning
North American Indian Days – Second weekend of July | Browning
Arlee 4th of July Celebration – Weekend nearest July 4 | Arlee
Standing Arrow Pow Wow – Third weekend of July | Elmo
4th of July Chiefs Pow Wow – Weekend nearest July 4 | Lame Deer
Wasay Wakpa Wachi Pow Wow – Third weekend of July | Lodge Pole
Milk River Indian Days – Fourth weekend of July | Fort Belknap Agency
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Crow Fair and Rodeo – mid-August | Crow Agency
Hays Community Powwow – mid-August | Hays
Heart Butte Celebration – Second weekend of August | Heart Butte
Wadopana Celebration – First weekend of August | Wolf Point
Turns Around Celebration – Third weekend of August | Poplar
Fort Kipp Celebration – Fourth weekend of August | Fort Kipp
Little Shell Elders & Veterans Pow Wow – Last weekend in August | Great Falls, Mount Royal
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Poplar Indian Days – First weekend of September | Poplar
Ashland Labor Day Pow Wow – First weekend of September | Ashland
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Chief Joseph Pow Wow – First weekend of October | Fort Belknap Agency
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Fort Belknap Veterans Pow Wow – Second weekend of November | Fort Belknap Agency
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Montana’s Indian Country is a scenic, sacred, and storied destination that’s home to 12 tribes, each with unique cultures, histories, languages, and traditions.
While Montana’s Indian Country is diverse, one thing all tribal communities share is friendly people who welcome respectful visitors.
