Each spring finds Culbertson playing host to the Saddle Club's Frontier Days. With the help of the Chamber of Commerce, two full days of western hospitality and fun includes rodeos in the the Saddle Club's unique tiered rodeo grounds, a parade on Saturday, a barn dance, and concessions on the grounds.  Contact Luke Anderson for rodeo info @ 406-787-5860

Roosevelt County Fair     top
August 12 - 15, 2009

Roosevelt County Fair is held in August in Culbertson. The Fair features entries from the county youth: 4-H, Scouts and area schools. Adults are also encouraged to enter their food, crafts, plants and flowers. Highlights of the fair include a 4-H and FFA livestock auction, fashion revue, Farmhand Olympics, petting zoo, various vendors, and a fun run. The Chamber of Commerce and area businesses sponsor breakfast and a free noon meal on Friday and Saturday.

40th Annual Labor Day Wagon Train/Trail Ride top
 September 5,6 &7, 2009

For over a quarter of a century the Culbertson Saddle Club has sponsored the Labor Day Trail Ride and Wagon Train. For the real feel of the "Old West" you can ride in covered wagons or on horseback through Montana foothills imagining the working cowboy's way of life 100 years ago. The cost of the weekend includes great food, entertainment, and hay for the horses. The wagon train brings people from Montana, North & South Dakota, Idaho, California, West Virginia, Texas, Kentucky, Minnesota, and Alberta, Canada. This year there were 21 wagons and 400 out riders, with some years up to 30 wagons . 
Contact Ken Arneson for more info @ 406-790-0600

Northeast Montana Antique Association   top
Threshing Bee & Show
September 26 & 27, 2009

The Northeast Montana Threshers and Antique Association Show is held in late September each year. The Association was founded in 1963 to preserve and demonstrate farm machinery and items used by yesterday's generations. The show features 1900's horse drawn machinery and equipment, lumber planer and lumber sawing, large display of old time tractors, stationary engines, antique cars and equipment with different models added each year. There are concessions on the grounds, space provided for a flea market and places to park your camper or RV.

O-Mok-See is simply games on horseback, most familiar are barrel racing, pole bending, and not so familiar the key hole race, flag race, barrel & stake, and rescue race. This is a way for the whole family to enjoy an afternoon playing games while riding their horses.