October 22, 2022 is the third and final day of the Cowboy Festival & Symposium. Come join us for our biggest day of the year and enjoy all the festivities! Cowboy Festival Saturday 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM Cowboy Festival Concert with Featured Entertainer Sons of the Pioneers October 22, 2:00 AM and 7:00 PM […]
The final day of the Festival & Symposium will begin with Cowboy Church, a non-denominational service featuring cowboy prayers and Western spiritual music, and then continue with another full day of entertainment, children’s activities and the Western marketplace from noon to 5:00 pm on the Festival Grounds. CLICK HERE for Festival Program
An educational outdoor program on American Indian culture (Eastern Woodlands and Plains tribes) designed especially for school groups (Grades 2-12)! Demonstrations of pottery making and/or chair caning, spinning, chuck wagon cooking, American Indian flute construction and music, life at a trading post, and life in a gold mining camp will fascinate students as they speak […]
The final day of the Festival & Symposium will begin with Cowboy Church, a non-denominational service featuring cowboy prayers and Western spiritual music, and then continue with another full day of entertainment, children’s activities and the Western marketplace from noon to 5:00 pm on the Festival Grounds.
Enjoy tons of entertainment! Re-enactments of the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, Scenes from Tombstone Western music, Native American dancing, living history encampments, trick and fancy roping from a real cowboy and more! Shop for Western art, jewelry, clothing, food, pottery, and more! Cowpoke Corner includes free children’s art projects, hay bale calf roping, Western […]
An educational outdoor program on American Indian culture (Eastern Woodlands and Plains tribes) designed especially for school groups (Grades 2-12)! Demonstrations of pottery making and/or chair caning, spinning, chuck wagon cooking, American Indian flute construction and music, life at a trading post, and life in a gold mining camp will fascinate students as they speak with […]
An educational outdoor program on American Indian culture (Eastern Woodlands and Plains tribes) designed especially for school groups(Grades 2-12)! Demonstrations of pottery making and/or chair caning, spinning, chuck wagon cooking, American Indian flute construction and music, life at a trading post, and life in a gold mining camp will fascinate students as they speak with demonstrators […]
Food, fun and entertainment – the cowboy way! Celebrate the contribution of the Cowboy and Cowgirl to America’s cultural heritage with mouth-watering food, hands-on kid’s activities, Western stage entertainment, demonstrations, shopping, music, and more! Presented by “Have Wagons Will Travel.” Admission to the Museum Festival Grounds is free. Wear your Western attire and receive $2.00 […]