Little Big Horn Days & Stampede PRCA Rodeo

Little Big Horn Days is a four-day festival celebrating the sights and sounds of the past, with legends that surround it woven into various events. Dancers from around the world dress in period costumers to attend the 1876 Grand Ball. Award-winning local quilters display their latest creations at the local library. Art exhibits are held in the Jailhouse Gallary and Historic Train Depot. Take your children to the Living History presented at the Big Horn County Historical Museum for hands-on fun featuring crafts of a bygone era! Breakfasts, lunches and dinners are served throughout the four days and include Indian tacos and other ethnic foods. Wrapping up the festival's events is the world famous Custer's Last Stand Reenactment, drawing visitors from all over the world, both as participants and as viewers, as they recreate the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Come join the fun in historic Hardin, Montana!

Directions

Little Bighorn Days is held in Hardin, 45 miles south of Billings off of I-90. Events throughout the week are located throughout the town of Hardin. The Custer's Last Stand Reenactment takes place six miles west of town. The Hardin Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture provides maps and directions to the various events. To get to the Hardin Chamber, take Exit 495 off of I-90 and proceed south on Crawford. Take the first left onto 14th Street, which later turns into Center. Follow Center and proceed through the lighted intersection. Turn left one block after the intersection. The Chamber is immediately on the right in the historic train depot.Little Bighorn Days is held in Hardin, 45 miles south of Billings off of I-90. Events throughout the week are located throughout the town of Hardin. The Custer's Last Stand Reenactment takes place six miles west of town. The Hardin Area Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture provides maps and directions to the various events. To get to the Hardin Chamber, take Exit 495 off of I-90 and proceed south on Crawford. Take the first left onto 14th Street, which later turns into Center. Follow Cente