Crow Fair
© Elsa Spear Byron, Museum of the Rockies
© Donnie Sexton, Montana Office of Tourism
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© Donnie Sexton, Montana Office of Tourism
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Crow Man preparing, for sham battle, 1912, Crow Agency, MT
Sundance, Black Lodge District, 1951, Crow Reservation, MT 
The Parade, Crow Fair, 1924, Lodgegrass, MT
Crow Woman, 1924, Crow Agency, MT
Myrtle Pretty Coups, 1924, Lodgegrass, MT
Margaret Yellowtail, 1936, Crow Reservation, MT
Brady Locks, Little Wolf, Black Crane, and Big Beaver, ca. 1926, Crow Agency, MT
Medicine Wheel, 1932, Big Horn Mountains, WY
Crow Fair, ca. 1926, Crow Agency, MT
A century ago the six Crow Reservation Districts came together for a cultural gathering with other Great Plains tribes. The Crow Fair honors that tradition with a “giant family reunion under the Big Sky.” Every third weekend of August the Apsaalooke Nation puts on a five-day festival in southeastern Montana, with a parade, Pow Wow, rodeo, and traditional and fancy dancing.
Photos: Donnie Sexton, Travel Montana | Elsa Spear Byron | Montana Gallery
Image Gallery adapted from FrogJS by Eric Puidokas.
