Crow Fair Celebration, Rodeo & Powwow (Tipi Capital of the World)

One of the largest and longest-running Native American gatherings in the country, hosted by the Apsáalooke (Crow) people since 1904. ~1,500 tipis line the Little Big Horn River. Features daily powwow grand entries, a parade of traditional regalia that stretches over a mile on Sunday, INFR-sanctioned All-Indian Rodeo, pari-mutuel horse racing, Indian relay racing, and closing Parade Dance. Open to the public; respect tribal protocols. Attracts 50,000+ spectators worldwide.