Traders' Row is the head, heart and soul of the rendezvous proper. Entertainment, presentations and workshops will include black powder events, period music, artifact showing, archeological commentaries, history of Clark bottom, a technical talk on the Northern Plains Horse Bows and related archery equipment and the Northwest Trade Gun. 

 Celebrate Captain Clark’s visit to Pompey’s Pillar in 1806. Canoe the Yellowstone River, visit numerous historic interpretive stations, eat Buffalo burgers and listen to bluegrass music in the park. 

 The annual Lewis & Clark Days Festival provides folks from throughout Montana with a wonderful taste of small town hospitality while celebrating the Lewis and Clark Expedition in a contemporary fashion that’s fun for the entire family. Every year literally thousands of people enjoy the Festival, which runs from Thursday through Sunday, and is jam-packed with events for everyone to participate in. A partial list of events include: free barbecue, kiddie parade, main parade, arts & crafts fair (rental space available), car show, art show, free concerts, talent show, entertainment, stock car racing, black powder shoot, chili cook-off, food booths, Lewis & Clark costume contest, Lewis & Clark fight site tour, horseshoe tournament, and a farmers market.

 This week of Rediscovery is your opportunity to experience an incredible journey through the weathered pages of the daily journals kept by Lewis and Clark; all shared with you through presentation, ceremony and guided experience. Countless trips and tours, demonstrations, exhibits, site visits, and other events of this week, will touch forever, as the history of this 200 year old adventure unfolds before you. 

 Montana's Indian reservations are rich strongholds of Native American heritage. They are places where Indian culture can be experienced in sacred landscapes and at annual gatherings - where traditional dress is worn and rituals are performed as they have been for hundreds of years. Remarkable art and crafts reflect a unique connection between Montana Indians and the natural world.