
“Montana’s Biggest Weekend” Sounds Like a Great Time
"Montana's Biggest Weekend" is a bold claim. Many towns and cities across the Treasure State have pretty epic weekends, from the big music festivals in Western Montana to the Bucking Horse Sale in Miles City; we aren't shy when it comes to good times, especially in the summer.
Labor Day marks the unofficial end of summer, and the folks in Dillon, MT are ready to back up their claim of hosting Montana's Biggest Weekend. To be fair... it does sound pretty epic. Hosted by the Dillon Jaycees, here's what to expect.
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PRCA Rodeo
Rodeo action is scheduled for both Saturday and Sunday, and you can expect all the classics, including bull riding, bronc riding, steer wrestling, barrel racing, breakaway roping, and team roping.
Some of the best competitors from across the country will be in Dillon looking to leave town with a little extra cash and bragging rights.

39th Annual Labor Day Concert
Sunday night brings the music, with the 39th Annual Labor Day Concert happening September 6. Michael Armstrong will open the show, followed by special guest Redferrin before country star Kameron Marlowe takes the stage as the headliner.

If you're a fan of country music, that's a pretty solid way to spend a Sunday night.

Dillon Labor Day Parade
The fun wraps up Monday morning with the Labor Day Parade, beginning at 10 AM on September 7.
The parade starts on East Glendale Street and travels through Dillon to Montana Street. There will also be a cash prize for the Best Use of Theme.

From hot springs to Vigilantes, Southwest Montana is fun.
The Southwest corner of Montana is one of my favorite places. My wife and I spent a long weekend in the area last summer, visiting Virginia City, Ennis, Ruby Reservoir, and other fun stops along the way.
If you haven't been in the Dillon area for a while, give it a revisit. If you've never been, go! After all, who wouldn't want to be a part of Montana's Biggest Weekend? VisitMT.com has a great itinerary HERE.
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