115th Meeteetse Labor Day Celebration

The Meeteetse Labor Day Celebration is one of Wyoming's longest-running community festivals, dating back to 1912. Held every Labor Day weekend in the small ranching town of Meeteetse, it celebrates the area's Western heritage with several days of family-friendly events.

Typical highlights include:

• A Labor Day Parade through downtown.
• A Labor Day Rodeo, which has been the Big Horn Rodeo Circuit Finals since 2015.
• A craft fair featuring local artists and vendors.
• Car show and community displays.
• Cornhole and horseshoe tournaments.
• Chuck Perkins Memorial Roping competition.
• Street games for children and families.
• The popular Duck Race, where numbered rubber ducks are released into the Greybull River to raise funds for local organizations.
• Live music, food, and other community activities throughout the weekend.

For 2027, the celebration is scheduled for September 4-6, with the main parade and rodeo taking place on Labor Day (Monday).