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Pioneer Days Start With Friday Night Musical Concerts

Pioneer Days Start With Friday Night Musical Concerts
2024 EDITION OF THE DIRTY SHAME BELLES will be among the features of the Dirty Shame Show at Pioneer Town this weekend, June 29 & 30. Left to Right: Karys Lamb, Kasslyn Baldry, Ali Cunningham of Glasgow, Whitley Maher, Kate Simonson of Plentywood, Daisy Hersel, Alexa Fishell, Tamara Kittelson of Plentywood.
Pioneer Days Start With Friday Night Musical Concerts
2024 EDITION OF THE DIRTY SHAME BELLES will be among the features of the Dirty Shame Show at Pioneer Town this weekend, June 29 & 30. Left to Right: Karys Lamb, Kasslyn Baldry, Ali Cunningham of Glasgow, Whitley Maher, Kate Simonson of Plentywood, Daisy Hersel, Alexa Fishell, Tamara Kittelson of Plentywood.
 

Sideways Opens For Smith

It’s that time of the year again already as Daniels County is celebrating the 58th annual Pioneer Days & Antique Show this weekend at Pioneer Town on Scobey’s west end.

The opening kickoff goes Friday, June 28, when the Canaan Smith outdoor musical concert goes live on the south end of Pioneer Town. The gate opens at 5:30 p.m. and soon after the band Sideways performs live as the opening act (Sideways is also set to perform live at Banjo’s Club 109 in downtown Scobey later the same evening after the Smith concert concludes).

A food wagon and beer garden will be on site. Limited seating is available so concert-goers have the option of bringing one’s one lawn chair. Children under 8 years of age accompanied by an adult get in free.

The next day, on Saturday, June 29, the 20-acre Pioneer Town village comes to life with all kinds of fun stuff and interesting local history being on display.

The event is sponsored by the Daniels County Museum Association (DCMA).

Pioneer Days, portraying early 20th century homestead life, begins Saturday morning and ends late Sunday afternoon.

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