Sweet Pea Festival

Activities include music, dance, theater, comedy, food, and art exhibitions. The festival always starts with a parade on the Friday before. Festival regulars include Shakespeare in the Parks, children's woodworking, Verge Theatre, and the Bozeman Chord Rustlers' tater pigs.

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Hours: First weekend of August
Website: sweetpeafestival.org (opens in a new tab)

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