National Crafts & Cowboy Festival
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The Festival brings back the Salute to the Great American Cowboy, preserving the legend and lore of the American West.
NEW Western Stunt Show featuring professional stunt men and women performing amazing feats!
Over 125 Visiting Craftsmen from around the country demonstrate their art in the nation's largest festival of demonstrating craftsmen
Legendary western star and water color artist Buck Taylor returns, with guest appearances by fellow stars of classic Westerns
Best of Missouri Hands juried artists special showcase
Western Musicians
Cowboy Poets
Wild Mustangs
Trick Horse Stunts, Trick Roping and Bull Whip Demonstrations
Barn Dance
Chuckwagons and more!
Trick riders, ropers and rodeo stars perform throughout the festival, and cowboy boot makers from around the country will compete in the Best of American Boot Makers showcase competition.
Hours: Sept - Oct. Wednesday thru Sunday
National Crafts & Cowboy Festival
Phone : 800-831-4386 (Always call and confirm events.)
Web: www.silverdollarcity.com
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