Free Admission to the Fairgrounds.
$2 per car parking | NRA Rodeo - 6 PM - Friday and Saturday: $15 Adults, $10 Kids, 6 & under FREE!
No fee to enter exhibits. Food, arts, crafts, animals and gardening - hundreds
of categories. Every exhibit gets a ribbon. Special prizes awarded.
Live music, Exhibits, Carousel, & Food!
_No fee to enter exhibits. Food, arts, crafts, animals and gardening -
hundreds of categories. Every exhibit gets a ribbon. Special prizes awarded._
[ Download Fair Book ](https://jeffersonmtfairrodeo.org/wp-
content/uploads/2025/07/Fair-Guide-2025.pdf)
[ Online Entries ](http://jeffcountymt.fairentry.com)
### Coloring Contest
A coloring contest will be for all ages. Ribbons awarded for all entries. One
entry per person please.
Bring entries to the Fair Headquarters or mail to Jefferson Co. Fair, P.O. Box
313, Boulder, MT 59632, by 2:00 PM Friday.
[ Download Coloring Sheet ](https://jeffersonmtfairrodeo.org/wp-
content/uploads/2025/07/2025-coloring-page.pdf)
## Vendors
Vendor and Display Space applications are now available!
Groups that are planning concessions or informational
displays need to submit a Vendor Application Form.
Space is reserved on a first-come-first served basis.
Vendor space rental is $40 for the entire fair or $20 for
one day. The vendor hours are: Thursday 4 pm, Friday 4 pm, Saturday 8 am, and
Sunday 9 am.
[ Vendor Rules & Application ](https://jeffersonmtfairrodeo.org/wp-
content/uploads/2026/03/Binder1.pdf)
[ Checkout The entire Schedule ](https://jeffersonmtfairrodeo.org/wp-
content/uploads/2025/07/A-FAIR-OF-THE-HEART-2.pdf)
Affordable Family Fun!
##### In-County Rodeo
8Events and fees include:
* Goat tying, $10;
* Team penning, $30/team;
* Ladies breakaway, $10;
* Steer riding, 14 yrs & under, $10;
* Ribbon roping (1 member must be female), $20/team;
* Ladies barrel racing, $10;
* Cow riding, 15 yrs & over, $12;
* Ladies cow riding, $12;
* Team branding, $40/team;
* Team roping 2-head progressive, $30/team
Open to all Jefferson County residents and former contestants
_Call-in or text entries only!!_ Monday, August 19, 4-9 PM.
Brady Nordahl, (406) 531-4581.
Born in Helena and raised in High Ore, Rusty attended kindergarten through
high school in Boulder. He then ventured down to Nevada, working a corporate
job with the mines and traveling all over the west coast. After having
children, Jefferson County drew him back home. It is here where he began his
successful business adventures. Crediting his foundation to 4H, along with his
father as a business partner, Rusty was able to purchase the historical
Franchi's Corner, which now hosts a coffee shop, gym, ice cream shop and more.
He then purchased The Windsor Bar, a dream for him, along with land and
business developments, excavation, contracting and mining companies, all while
keeping his father's business Giulio Disposal successful. His efforts to give
back to the community came to fruition when he became Mayor in 2018, a
respected elected position.
Out of all of Rusty's successes, he's most proud of his four daughters, all
running booming businesses and giving back to the community in their own ways.
Rusty's life motto is an important one to share. He says, if something goes
wrong, always stay positive and keep moving forward, it will always work out.
Thank you, Rusty, for playing a vital role in the Fair and Rodeo and Boulder's
community