After a 43-year hiatus, the Midnight Days Pro Rodeo made its return to the Midnight Stadium in Fort Macleod, just in time for the town's 150th anniversary celebration.
WATCH: It’s a busy week in Fort Macleod as the town gears up to celebrate its milestone 150th anniversary this weekend. There are plenty of events and activities, including the Midnight Days Pro Rodeo , which is returning after a decades-long hiatus. Jordan Prentice has more on how the community is celebrating this milestone anniversary.
“It really is a vibrant community where you know your neighbours, your friends, your business owners, and this is all of us coming together to take part in the celebrations now,” said Hengerer.top news stories from Canada and around the world. The rodeo also featured a vendor’s market, an agriculture machinery show, and tipis from the Blackfoot Confederacy.
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