County Fair Guide

Rolette County Fair

Rolla, North Dakota

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Typical Month

August

Duration

4 days

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Size

small

Good to Know

The Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians' tribal complex near Belcourt is the center of a community with deep connections to both Indigenous and French-Canadian Métis heritage. The Turtle Mountains' forested hills and lakes are exceptional for fishing, hunting, and camping. The International Peace Garden's western approach is nearby.

Rolette County Fair Overview

In Rolla, the Rolette County Fair celebrates the Turtle Mountain Chippewa Band's homeland — Rolette County contains the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians' reservation, one of the most densely populated Native American communities in North Dakota, and the county's unique cultural blend of Chippewa, French-Canadian Métis, and German-Russian agricultural traditions defines a distinctive Northern Plains community.

Highlights

Expect livestock shows, 4-H competitions, Native American cultural exhibits honoring the Turtle Mountain Chippewa heritage, Métis fiddle music, local food vendors, and a fair drawing from both the tribal and off-reservation communities.

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