The main event is driving the 22 mile long Montana Bale Trail and viewing the What the Hay contest, but there is so much more to experience on this jam-packed day. Great food and a small-town fair are a few of many things to experience at the Montana Bale Trail event. We have a lot to offer here in beautiful Central Montana, take a look below to get a better idea.
Held in conjunction with “What the Hay” and located in Hobson, is the Hobson Day Fair sponsored by Hobson Public Schools. This affair provides a wonderful festival-like atmosphere. It features a wide variety of exhibits and booths which offer creative home-made crafts, gifts, arts and food favorites.
Be sure to grab a hamburger or hot dog at the Hobson School food tent. All proceeds support school sponsored activities for the students.
Be sure to visit the newly created Hobson Museum and check out the Hobson Library's annual book sale!
Prior to “What the Hay,” the Utica Rod and Gun Club sponsors a barbecue beef dinner and auction on Saturday evening at the Utica Community Hall.
The dinner starts at 6:00 pm and is followed by a spirited and playful raffle/auction with a wide variety of merchandise available for bidding and a dance.
All proceeds go to support the historic Utica Community Hall. For information, contact Tom Swanz at 423-5371.
Mason’s Breakfast Starts your Bale Trail Day
You can start your “Bale Trail” explorations early Sunday morning with a piping hot, home-made pancake/eggs/sausage breakfast sponsored by the local Masons which is held at the Masonic Temple in downtown Hobson. Hours are 7:30 am to 10:30 am and for additional information, contact Clint at 423-5570.
