CARSON CITY

FRONTIER DAYS

June 6 - June 7, 2025

The 2025 Frontier Days Festival will take place June 6 - June 7th. The 2025 event will mark our 53rd year of the festival celebrating together.

We are very proud to continue providing the tradition of Frontier Days in Carson City. It is a great way to kick off the summer as well as show off all the special things our small town has to offer.

Since the beginning, Carson City Frontier Days has celebrated with Country Western shows, rodeos, magic shows, canoe races, tractor pulls, carnival rides, parades, picnics, dances, hot air balloons and pageants. Although the Frontier Days schedule has changed over the years, one thing remains - the festival is a time for friends, family, and neighbors to come together to celebrate the joys of living in a small town.

As we plan for the 2025 festival, we strive to give our festival-goers a combination of traditional activities as well as new ones. If you are interested in helping to plan for the festival or give back to the community by volunteering during the festival weekend, please contact us using our contact page and we will reach out to you! All are welcome around the table!

Please stay tuned to our Facebook page and this website for updated information on the festival.

Respectfully,
Amy Tasker, Whitney LaVictor, Tami Tasker, Janette Kipp, Brenda Abbott, Shelly LaVictor, Amanda DooLittle, and Deven Dykman - Carson City Frontier Days, Inc.

Hot Air Balloon Shoot-Out
20th Annual Competitive Event

Who is the next Queen?
Show your community spirit & submit your application today.

Community Picnic
A great Frontier Days tradition

Come Join the Fun!

Entertainment
Family Friendly Entertainment

Calling All Crafters
Apply for a table and sell your wares. Or, come down to shop.

Everyone Loves a Parade!
Buckaroo and Grand Parades

158

Years of Carson City

53

Frontier Days Celebrations

20

Years of the Hot Air Balloon

Shoot-Out

85+

Balloon Flights

When It All Began

In 1972, a group of Carson City residents met to discuss an idea. That idea was brought to the group as a fun weekend, much like the Centennial celebration Carson City hosted in 1967.

Those who have lived in Carson City for a number of years remembered with fondness the Dairyland picnics. At that event, and at the Centennial, there were contests, parades, and entertainment. Those were the days that Carson City residents came together for an enjoyable time. Since Carson City has long been associated with its namesake in Nevada, a western themed celebration seemed logical. With representatives from various organizations and interested volunteers, plans began for an annual event to bring Carson City residents together. The first Frontier Days was held in 1972. Over the years, residents of the area have enjoyed Country Western shows, a magic show, community picnics, queen pageants, hot air balloons, talent shows, rodeos, flea markets, canoe races, tractor pulls, sidewalk sales, carnival rides, dances, and entertainment of all kinds!

Although Frontier Days has changed over the years, one thing remains. It is a time for friends, family, and neighbors to come together to celebrate the joys of living in a small town.

Thank you to that first group of individuals for starting such a great community celebration!