Wagon Days keeps traditions alive
Lauren Keppler watched in delight as her 2-year-old son, Silas, giggled while riding the mechanical bull in Ketchum Town Square.
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Lauren Keppler watched in delight as her 2-year-old son, Silas, giggled while riding the mechanical bull in Ketchum Town Square.
“Going to watch the Wagon Days Parade, eat Papoose Club breakfast, go to Reckless Kelly and enjoy Labor Day weekend.”
Since 1958, the city of Ketchum has celebrated its frontier-era mining heritage with a non-motorized parade featuring the Big Hitch, an authentic collection of six authentic ore wagons that once
Minnesota and Montana deserve shoutouts from Idaho for supplying and inspiring two people whose lives intersect in the Wagon Days Parade.