The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs kick off the annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration this weekend, June 26–28, honoring the 171st anniversary of the Treaty of 1855 with a powwow, parade, rodeo, boxing, and much more.

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs will host the annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration June 26–28, marking more than 170 years since the signing of the 1855 treaty. Events are open to the public and include a powwow, parade, rodeo, stickgame tournament, and more.

From the 30th Annual Todd Beamer Run at sunrise to the annual Madras fireworks show at 10 p.m., Jefferson County has a full slate of Independence Day events. Fire officials are urging residents to take precautions — this is one of the driest years on record.

Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days return to Warm Springs June 26–28, marking the 171st anniversary of the 1855 Treaty. Events include a powwow, parade, rodeo, endurance race, stick game tournament, and more — and the public is welcome.

The U.S. Navy’s elite F-18 Growler Demonstration Team will perform at the 26th Annual Bright Wood Airshow of the Cascades at the Madras Municipal Airport on August 28-29. It’s shaping up to be one of the biggest shows in the event’s history.

The week of June 22-28 is one of the busiest in Jefferson County's community calendar, with Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days kicking off, a city administrator vote in Madras, a community energy fair in Warm Springs, free produce at the food pantry, and the summer solstice fresh in the rearview mirror — all while extreme fire danger grips the region.

The 2026 Jefferson County Fair & Rodeo will run July 22–25 at the Jefferson County Event Complex in Madras under the theme "Red, White & Blue, This Fair is For You." Carnival tickets are already on sale at El Torito Supermarket.

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs kick off their annual Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days celebration this week, with events running June 23–28 including a powwow, parade, rodeo, boxing, and community gatherings. The celebration honors the signing of the 1855 Treaty that established the Warm Springs Reservation.

The two-day Legends Reloaded festival — a “High Desert Rock N Roll Fantasy” — runs June 19-20 at the Jefferson County Event Complex in Madras, bringing tribute performances of iconic classic rock acts to the region.

The Jefferson County Fair & Rodeo is coming up July 21-25 at the Event Complex on Fairgrounds Road in Madras. The five-day event is one of the county's biggest annual traditions, drawing families and visitors from across the region.

The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs host Pi-Ume-Sha Treaty Days the week of June 23-28, featuring a powwow, traditional parade, rodeo, health fair, boxing, and community celebrations open to the public.