NEBRASKAland Days in North Platte
NEBRASKAland Days is Nebraska's official state celebration, a roughly ten-day event held each June in North Platte featuring the Buffalo Bill PRCA rodeo, country music concerts, and a parade. The celebration moved to North Platte in 1968 specifically to honor Buffalo Bill Cody's legacy, since his Scout's Rest Ranch and the site of the first American spectator rodeo are both located there.
Nebraska has only one festival carrying the formal title of official state celebration, and for close to six decades it has belonged to North Platte.