After a one-year hiatus for spectators due to Covid-19,
The Event at Rebecca Farm will be running at full-strength for competitors and spectators, July 21-25.
The Event draws more than 8,000 riders and spectators and generates millions of dollars in economic
impact to the Flathead Valley annually.
This year marks the 20 th  anniversary of The Event at Rebecca Farm where hundreds of world-class
competitors participate in the largest equestrian triathlon west of the Mississippi. Riders
compete in three disciplines — dressage, show jumping, and cross-country — that combine to
form the thrilling sport of eventing. 
 
“We are so excited to be able to celebrate the 20 th  anniversary of this amazing community event in
person and back at full capacity,” said Lorraine Clarno, President of the Kalispell Chamber of
Commerce. “Community events like The Event at Rebecca Farm cannot happen without the support of
hundreds of volunteers, which in this case will ultimately result in vital resources for nonprofits
through the Halt Cancer at X initiative. We hope to see the community out in full support of The
Event.”
In addition to viewing the exciting equestrian competition, The Event at Rebecca Farm welcomes all
ages of spectators to enjoy the Kid Zone, Pony Up! horsemanship experience, shopping fair and food
trucks. The experience has been curated to have something for everyone from art, jewelry, and decor,
to face painting, mini golf, ice cream and cold, local brews.
The Event is free for all spectators, and a $10 parking donation is encouraged that benefits the
charitable initiative Halt Cancer at X, which was established in memory of Event founder Rebecca
Broussard. Annually, Montana Equestrian Events, through Halt Cancer at X, provides grants to a
national research project seeking a cure for breast cancer and to local nonprofits providing
support services to cancer patients and survivors.
Complying with the United States Equestrian Federation and state guidelines regarding Covid-
19, the outdoor event will be open to the public. Event organizers ask that those not fully
vaccinated against Covid-19 wear a mask and socially distance themselves while in enclosed
areas. 
 
This year’s 20 th  anniversary of The Event at Rebecca Farm marks a major milestone for the sport,
and one that will require a tremendous community effort from volunteers of all ages. 
 
“Volunteering is a unique way to experience The Event — volunteers get an up-close look at all
the action and are treated like family. That’s what keeps them coming back year after year —
they have a great time, meet new friends and enjoy giving back,” said Event Organizer Sarah
Broussard. “I’m so grateful to the hundreds of people who generously donate their time — we
truly couldn’t do it without them.”
 
Volunteer recruitment is underway for the 2021 Event at Rebecca Farm and a range of
opportunities are available from July 21-25. Volunteers enjoy a backstage pass to a high-profile
event by serving in a variety of roles such as jump judge, score runner and hospitality assistant.
No experience is required to join the volunteer team. First-time participants, families and groups
are highly encouraged to participate.

 
To learn more about the volunteer opportunities at The Event at Rebecca Farm,
visit www.rebeccafarm.org/get-involved/#volunteer or contact Kelli at 406-253-3416, Brynn at
406-212-3821 or email volunteer@rebeccafarm.org.