North Dakota Winter Show

The North Dakota Winter Show is an agriculture and livestock show held in Valley City, North Dakota the first full week of every March.

The Winter Show started in 1937 and now has an annual attendance of around 30,000 people.

North Dakota's oldest agriculture show, the show was founded under the guidance of Valley City businessman Herman Stern, who had previously been instrumental in the founding of the Greater North Dakota Association in 1924-25, and was serving as president of that group in 1937 when the state was facing adverse economic and agricultural circumstances.

Another GNDA official, Bert Groom, proposed establishing the Winter Show to attract visitors and commerce, and the event was established.

[3] Since 2021, strict measures are undertaken, such as wearing masks & social distancing.