Stampede wraps up 127th Medicine Hat Exhibition in windy weather
The Medicine Hat Exhibition and Stampede concluded its 127th year with sunny skies and a light breeze after two windy rain-soaked days. General manager Jim MacArthur praised the western heritage event and noted attendance on Thursday and Friday suffered due to wind and cold, while Saturday looked promising. Exner recalled positive feedback from the Summerland Tour concert series featuring Everclear and Eve 6 and commended performers Josh Turner and other acts for delivering entertaining shows despite the wind.
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