Fort Belknap Agency has a recreational complex that offers such activities as indoor swimming, aerobic classes, weight training, roller skating, and basketball leagues. Numerous historical sites are located throughout the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. Chief Joseph Battleground Monument, The St. Paul's Mission Church, the Natural Bridge State Monument located in the Little Rocky Mountains, the C.M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge, and the Missouri River Breaks are all in the area. Annual Indian celebrations such as the Milk River Indian Days Powow, and Chief Joseph Memorial Days, feature traditional dancing and various cultural activities. Rodeos, county fairs, and sporting events provide residents with a busy calendar year round.
Wildlife management is important to the tribal members.
The Tribe maintains its own buffalo herd. The reservation has abundant wildlife such as deer, antelope, big horn sheep, and elk. Pheasant, sharptail grouse, and sage grouse are plentiful for bird hunters. Excellent fishing can be found on the Missouri River and at the Snake Butte Reservoir. There is a Catholic school for grades K-8 in Hays and preschool Headstart programs are available in all reservation communities.