If you’re looking for a real Texas experience, you can’t do much better than this. Said to be the largest of its kind in the world, there’s always something new and exciting happening at the Rodeo!
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- Homemade ice cream with locally sourced ingredients from sweet jane’s
- Free hayrides throughout the day if you need a break from all that shopping or just want to enjoy some peace and quiet
- Giant live auction for bronco busting and barrel racing that often has big-ticket prizes like brand new trucks!
- A whole day of kids activities, with demos galore
- A whole day of food, and a whole lotta beers
- World-famous chuckwagon dinner – and you don’t even have to leave the grounds! Add to that a brand-new rodeo exhibit that houses a real barrel racing arena and you’ve got one heck of a weekend.
- If there’s anything more fun than cowboying it in style, we can’t think of it!
- Even if you don’t go in for the animals or BBQ or shopping, the atmosphere at the Lone Star Rodeo grounds is just so much fun!
- The stars just might stick around for a night or two after the Rodeo’s over.
- And we couldn’t leave out an extra-special bonus reason – because it couldn’t be more true: it’s just fun to say you’ve been to the Texas Rodeo!
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AND THERE’S MORE TO IT THAN JUST THE RODEO!!!
You may have read that Hurricane Harvey is threatening Texas and even some parts of Louisiana! Once all of the rain subsides (hopefully by Labor Day), there are all kinds of plans being made to help those affected by this storm recover, and in return, these communities will once again be stronger than ever, with renewed pride and determination in their hearts. The Lone Star Rodeo is located in La Marque, Texas, just south of Beaumont – an area that has been hit very hard by Hurricane Harvey. The people of this area need your support!
To that end, we will be donating 10% of ALL ticket proceeds for the remainder of the 2017 season to organizations dedicated to helping those who have suffered from the devastation of Harvey and are still struggling to get back on their feet in the aftermath.
