Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo 2022

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Amarillo, Texas I hope y’all are ready because you’ve got a lot of excitement headed your way this weekend! The Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo is kicking off June 3-4, 2022 at the Amarillo National Center located at 3301 SE 10th Ave, Amarillo, TX 79104. The Coors Cowboy Club is bringing all the action to town with events including, saddle bronc riding, stray gathering, trailer loading, branding, and wild cow milking.

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The Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo was originally called the Coors Ranch Rodeo. From 1987-2007, it was the kickoff event of the summer. Today, the Coors Cowboy Club now directs and runs the Ranch Rodeo with the same dedication and love that the Coors of Amarillo and Reed family had given the rodeo for their 20 years. This is one of the major fundraisers for the Coors Cowboy Club.

This is an annual event that serves as a tribute to the West Texas heritage, it showcases the rich history and the western way of life. The rodeo features a competition between real cowboys who are from real working ranches in the Texas and Oklahoma Panhandles and New Mexico.

This rodeo is different and unique from other rodeos because they showcase and promote real events that these cowboys participate in on a regular basis on their ranches. One distinctive aspect of this rodeo is the qualifications that a ranch must have to be eligible for the Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo. The rodeo committee as well as the Coors Cowboy Club board review and give consideration to each ranch based on certain criteria. Important criteria would be the historical significance of the ranch. Lastly, the Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo ranches must be working ranches.

There will be a Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive on June 2nd. The event will kick off at 6:00 pm at the corner of 11th & Polk St. You are welcome to come cheer on the cattle and riders from any point along the way. The cattle drive is sponsored by the Amarillo Convention & Visitor Council.

Coors Cowboy Club Cattle Drive

On June 3rd and 4th, the rodeo will kick off at 7:00 pm both nights. Tickets for adults, 15 and up are $25, children ages 7-14 are $15, and children 6 years and under are free. There will be a meal served inside the Amarillo National Center from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm. After the rodeo be sure to join everyone in a dance under the food court. Don’t wait, purchase your tickets today and get ready to have a memorable weekend at the Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas.

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Megan deFabry

Howdy, I'm Megan deFabry. I grew up in Reno, Nevada, but since 2017 my heart has called Texas home. I now reside in Austin, Texas since 2020. I'm driven by my faith, cherished relationships with family and friends, and my professional ambitions. I'm passionate about digital marketing and journalism, especially the wide-open spaces of America's Western lifestyle, the grit of agriculture, the excitement of rodeo, and the heart of country music. For nearly a decade, I've been sharing this way of life through storytelling. And like any good cowboy tale, there's a loyal sidekick, my little Dachshund, Frank, who I adopted from a shelter in New Braunfels, Texas, back in 2018. He keeps me grounded, reminding me to chase horizons and savor life's simple joys. I graduated from Texas State University with a Bachelor of Science in Consumer Affairs and a minor in Mass Communication. My major taught me to decode consumer behavior, which is crucial for marketing, while my minor sharpened my storytelling skills. Since then, I've spent years mastering SEO and content strategy, staying ahead in a fast-moving field. My work even caught the eye of Cowboy Lifestyle Network's CTO, Irish Padmore, who recognized me for contributing to his research on Consumer Behavior in the Age of AI. Since 2018, I've been honored to work at Cowboy Lifestyle Network. Now as Editor-in-Chief writing, editing, and publishing articles that capture the cowboy spirit, crafting strategies rooted in Western values, and building real client connections. Guided by ethical journalism, I aim to tell stories that resonate and reflect the unsung heroes of the Western spirit.