There’s nothing quite like a night at the rodeo: the sound of hooves hitting the dirt, the roar of the crowd, and the excitement that comes with watching professional cowboys compete under the lights.
This September, that Western tradition returns to Kingman, Arizona, as the Kingsmen Andy Devine PRCA Pro Rodeo takes over the Mohave County Fairgrounds for two days of rodeo action on September 18–19, 2026. Held during the Mohave County Fair, the Kingsmen Rodeo brings professional rodeo competition, family-friendly special events, vendors, and plenty of Western spirit together for a weekend that gives rodeo fans another reason to make the trip to Kingman.
Two Days of PRCA Rodeo Action
The Kingsmen are proud members of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) and the Grand Canyon Pro Rodeo Association (GCPRA). The organization is dedicated to preserving the Western heritage that helped shape Kingman while supporting local community and charitable initiatives.
The 2026 rodeo will give fans two opportunities to experience the action at the Mohave County Fairgrounds.
Friday, September 18
Gates Open: 5:00 PM
Kick off the weekend with Friday night’s PRCA Rodeo. Get to the fairgrounds early, take in the atmosphere, and get ready for an evening of professional rodeo competition.
Saturday, September 19
Gates Open: 12:00 PM
Rodeo Performance: 2:00 PM
Saturday brings another full day of rodeo action, making it a great opportunity for families and visitors to spend the day at the fairgrounds before enjoying the main performance.
The official Kingsmen Rodeo website currently lists the September 18 and 19 performances, along with ticket information for both days.
More Than Professional Rodeo
While the PRCA competition is the main attraction, there is more happening around the Kingsmen Rodeo.
The organization currently lists Mutton Bustin’, Steer Riding and Calf Dressing among its rodeo events, giving younger participants a chance to get into the arena and giving families some of the weekend’s most entertaining moments. The Kingsmen also have registration information for local entries and Saturday slack.
For those looking to participate, the official Kingsmen website is the place to watch for registration details, rules, and waivers as the event approaches.
Mutton Bustin’
Mutton Bustin’ is one of rodeo’s favorite youth events, and it gives young riders the chance to experience the arena for themselves.
Steer Riding
Young competitors can also take on the challenge of steer riding, putting their balance and determination to the test.
Calf Dressing
Calf Dressing brings another family-friendly competition to the rodeo lineup and is sure to get the crowd involved.
Make a Weekend Out of Your Trip to Kingman
If you’re traveling to the Kingsmen Rodeo, don’t just make it a quick trip to the arena. Kingman is a destination worth exploring before and after the rodeo.
Known as the Heart of Historic Route 66, Kingman offers visitors a mix of Western heritage, Route 66 history, and outdoor adventure. The city’s tourism office highlights its historic downtown, surrounding mountain ranges, desert landscapes, and Route 66 attractions. One of the best places to begin is the Powerhouse Visitor Center and Arizona Route 66 Museum, where visitors can explore Kingman’s connection to the historic Mother Road. Downtown Kingman also offers historic buildings, restaurants, and Route 66 landmarks.
The Kingsmen themselves recommend attractions including Downtown Kingman, the Powerhouse Visitor Center and Route 66 Museum, and the Mohave Museum of History and Arts for visitors looking to experience more of the area. So whether you’re traveling in from another Arizona community, making a Route 66 road trip, or simply looking for a fun Western weekend, Kingman gives you plenty of reasons to stay a little longer.
What to Know Before You Go
WHAT: Kingsmen Andy Devine PRCA Pro Rodeo
WHEN: September 18–19, 2026
WHERE: Mohave County Fairgrounds, 2600 Fairgrounds Blvd., Kingman, AZ 86401
FRIDAY GATES: 5:00 PM
SATURDAY GATES: 12:00 PM
SATURDAY RODEO: 2:00 PM
RODEO: PRCA Professional Rodeo
SPECIAL EVENTS: Mutton Bustin’, Steer Riding and Calf Dressing
LOCATION: Mohave County Fairgrounds during the Mohave County Fair
TICKETS: Available through the official Kingsmen Rodeo ticketing system
Don’t Miss the 2026 Kingsmen Rodeo
From professional rodeo competition to youth events and the atmosphere of the Mohave County Fair, the 2026 Kingsmen Rodeo is shaping up to be a weekend worth putting on the calendar. With two PRCA performances, family-friendly rodeo events, and the opportunity to explore one of Arizona’s most iconic Route 66 communities, Kingman offers the perfect backdrop for a Western getaway.
So grab your family, round up your friends, and make plans to head to Kingman on September 18–19. The arena is waiting, the dirt is ready, and the Kingsmen Rodeo is calling. Get Your Tickets!
Don’t wait until rodeo weekend to make your plans. Visit the official Kingsmen Rodeo website for the latest event information and tickets.
Last Updated on 08/25/2026 by Fernando Rosas Suarez
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