When January arrives in Denver, many people turn their attention to the National Western Stock Show and Rodeo. Spanning 16 days, the #NWSS2015 serves as an entertainment mecca for everyone who loves rodeos, livestock and anything western.
This year’s show, which will run from January 10-25, will feature a variety of events including a Denver rodeo that offers some of the highest prize money of any rodeo in the world, the largest Western Trade Show in Colorado, Horse Shows that attract contestants from all over the United States and a Livestock Show that’s billed as the “Super Bowl” of shows everywhere.
Because most people want to see numerous events during the 16 days, many choose to purchase Guest Badges for $50 that provides admission for the span of the show.
Always popular with attendees, a variety of horse shows are featured such as:
The Grand Prix, with over $40,000 in prize money available, attracts jumpers from across the country that are eager to compete against the best and come out on top.
Featuring Alpacas, bison, llamas and goats the Specialty show is a real source of entertainment for everyone.
Many of the world’s best Western retailers exhibit at the National Western Stock Show. Some of the most popular merchandise on display includes:
With so much to do and see, it’s a sure bet the 2015 National Western Stock Show and Rodeo will be a huge hit with all who attend and participate.
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