Allegro’s PBR in Paris by Cody Nance 2022

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Take a trip down to the Henry County Fairgrounds on July 1st and 2nd for the PBR in Paris, Tennessee. The fairgrounds are located at 517 Royal Oak Dr, Paris, TN 38242. Professional Bull Rider, Cody Nance is hosting Allegro’s PBR in Paris presented by Chris Dowdy of Mossy Oak Properties. Gates will open at 5:00 pm and the event will kick off at 7:00 pm on both nights. Come experience this extreme event, all ages are welcome! Don’t wait, purchase your tickets today!

Come watch some of PBRs top-ranked cowboys display their bull riding skills for a chance to take home a piece of the high-money jackpot. Cody Nance stated, “We have doubled the prize money. I know first hand if you want to have a bigger event, with higher-ranked riders, you have to get their attention with the prize money. Our goal is to have 3 of the top 10 riders in the world here that weekend.”

Photo Credit: Allegro Marinade’s PBR in Paris

Tickets

Tickets for the two-day event are $35 for general admission each night. VIP tickets are $100 per night and will include premier seating, a parking pass for exclusive parking, and a souvenir shirt. VIPs will also get access to a “Meet the Riders” event before the competition begins. Tickets will be available through the Joe Mahan Ford Ticket Box Office on Eventbrite. For more information contact the Paris-Henry County Chamber of Commerce at (731) 642-3431. This is an event you don’t want to miss. Come make new memories at the PBR in Paris. Purchase your tickets today and we’ll see you there!

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