Reno, Nevada – Ready to feel your heart pound with the wildest energy the West has to offer? The 106th annual Reno Rodeo is headed into “The Biggest Little City in the World,” and you absolutely won’t want to miss it! Imagine the raw power of the top cowboys, cowgirls, and rankest animal athletes, creating an unforgettable spectacle that will leave you breathless. Kick off the excitement early with Scotty McCreery live in concert on Wednesday, June 18th, before the main event officially explodes from Thursday, June 19th, through Saturday, June 28th. This isn’t just a rodeo; it’s the wildest, richest rodeo in the West for all ages, a chance to create memories that will last a lifetime. If you’re in the Reno area, prepare to be swept away by the thrill! Purchase your tickets today!
Reno Rodeo
June 19th – June 28th, 2025
Rodeo Arena Gates Open: 5:00 pm
Start: 7:00 pm
1350 N. Wells Avenue, Reno, Nevada 89512
The Reno Rodeo is the city’s longest-running event, dating back to 1919 when the community banded together looking for a way to celebrate the end of WWI, deciding on a rodeo and “carnival of the range.” Today, the Reno Rodeo is the fourth richest rodeo in the PRCA, put on by over 900 volunteers with over 140,000 fans in attendance. This is the 4th richest PRCA tour rodeo and the 3rd best, as recognized by USA Today’s 10 Best Readers Choice. The Reno Rodeo has been nationally televised on The Cowboy Channel, CBS Sports, Fox Sports Net, Versus, ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPN Classic.
Get ready to feel your heart pound and experience the untamed spirit of the West at the Reno Rodeo! Witness the ultimate talent of cowboys, cowgirls, and animal athletes in bareback riding, saddle bronc riding, bull riding, steer wrestling, team roping, tie-down roping, barrel racing, and breakaway. Witness the pure joy of mutton busting as the little ones get in on the action! The thrill extends far beyond the arena; immerse yourself in a true Western celebration with the iconic Reno Cattle Drive, a vibrant parade, and a thrilling carnival. Enjoy captivating competition drill teams, the inspiring Cowboy Church, a lively Golf Tournament, Businessmen’s Steer Decorating, the majestic Broken Spoke Clydesdales, Reno Rodeo Chuck Wagon, Pair A Dice Carriages. Don’t miss the adorable chaos of Wild Pony Races, endless shopping opportunities, the VIP Doc Bar Speakeasy, live music, dancing, and so much more! Throughout the years, I have so many unforgettable memories in my hometown from the Reno Rodeo. I’m always captivated by the cowboys and cowgirls who pour their heart and soul into every ride. Their unwavering dedication and true grit set an extraordinary example of passion and perseverance, leaving me inspired. It truly is a memorable experience that will leave you eagerly anticipating next year’s return.
“It’s a Cowboy State of Mind”
-Reno Rodeo
*Schedule subject to change without notice.
While some days have limited availability with single tickets or seats with obstructed views, more options might open up the week of the rodeo. To find the best seats for you, contact the ticket office directly for the most up-to-date availability! The Rodeo Ticket Office has moved to the Livestock Pavilion at Wells Ave. through gates 1 or 2 for entry. Ticket Office hours are 10 am-6 pm June 9th-13th & June 16th & 17th, 10 am-8 pm June 18th-28th.
If you need assistance with ADA/accessible seating, please call the Rodeo Ticket Office directly at 775-329-3877 x132. While ADA seats for June 19th, 23rd, 27th, and 28th are currently sold out, our team can help you with other available dates. Please note there’s a limit of two tickets per transaction for ADA seating.
*All ages from 3 years old and above will need a ticket for entry into the Rodeo Arena. 2 years old and under are free on lap.
*CLEAR BAG POLICY is implemented! Please check renorodeo.com for more information.
Special thank you to all of the Reno Rodeo sponsors for making this event possible. Saddle up, put on your favorite Wrangler Jeans, and join Cowboy Lifestyle Network for a celebration in Reno, Nevada.
Coors Banquet has been around for more than 150 years. They haven’t compromised their craft. You get what you give, and they’ve only given the best that they can brew. Banquet is brewed with 100% Rocky Mountain water, so when you’re enjoying a Banquet, you’re drinking history. Coors Banquet has been an amazing and loyal sponsor of professional rodeo since 1980. Their support runs deep for the inspiration and passion of rodeo cowboys. Coors Banquet has been the official beer of the PRCA since 1987 and is the sponsor for the Gold Rush Days & Senior Pro Rodeo. Coors Banquet launched its “Man in the Can” program in 1984. The program recognizes top barrelmen in ProRodeo for the uniqueness, determination, and passion that they display in the rodeo arenas all throughout the United States. Coors Banquet is dedicated to its fans with a grass-roots sponsorship of local rodeos as well as ingenious marketing. Next time you’re thirsty for a cold one, Make It a Banquet.
The Western Wear icon since 1947, Wrangler is an authentic American brand with a rich legacy rooted in the Western Lifestyle. The brand is the title sponsor of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and supporter of hundreds of western events across North America. From the greatest rodeo cowboys and cowgirls in the world, like Stetson Wright, JB Mauney, and Hailey Kinsel, to headlining country music artists, George Strait, Aaron Watson, Lainey Wilson, and Cody Johnson, Wrangler is the brand of choice for the biggest stars in the West. Long Live Cowboys! Long Live Cowgirls!
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