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Rodeo Austin 2025

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Austin, Texas – Experience the best of the West at Rodeo Austin, March 14th-29th, 2025! This Austin tradition offers something for everyone: electrifying live music performances, heart-pounding Pro Rodeo action, a captivating livestock show, and a lively carnival. Don’t miss the ultimate Western experience!

Humble Beginnings

From humble beginnings in 1938, a dream was born: a small livestock show, a spark of hope for Texas youth. That spark ignited, growing into the powerhouse we know as Rodeo Austin. Witness the incredible journey—from a few cherished animals to a stage for 4H and FFA members statewide. Feel the thrill of the rodeo, added in 1950, now a top-five Pro Rodeo in America. But the heart of Rodeo Austin beats for the kids. As a non-profit since the 80s, over $8 million has been invested in scholarships, empowering 2,000 students. Rodeo Austin isn’t just showcasing agriculture; they’re cultivating the future of Texas.

Symphony of Excitement

Rodeo Austin isn’t just a rodeo; it’s a symphony of excitement! Witness the classic events that ignite your spirit, and the pure delight of watching kids try their hand at mutton bustin’. Every night, let the music sweep you away with incredible live concerts. But the adventure doesn’t stop there. Dive into the whirlwind of the carnival, where laughter echoes, lights flash, and the aroma of sizzling treats fills the air. Whether you crave the raw thrill of the rodeo, the joy of a perfect carnival ride, or simply soaking in the atmosphere of live music, Rodeo Austin delivers an unforgettable escape.

Experience Rodeo Austin

Get ready to feel the rush of adrenaline, the pure joy of laughter, the pride of accomplishment. Rodeo Austin delivers it all. I love to watch the cowboys and cowgirls pour their hearts into every performance. Their dedication and hard work is truly inspiring. Immerse yourself and watch the dust kick up, the thunder of hooves, the flashing lights of the carnival, the gentle presence of the livestock. Explore the vibrant craft and vendor booths, find a unique souvenir, and fill your soul with the spirit of Texas. This is your chance to break free from the ordinary and experience something extraordinary. Your adventure awaits at rodeoaustin.com.

About the Author:

Biography:

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.

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