Sonoma County Wine Country Rodeo 2019

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Are you looking for some of the toughest rodeo action in the country? You might want to head on over to Sonoma County because the Sonoma County Wine Country Rodeo is here, August 1-11th, 2019. The Sonoma County Fairgrounds will be the venue for the Wine County Rodeo in 2019. It will bring along with it some of the most thrilling and action-packed rodeo performances you will ever experience.

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association is sanctioning this event. This means you can expect some serious rodeo competition to take place this year in Sonoma County. The competitors will be some of the best in the country and the world. Cowboys from the Midwest, Mexico, and Brazil will compete with one another to win the top position in the Sonoma County Wine Country Rodeo 2019.

Events

There will be a number of activities at the Sonoma County Wine Country Rodeo 2019 for you and your family to enjoy. The events include steer wrestling, barrel racing, team roping, bareback riding, bull riding, and much more. All of these events come together to make your experience even better.

Additional Events

Of course, the Sonoma County Wine Country Rodeo is not known for just the rodeo action. There will be plenty more for the family to do when they make their way to the Sonoma County Fairgrounds for the PRCA event. You will even witness the Miss Wine Country Rodeo among other things.

Ticket Information

If you want to make sure that you do not miss out on the action, try to get your tickets for the event as soon as possible. Believe us when we tell you that they will run out. Call the Fairgrounds at 707-545-4200 or go online at www.sonomacountyfair.com/fair/rodeo.php. to get your tickets right away. This way you can make sure that the whole family can enjoy the high-intensity rodeo action without any problems.

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