Taylor Night Rodeo 2021

The 4th of July is just around the corner and the town of Taylor, Arizona is getting ready for one grand Independence Day weekend celebration. Come join us on Friday, July 2nd, and Saturday, July 3rd for the Taylor Night Rodeo 2021. This will be a memorable way to ring in America’s birthday with a rich rodeo full of western heritage and the cowboy way of life. 

This event is unique and unlike any other because this annual celebration allows the public to join any event even if you don’t have a membership card. Local competitors are most welcome but if you can rope and ride you’re more than welcome to participate in any event. That includes anyone being able to win a prize if you place during the competition. 

All ages are welcome, bring your family and friends for a fun, memorable time and come show your patriotism at Taylor’s grand Independence Day celebration. The town of Taylor will celebrate with a free pancake breakfast, flag-raising ceremony, the spectacular rodeo, firing of the anvil, and of course, we cannot forget the exquisite fireworks. Be sure to bring your appetite because there will be a selection of food vendors. There will be cowboy poetry and country music Friday, July 2nd at 7:00 PM, and Saturday, July 3rd there will be a dance on the pavilion at 9:30 PM. The spectacular rodeo event will include, bull riding, barrel racing, bareback riding, saddle bronc, tie-down roping, team roping, steer wrestling, and breakaway roping.

This will be the 67th year of the Taylor Night Rodeo. The rodeo will kick off at 7:00 PM and we sure hope to see y’all there! This rodeo is one of the most anticipated family-friendly events of the summer in Arizona. The rodeo will be full of a ton of thrilling, action-packed moments. It’ll have you on the edge of your seat and it’ll give you an adrenaline rush. You can purchase your tickets at the gate or online at www.tayloraz.org. Children 7 years old and under are free. Don’t wait, get your tickets now and get ready to have a memorable weekend at the Taylor 67th Annual Night Rodeo.