Performance 1 - Friday, May 2 at 7:00PM

Performance 2 - Saturday, May 3 at 7:00PM

Performance 3 - Sunday, May 4 at 2:00PM

Slack Performance - Thursday, May 1 at 10:00AM

Drayton Valley Omniplex

Adults $25

Seniors $20

Children (6-14) $10

5 & Under Free

Cash only. ATM on site.

Advanced ticket sales at Drayton Valley Value Drug Mart. All other ticket sales will be at the door. Doors open 1 hour before each performance.

1. Bareback Riding

   Bareback Riding is one of the most thrilling events in rodeo. The rider must stay atop a powerful, bucking horse for 8 intense seconds, using only one hand to grip a specially designed rigging. With the horse's unpredictable movements and raw energy, this event is a true test of strength, balance, and endurance.

2. Tie-Down Roping

   Also known as calf roping, Tie-Down Roping showcases a cowboy's speed, precision, and horsemanship. The competitor chases down a calf on horseback, expertly ropes it, and quickly dismounts to tie three of its legs together. This event is a fast-paced demonstration of skill and coordination.

3. Saddle Bronc Riding

   Saddle Bronc Riding combines skill, grace, and raw power. Riders must stay on a bucking horse for 8 seconds while using a specialized saddle. Unlike bareback riding, this event requires more controlled movement, making it a true blend of strength and finesse.

4. Steer Wrestling

   Known as bulldogging, Steer Wrestling is an adrenaline-packed event where a cowboy chases a steer on horseback, leaps from the saddle, and wrestles the animal to the ground. It’s a high-speed race against the clock that requires incredible strength and timing.

5. Ladies Barrel Racing

   Barrel Racing is a fast-paced event exclusively for female competitors. Riders navigate a cloverleaf pattern around three barrels at breakneck speed. Precision, agility, and an unbreakable bond between horse and rider are key to achieving the fastest time.

6. Team Roping

   Team Roping is the ultimate display of teamwork and precision. Two cowboys work together to rope a steer—one ropes the head, while the other secures the hind legs. Perfect timing and seamless coordination are essential for success in this dynamic event.

7. Bull Riding

   Bull Riding is the epitome of rodeo excitement and danger. Riders face off against a powerful, unpredictable bull, striving to stay mounted for a grueling 8 seconds. This event demands unmatched bravery, balance, and resilience, captivating audiences around the world.