Rodeo
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Jackson’s local rodeo is smaller than regional rodeos, but filled with action and fun.
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The Jackson Hole rodeo takes place during the summer season every Wednesday and Saturday night.
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Fees and costs are minimal for an entire evening’s entertainment.
Overview
Unlike the larger rodeo's in other parts of the state, Jackson's rodeo maintains it's local, "anyone who has the gumption can do it" attitude that makes it representative of both the community and the original intention of the sport.
Noted for fine stock, young cowboys coming up through the ranks and people who just love to rodeo, it's a great choice for action-packed fun during summer nights in Jackson Hole.
Location/Directions
The Jackson Hole Rodeo is held at the Teton County Fairgrounds Arena located on West Snow King Ave, just on the southwestern edge of the city.
Hours/Seasons
The Jackson Hole rodeo takes place during the summer season every Wednesday and Saturday night, usually from Memorial Weekend to Labor Day Weekend.
Gates open at 7:30 pm and the action packed events start at 8:00 pm.
Fees/Cost
All seating at the Jackson Hole Rodeo is general admission. Fees and costs are minimal for an entire evening’s entertainment. The ticket prices for the 2011 season:
- Reserved Seating: $20
- General Admission Adult/Child: $15/$9
