Washtenaw County FREE Youth Rodeo
About this Event
The Washtenaw County Bicentennial Youth Rodeo & Community Festival brings together residents from across our community for a family-friendly event filled with live entertainment, hands-on activities, local resources, great food, and thrilling rodeo action.
Before the rodeo begins, explore interactive exhibits from Michigan State University Extension and 4-H, meet animals, connect with County departments, enjoy food trucks, challenge your friends to giant yard games, and learn a few new moves during line dancing lessons with Sherry Hawkins. The evening continues with a live concert from Dwayne Spaw before the main event takes center stage.
The rodeo, presented in partnership with Next Generation Bull Riding, will feature amateur and professional bull riders, including professional Saline native Matt Allgood, along with exciting American Freestyle Bull Fighting performances.
Whether you're a lifelong rodeo fan or experiencing one for the first time, this event offers something for everyone while honoring the farming traditions and rural roots that have helped shape Washtenaw County for the past 200 years.
Event Highlights
• Professional and amateur bull riding
• American Freestyle Bull Fighting
• Live concert by Dwayne Spaw
• Line dancing lessons with Sherry Hawkins
• Food trucks
• Giant yard games and family activities
• Face painting
• 4-H and Michigan State University Extension exhibits
• County resource tables and family activities
• Animal exhibits
Schedule
3:00 PM – Doors Open
3:00 - 6:00 PM - Line dancing, MSU Extension and 4H exhibits, face painting, petting zoo, inflatable games, and food vendors (with free options)
6:30 PM – Dwayne Spaw Concert & Rodeo Introduction
7:00 PM – Rodeo Begins
~9:00 PM – Event Concludes
Come celebrate 200 years of Washtenaw County history, community, and agriculture.
Where is it happening?
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