Home of Champions Rodeo

Visit the Red Lodge Fair Grounds around the 4th of July to see some of the roughest and toughest cowboys and girls compete in the Home of Champions Rodeo.

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Dates: July 02, 2010 - July 04, 2010 update info
Time: 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Event Cost: $15.00 general admission
Venue: Rodeo - Red Lodge, MT
Contact: Beth Boggio
Phone: (406) 446-2422
Email:
Website: redlodgerodeo.com
Event Details: Every year the national champions from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association come to Red Lodge for the biggest and greatest rodeo, called the Home of Champions. Over the course of three days enjoy a daily parade at noon and a rodeo at 6pm on Jul
Additional Info: For ticket information contact the Red Lodge Chamber of Commerce. (406)446-1718.

  • The Home of Champions Rodeo brings the best cowboys and girls to Red Lodge to compete in wild events
  • Typically occurs during the 4th of July
  • Each day there’s a parade downtown and the rodeo follows at the Fair Grounds west of town
  • Gen. admission is $15 per person
  • Vendors offer food, drinks, souvenirs and tack

Overview: Every Independence Day, the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association brings some of the roughest and toughest cowgirls and boys to compete in the Home of Champions Rodeo of Red Lodge, MT. For three days, the Red Lodge Fair Grounds host competitors, vendors, and visitors from all over, in one of the most famous Montana rodeos.

When: Occurs for three days every year around the 4th of July. There is a parade each day prior to the rodeo.

Where: The parade takes place on Broadway Avenue in downtown Red Lodge. The rodeo occurs at the fair grounds, 1 mile west of Red Lodge.

Fee: General admission to the rodeo is $15 per person.

Details: The riders and ropers that compete in the Home of Champions Rodeo are some of best in the world—and are sure to give fans a wild show. Some of the events include bull riding, team roping, barrel racing, breakaway roping and wild bronc riding. Also during the rodeo, vendors sell souvenirs, tack, food and drinks (including alcohol).

The Home of Champions Rodeo dates back to the late 1800’s when local cowboys would gather to ride exhibition broncs. In 1929 the Home of Champions Rodeo born, after group of these cowboys build an arena and began charging spectators a fee for admission. However, the Rodeo didn’t receive this name until 1954 when Bill Linderman, a local cowboy, won the World All Around Champion Title.

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