AUSTIN, TEXAS (RFD News) — Rodeo Austin is once again bringing together families, youth, and agriculture enthusiasts for one of Texas’s longest-running spring traditions.
First established in 1938, the event continues to focus on growing the next generation of agriculture leaders.
From livestock shows to horse events, Rodeo Austin offers a wide range of opportunities for participants and spectators alike. One highlight is the Gold Stirrup Horse Show, which gives riders with special needs the chance to compete in disciplines such as trail, showmanship, barrels, as well as both English and Western pleasure classes.
For families attending, the event goes beyond the arena. Visitors can enjoy pony rides, a petting zoo, and Barnyard Boulevard, where guests can learn more about agriculture and livestock up close. The Exhibit Hall features vendors from across the region, while the carnival, outdoor music stage, and Wild West Show add to the festival activities.
Organizers say Rodeo Austin is designed to ensure every visitor not only has fun, but also leaves with a deeper appreciation for agriculture.
Viewers can catch our livestock show coverage from Rodeo Austin streaming live now through March 28 only on RFD+
