Carbondale
Wild West Rodeo

For 12 Weeks in June through August - Rain or Shine

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August 8, 2021

Join us for Hawaiian Night this Thursday, Aug. 12th

Hawaiian Night August 12, 2021

Kids of all ages will enjoy Hawaiian Night. No matter if you want to celebrate the heritage of the Paniolo, remember your last visit or just wear a loud shirt or other island attire, the Carbondale Rodeo’s annual Hawaiian night, August 12th is sure to be a colorful night.

Kids and adults alike don the grass skirts and Hawaiian shirts and watch our cowboys, cowgirls and horses rock their Hawaiian attire. All other rodeos you will see our cowboys, cowgirls and volunteers in long sleeved western shirts and full western attire. Hawaiian night that decorum is overlooked and we say aloha to a night of bright colorful fun.

Want to see cowboys in grass skirts? This is the night.

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Welcome to the Rodeo

The Carbondale Rodeo Committee is a not-for-profit, volunteer organization committed to keeping the Roaring Fork Valley’s western heritage alive by offering a fun family-oriented event for residents and visitors alike. The Carbondale Wild West Rodeo is held every Thursday from June until late August, rain or shine.

The Rodeo Season

The rodeo season will begin the first Thursday in June, and continue through the third Thursday in August. Come down to the rodeo every Thursday evening for 12 weeks. 

  • Gates open at 5 pm 
  • Slack is at 5:45 pm
  • Grand Entry is at 7:30
Get Involved

Join us in preserving the Western heritage of the Roaring Fork Valley by volunteering for the Carbondale Wild West Rodeo! Contribute to a meaningful cause, build lasting connections, and enjoy personal satisfaction in supporting a not-for-profit organization dedicated to the spirit of the Wild West. Whether you're experienced with livestock or not, there's a role for you. Sign up today and make a difference at the Carbondale Rodeo!

To volunteer, email Jashine Wise at:
[email protected] or call
(970) 618-4325