Winning UA Coach Adia Barnes is 2022 Rodeo Parade Grand Marshal
Adia
Barnes has been named the Grand Marshal of the 97th Tucson Rodeo
Parade.Barnes is a championship player,
coach, sports broadcaster, mentor, and community leader. Continue reading about the 2022 Tucson Rodeo Grand Marshal.
What
Happens at the Tucson Rodeo & Parade
The
Rodeo and the Parade are two major events held during
the 3rd week of February:
Tucson Rodeo
center stage with six rodeo schedule performances,
and the and the
As
one of the top 25 rodeos on the Professional Rodeo
Cowboys Association (PRCA) calendar, the Tucson Rodeo
attracts the sport’s current and former world
champions, all vying for a share of tens of thousands
of dollars in prize money.
La Fiesta de los
Vaqueros is hosted by the nonprofit Tucson Rodeo
and Tucson Rodeo Parade Committees. A portion of the
rodeo proceeds benefits community groups including the
University of Arizona Foundation scholarship fund and
local Lion’s and Rotary Clubs. Read more about
the Tucson Rodeo Parade.
The Tucson Rodeo
Parade Museum contain historical exhibits, ADA access
and updated bathroom facilities. Over 125 horse-drawn
vehicles and the great displays featuring life as it
was in late-1800 Tucson. More
information on the Tucson Rodeo
Parade Museum.
The Legends and Treasures of the Santa
Catalina Mountains
Discover
the forgotten history and legends of the Catalina
Mountains– the lost Iron Door Mine, the lost city and
the lost mission; the history of Oracle and Buffalo
Bill Cody's gold mines in the Catalinas. Copies
available for purchase at Tucson Rodeo Museum. By
local Tucson author Robert Zucker.
