2026 Douglas County Fair & Rodeo
Indoor Arena
8:00 am - 11:00 am
Jr. Division Dog Agility
Jr. Division Dog Agility
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
The 4-H Dog Agility competition is an exciting event where young handlers and their canine companions showcase their teamwork, skills, and agility on an obstacle course. Participants guide their dogs through a series of jumps, tunnels, weave poles, and other obstacles while racing against the clock. Judges evaluate the teams based on their speed, accuracy, and ability to navigate the course smoothly.
Fairgrounds
4:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Midway
4:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Midway
4:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Events Center
4:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Midway Stage
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Jeffrey Alan Band
Jeffrey Alan Band
Powerful entertainers from Southern Colorado, the Jeffrey Alan Band is a well-known and well-traveled Country Band that specializes in professionalism and creating a party atmosphere to entertain crowds—young and old! They cover hits from George Strait and Garth to Jason Aldean and Luke Bryan, as well as Aaron Watson, Luke Combs, and Cody Johnson!
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
8:15 pm
Drone Show
Drone Show
Outdoor Arena
8:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Trace Adkins
Trace Adkins
We’re thrilled to announce that country music legend Trace Adkins will be taking the stage at the 2026 Douglas County Fair & Rodeo on Friday, July 24, 2026! Known for his rich baritone, hit songs, and commanding live presence, Trace brings classic country energy and unforgettable storytelling to the Fair’s kickoff concert. Get ready for an amazing night of music and memories under the summer sky presented by Bank of Colorado!
Outdoor Arena
10:30 pm
Drone Show – Encore
Drone Show – Encore
Downtown Castle Rock
9:30 am
Douglas County Fair & Rodeo Parade
Douglas County Fair & Rodeo Parade
Celebrate the Fair at the Parade in downtown Castle Rock, presented by the Castle Rock Chamber in partnership with the Town of Castle Rock. The parade starts on the south end of Town, and flows down Wilcox to 4th, to Perry, and ends at the Castle Rock Fire Department.
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
10:30 am - 3:00 pm
Jr. Division Llama Show followed by afternoon with a Llama
Jr. Division Llama Show followed by afternoon with a Llama
Join us for a day of fun, learning, and friendly competition as llamas and their handlers strut their stuff to compete for the top prize.
The show is followed by Afternoon with a Llama.
Outdoor Arena
11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Lawn Tractor Pull
Lawn Tractor Pull
Rev up the excitement at the lawn tractor pull at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! Watch as souped-up tractors battle it out, pulling heavy loads down the track in a test of power, precision, and grit. It’s loud, it’s thrilling, and it’s fun for all ages—whether you’re a die-hard motorsports fan or just looking for something unique. Don’t miss this crowd-favorite event that brings horsepower and hometown pride together!
Fairgrounds
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Events Center
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Midway
11:00 am - 10:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Midway
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Indoor Arena
12:00 pm
Jr. Division Dog Shows
Jr. Division Dog Shows
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Junior Division Dog Showmanship begins at 12 pm
Junior Division Dog Rally (following Showmanship)
Junior Division Dog Obedience (following Showmanship)
Young dog enthusiasts showcase their skills and bond with their canine companions in this exciting event. From obedience to agility, our junior handlers demonstrate their dedication and training alongside their beloved dogs.
Warm-up Arena
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Stick Horse Rodeo
Stick Horse Rodeo
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
The Stick Horse Rodeo is a miniaturized rodeo for young kids, instead of riding horses they ride stick horses. The Stick Horse Rodeo consists of 6 events:
- Barrels
- Poles
- Flags
- Horseshoe toss
- Roping
- Bull Bag
All ages are welcome to participation and the only limitation is that kids must be 30 lbs or less to ride the bull bag. Each participant will receive a bandana, contestant number and a ribbon. The Douglas County Royalty court will help the kids during the event and be available for autographs. No pre-registration required. This special rodeo is free.
Indoor Arena
9:00 am
Jr. Division Horse Show – Showmanship, Trail and Western
Jr. Division Horse Show – Showmanship, Trail and Western
Young riders and their horses come together to demonstrate their horsemanship skills and passion for equine companionship.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Tent on Grass Fields
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Farm to Table
Farm to Table
Savor delectable dishes prepared with locally sourced ingredients, celebrating the rich agricultural and ranching heritage of Douglas County while enjoying a delicious meal straight from the farm to your table.
Farm-to-Table Tickets include admission to the Fair.
Events Center
10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Creative Arts Exhibit Entry Receiving
Creative Arts Exhibit Entry Receiving
You are invited to enter the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo Creative Arts Open Division competitions. Do you make quilts, take great photos, paint, make jewelry, work on crafts, crochet, knit, bake, or make goods?
Open Class Competitions – DC Fair & Rodeo
Midway
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Midway
11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Fairgrounds
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Outside of Barns
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
Vintage Car Club of Castle Rock Car Show
Vintage Car Club of Castle Rock Car Show
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Step back in time and marvel at a stunning display of classic and modern automobiles meticulously cared for by passionate enthusiasts of the Vintage Car Club of Castle Rock. Join us as we celebrate automotive history and craftsmanship at its finest. Whether you’re a seasoned car enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of automobiles, this event promises an unforgettable experience.
Events Center
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Outdoor Arena
12:00 pm - 6:30 pm
Draft Horse Show (Pull followed by Show)
Draft Horse Show (Pull followed by Show)
Step back in time and witness the raw power and teamwork of majestic draft horses at the Draft Horse Pull! Watch as skilled teams compete to pull heavy weights in this exciting test of strength, strategy, and partnership. It’s a can’t-miss event for horse lovers and families alike—and it’s all included with your $5 Grounds Admission to the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo!
Indoor Arena
12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Jr. Division Horse Show – Gymkhana
Jr. Division Horse Show – Gymkhana
Young riders and their horses come together to demonstrate their horsemanship skills and passion for equine companionship.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Midway Stage
2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Jessica Loobey
Jessica Loobey
Jessica Loobey was born and raised on a cattle ranch in Western South Dakota, just outside of Sturgis. Aside from her love of country living and animals, Jessica’s admiration of music was influenced by her parents at a young age. She has loved to sing country music ever since she was about 5 years old.
Her dreams started to come true a few years ago when she joined a local duo, and eventually built her own band. Meanwhile, Jessica also released her first Nashville record in April of 2022. Both of her released albums: Three Chords and the Truth, and latest release, Double or Nothin’ are available on all digital platforms, feature multiple self-written songs, and have over 185,000 streams on Spotify alone.
Jessica’s most recent accomplishments include earning two 2024 nominations with the Midwest Country Music Organization – Album of the Year for her latest release, “Double or Nothin’ ” and Entertainer of the Year. She was nominated for the Collaboration of the year for “4 Letter Word” during the 2025 awards. She is also signed with SSM Records of Nashville as a developing artist.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Pavilion
3:00 pm
Farm Bureau Buckaroo Family Rodeo
Farm Bureau Buckaroo Family Rodeo
Saddle up for a fun-filled afternoon at the Douglas County Farm Bureau’s Buckaroo Rodeo! This free family event invites fairgoers of all ages to test their western skills in a friendly competition featuring hilarious events like Cow Chip Toss, Stick Horse Racin’, and Calf Ropin’. Compete against fellow participants for prizes and the coveted title of overall Champion. It’s the perfect way to add some country flair to your Sunday at the fair!
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Midway Stage
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Jessica Loobey
Jessica Loobey
Jessica Loobey was born and raised on a cattle ranch in Western South Dakota, just outside of Sturgis. Aside from her love of country living and animals, Jessica’s admiration of music was influenced by her parents at a young age. She has loved to sing country music ever since she was about 5 years old.
Her dreams started to come true a few years ago when she joined a local duo, and eventually built her own band. Meanwhile, Jessica also released her first Nashville record in April of 2022. Both of her released albums: Three Chords and the Truth, and latest release, Double or Nothin’ are available on all digital platforms, feature multiple self-written songs, and have over 185,000 streams on Spotify alone.
Jessica’s most recent accomplishments include earning two 2024 nominations with the Midwest Country Music Organization – Album of the Year for her latest release, “Double or Nothin’ ” and Entertainer of the Year. She was nominated for the Collaboration of the year for “4 Letter Word” during the 2025 awards. She is also signed with SSM Records of Nashville as a developing artist.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Indoor Arena
9:00 am
Jr. Division Horse Show – Working Ranch followed by English
Jr. Division Horse Show – Working Ranch followed by English
Young riders and their horses come together to demonstrate their horsemanship skills and passion for equine companionship.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Events Center
9:00 am
Open Division Creative Arts Bake Sale
Open Division Creative Arts Bake Sale
Join us in supporting the Fair at our annual bake sale, featuring delectable treats from the baking competition. Indulge in the finest creations from Douglas County’s talented bakers and satisfy your sweet tooth with the best flavors in town.
Free Admission with Grounds Admission Ticket (Does not include the purchase of food)
Event Center
9:00 am
Creative Arts Open Division Quilt Judging (Open to the public)
Creative Arts Open Division Quilt Judging (Open to the public)
Observe the judging of the quilt competition and gain a new appreciation for this craft and art form.
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
4:00 pm
Jr. Division Breeding Beef Show
Jr. Division Breeding Beef Show
The 4-H Junior Division Breeding Beef Show is an exciting event where young participants showcase their breeding beef cattle to judges. Participants spend months preparing their animals through feeding, grooming, and training to ensure they meet industry standards for weight, muscle development, and overall appearance.
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
8:00 am
Jr. Division Market Goat Show followed by Meat Breeding & Market Goat Showmanship
Jr. Division Market Goat Show followed by Meat Breeding & Market Goat Showmanship
The 4-H Junior Division Market Goat Show is where young participants exhibit their market-ready goats to judges. Participants dedicate time to grooming, training, and feeding their goats to ensure they meet industry standards for weight, muscle development, and overall appearance.
Followed by Meat Breeding and Market Goat Showmanship
Multi-Purpose Barn South
8:00 am
Jr. Division Rabbit Show
Jr. Division Rabbit Show
The 4-H Rabbit Show is a competitive event where participants exhibit their rabbits in various categories such as breed, size, and age.
CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC
Multi-Purpose Barn South
9:00 am
Jr. Division Poultry Show – Breed, Market
Jr. Division Poultry Show – Breed, Market
Not open to the public.
Indoor Arena
10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Unbridled Rodeo
Unbridled Rodeo
Unbridled Rodeo Experience
The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo, in partnership with Developmental Pathways, is proud to host a special accessible rodeo and fair experience designed for individuals with disabilities, lower mobility and/or sensory sensitivity. This event offers a fun and welcoming environment filled with interactive activities like roping, barrel racing, and even riding a real mechanical bull—just like a traditional rodeo, but tailored for all abilities.
More than just fun, the day is about building confidence and creating unforgettable moments. Participants will not only get to try their hand at classic rodeo events, but also connect one-on-one with real cowboys, cowgirls, and rodeo queens who generously volunteer their time to make this day truly special.
NEW! This year the event will take place in a climate-controlled Indoor Arena
Registration will open in June 2026, we hope to see you there.
About Developmental Pathways
Developmental Pathways (DP) has been a vital community-based support for individuals with disabilities since 1964. Today, DP proudly serves over 15,000 members of all ages and their families in Arapahoe, Douglas, and Elbert Counties. Learn more at: www.dpcolo.org
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
12:00 pm
Jr. Division Market Beef Show
Jr. Division Market Beef Show
The 4-H Junior Division Market Beef Show is an exciting event where young participants showcase their market-ready beef cattle to judges. Participants spend months preparing their animals through feeding, grooming, and training to ensure they meet industry standards for weight, muscle development, and overall appearance.
Midway Stage
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm
Country Roads Showcase
Country Roads Showcase
Head over to the Midway Stage for an afternoon of rising stars and hometown talent! The Country Roads Showcase features young local vocal students performing in a rotating spotlight throughout the evening. Come cheer them on and enjoy free live music, including your $5 Grounds Admission at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo!
Midway
3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Midway
3:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Fairgrounds
3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
3:00 pm
Jr. Division Market Lamb Show followed by Home Raised Classes
Jr. Division Market Lamb Show followed by Home Raised Classes
The 4-H Junior Division Market Lamb Show is a competitive event where young participants demonstrate their skills in handling and presenting lambs to judges.
Followed by Home Raised Classes
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
6:00 pm
Jr. Division Market Swine Show
Jr. Division Market Swine Show
Come out to support Junior Division participants as they showcase their skills in handling and presenting market swine to judges.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Midway Stage
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Jeff Goodwin
Jeff Goodwin
My name is Jeff, and I’m a Colorado-based singer and performer. I was born in Houston, Texas, and moved to Golden when I was seven years old. I perform with my country band, The Front Range Cowboys, and stay active in the local music scene. In my spare time, I enjoy attending bluegrass pick sessions to continue developing my singing and guitar playing. I’ve had the opportunity to open for many national acts and occasionally perform at the Grizzly Rose here in Denver. In 2025, I was honored to be named Male Vocalist of the Year, an award presented by the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame. I’m grateful to share my music and be part of such a vibrant community.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
8:00 am
Jr. Division Non-Market Goat Show, Showmanship and Utility Goat Show
Jr. Division Non-Market Goat Show, Showmanship and Utility Goat Show
The 4-H Junior Division Market Goat Show is where young participants exhibit their goats to judges. Participants dedicate time to grooming, training, and feeding their goats to ensure they meet industry standards for weight, muscle development, and overall appearance.
Outdoor Arena
9:00 am - 12:00 pm
WPRA Barrel Racing & Breakaway Slack
WPRA Barrel Racing & Breakaway Slack
The Women’s Professional Rodeo Association (WPRA) is the oldest women’s sports organization in the country. Join us in cheering on these professional barrel racers in an exciting event open to all and free to the public.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
2:00 pm
Mutton Bustin
Mutton Bustin
$25 + fees
Tickets are not yet on sale. Please check back soon for the official on-sale date.
Mutton Bustin’ is an exciting activity that gives children a taste of rodeo excitement. Children cling to the backs of woolly sheep, aiming to stay on for as long as possible.
Payment is due at the time of registration – no refunds or transfers.
What You Need to Know:
• Registration will only be offered online
• Mutton Bustin’ is open to kids aged 5-7
• Rider must be under 50 lbs. wearing the clothes and footwear they will ride in. Weigh-ins take place at check-in. (For the safety of the animals, no exceptions will be made for a child weighing over 50.00 lbs.)
• Each session is limited to 40 kids
• Entry fee is $25. Entry fee is due to registration and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
• Participation waiver must be signed before the ride, during online pre-registration
• Like professional rodeo events, time and score count, but all these aspiring cowboys and cowgirls receive a participation ribbon
• Sorry, pardner, no re-rides, and the judge’s decision is final
What to Wear
Long-sleeved shirts and pants are required. Boots or tennis shoes, NO SANDALS or open-toed shoes allowed. Riders will be weighed in what they wear to ride. A safety vest & helmet are provided and must be worn by the rider. No spurs and riders must ride forward.
Finalists
The top 8 scores of each Mutton Bustin’ session will be able to ride at the ticketed rodeo performance later that day.
Event Center Conference Room 1+2
2:00 pm
Open Division Ag & Floriculture Judging
Open Division Ag & Floriculture Judging
Judging begins for the Open Division Ag and Floriculture Division in the event center.
Events Center
3:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Midway
3:00 pm - 10:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Fairgrounds
3:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Midway
3:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
4:00 pm
Junior Division Beef Showmanship
Junior Division Beef Showmanship
The 4-H Junior Division Beef Showmanship Show is an exciting event where young participants showcase their showmanship to a panel of judges. Participants spend months preparing their animals through feeding, grooming, and training to ensure they meet industry standards for weight, muscle development, and overall appearance.
Midway Stage
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Jeff Goodwin
Jeff Goodwin
My name is Jeff, and I’m a Colorado-based singer and performer. I was born in Houston, Texas, and moved to Golden when I was seven years old. I perform with my country band, The Front Range Cowboys, and stay active in the local music scene. In my spare time, I enjoy attending bluegrass pick sessions to continue developing my singing and guitar playing. I’ve had the opportunity to open for many national acts and occasionally perform at the Grizzly Rose here in Denver. In 2025, I was honored to be named Male Vocalist of the Year, an award presented by the Colorado Country Music Hall of Fame. I’m grateful to share my music and be part of such a vibrant community.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
ProRodeo Bares, Broncs & Bulls – Roughstock at the Rock Rodeo
ProRodeo Bares, Broncs & Bulls – Roughstock at the Rock Rodeo
$35+feesProfessional rodeo action consists of two types of competitions – roughstock events and timed events. Once again, the roughstock events of bareback riding, saddle bronc riding and bull riding will have their own fully sanctioned night in the Outdoor Arena on Thursday, August 1 at Bares, Broncs & Bulls – Roughstock at The Rock. In these events, the contestant is scored on both the animal’s performance and their own. To score, the cowboy must stay on the animal while using just one hand to hold on for eight seconds. Combining the thrill of Bareback Riding with nothing more to hang on to than a riggin; rodeo’s classic event, Saddle Bronc Riding, and the most dangerous sport on dirt, Bull Riding, this night will be sure to get your adrenaline running. Watch top ProRodeo athletes “make an ugly face and nod” as they compete for their share of the prize purse for an eight-second ride.
Rodeo tickets include grounds admission. Ground admission ticket DOES NOT include Rodeo performance admission.
Midway Stage
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Western Flyers
Western Flyers
The Western Flyers ignite the stage with an electrifying brand of Western Swing—an irresistibly hot, unmistakably Texan sound inspired by the legacy of Bob Wills and brought to life with their own fresh, dynamic flair. Led by archtop guitar slinger Joey McKenzie on rhythm guitar and vocals, the all‑star lineup features 23‑year‑old fiddle phenom Ridge Roberts (the current and two‑time U.S. Grand National Fiddle Champion), “Ace of the Bass” Matthew Mefford. With a blend of feel‑good Western Swing, cowboy classics, timeless swing standards, blazing Texas fiddle tunes, and slow, soulful numbers that show their range, this Ameripolitan Western Swing Group of the Year guarantees a good time—getting even the shyest wallflowers tappin’ their toes or swingin’ across the dance floor.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
9:00 am
Jr. Division Master Showmanship
Jr. Division Master Showmanship
In Master Showmanship, participants are challenged to showcase their expertise in handling swine, cattle, goats, horse and sheep, rather than focusing solely on one or two species they are raising. The goal is to provide a platform for each individual to demonstrate their comprehensive skills and knowledge across all five species, fostering a well-rounded understanding of animal husbandry and showmanship.
Outdoor Arena
10:00 am - 12:00 pm
PRCA Rodeo Slack Tie Down Roping
PRCA Rodeo Slack Tie Down Roping
Steer wrestling, also known as bulldogging, is a rodeo event where a mounted cowboy, or bulldogger, races alongside and wrestles a steer to the ground. The event tests the strength and teamwork between the bulldogger, their hazer, and their horses. Included with Grounds Admission ticket.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Indoor Arena
11:00 am
Jr. Division Miniature Equine Show
Jr. Division Miniature Equine Show
Join us for a day of excitement, camaraderie, and admiration for miniature equines.
Midway
11:00 am - 10:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Fairgrounds
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Midway
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Events Center
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Outdoor Arena
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Mutton Bustin
Mutton Bustin
$25 + fees
Tickets are not yet on sale. Please check back soon for the official on-sale date.
Mutton Bustin’ is an exciting activity that gives children a taste of rodeo excitement. Children cling to the backs of woolly sheep, aiming to stay on for as long as possible.
Payment is due at the time of registration – no refunds or transfers.
What You Need to Know:
• Registration will only be offered online
• Mutton Bustin’ is open to kids aged 5-7
• Rider must be under 50 lbs. wearing the clothes and footwear they will ride in. Weigh-ins take place at check-in. (For the safety of the animals, no exceptions will be made for a child weighing over 50.00 lbs.)
• Each session is limited to 40 kids
• Entry fee is $25. Entry fee is due to registration and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
• Participation waiver must be signed before the ride, during online pre-registration
• Like professional rodeo events, time and score count, but all these aspiring cowboys and cowgirls receive a participation ribbon
• Sorry, pardner, no re-rides, and the judge’s decision is final
What to Wear
Long-sleeved shirts and pants are required. Boots or tennis shoes, NO SANDALS or open-toed shoes allowed. Riders will be weighed in what they wear to ride. A safety vest & helmet are provided and must be worn by the rider. No spurs and riders must ride forward.
Finalists
The top 8 scores of each Mutton Bustin’ session will be able to ride at the ticketed rodeo performance later that day.
Outdoor Arena
3:20 pm - 4:00 pm
Queens Barrel Race
Queens Barrel Race
Rodeo queens bring energy, skill, and showmanship to the arena as they take on barrel racing for the crowd’s enjoyment. With speed and precision, they guide their horses through the cloverleaf pattern, kicking up dust and excitement with every turn. More than just a display of horsemanship, these runs highlight the queens’ connection with their horses while offering a fun, engaging performance that keeps audiences cheering from start to finish.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Pavilion Tent
4:30 pm - 5:30 pm
Western Flyers
Western Flyers
The Western Flyers ignite the stage with an electrifying brand of Western Swing—an irresistibly hot, unmistakably Texan sound inspired by the legacy of Bob Wills and brought to life with their own fresh, dynamic flair. Led by archtop guitar slinger Joey McKenzie on rhythm guitar and vocals, the all‑star lineup features 23‑year‑old fiddle phenom Ridge Roberts (the current and two‑time U.S. Grand National Fiddle Champion), “Ace of the Bass” Matthew Mefford. With a blend of feel‑good Western Swing, cowboy classics, timeless swing standards, blazing Texas fiddle tunes, and slow, soulful numbers that show their range, this Ameripolitan Western Swing Group of the Year guarantees a good time—getting even the shyest wallflowers tappin’ their toes or swingin’ across the dance floor.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
6:30 pm
Jr. Livestock Sale
Jr. Livestock Sale
The Junior Livestock Sale at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is a culmination of the hard work and dedication of young participants in livestock projects. During this event, animals raised by youth, such as cattle, sheep, goats, and pigs, are auctioned off to buyers from the community. The sale not only provides an opportunity for participants to recoup some of their project expenses but also can help fund their future education.
Outdoor Arena
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Patriot Night Pro Rodeo
Patriot Night Pro Rodeo
$35+feesJoin us in honoring our veterans and military personnel at our Patriot ProRodeo. Friday night’s rodeo will include: Bareback Riding, Steer Wrestling, Saddle Bronc Riding, Tie-down Roping, Team Roping, Barrel Racing, and conclude with Bull Riding.
Wear your red, white, and blue and show your support!
Rodeo Tickets: $35
Rodeo tickets include grounds admission. Ground admission ticket DOES NOT include Rodeo performance admission.
Get a Free Ticket for Veterans and Active Duty Military
On August 2, our Patriot Night ProRodeo and/or Grounds Admission offers a free ticket to verified active duty and retired military personnel (while supplies last).
To receive a free ticket:
- Follow the link below, you will be redirected to GOVX – a secure online verification system for military and first responders
- Follow the verification process on the GOVX website to receive a promo code for one free ticket
- Copy your promo code and then select the black button: Use Your Code
- You will be redirected to our official ticketing provider, Afton Tickets
- Select your seats (if you are buying additional tickets; select all seats at this time)
- The next screen, enter your promo code from GOVX and push the green apply button. You will see the discount displayed
- Complete the transaction process
Midway Stage
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Western Flyers
Western Flyers
The Western Flyers ignite the stage with an electrifying brand of Western Swing—an irresistibly hot, unmistakably Texan sound inspired by the legacy of Bob Wills and brought to life with their own fresh, dynamic flair. Led by archtop guitar slinger Joey McKenzie on rhythm guitar and vocals, the all‑star lineup features 23‑year‑old fiddle phenom Ridge Roberts (the current and two‑time U.S. Grand National Fiddle Champion), “Ace of the Bass” Matthew Mefford. With a blend of feel‑good Western Swing, cowboy classics, timeless swing standards, blazing Texas fiddle tunes, and slow, soulful numbers that show their range, this Ameripolitan Western Swing Group of the Year guarantees a good time—getting even the shyest wallflowers tappin’ their toes or swingin’ across the dance floor.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
PRCA Rodeo Slack Steer Wrestling & Team Roping
PRCA Rodeo Slack Steer Wrestling & Team Roping
Steer wrestling, also known as bulldogging, is a rodeo event where a mounted cowboy, or bulldogger, races alongside and wrestles a steer to the ground. The event tests the strength and teamwork between the bulldogger, their hazer, and their horses. Included with Grounds Admission ticket.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Indoor Arena
9:30 am - 12:00 pm
PRCA Rodeo Youth Camp
PRCA Rodeo Youth Camp
The Douglas County Fair & Rodeo has hosted a Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) Youth Camp for rodeo enthusiasts from 8 to 17 years of age. Pre-registration required.
Midway
11:00 am - 10:30 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Events Center
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Midway
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Fairgrounds
11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Midway Stage
1:15 pm - 2:15 pm
Jr. Division Goat Quick Draw Milkout and Goat Costume Contest
Jr. Division Goat Quick Draw Milkout and Goat Costume Contest
Warm-up Arena
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm
Stick Horse Rodeo
Stick Horse Rodeo
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
The Stick Horse Rodeo is a miniaturized rodeo for young kids, instead of riding horses they ride stick horses. The Stick Horse Rodeo consists of 6 events:
- Barrels
- Poles
- Flags
- Horseshoe toss
- Roping
- Bull Bag
All ages are welcome to participation and the only limitation is that kids must be 30 lbs or less to ride the bull bag. Each participant will receive a bandana, contestant number and a ribbon. The Douglas County Royalty court will help the kids during the event and be available for autographs. No pre-registration required. This special rodeo is free.
Outdoor Arena
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Mutton Bustin
Mutton Bustin
$25 + fees
Tickets are not yet on sale. Please check back soon for the official on-sale date.
Mutton Bustin’ is an exciting activity that gives children a taste of rodeo excitement. Children cling to the backs of woolly sheep, aiming to stay on for as long as possible.
Payment is due at the time of registration – no refunds or transfers.
What You Need to Know:
• Registration will only be offered online
• Mutton Bustin’ is open to kids aged 5-7
• Rider must be under 50 lbs. wearing the clothes and footwear they will ride in. Weigh-ins take place at check-in. (For the safety of the animals, no exceptions will be made for a child weighing over 50.00 lbs.)
• Each session is limited to 40 kids
• Entry fee is $25. Entry fee is due to registration and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
• Participation waiver must be signed before the ride, during online pre-registration
• Like professional rodeo events, time and score count, but all these aspiring cowboys and cowgirls receive a participation ribbon
• Sorry, pardner, no re-rides, and the judge’s decision is final
What to Wear
Long-sleeved shirts and pants are required. Boots or tennis shoes, NO SANDALS or open-toed shoes allowed. Riders will be weighed in what they wear to ride. A safety vest & helmet are provided and must be worn by the rider. No spurs and riders must ride forward.
Finalists
The top 8 scores of each Mutton Bustin’ session will be able to ride at the ticketed rodeo performance later that day.
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
3:00 pm
Sheep Lead Competition
Sheep Lead Competition
Midway Stage
5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Western Flyers
Western Flyers
The Western Flyers ignite the stage with an electrifying brand of Western Swing—an irresistibly hot, unmistakably Texan sound inspired by the legacy of Bob Wills and brought to life with their own fresh, dynamic flair. Led by archtop guitar slinger Joey McKenzie on rhythm guitar and vocals, the all‑star lineup features 23‑year‑old fiddle phenom Ridge Roberts (the current and two‑time U.S. Grand National Fiddle Champion), “Ace of the Bass” Matthew Mefford. With a blend of feel‑good Western Swing, cowboy classics, timeless swing standards, blazing Texas fiddle tunes, and slow, soulful numbers that show their range, this Ameripolitan Western Swing Group of the Year guarantees a good time—getting even the shyest wallflowers tappin’ their toes or swingin’ across the dance floor.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
PRCA ProRodeo
PRCA ProRodeo
$35+feesThe Douglas County Fair & Rodeo presents the greatest sport on dirt with the third night of exciting ProRodeos that feature contestants from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and Women’s Professional Rodeo Association.
Come to the PRCA Rodeos and see the award-winning animal athletes perform and cheer on your favorite contestants. We are ProRodeo!
Rodeo tickets required. Rodeo tickets include grounds admission. Ground admission ticket DOES NOT include Rodeo performance admission.
Indoor Arena
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Barn Dance
Barn Dance
Stick around after the Rodeo for our annual barn dance featuring live music, dancing and more! Free with grounds admission or ProRodeo ticket.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
7:30 am
Church Service
Church Service
A non-denominational church service in the Outdoor Arena.
Midway
8:00 am - 10:00 am
Pancake Breakfast
Pancake Breakfast
Join us for our free pancake breakfast.
Main and West Gate
8:00 am - 11:00 am
Food Drive
Food Drive
Bring your non-perishable food items to either entrance gate to support families in need.
Midway Stage
9:00 am
Fair Foundation Wall of Honor Induction Ceremony
Fair Foundation Wall of Honor Induction Ceremony
Join the Fair Foundation recognize longtime supporters of the annual Douglas County Fair & Rodeo.
Whitman-Lowell Pavilion
9:00 am
Jr. Division Small Animal Round Robin
Jr. Division Small Animal Round Robin
In Master Showmanship, participants are challenged to showcase their expertise in handling swine, cattle, goats, horse and sheep, rather than focusing solely on one or two species they are raising. The goal is to provide a platform for each individual to demonstrate their comprehensive skills and knowledge across all five species, fostering a well-rounded understanding of animal husbandry and showmanship.
Fairgrounds
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Carnival
Carnival
Step right up and experience the thrill of our carnival rides at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo! From classic favorites like the Ferris wheel and Tilt-A-Whirl, there’s excitement for everyone. Beat the lines and buy your tickets early to dive straight into the fun without the wait! Don’t miss out on the excitement!
Outdoor Arena
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Mutton Bustin
Mutton Bustin
$25 + fees
Tickets are not yet on sale. Please check back soon for the official on-sale date.
Mutton Bustin’ is an exciting activity that gives children a taste of rodeo excitement. Children cling to the backs of woolly sheep, aiming to stay on for as long as possible.
Payment is due at the time of registration – no refunds or transfers.
What You Need to Know:
• Registration will only be offered online
• Mutton Bustin’ is open to kids aged 5-7
• Rider must be under 50 lbs. wearing the clothes and footwear they will ride in. Weigh-ins take place at check-in. (For the safety of the animals, no exceptions will be made for a child weighing over 50.00 lbs.)
• Each session is limited to 40 kids
• Entry fee is $25. Entry fee is due to registration and is non-refundable and non-transferable.
• Participation waiver must be signed before the ride, during online pre-registration
• Like professional rodeo events, time and score count, but all these aspiring cowboys and cowgirls receive a participation ribbon
• Sorry, pardner, no re-rides, and the judge’s decision is final
What to Wear
Long-sleeved shirts and pants are required. Boots or tennis shoes, NO SANDALS or open-toed shoes allowed. Riders will be weighed in what they wear to ride. A safety vest & helmet are provided and must be worn by the rider. No spurs and riders must ride forward.
Finalists
The top 8 scores of each Mutton Bustin’ session will be able to ride at the ticketed rodeo performance later that day.
Midway
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Food Vendors
Food Vendors
Get ready to indulge in the ultimate fair food experience—where every bite is a celebration! From golden, crispy corn dogs and fresh-squeezed lemonade to towering funnel cakes dusted in powdered sugar, the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo is packed with flavors you won’t find anywhere else. Savor smoky BBQ, loaded fries, and deep-fried treats that push delicious to the next level. Whether you’re craving sweet, savory, or something totally over-the-top, fair food is all about fun, flavor, and unforgettable bites. Come hungry—you won’t want to miss it!
Events Center
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Marketplace
Marketplace
Something for everyone and an experience in itself, the Marketplace offers a unique shopping opportunity for Douglas County Fair & Rodeo guests. Inside, you will find artisans, crafters, treasures from days gone by, and boutiques chalked full of trendy Western fashion. You name it; we’ve got it – hats, clothing, purses, accessories, home décor, bath & body, and more! Make sure to stop by the Official Douglas County Fair & Rodeo merchandise booth and take home a souvenir.
Midway
10:00 am - 6:00 pm
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Kodiak Ranch Petting Zoo
Step into the Petting Zoo and get up close with some of the friendliest animals at the fair! From fluffy goats and gentle sheep to curious chickens and cuddly bunnies, it’s a hands-on experience perfect for all ages. Feed, pet, and snap photos while making unforgettable memories with these lovable farm friends. It’s wholesome fun the whole family will enjoy—don’t miss your chance to connect with the heart of the farm!
Midway Stage
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Eric Golden
Eric Golden
Eric Golden is a Colorado-based recording artist performing throughout the Rocky Mountain region and beyond. With a show deeply rooted in the sounds of Traditional Honky Tonk Country Music, Eric delivers high-energy performances that span decades of Classic and Modern Traditional Country favorites, along with original music released in 2024.
Performing more than 200 shows each year, Eric brings his authentic country sound to fairs, festivals, rodeos, ranches, music venues, and private or corporate events across the region. Whether appearing as a full band, duo, or solo act, each show captures the spirit and tradition of true country music.
The Eric Golden Band features top Denver-based musicians: Adam Stern on lead and pedal steel guitar, Dave Young on bass guitar and vocals, and Ryan Elwood on drums—together creating a dynamic and genuine honky tonk experience that keeps audiences dancing all night long.
Free with Grounds Admission Ticket
Outdoor Arena
1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cowboys for Cops ProRodeo
Cowboys for Cops ProRodeo
$25 + feesEnjoy discounted pricing on ProRodeo tickets courtesy of Colorado State Patrol while supporting local Law Enforcement Officers. The Colorado State Patrol, Douglas County Sheriff’s Department, Castle Rock Police, Lone Tree Police and Parker Police Departments will be recognized. Wear blue and show your support for those who put their lives on the line daily for our safety and security.
Rodeo tickets required. Rodeo tickets include grounds admission.
Free Ticket for Verified First Responders to this event (while supplies last), To receive a free ticket:
- Follow the link below, you will be redirected to GOVX – a secure online verification for military personnel.
- Follow the verification process on the GOVX website to receive a promo code for one free ticket.
- Copy your promo code and then select the black button: Use Your Code
- You will be redirected to our official ticketing provider, Afton Tickets.
- Select your seats (if you are buying additional tickets; select all seats at this time)
- The next screen, enter your promo code from GOVX and push the green apply button. You will see the discount displayed.
- Complete the transaction process.