Tucson Rodeo Parade

Fiesta de Los Vaqueros Tucson, Arizona

2021 Tucson Rodeo Parade Postponed due to COVID-19

 

Out of an abundance of caution, the Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee is postponing the Rodeo Parade until 2022 due to the uncertainties surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Safety of participants, spectators, and volunteers has always been paramount for the parade committee. 

 

The parade committee will continue to restore and overhaul its collection of wagons, coaches, and buggies in anticipation of the 2022 Tucson Rodeo Parade.  Please contact trpc@msn.com with questions.

 

The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum will open on January 2, 2021, following the Pima County Health Department “Ready For You” program, ensuring a safe and healthy experience for museum visitors.

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The  Tucson Rodeo Parade
 February  1925-2018

This colorful, exciting Parade is presented each year and keeps the spirit of the first Parade back in 1925. Now known to be the largest Non-Motorized Parade in the country, It still achieves its success through the community's participation and the dedicated work of its members ,  volunteers and the generosity of the Sponsors.

 

Sponsors

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LA-PODEROSA

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Now in its 2nd year, the Band Sponsor Initiative assists high school marching bands in being able to afford participating in the Rodeo Parade. Each band's Sponsor contributes $500 to the band. The Parade Committee sincerely thanks the following participating Band Sponsors.”

Bayer Marana Greenhouse
Bookmans Entertainment Exchange
Chicago Music Store    |    Instrumental Music Center
Santa Cruz River Dental   |   KTGV 106.3 The Groove
McElroy's Automotive Repair    |    Nuestro Hora Con Lety
Signature Smiles on Broadway
The Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

 PARKING

If you wish to park on the Rodeo Grounds they are located off of West Irvington Road and 3rd Ave.

  • Parking to get on the Rodeo Grounds entrance is to head West on Irvington Road, there will be people directing you to the parking lot.
  • If you are coming from North Tucson you will get on I-10 and get off on Kino South (which turns into Campbell) until you get to Irvington Road.
  • If you are coming from Green Valley area you will get on I-19 and get off on Valencia Road to Park Ave to Irvington Road.

Parking fees are $7 cash only.