Join us for Our History Relived Events
The Tucson Rodeo Parade and Museum is offering events for the Tucson community to relive and celebrate the diverse Tucson culture.
We offer history for everyone at the Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum.
The Museum Season Closes April 2nd, 2022. Please watch for when we re-open in November 2022.
Location & Hours
Museum is located in the historic TUCSON RODEO GROUNDS
4823 S. 6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ. Google Map
N.E. corner of 6th Ave. & Irvington Road.
(ADA accessible parking & restroom facilities)
Hours: 9:30am – 3:30pm, Thursday-Saturday
Closed: Closed Sunday-Wednesday, and Holidays
(Above does not apply to privately arranged tours or to Rodeo week – see details below.)
Closed after April 2nd, 2022
2023 Season Open Date: November 10th, 2022
Tickets
Adults: $10.00
Seniors: $9.00
Children: $2.00
Military (and family) with ID, 50% discount.
If you can't see our displays in person...
Visit our Facebook and Instagram pages @tucsonrodeoparadeandmuseum for special History Relived programs.
featured our Museum in its 2007 presentation!
See photos from the filming.
Yes, you can use the Tucson Fun Book here!
Tucson Passports are available for your purchase online at tucsonattractions.com.
Tour Groups, Schools, Organizations Group tours are only scheduled on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesday
Book Your Tour today with a docent. Tours do take approximately an hour and half. We highly recommend this full experience tour to hear all about our carriages, wagons and their history from the carriage that carried a president to a "school bus".
Please call the Museum to book your group at 520-294-3636
or email Stan Martin at stanmartinpc@gmail.com
or 520-404-5185 (texting OK)
School Tours
Each year the museum provides tours for thousands of children,
home schooled as well as
pre-school through high school.
Reserve your tour time by calling 520-294-1280, M-F, 9am – 3pm, after November 1, or email to
trpc@msn.com.
The Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum is a marvelous classroom for teaching students about our rich cultural heritage. The museum features displays of scenes of the old west, including blacksmithing, saddles and cowboy life on the range. Many historic wagons and carriages are displayed including buckboards, surreys, farm wagons, and Tucson’s first “paddy” wagon, as well as stagecoaches, a school bus and much more.
Thanks to generous funding from the Warden Family, we are able to offer limited funding to assist your school with the cost of transportation. Our museum is open for tours in January through of April 2, 2022. We cannot offer this funding during the week of the Rodeo, February 21-25, 2022.
To apply, please fill out the bus funding application here.
We look forward to working with you and your students.
Adult Social or Educational Groups
ADULT SOCIAL OR EDUCATIONAL GROUPS:
Each year we host groups from many of the areas retirement and/or social organizations.DSCN0009
To schedule your group tour, phone
520-294-1280, M-F, 9:30am – 3:30pm, after November 1, or email to
trpc@msn.com.
A few details
Parking and access is ADA compliant as are restrooms. There is no heat or air-conditioning in buildings. Rest areas with seating located throughout Museum buildings. Drinking fountains are located in hanger. All buildings are monitored with motion cameras. Photography of Museum displays and/or equipment is permitted. No climbing onto or moving vehicles permitted! Back packs and large purses must be checked. No running permitted in buildings! WI-FI available. Touring with docents is recommended, but plan to allow at least 1.5 hours if this is your choice.
The Parade Museum follows all health and safety guidelines as required by the Pima County Health Department.
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