The fourth COS Rodeo of the summer took place Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at the Norris-Penrose Event Center. The event resumes for four consecutive Wednesday nights at 5pm beginning July 27th. Tickets art $34 and include dinner, rodeo and a concert. Visitors can even participate in certain selected events. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette

Celebrating The West!

Our arena is filled with sites, sounds and smells of the Old West. Attending and participating in a rodeo is an experience of a lifetime.  At the COS Rodeo you will be on the arena floor, not just a spectator in the stands. We want to build and share a memory for a lifetime with you.

Dinner, Rodeo and a Show.

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Activities for the whole family including bounce houses and Tee Pees to explore, Lassos to throw, vendors to visit.  Not to mention traditional rodeo games that you and your kids can participate in like; the Grand Parade, National Salute, Mutton’ Bustin’, Calf Scramble, Steer Ridin’ and Team Sortin’.  (Sorry kids, Bull Ridin’ is for “real” cowboys only.) 

Kids chase a loose sheep during a "Mutton Scramble" at the fourth COS Rodeo of the summer Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at the Norris-Penrose Event Center. The event resumes for four consecutive Wednesday nights at 5pm beginning July 27th. Tickets art $34 and include dinner, rodeo and a concert. Visitors can even participate in certain selected events. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette

Country Dinner and Dessert

A delicious yet simple western fare meal.

Adults can choose from Pulled Pork or Chicken, Corn Bread, Baked Beans and Country style potato salad.  Kids can roast a hot dog on a stick over the campfire.  Meals are served leisurely in the arena around fire pits and on pic-nic tables. We have a lot of hungry folks to feed so be sure to be neighborly

S’more experience

Nothing is more western than roasting a s’more.  Get a plate for the whole family, or just have them all to yourself.

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COS Rodeo Show

Our Summer Series will highlight Professional and Amateur sports at its best.   Spectators are encouraged to cheer loud in support of our entertainers.  No PRCA card is required for this rodeo.  Sign up for events by clicking on the events tab at the bottom.

Rodeo Parade

Join the fun  and be in the parade.   Ride in the wagon or carry a flag but watch your toes cause’ this parade is coming right by your dinner table.

National Salute and Invocation 6:10pm

Stand and Join in the Pledge of Allegiance and a Prayer over our Meal and contestants.

Ram Scramble

For all our visitors under 10.

Mutton Bustin’

Kids under 60lbs can take a chance on the back of a Ram.

X-Treme Sortin Finals

Have your guests get on a horse and in the arena playing with some steers.  Our game is low on stress and high on experience.

Affordable Fuels Barrel Racin’

These are the fastest ladies in the west.  And some guests like to try it too.  Run the barrels for fun.

GOG Trading Post Steer Ridin’

12-18 year olds can hop on and start learnin’ the ropes on 250lbs of energy.

Saddle Bronc

These are high jumpin athletes.  Enter the Pros to put on a show that is in your face fun!

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Bull Ridin’

Cowboy gonna get thrown’

Live Country Music

Live country music on the back of the Hoot.  Sit and listen….watch the fire….til the cobwebs fill yer head.

The fourth COS Rodeo of the summer took place Wednesday, July 6, 2016 at the Norris-Penrose Event Center. The event resumes for four consecutive Wednesday nights at 5pm beginning July 27th. Tickets art $34 and include dinner, rodeo and a concert. Visitors can even participate in certain selected events. Photo by Mark Reis, The Gazette


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