The Westernaires Riders of the Steppes team make their appearance at the Colorado tradition that is the Flying Heels Rodeo in picturesque Granby, Colorado. Daring stunts and pyramids performed on dashing horses will knock your socks off.

Rodeo has been a mainstay in Granby since 1943. Pull your boots on and come join Granby as they celebrate the sport of rodeo every Saturday night in June and July, plus July 4th.

For more information visit the Granby Rodeo website: https://www.granbyrodeo.com/
To purchase rodeo tickets: https://www.rodeoticket.com/rodeos/flying-heels-rodeo/2025/tickets

The Park Hill 4th of July Parade is a family-friendly event in its 12th year running!

The parade begins at 1:30PM and runs along 23rd Avenue for approximately one mile from Dexter Street to Krameria Street. A street fair concludes the parade on the 2200 block of Kearney St. (between 22nd and 23rd Aves.), with food, music, kids activities, and more.

Catch the Westernaires Interpretive Indian Dancers, Whippers, and Trick & Fancy Ropers as they perform for the visitors of the Gilpin County Fair on Saturday, July 12th at 11:30AM and 1:30PM. The dances of the High Plains are interactive and fun for audiences of all ages.

Gilpin County’s Fair is free — don’t miss the fun!

The Westernaires Chariots team make their appearance at the Colorado tradition that is the Flying Heels Rodeo in picturesque Granby, Colorado. With a page out of ancient Rome, these ponies and their chariot drivers dash and turn in a blur of color.

Rodeo has been a mainstay in Granby since 1943. Pull your boots on and come join Granby as they celebrate the sport of rodeo every Saturday night in June and July, plus July 4th.

For more information visit the Granby Rodeo website: https://www.granbyrodeo.com/
To purchase rodeo tickets: https://www.rodeoticket.com/rodeos/flying-heels-rodeo/2025/tickets

Catch the Westernaires Interpretive Indian Dancers and Trick & Fancy Ropers as they perform for the visitors of Douglas County Fair’s Exceptional Rodeo. The dances of the High Plains are interactive and fun for audiences of all ages.

Westernaires is proud to be a part of this 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.

For more information on this event, click here: https://douglascountyfairandrodeo.com/things-to-do/accessible-rodeo/

Produced by justicecry.org, the Ride For The Voiceless is a special event to help raise awareness about the horrific realities of human trafficking.

The Westernaires Precisionettes and Rio Bravo teams will headline this performance, along with their myriad specialty acts.  Ride for the Voiceless will also include other special guests TBD.

The show begins at 6:00PM. Tickets are $10, and children 5 years and younger are free. Tickets can be purchased online in advance here: https://secure.givelively.org/event/justice-cry-inc/ride-for-the-voiceless-2025

Catch the entire performance division of Westernaires as they make a special appearance at Kiowa’s Messer Event Center for a full 2-hour long ticketed extravaganza show.

Come see the Westernaires perform precision drills at speed, along with thrilling horse acrobatics, daring trick riding, trick and fancy roping, a historic Cavalry and Indian battle reenactment, liberty riding, a dressage exhibition, and much more.  It's great family entertainment that frequently leaves the grandstands stomping their feet and clapping their hands with delight!

Local special guests will also be announced in advance of the show.

Tickets:

• Adults and kids ages 12 and up: $10

• Kids ages 5 to 11: $5

• Kids under 5: FREE

• Family ticket pack: $20/family

  Click here to purchase tickets