Flint Hills Rodeo
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A truly Kansas Tradition, the Flint Hills Rodeo is the oldest consecutive, PRCA-sanctioned rodeo in Kansas. Three performances, Friday 8:00 PM, Saturday, 8:00 PM, and Sunday 2:00 PM. A Cowboy Dance at 10:00 PM Friday night. The annual Rodeo Parade 2:00 PM Saturday afternoon. A second Cowboy Dance at 10:00 p.m. Saturday and Cowboy Church at the arena at 10:45 a.m. Sunday. Join us for an action-packed weekend on the Kansas Prairie!
Flint Hills Rodeo
Phone : (620) 273-6480 (Always call and confirm events.)
Email Address : info@flinthillsrodeo.org
Web: www.FlintHillsRodeo.org
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