Arissa Viering | 9/14/2020 | Goodday Mineral Wells | Rodeo Updates | Event Updates
The Palo Pinto County Livestock Association invites you to the 83rd Annual Rodeo in Mineral Wells, TX! The rodeo will take place September 16th – 19th, 2020, and will host some amazing events including:
- Wednesday, September 16th, at 4 PM: Slack rodeo
- Thursday, September 17th at 7:15 PM: Military Night with Special Flag Presentation with the rodeo to follow at 7:30 PM.
- Friday, September 18th at 7:30 PM: “Pink Out! Rodeo”
- Saturday, September 19th at 1:00 PM: (Downtown Mineral Wells): PPCLA Rodeo Wells Parade
- Saturday, September 19th at 7:30 PM: Rodeo with Queen and Princess Crowning
- A pre-show will occur at 7:15 each night.
To obtain tickets, call 940-452-4534.
Check out a listing of sponsors, further information about Rodeo Wells, and more by scrolling down below!
RODEO WELLS:
The PPCLA welcomes all riders, floats, entries, and community to join the Rodeo Wells Parade! The 83rd Annual Rodeo Wells Parade is co-sponsored by the Palo Pinto County Sheriff’s Posse & the Palo Pinto County Livestock Association. To apply, click here.
PPCLA QUEEN & PRINCESS CONTESTANTS:
PPCLA Rodeo Queen & Princess Contestants include: Makenna Carlyle, Savannah Gage, Allison Otwell, Haylie Slater, and Marilyn Stekoll.
Special notices from PPCLA: All participants are advised to review and abide by the Open Texas Checklists provided by the Governor’s Strike Force to Open Texas. Please remember to social distance. All of those in attendance are encouraged to take the necessary steps to maintain their personal health and safety.
We hope that you will join the Goodday Mineral Wells team in attendance! An article with updates, photos, and videos will be created to showcase the full event. Stay tuned next week for a full listing of sponsors and further updates!
Former Co-Founder | June 2020-Nov 2020 | Graduate of Texas Christian University with a background in medical anthropology, psychology, and creative writing. Passionate about writing novels. Loved the Mineral Wells community and all that it had offered her and her family.
