Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo at Reliant Stadium
About the Event
The iconic Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo returns to Reliant Stadium in Houston for an extended run of thrilling events. This annual celebration of Western heritage features professional rodeo competitions, livestock exhibitions, and nightly concerts with a diverse lineup of musical artists. Secure your spot for an unforgettable experience in Houston.
- March 2, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 3, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 4, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 5, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 6, 2027 2:45 PM
- March 7, 2027 2:45 PM
- March 8, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 9, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 10, 2027 6:45 PM
- March 11, 2027 6:45 PM
- And more!
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Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo Live in Houston
The Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo brings together the best of Western culture and entertainment. Attendees can experience the adrenaline of barrel racing and bull riding, explore educational livestock exhibits, and enjoy star-studded concerts that span various music genres. Each day offers a unique blend of tradition and modern spectacle.
Experience Reliant Stadium in Houston
Reliant Stadium, a premier venue in Houston, offers a fantastic setting for the Houston Livestock Show And Rodeo. Choose from prime floor seating for an up-close view of the rodeo and concert stage or elevated balcony views for a panoramic experience. Be prepared for entry by adhering to the clear bag policy and note that this is a cashless venue. Arrive early for security screening and to explore all the festivities. Buy your tickets now.
Everything You Need To Know About The Houston Rodeo
The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is an event that's hosted at the end of February and into mid March that features several different events. Family Friendly activities include traditional trail rides, livestock shows and auctions, concerts, carnivals, and much more. There is plenty of food and drink for everyone as well.
The Houston Rodeo began in 1932 and was founded on the mission of educating on the importance of agriculture. Since the very first show in 1932, The Houston Rodeo has contributed nearly 600 million to Texas youth and education.