Prescott Frontier Days is a beloved organization that has been a part of the community for over 200 years. With more than 200 year-round members and over 800 volunteers during peak season, it is a hub of activity throughout the year. Established in 1888, it has become an iconic staple of the greater Prescott, Arizona area and is known as ""The World's Oldest Rodeo"". It was founded as part of Arizona's Centennial Celebration and attracts participants from all around the world.

During Frontier Days, thousands make their way to historic Prescott for a weeklong celebration filled with rodeos, concerts, stage shows, and other activities honoring its cowboy culture origins.

Lying nestled at 6225 feet in the Bradshaw Mountains and nearby Granite Dells in Central Arizona, Prescott offers spectacular valley views, breathtaking attractions and entertainment. With four distinct seasons, you can take advantage of outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and camping. Explore downtown Prescott Courthouse Square for a glimpse into the past or Thumb Butte Park with incredible vistas. There is something for everyone, from festivals and attractions to special events and shopping. Admire art galleries featuring local artists and high-end museums with rare collections.

At Prescott Frontier Days, there is a wide variety of events and activities for everyone to enjoy. From western-themed entertainment to honoring our nation's brave firefighters, there is no better place in Arizona. Come and experience the thrill - you won't be disappointed!