Wranglers Kid's Night. 1st 200 kids receive Wrangler hat stickers including the WRPA Ladies Breakaway Roping Jake and Mikayla. Coors Light Beer Tent following rodeo
Please stay for a visually stunning drone show!
Pancakes, whole hog sausage, free will donation
Entertainment at Pavilion with Shelby Jones
110 E Grand Prairie
Palestine High School
Registration 9-10 AM. Sponsored by Palestine Eagles #3329
Main St. Community Bldg. Kids of all ages can have lunch with clowns "Donations accepted but not necessary"
Entertainment at the Pavilion with Shelby Jones
Including the WRPA Ladies Breakaway Roping. X-Krush - Coors Light Beer Tent Following Rodeo
Please stay for a visually stunning drone show!
Band Shell at the Park with Scott Mendenhall
Lance Vennard dance party for adults and kids
Tough Enough to Wear Pink?
Cornfield Mafia - Coors Light Beer Tent following Rodeo Including WPRA Ladies Breakaway Roping
Band Shell - Tom Bridgewater
From Main Street to Leaverton Park
Mutton Bustin is open for signups now. Contact the chamber of commerce to book your spots as space is limited!
Each night after the Rodeo our live music starts at 9:30pm until close. Check back for confirmed entertainment.
John Harrison is a noted rodeo clown and barrelman. He comes by his profession honestly. His late grandfather was rodeo legend, Freckles Brown. (Freckles rode the “Unrideable” bull, Tornado, the subject of Western Music songs, and was a World Champion Bull Rider) John was around rodeo and rodeo people his whole life. John became a member of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) in 1999, as a trick and roman rider, and trick roper. He later diversified and added barrelman to his PRCA card.
Scott Grover, born and raised in the little town of Morrowville, KS now resides just outside of Kansas City with wife Becky, son Statler, and daughters Lano and Clemmie. Scott first picked up a microphone at the age of 19. Since that day Scott’s career has grown beyond his wildest dreams. Scott calls the action at The National Western in Denver, the Days of 47 in Salt Lake City, and the Will Rogers Stampede in Claremore, OK just to name a few.
Kambell Henry, Miss Teen Rodeo Illinois 2025, will headline the Miss Rodeo Illinois and Miss Teen Rodeo Illinois Pageant held in conjunction with the Pioneer City Rodeo. The Pageant offers both Miss and Teen age divisions – open to young ladies personal growth and a drive to promote rodeo, agriculture, and the western way of life. For more information, visit www.missrodeoillinois.com. Kambell is the 15-year-old daughter of Josh and Keri Henry of Worden where she is a student at Vichy Christian Academy. She is an active member of the Illinois High School Rodeo Association where she competes in barrel racing and pole bending. She also enjoys competing at jackpot rodeos, fun riding with her friends, and training and working with the horses on her farm. Outside of the rodeo arena Kambell enjoys scuba diving at Mermet Springs in Southern Illinois, around Mexico, and Florida. Kambell enjoys volunteering at the Fuller Center in Vandalia with her grandmother. She also enjoys fishing, deer hunting, and spending time at the lake with her family. When she grows up, Kambell plans to have a career as a Conservation Police Officer. Throughout the year, Kambell will travel across the state promoting Illinois, agriculture, rodeo, and the western way of life!
Dusti Dickerson was born in raised in the rodeo industry. Her father Ronnie Crain began producing rodeos from the time Dusti was 4 years old. She was a barrel racer and carried the American flag. On top of her riding her mother Lynnette had her in gymnastics at age 2 and practiced with her daily. Inadvertently, Dusti’s parents created a perfect storm for a trick rider! Dusti performed trick riding on her faithful horse Chief at 11 years old and ever since that first show she has performed from California to Florida, New York, Oregon and everywhere in between! She was a lead performer at the Dolly Parton’s Stampede for 13 years before moving home to Kinmundy, Illinois. Since moving home and rodeoing full time, Dusti has performed twice at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo and was honored to be selected as a Top 5 Dress Act in the PRCA
Growing up on a ranch his granddad worked, Mark was always interested in horses, cattle, and rodeo. All through school that’s all he wanted to do. At a very young age he was horseback helping his granddad. Once in school he started learning cowboy poetry where he was asked to perform at several organizations, benefits, and banquets. So he’s always had the gift of the gab. Once he was old enough to start rodeoing he wanted to ride bulls. He didn’t do very well at being a bull rider so he started trying to be a bullfighter. Then one day he realized he would be much better off using his God-given talent and started being a dound engineer and playing music. He quickly found out he could last a lot longer and get paid for it too. He quickly started to succeed at this trade and in 2009 he joined the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, where he has worked at PRCA Rodeos for several years. In 2011 he was selected to work as the music director for the International Finals Rodeo where he has wored that event for 15 years consecutively. In 2016 he was chosen to work the Prairie Circuit Finals Rodeo as music director, 2018 Columbia River Circuit Finals Rodeo, 2023 Mark was selected to be the Music Director for the Wrangler National Finals Steer Roping. Mark says he owes all his success to his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and he wouldn’t be where he is today if it wasn’t for him!
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