The Evergreen Rodeo takes place in the beautiful mountain community of Evergreen, Colorado, every summer on Father’s Day weekend. Members of the all-volunteer Evergreen Rodeo Association work year-round to ensure that our rodeo is one of the best.

Our Rodeo Weekend includes a fabulous Saturday morning parade through downtown Evergreen, an evening rodeo performance on Saturday and an afternoon performance on Sunday.  Come celebrate our western heritage and join this Colorado mountain tradition.

Evergreen Parade

The Evergreen Rodeo Parade exemplifies the fun of rodeo weekend. Thousands of spectators and over a hundred participants, including marching bands, floats, horses, carriages, antique cars and farm equipment, pass by the lake and through downtown Evergreen. The parade starts at 10am Saturday morning.

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The first Evergreen Rodeo, held on the weekend of August 5, 1967, gained national publicity when Junior Garrison set a record in calf roping with a time of 7.5 seconds. Subsequent performances have seen famous cowboys the likes of Freckles Brown, All- around World Champions Phil Lyne and Larry Mahan, and world-famous rope artist Monty Montana. Currently, world class contestants such as Bruce Ford, J.D. Yates, his sister Kelly, Abe Morris and Shane Call appear regularly. Today, the best judges, clowns, stock contractors, and animals continue an American heritage of over 70 years in Evergreen from a rousing parade to the last bull bustin’ of the chutes. As Joe Williford said, “Rodeo? It’s in our blood.”