Prescott Frontier Days Inc

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. organizes various community events alongside the rodeo, including the World's Oldest Rodeo Parade, Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Crafts Show, rodeo dances, the Whiskey Row Boot Race, and a Cowboy Church event.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. organizes various community events in conjunction with the rodeo, including the World's Oldest Rodeo Parade, rodeo dances, a fine arts & crafts show, the Whiskey Row Boot Race, and a Cowboy Church event.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. hosts the Arizona High School Rodeo Association Finals at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds.

Hosts the Arizona High School Rodeo Association Finals at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds as part of its annual event programming.

Organizes rodeo dances (including family and 21+ events), Cowboy Church services, and other social gatherings at the Depot Marketplace in Downtown Prescott during rodeo week.

Organizes and hosts an annual rodeo event over the 4th of July weekend featuring eight performances, each lasting approximately two and a half hours, with consistent programming including roughstock and timed events, specialty acts, and a grand entry tradition dating to 1920.

Conducts daily rodeo performances and publishes official results, while maintaining a historical record of champions from 1888 to 2025 for the World's Oldest Rodeo.

Organizes rodeo royalty to greet fans, sign autographs, sell raffle tickets, and promote the World's Oldest Rodeo and western heritage during events.

Hosts the World's Oldest Rodeo Parade, recognized as Arizona's second-largest parade, and organizes associated downtown Prescott events including the Rodeo Days Fine Arts & Crafts Show, Whiskey Row Boot Race, and parade at Courthouse Plaza.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. organizes and hosts the annual World's Oldest Rodeo over the 4th of July weekend, featuring eight performances of various rodeo events, specialty acts, and themed nights. This includes roughstock events, timed events, and Mutton Bustin'.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. organizes and hosts the annual World's Oldest Rodeo over the 4th of July weekend, featuring eight performances of various rodeo events, specialty acts, and themed nights. This includes events like Mutton Bustin', Wild Horse Race, Steer-Wrestling, Bareback Riding, Tie-Down Roping, Breakaway Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping, Barrel Racing, and Bull Riding.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. annually organizes and hosts the World's Oldest Rodeo, featuring eight performances over the 4th of July weekend. These performances include traditional rodeo events such as Mutton Bustin', Wild Horse Race, Steer-Wrestling, Bareback Riding, Tie-Down Roping, Breakaway Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Team Roping, Barrel Racing, and Bull Riding, along with specialty acts and themed nights.

Features pre-rodeo Mutton Bustin’ performances before afternoon and evening shows and includes specialty acts such as the Broken Spoke Clydesdales, Justin Rumford as rodeo clown, and the Rider and Bethany Kiesner act.

The organization engages rodeo royalty to promote the World's Oldest Rodeo and western heritage through appearances, autograph sessions, and raffle ticket sales. They also organize community events such as the World's Oldest Rodeo Parade, rodeo dances, a fine arts & crafts show, the Whiskey Row Boot Race, and a Cowboy Church event, alongside hosting the Arizona High School Rodeo Association Finals.

The organization engages rodeo royalty to greet fans, sign autographs, sell raffle tickets, and promote the World's Oldest Rodeo and western heritage. They also maintain a historical record of champions and operate "The 1888 Buckle Club" to preserve Western heritage.

The organization engages rodeo royalty to greet fans, sign autographs, sell raffle tickets, and promote the World's Oldest Rodeo and western heritage. They also maintain a historical record of champions and feature a long-standing rodeo announcer.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. hosts the Arizona High School Rodeo Association Finals at the Prescott Rodeo Grounds.

Operates a main office in Prescott, AZ, and offers contest prizes including VIP Gold Box tickets, "Rodeo Bucks," back-of-house tours, and rodeo merchandise ("swag").

Offers free shuttle service with multiple pickup and drop-off locations to transport attendees to and from the rodeo grounds and implements a clear bag policy across all eight performances to enhance safety and efficiency.

Prescott Frontier Days Inc. manages event logistics and provides services for rodeo attendees, including operating a main office, implementing a clear bag policy, offering a free shuttle service, providing parking, and selling rodeo merchandise. They also offer VIP experiences like Gold Box tickets and back-of-house tours, and conduct food drives for the community.

The organization provides services for rodeo attendees, including a free shuttle service, parking, and back-of-house tours of the World's Oldest Rodeo.

The organization provides various services and amenities for rodeo attendees, including a free shuttle service, parking, VIP Gold Box tickets, "Rodeo Bucks," back-of-house tours, and rodeo merchandise.

Operates "The 1888 Buckle Club" to preserve the Western heritage of Prescott Frontier Days and supports ongoing traditions through institutional memory and community engagement.

The organization hosted a food drive during Rodeo Week in 2025 for the Prescott Community and received the Sowing Good Deeds Award.

The organization conducts food drives for the Prescott Community and operates "The 1888 Buckle Club" to preserve Prescott Frontier Days' Western heritage.

Hosts themed rodeo nights including “Ridin’ for a Cure Night,” “Tribute to First Responders,” and “Military Appreciation Tribute,” and conducted a food drive during Rodeo Week in 2025 for the Prescott community.

The organization maintains and publishes a historical record of champions for the World's Oldest Rodeo, dating from 1888 to 2025, documenting the event's long-standing tradition.