Sheridan WYO Rodeo 2027
July 7–10, 2027 · Sheridan County Fairgrounds
Rodeo Week: July 6–11 · Performances at 7 PM Nightly · 1753 Victoria St, Sheridan WY
Projected 2027 dates, not yet officially confirmed. Verify at sheridanwyorodeo.com before booking non-refundable travel.
At a Glance
When: July 7–10, 2027. Performances at 7 PM nightly. Rodeo Week activities run July 6–11.
Where: Sheridan County Fairgrounds, 1753 Victoria St, Sheridan WY 82801. About 1 mile east of downtown.
Tickets: On sale late March 2027. In-person at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall first, then online at sheridanwyorodeo.com via E-tix. Call 307-675-2009 for ticketing questions.
What: PRCA professional rodeo, World Championship Indian Relay Races, Main Street Parade, carnival, 5K, pancake breakfast, and Tailgate Polo.
Rodeo Week Schedule
Tuesday, July 6: Boot Kick-Off
Rodeo week opens. Carnival begins at the fairgrounds.
Wednesday, July 7: Family Night
5:00 PM: Carnival opens. Free shuttle service begins from downtown (103 N Gould) and Sheridan High School.
7:00 PM: Family Night Rodeo Performance. Special family pricing.
Thursday, July 8: Pink Night
7:00 PM: Rodeo performance. Pink Night theme in support of breast cancer awareness.
Friday, July 9: The Big Day
6:00 AM: Pancake Breakfast, downtown Sheridan.
8:00 AM: Sneakers and Spurs 5K.
10:00 AM: Main Street Parade, Main Street to Works to Brooks.
12:00 PM: First People's Pow Wow, Sheridan Inn.
7:00 PM: Rodeo performance.
Saturday, July 10: Finals Night
7:00 PM: Championship rodeo performance. The biggest night of the week.
Sunday, July 11: Wind Down
Tailgate Polo. A uniquely Wyoming way to close out the week.
Tickets
The only official ticket source is sheridanwyorodeo.com. Do not purchase from third-party vendors.
In-Person Launch: Late March 2027 at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall. Exact date TBA.
Online Sales: Late March 2027 at 6 AM MT via sheridanwyorodeo.com, powered by E-tix.
Children 2 and under: Free on a lap. Age 3+: ticket required.
Accessible seating: Available. Request when purchasing.
Season ticket holders: Seats held until June 1.
General info: 307-675-9963 · Tickets: 307-675-2009
Buy Tickets at sheridanwyorodeo.com
Getting There and Parking
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds has very limited on-site parking (handicap only with valid tag). Plan ahead.
Free Shuttle: The Best Option
Downtown Shuttle: Pickup at 103 N Gould St (old Cook Ford building). Drop-off at Fairgrounds 5th St entrance.
Sheridan High School Shuttle: Park at SHS south exit lot, shuttle to fairgrounds.
Runs 5:00 to 7:30 PM before and 9:30 to 11:30 PM after each performance. Every 20 to 30 minutes. Free all 4 nights. No alcohol on shuttle.
Parking Options
Fairgrounds lot: Handicap only (valid tag required)
Downtown Sheridan: Free city lots and street parking. Take shuttle from 103 N Gould.
Sheridan High School: Free lot with shuttle to fairgrounds.
Neighborhood streets: Available but fills fast. Arrive before 5:30 PM.
Local tip: Stay at a Wyo Stays downtown property and walk to the shuttle stop at 103 N Gould. No parking stress, no driving after the rodeo. Browse downtown stays.
Where to Stay for Rodeo Week
Rodeo week is Sheridan's busiest. Hotels fill up fast and prices surge. A vacation rental gives you more space, a full kitchen, and no resort fees.
Why a vacation rental beats a hotel for rodeo week:
Full kitchen: cook breakfast, save money
More space: spread out with family or friends
Washer and dryer: rodeo dust is real
Free parking at most properties
Book direct and save 16 to 20% vs Airbnb and Vrbo
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Featured Rodeo Week Stays
Sheridan Loft · Sleeps 6 · 2 Bedrooms · 5 Stars
Steps from the parade route. Walk to the shuttle stop at 103 N Gould.
Downtown Sheridan Apartment · Sleeps 4 · 1 Bedroom · 4.9 Stars
Downtown apartment. Walk to the parade, free city parking and shuttle.
Sheridan Home Near Main Street · Sleeps 15 · 3 Bedrooms · 4.8 Stars
Bring the whole crew for rodeo week. Full kitchen, free parking.
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What to Bring and What to Know
Daytime: Parade, Breakfast, 5K
Light layers, sunscreen, hat, comfortable walking shoes. Sheridan July highs average 88°F / 31°C.
Evening: Rodeo Performances at 7 PM
Temperatures drop to 55 to 60°F after sundown. Bring a jacket or long-sleeve layer. Evenings can be surprisingly cool.
What to Wear
Cowboy boots and hats are welcome but not required. Wear what's comfortable. Jeans and sneakers work great. No dress code.
What to Bring to the Arena
Keep it light. Wallet, phone, jacket. Blanket or stadium cushion for grandstand seats. Cash and card both accepted. ATMs under the grandstands.
Not Allowed
Outside alcohol, coolers, weapons, fireworks, drones, and large bags (subject to search at entry). Bags with holes or mesh bottom required.
First Rodeo? Here's What to Expect
The Sheridan WYO Rodeo is a PRCA-sanctioned professional rodeo. Real cowboys and cowgirls competing for real money. Running since 1931.
Rough Stock Events
Bull Riding
Saddle Bronc
Bareback Riding
Timed Events
Tie-Down Roping
Barrel Racing
Team Roping
Breakaway Roping
Steer Roping
Unique to WYO: World Championship Indian Relay Races
Teams of Native American riders race bareback, switching horses at full gallop. One of the most thrilling spectacles in Western sports. They open each nightly performance. Arrive early: Section H and chute seating close once relay horses enter the arena. Grandstand seats accessible anytime.
Watch Rodeo 101 on the WYO Rodeo Site
Make It a Week: Explore Sheridan
Shop
Kings Saddlery: Custom hats, legendary saddle shop and museum
WYO Rodeo Merch Store: Official gear and souvenirs
Main Street Shops: Western wear, galleries, antiques, and books
Fly Shop of the Bighorns: Gear up for a guided fishing trip
Eat
Blacktooth Brewing: Craft beer and wood-fired pizza, always packed rodeo week
Wyoming Rib and Chop House: Steaks. The rodeo week dinner spot.
Frackelton's: Fine dining on Main Street
The Mint Bar: Historic honky-tonk. Cold beers, live music.
Do
Bighorn Mountain Hike: Morning hike before the rodeo with views across the valley
Brinton Museum: Western art in Big Horn, 20 minutes south
Sheridan Pathways Trail: Walk or bike along Goose Creek
Eaton's Ranch: America's first guest ranch, 30 minutes away
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Frequently Asked Questions
When Is the Sheridan WYO Rodeo 2027?
The 97th Sheridan WYO Rodeo is expected July 7 to 10, 2027, with performances at 7 PM nightly at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds. Rodeo week activities run roughly July 6 to 11, including the Boot Kick-Off, Main Street Parade (Friday), and Tailgate Polo (Sunday). These 2027 dates are projected from the 2026 schedule and not yet officially confirmed. Verify at sheridanwyorodeo.com before booking non-refundable travel.
How Do I Buy Sheridan WYO Rodeo Tickets?
2027 tickets typically go on sale in late March: in-person at the Fairgrounds Exhibit Hall first, then online at sheridanwyorodeo.com. Exact 2027 on-sale dates have not been announced yet. Only purchase through the official site. E-tix is the only authorized online vendor. Call 307-675-2009 for ticketing questions.
Where Should I Stay for the Sheridan WYO Rodeo?
Hotels fill up fast and prices surge during rodeo week. Wyo Stays offers 40+ vacation rentals across Sheridan: from downtown apartments near the free shuttle stop to mountain cabins. Vacation rentals provide more space, full kitchens, and free parking. Book direct and save 16 to 20%.
Is There Parking at the Sheridan WYO Rodeo?
On-site fairgrounds parking is handicap-only with a valid tag. Free shuttles run from downtown Sheridan (103 N Gould St) and Sheridan High School to the fairgrounds every 20 to 30 minutes, 5:00 to 7:30 PM before and 9:30 to 11:30 PM after each performance. Free parking is available in downtown city lots and at SHS.
What Is the Main Street Parade at WYO Rodeo?
The parade runs at 10 AM on the Friday of rodeo week (projected July 9, 2027) along Main Street to Works to Brooks in downtown Sheridan. It's free to watch and features floats, horses, bands, and the whole community. Arrive early for the best viewing spots.
What Are the World Championship Indian Relay Races?
The Indian Relay Races are a signature event unique to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo. Teams of Native American riders race bareback, switching horses at full gallop. They open each nightly performance. Arrive early: Section H and chute seating close once relay horses enter.
What Should I Wear to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo?
Wear whatever is comfortable. Cowboy boots and hats are welcome but not required. July days in Sheridan average 88°F, but evenings drop to 55 to 60°F. Bring a jacket or long-sleeve layer for the 7 PM performances.
Is the Sheridan WYO Rodeo Family-Friendly?
Yes. Wednesday is designated Family Night with special pricing. Children 2 and under are free on a lap; ages 3+ need a ticket. The carnival runs all four nights. The parade, pancake breakfast, and 5K are all family favorites.
What Else Is Happening During Rodeo Week in Sheridan?
Beyond the four nightly rodeo performances, rodeo week includes the Boot Kick-Off (Tuesday), Pancake Breakfast (Friday 6 AM), Sneakers and Spurs 5K (Friday 8 AM), Main Street Parade (Friday 10 AM), First People's Pow Wow (Friday noon at Sheridan Inn), carnival all four nights, and Tailgate Polo on Sunday.
How Do I Get to Sheridan Wyoming for the Rodeo?
Fly into Sheridan County Airport (SHR) with service from Denver, or Billings MT (BIL) about 2 hours north. Sheridan is on I-90, about 2 hours south of Billings and 4.5 hours north of Casper.
Where Is the Sheridan County Fairgrounds?
The Sheridan County Fairgrounds is at 1753 Victoria Street, Sheridan, WY 82801. About 1 mile east of downtown Sheridan.
Can I Bring Alcohol to the Sheridan WYO Rodeo?
Outside alcohol is not allowed inside the fairgrounds. Beer and beverages are available from vendors under the grandstands and behind the chutes. They accept cash and card. ATMs are available below the grandstands.
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