Around here, tradition runs deep; the stories—and, sometimes, the horses—run wild; and community runs strong above all. One of the most enduring connections is our partnership with the military, a relationship woven into the fabric ...

In a way unlike any other sport in the world, rodeo thrives on the beauty of spontaneity—and no one knows this better than the fine gentlemen tasked with bringing the story of each rodeo to life. Today, you’ll hear some familiar voi...

If it’s your first rodeo: Bullfighters are the ones running toward the bull in our arena when a rider gets thrown from the saddle. Working as a team, they distract the bull, create a barrier, and give the rider a safe route to escape.<...

In 1931, Jean Nimmo Dubois became the first Miss Frontier—making Cheyenne Frontier Days history, and paving the way for a legacy nine decades strong… and still counting. Whether making her grand entrance during the rodeo, greeting t...

A sisterhood spanning generations, the Cheyenne Frontier Days Dandies have served as goodwill ambassadors of our event since 1970.In addition to keeping up with the