Three Nights. World-Class Cowboys.

One unforgettable event that’ll leave dust on your jeans and fire in your heart.

The Iron County Fair Board is proud to celebrate the 90th Anniversary of the PRCA Pro Rodeo with three exciting nights of rodeo action at the Iron County Fair! Join us as we honor nine decades of western tradition, community, and championship rodeo featuring thrilling PRCA events and professional entertainer & rodeo clown, Dustin “The Jester” Jenkins.

Join us this year September 4th, 5th, & 7th at the Iron County Fairgrounds Arena.

Rider on horseback overlooking a scenic valley

General Information

Friday night is Purple Night for the Man Up Crusade.
Dancing in the Midway Tent follows the rodeo on Friday & Saturday nights.
Saturday night ends with fireworks!
Monday night is Teal Night for the Cowgirl Collective.
A ticket is required for entry. Ticket prices range from $15–$25.

Welcoming the WPRA

The Iron County Fair is proud to welcome the WPRA to this year’s rodeo lineup! From lightning-fast barrel racing runs to intense breakaway roping action, come watch some of the top women competitors in professional rodeo bring speed, skill, and excitement to the arena.

Road to Gold Schedule

Announcer: Reed Flake

Reed and Amy Flake live in the beautiful countryside of Snowflake, Arizona. Reed has been announcing rodeos and bull ridings for over 30 years and Amy travels alongside Reed as the professional Arena Sound Personnel. He has announced events such as the National High School Finals Rodeo, the National Jr. High Finals Rodeo, the Turquoise Circuit Finals, the USTRC Finals, the George Strait Team Roping and the Bob Feist Team Roping. His latest adventure is the Rodeo Video YouTube channel which highlights what he does on a daily basis, sharing the Cowboy way of life with the world.

Courtesy of PRCA Hall of Fame & Museum of the American Cowboy

Rodeo Clown: Dustin “The Jester” Jenkins

Dustin grew up with the western lifestyle running through his blood. From his father, Larry Jenkins to his brother, LJ Jenkins, they were all able to share the “cowboy tradition” together. At the age of 11, Dustin was introduced to the rough stock events called steer riding as well as Jr. bull riding and was obsessed. He competed in bull riding, bareback, and saddle bronc for a couple of years until around the age of 13 when he took interest in bullfighting.

Purple Night

(Friday Night)

The Iron County Fair & PRCA Rodeo Board has recently teamed up with the Man Up Crusade® to bring Purple Night to the Iron County Fair & PRCA Rodeo on Friday Night. The Man Up Crusade is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating public awareness on the issue of domestic violence. On Purple Night, all rodeo participants, fans, and support personnel are encouraged to wear purple to show their support for this cause.

Domestic violence (also known as intimate partner violence) includes physical violence, sexual violence, stalking, and psychological aggression by a current or former intimate partner. A child's exposure to domestic abuse is a strong risk factor for transmitting violent behavior from one generation to the next.

National Statistics Show

1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience domestic violence in their lifetime.
On average, 20 people per minute are physically abused by an intimate partner in the United States.
10 million children in the United States witness some form of domestic violence annually.
Children who witness domestic violence are twice as likely to become abusers or victims as adults.

Source: National Center for Injury Prevention and Control, Division of Violence Prevention

Promoting healthy, respectful, and nonviolent relationships can help prevent the harmful and long-lasting effects of intimate partner violence. Join us on Friday Night for Purple Night.

Purple ribbon representing domestic violence awareness

Teal Night

(Monday Night)

The Iron County Fair & PRCA Rodeo Board has recently teamed up with the Cowgirl Collective & Days of '47 Rodeo to bring Teal Night to the Iron County Fair & PRCA Rodeo on Monday Night. The Cowgirl Collective serves our community and promotes the western way of life while creating public awareness on the issue of suicide. On Teal Night, all rodeo participants, fans, and support personnel are encouraged to wear teal to show their support.

Join us on Monday Night for Teal Night. The Cowgirl Collective welcomes you to learn more at utahcowgirlcollective.com.