Every year the Rodeo de Santa Fe brings big time rodeo action – with top cowboys and cowgirls, stock contractors, specialty acts, barrel men, and more – to northern New Mexico during the month of June. Hard core rodeo enthusiasts will tell you, it’s one of the best live shows in the state, and still remains one of the top 60 PRCA Rodeos in the nation. This year’s annual Rodeo de Santa Fe celebrates New Mexico’s incredible western heritage, June 18 – 21, 2025.
PRCA Sanctioned, Real-Deal Rodeo
As a PRCA sanctioned rodeo, all competitive events are included, including team roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, saddle bronc and bareback, tie down roping, women’s breakaway roping and bull riding. But it’s not all heavy competition. Fun for the entire family is had at the Rodeo de Santa Fe, with Mutton Bustin’ and youth barrel racing two of the top favorites.
Throw in the vendors, concessions, and adult beverages available in all seating areas, and you’ve got the makings of a memorable family excursion.
About Rodeo de Santa Fe
Citing its beginnings in 1949 when a group of cowboys made up of Roy Butler, Austin “Slim” Green, Gene Petchesky, Paul Ragle, Paul Rutledge, and a few others, got together and decided to organize a professional rodeo in Santa Fe. Today, the rodeo draws nearly 500 contestants, many of them World Champion riders, paying tribute to that visionary dream.
Rodeo de Santa Fe also support rodeo athletes in need through the Justin Cowboy Crisis Fund. This vital organization provides financial assistance to professional rodeo competitors injured on the job, regardless of association membership. Since its start, they’ve given over $9.8 million to help athletes and their families focus on recovery.
Your donation and fundraising efforts go directly to these deserving individuals, making a genuine difference in their lives.
Get Tickets Now!
Wednesday, June 18 is Family Night. With each paid adult general admission ticket, you can bring one child under 10 into Rodeo de Santa Fe for free.
Military and First Responders with ID are eligible for a free general admission ticket on Thursday, June 19. General admission tickets range from $10 – $20. Chairback seating tickets are $30 per adult; Covered grandstand seats and chute tickets are $25. Box seats are also available. Snag two box seats for $90, four for $180, and six seats for $290.
