Stock Show, Fort Worth

People brave cold weather to attend Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
Despite freezing temperatures, visitors and young competitors flocked to the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo on Sunday.
Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo continues despite freezing temperatures
With overnight lows in the low 20s Monday morning and Tuesday morning, it is freezing here in Fort Worth outside Dicky’s Arena where the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo kicked off over the weekend.
What is Fort Worth ‘Stock Show weather’? Here’s what to know about the chilly phenomenon
While not an official term in any dictionary, the phrase has been repeated by many during the annual 23-day event. A combination of frigid temperatures during Fort Worth’s winter season and the stock show’s mid-January to early February window, means that most Stock Show events are particularly chilly.
What you need to know about the 2025 Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
Dust off your Stetson and cowboy boots. The rodeo is back. Why it matters: The Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo begins Friday and will continue through Feb. 8. The nearly 130-year-old event draws more than 1 million attendees every year,
The Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo begins Friday. Here are the top events, discount days
Ropers and riders will converge on Fort Worth to compete in rodeos throughout the event run. Competitors will compete in events like bull riding, saddle bronc riding, and steer wrestling and barrel racing. The price of tickets varies depending on the events. Here's a full breakdown.
Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo attendees brave the cold
FORT WORTH, Texas - People braved the cold at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo on Sunday. While most of the events are indoors, people did have to walk from building to building. People made sure to dress for the bitter cold.
Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo - Wild Card Round - Cook Children's Day
2025 *THURS P.M.* Southwest District Rodeo Jan 30, 2025 7:30 PM From $15
All hat, no cattle: An inside look at a reporter's first experience at Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo
CBS News Texas reporter Bo Evans has the hat and boots, but he's never seen the inside of a barn. Follow along as he gets up close with goats, pigs, and Longhorns at the Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo.
This Black woman made the high bid for a Stock Show champion among a sea of white men
In 1970, she didn’t seem “fazed by the fact that there was not a single person in that arena who looked like her.” ...
How National Western's departing CEO sees the future of the stock show
Andrews announced in September that he planned to step down from his position as the National Western Stock Show’s CEO and ...
The return of stock show weather: Fort Worth families and farm animals dealing with severe cold
With low temperatures forecast to drop into the 20s, people at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo were taking additional ...
National Western Junior Livestock Auction to air on 9NEWS on Friday
The grand and reserve champion steers, pigs, lambs, and goats will fly off the auction block at the National Western's Junior ...
Bull rider injured at National Western Stock Show rodeo event
A 23-year-old bull rider from Ashland, Montana, was knocked unconscious Saturday while competing at the National Western Stock Show.