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Proceeds from this race are donated to the Knights of Columbus.
Under the lights at the Brent Romick Arena, clouds of dirt and cries of victory tell the gripping story of the West with a time-honored and award-winning Steamboat tradition.The Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series takes place every Friday and Saturday night from July through August in Downtown Steamboat Springs. Shows begin at 7:30 p.m. with the exception of the Fourth of July performance which begins at 6:30 p.m.
Two guides, one hike - once a month only!AGES 14+Yampatika will explore the glacial valley through the lens of Yampa Valley's exceptionally rich geologic past as the group hikes out to the historical sites.Along the way, Tread of Pioneers Museum staff will share Mad Creek road and area history. Midway through the hike museum staff will shed light on the iconic Mad Creek Barn and it's restoration while the group has a chance to eat and take in the incredible views! At our last stop, the group will head over the Mad Creek bridge to learn about the former Mad Creek Guest Ranch and pioneer families of the area.Thank you our partner Tread of Pioneers Museum! And although they can't make it this year, thank you Historic Routt County!Important details:
Yampa Valley Ranch Tour & Local Lunch
June 26, 2026
Yampa Valley Ranch Tour
Hosted in partnership with Community Agriculture Alliance
Curious where your food comes from? Join us for a behind-the-scenes tour of Yampa Valley Ranch and learn more about regenerative agriculture, local food production, and the work happening on the land right here in the Yampa Valley.
Friday, June 26
Free to attend
?? Yampa Valley Ranch | 16620 CO-131, Yampa, CO 80483
Schedule
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM | Yampa Valley Ranch Tour
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM | Local lunch generously provided by Yampa Valley Ranch
Please BYOC — Bring Your Own Chair
Space is limited. Please reserve your ticket so we can plan for lunch.
Tennessee-born troubadour Larry Fleet grew up on a stack of records that spun everything from
Merle Haggard and Willie Nelson to Otis Redding and Marvin Gaye. That mix shaped a sound rooted in country storytelling but unafraid to reach beyond its borders.
A thoughtful songwriter with a knack for sharp one-liners, sturdy hooks, and a powerhouse voice that cuts straight to the truth, Fleet was working blue-collar jobs long before ever landing a record deal.
A devout family man and respected songwriter, including co-writing “Man Made a Bar,” recorded by Morgan Wallen featuring Eric Church, Fleet has built an impressive catalog: 2019's aptly titled Workin' Hard; 2021's Stack of Records, a nod to the music that raised him; 2023's Earned It, featuring the standout “Things I Take for Granted”; and 2025's independently released Hard Work & Holy Water.
Fleet is doing things his own way—touring globally, connecting with fans, and staying true to where he's from while taking country music somewhere new.
Opening Night Orchestra celebrating pivotal moments in Western music
Strings Music Festival's Season 39 classical series opens with a vibrant program tracing two and a half centuries of Western music evolution. Michael Sachs conducts a distinguished orchestra featuring concertmaster Nurit Bar-Josef. The performance includes Carl Stamitz's Orchestral Quartet of 1776, Beethoven's final String Quartet from 1826, Dvorák's radiant Serenade for Strings from 1876, and Barber's lyrical Serenade, written in 1928.
**This is a general admission, standing only show. All chairs will be removed.
The Wallflowers will mark the 30th anniversary of their landmark album Bringing Down the Horse with a nationwide US tour. The Grammy Award-winning band will perform their classic album in its entirety, in sequence. Originally released on May 21, 1996, Bringing Down the Horse was a critical and commercial triumph. The album peaked at number four on the Billboard 200 and was certified quadruple platinum, cementing the band's place in '90s rock history.
Influenced by a slew of first-generation American songwriters, including The Band and Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, The Wallflowers will also pay tribute on the upcoming tour to the 50th anniversary of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers by playing Petty's 1982 album Long After Dark in its entirety and in sequence as well.
Since 1927, the Fourth of July in Steamboat Springs has celebrated more than national pride – it's an annual opportunity for the Yampa Valley community to honor our Western heritage. Deep-rooted Independence Day traditions like the largest Pro Rodeo Series event of the summer and a hometown parade will be happening again in Steamboat Springs! We're excited to present this year's parade theme, “A Salute to Dog Town USA”, which will include Grand Marshals Elaine Hicks, Executive Director at Routt County Humane Society, and Kathy Connell, President of Steamboat Digs Dogs. Review weekend events, transportation logistics, and how to participate below so you can be ready for this special celebration.Cowboys' Roundup Days Cowboys' Roundup Days is celebrating again in true western fashion! The event will include a weekend full of family-friendly activities as well as the Pro Rodeo Series with four consecutive rodeos on July 3 - 5. Hometown ParadeJuly 4 | 10 AM | Lincoln Ave. between 6th and 10th St.Grand Marshals: Elaine Hicks & Kathy Connell Theme: Salute to Dog Town USA Winners: Best Original Theme: Colorado Crane Conservation Coalition Best Group: Steamboat Powersports Best Commercial: Wild West Balloon Adventures Best Parade Theme: Perry-Mansfield Performing Arts School & CampThis year's parade will include 40+ floats registered by local businesses and organizations. Please review the following information to be prepared for this fun event!
Fireworks and Preventing Wildfires Steamboat Springs will not offer a firework display as part of its Independence Day Celebration. Our community places a high value on wildfire prevention, and we thank visitors and residents in advance for not using fireworks in Steamboat Springs this Fourth of July. Learn more about preventing wildfires.This year, head up to Steamboat Resort to watch the sky come alive with the sky-illuminating drone show.
OktoberWest is more than a beer festival — it's Steamboat's favorite way to welcome fall in the Yampa Valley. Craft brews flow, crisp mountain air settles in for the season, and friends and families gather to celebrate with German flair. From the annual beef cook-off to lawn game competitions and a vendor market, there's something for everyone all weekend long. Wear your best German attire, raise a stein, and soak in the colorful views of Mount Werner.Proudly hosted by the Steamboat Springs Chamber, Steamboat Mountain Village, and Steamboat Ski & Resort Corporation, and presented by Resort Group, OktoberWest is a high-energy fall tradition anticipated all year long.Tickets go on sale April 13th.Friday Night Beer StrollThe weekend kicks off on Friday with the annual Beer Stroll. Head downtown to participating restaurants to taste a variety of seasonal and local beers. This event is a fundraiser for the Young Professionals Network. From 4–7 PM, explore downtown Steamboat's favorite bars and restaurants while sampling a variety of local beers. This ticket includes a 6-oz branded stainless steel tasting glass, and proceeds support YPN's work to connect and empower emerging community leaders.Saturday Beer FestivalChoose your ExperienceGarden
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