Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo: Rodeo Roundup on Friday to go full Texan

HOUSTON - Throw on your best Western wear to celebrate the Rodeo season coming into Houston!

The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo are having their Rodeo Roundup on Friday, Feb 24 at 11 a.m. and all of Houston is invited to City Hall in Hermann Square for all the festivities.

Rodeo Roundup is held to celebrate Go Texan Day and Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner will kick off the event with his Go Texan Day proclamation.

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Attendees can enjoy free chopped barbecue sandwiches provided by the World’s Championship Bar-B-Que Committee, live music, and take pictures on top of a Longhorn steer.

Talking more about RodeoHouston

EDITORS NOTE: This video is from a previous story. Rodeo officials are back to talk more about the rodeo…not just the cookoff! Concerts, carnivals, you can definitely find something that is up your alley.

Volunteers with the Rodeo will also be there representing more than 100 committees, so you can learn more about this annual tradition.

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With Rodeo Roundup falling on Go Texan Day, it only makes sense that attendees wear their best Western attire such as jeans, cowboy boots, and cowboy hats for the celebration.

You can even keep the Rodeo fun going and head to Memorial Park to see the Trail Rides make their way in and then go over to the World's Championship Bar-B-Que Contest.

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