Clovis Rodeo

Come out and support Valley Children's Healthcare Foundation and Clovis Rodeo Foundation! See details on the event page.

The new entrance at the Clovis Rodeo grounds was paved today! The committee thanks the City of Clovis and Curtis Emmett, owner of Dave Christian Construction, and his crew for helping make it happen!

Thank you again for stepping up and being Cowboy Strong. The Clovis Rodeo Committee appreciates your continued generosity and support of the Creek Fire evacuees. The Creek Fire Large Animal Shelter at the Clovis Rodeo Grounds is shutting down this week large animals from the rodeo grounds are being moved to the Fresno Fairgrounds and Reedley College to make it easier for volunteers and supplies to be consolidated. Please contact CCADT at 888-402-2238 if you need assistance with your animals.

The Clovis Rodeo Committee thanks everyone for your continued support. We will get through this together. When we asked for you to be Cowboy Strong and help take care of our members, neighbors and friends who started hauling out their livestock on Saturday as the Creek Fire broke, we knew you’d respond, and you have, far beyond our expectations. We express our deep appreciation to the Fresno County Sheriff's Office and the Central California Animal Disaster Team (CCADT) fo...r picking up the phones and calling us to offer their help. The quick response from everyone involved continues to make a difference and we thank you. The Rodeo is receiving many calls with supporters wanting to make donations. We encourage all of those requests to be directed to the CCADT (888-402-2238) who is coordinating the overall animal rescue effort. As the Creek Fire continues to threaten us, additional rescue shelters have been opened, and they will best direct your contributions where they are most needed. Our continued support and prayers go to those in our community who are being impacted by the Creek Fire and all of the fires ravaging throughout California. Our deep appreciation goes to the first responders who have put themselves in harms way to protect us. We remain indebted to you for your continued service. (Unless you have seen information on the Clovis Rodeo’s official website or official Facebook page regarding making a donation to the Clovis Rodeo for efforts related to the Creek Fire please disregard those requests. As we all open our hearts and our wallets at this time we want to make sure your generous contributions are going where you want them to be made and ask for you to be cautious.)

#Creekfire Update. There are evacuations taking place in Fresno and Madera Counties. We continue to work with the Sheriff's Office, Animal Services, and other... evacuation partners. If you need evacuation assistance, please text to 888-402-2238. Fresno Shelters: Small Animals: Granite Ridge Intermediate School; 2770 E International Ave, Fresno, CA 93730. The Sierra Veterinary Hospital is full at this time and is no longer accepting pets. Large Animals: Clovis Rodeo Grounds - 748 Rodeo Dr, Clovis, CA 93612 Madera County Shelters: Small Animals: Oakhurst Community Center: 39800 Road 425B, Oakhurst, VA Large Animals: Coarsegold Rodeo Grounds - 44777 Rodeo Grounds Lane, Coarsegold, CA F W

Clovis Rodeo Grounds Open to Animals Displaced by Creek Fire The Clovis Rodeo Grounds is also open for large animals that have been displaced by the Creek Fire. If large animal owners in the impacted region need to drop off horses etc., they are advised that due to construction at the rodeo grounds they need to enter the gate that is open in the fence immediately adjacent to the Clark Intermediate School parking lot, that runs along the north side of the rodeo grounds. The... gates at the front of the rodeo grounds are not accessible to truck and trailer traffic at this time. The rodeo grounds are located at 748 Rodeo Drive in the heart of downtown Clovis. The nearest intersection is Clovis Avenue and Fifth Street. Access to the Clark Intermediate School parking lot to gain access to the rodeo grounds is off of Fifth Street by the water tower parking lot. There is also construction taking place by the rodeo arena. All visitors are advised to be cautious and stay away from the construction area for their safety and that of the animals.

Clovis Rodeo Ticket Office is still open through June 26 for 2020 ticket exchanges/refunds. Mon - Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Visit www.clovisrodeo.com to learn more. Tickets for 2021 will not go on sale until January.

Clovis Ticket Office Set to Open June 1-26 for 2020 Rodeo Ticket Refunds/Exchanges ONLY - Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. If you have not already requested a 2020 ticket exchange or refund, or if you are a cash or check customer that is waiting for the ticket office to open, plan to visit June 1 June 26. ... The ticket office will be open for refunds and exchanges of 2020 tickets only. Tickets for 2021 are not available for purchase at this time. Visit www.clovisrodeo.com for more details.

This Week in Rodeo History from Wrangler Network: Clovis Rodeo 2000

We celebrate our beloved Clovis Rodeo on this #ThrowbackThursday! We are missing our interactions with our community, the rodeo, parade, and all of the visitors... to our town! Enjoy a few of our photos from over the years and tell us about your favorite Clovis Rodeo memory! We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the rodeo grounds and in Old Town Clovis in 2021! #TBT

We love our fans! Share your pictures with us of rodeo action and we may post it on our page! Thank you Garcia Family and Clovis Roundup for these cute pictures! #wewillgetthroughthis

This week is hard on all of us. For those having rodeo withdrawals you can always visit the Wrangler Network - Clovis Rodeo page to try to curb your appetite! We know its just not the same but as long as were stuck at home, we might as well watch some CLOVIS RODEO while we are at it! #wewillgetthroughthis https://wranglernetwork.com/events/clovis-rodeo/