Red Bluff Round-Up
The annual event is the nation’s largest three-day rodeo
Once a year people from near and far gather in the little town of Red Bluff to celebrate tradition. A tradition that extends back to the early 1900s. Whether celebrating old traditions or creating new ones, the Red Bluff Round-Up remains.
104 years ago, a group of Tehama County Cattlemen came together to showcase their talents in the rodeo arena, and thus a tradition was born. This year the rodeo will take place on April 18 - 20, three jam-packed days of rodeo action. With over 650 contestants this year from world champions to rookies, the competition is fierce.
The Round-Up brings the best of the best cowboys and cowgirls from 5 different countries. The three-day rodeo will pay out over $350,000 in prize money. Fans will get to enjoy bulls, broncs, barrel racing, mutton busting, breakaway roping, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and team roping. The rodeo offers more than just that, Wild Pony races for kids (ages 10-14), Wild Horse races for a team of adults, and Red Bluff’s own, WILD RIDE. The Wild Ride takes place during the final performance on Sunday. Cowboys dress up in costume, as they ride a bucking horse. The Wild Ride is a fan favorite!
In addition to all the fun, Saturday night after the performance, we welcome an upcoming country music star - stay tuned to find out our 2025 performer.
The Chamber hosts 17 days of activities and events including a mixer, parade, chili cook-off, golf tournament, and more! So be sure to mark the days on your calendar and make the Red Bluff Round-Up your destination Easter weekend!
See you at the Round-Up!