2020 Pana‘ewa Stampede Rodeo
Big Island • February 9, 2018
-Traditional & “Hawaiian -Style” Events
-Paniolo ( cowboy
) Kane ( men
)
-Wahine( women
) and keiki ( children
)
-Rodeo contestants from the mainland
Tickets are only $10, Keikis 12 and Under, FREE
Entertaining and Educational
-JJ Harrison, Rodeo Clown keeps you laughing
-Announcer Justin McKee keeps you informed
-Rich Cultural Traditions of the Paniolo displays
-Local Food Vendors and Talented Crafters
Traditional Rodeo Events
-Bull Riding
-Calf Roping
-Bronco Bustin’
-Barrel Racing
-And Many More Events!
February 15-17, 2020
- Organizer: Hawaii Rodeo Stampede
- Phone: 808-934-1004
- Website: http://hawaiirodeostampede.com/
- Venue: Pana‘ewa Equestrian Center
- Address: Stainback Hwy., Hilo, HI, 96720
- Hours: Multiple hours
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