Become a Rodeo Sponsor

Welcome to the 36th annual Los Fresnos Rodeo, the “Biggest Little Rodeo in Texas.”

On behalf of the rodeo committee, I would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all of our sponsors. Without your generous support, we would not be able to put on the great event. With the help of our sponsors and volunteers, we look forward to another outstanding event: the Los Fresnos Rodeo. We’ll see you at the rodeo and, as we always say, “Let’s Rodeo!”

Thank you!
Larry Cantu
Los Fresnos Rodeo Chairman

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A Little Bit About Us

The Los Fresnos Rodeo Committee is made up of twenty-six directors and over 40 associate directors. With the help of their families and numerous volunteers, we tirelessly toil to put on a three-day event of family fun entertainment. The Rodeo Committee prides itself on providing numerous scholarships and support to youth and civic organizations in the area. The Rodeo Committee strives to provide the best rodeo stock and cowboys in the PRCA & WPRA; thus considered “The Biggest Little Rodeo in Texas”. The intent of the founders of the rodeo was to put Los Fresnos on the map by bringing top-quality entertainment to our community, and the Rodeo Committee continues to fulfill the dreams of these individuals. Working together, the rodeo committee has partnered with the Cameron County Fair & Livestock Show, which holds its event in conjunction with the rodeo. There is also a fun-filled carnival and activity midway for all to enjoy, and many other forms of entertainment that are part of the Los Fresnos Rodeo.

We host over 35,000 fans during the three-day event. The demographics include Rio Grande Valley Residents, Winter Texans, and folks from all over the United States and Northern Mexico.

Our stock contractor, Stace Smith, produces some of the best rodeos in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and has been named “PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year” eleven times. Smith Pro Rodeos provides top livestock and a one-of-a-kind rodeo experience that attracts the top cowboys in the PRCA and top cowgirls in the WPRA